Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1923, Page 11

Fe llllllllllllil.lllllllEflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIlIIIIIII.I“.I - . SEEEEENEEEENENEEENEES sdfaunsann u Practical for Street and Palais Reyal —~Third Fleer. THE Welcome News! 'e Shipment of Philippine Night- gowns and Envelope Chemise Prices on cotton goods have advanced, yet we are offering this group of un- ' derwear at the remarkable low price of, garment— 2.88 All are beautifully made by hand, assuring that service only received from Phlll‘rpme Under- ) wear. Scalloped and embroidered 7 in veins, flowers and famous punch work. Women are urE’ to buy at least two or three ch, $2.88. 300 Novelty Petticoats Splendid Values $3.98 Made of all-silk jersey, in straightline or flounce, of Paisley or floral silk, some with fringe. Black and spring colors to go with your new spring apparel. At $398. Unusual Values From Our Children’s Section New Spring One-of-a-Kind Panty Dresses, A Styles White Dresses Limited Number Straw Hats s s i y organdle, dainty styles | bray and pongette, at- For the little miss [ for all occasions. | tractive styles with of 2 to 6 years. Va- | Touches of lace ribbon, | touches of hand work 3 h with | Wide sash of ribbon | and bias fold of con- gg""én 5:&“» fower | of material. 6 to 1 | trasting celors. 2 to trimmings. ! On display and sale at PalsisRoyat.—ThirdFloor. years. One of a kind. | 6 yvears. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Sports Dresses, Yet Afternoon Wear | $25, $29.50 to $39.50 R ified e | Three words that fully express _their style fea- tures. Roshanara fash- ions the majority, but you will find a good selec- tion of Canton and flat crepes. Beautifully tai- lored. Smartly trimmed with silk embroidery, tucked panels, tucked . anel at side in tier ef- ects, beads and novelty buckles. Straightline styles dominate. Styles for misses, women and larger women. Just Received! 300 Pieces of I Pearl Handle Serving Pieces Sterling siiver trimmed and Each Choose servers, cake servers, guoranteed blades at *1.00 iece in lined box. nm wide blade pie berry spoons, gravy ladles, cold meat forks, teaette. Salt and Pepper Choice, $1.00. Shakers, 79¢c Individual, sterling silver, good weight aud odd shapes. Hkfs., 12 for @andkerchiefs for the family, wnmenll.nd rh horts "patigras: | others cambric, hemstitched. Fifty: ~ 79c Gloves for 50c Pt embroldery. Men's and boys' white ~ceat Day, 12 S0c~DBargain Basement. Women's first quality suede - finish wrist strap Palais Royal—Main Floer. 10; Juven! regulars, 2 pairs, 50c—B: First quall 50c 480 Pairs Men’s All- Silk Socks, 79c Pair Full-fashioned socks, with lisle sole, | All reinforced with seam up the back; black only; all per- fect; sizes 975 to 11%. At 79 pair. heel and toe. Boys’ Hose, 2 prs. vy ribbed black Ootwn‘ghcklnn. vlua double heel, toe and sole. 50c Fifty-cent Day, ¥ . Bascment. mnfl.;.l - IalAl.l (R 8B R N G Sizes 7 to 9%. Fift; gauntiet gloves with e brofdered backs. Fifty-cent Day st 25¢ Vutt,_.?—for Women's. Fine rib ¢otton, low ‘neck and sleeveless] built up or bodce style. em- Mode, l'rlyl lnd browns, =t 80c—~B! 50c Sizes 36 to 42. lru(‘-hn. Fiftyeceat Day, 3 for B0v~Bargain Basement, 35¢ V > large Am!.l::.. llnl 40 w 50c fine rib, with ublo ‘Women’ seam up heel and .tck ulars. n_Basement, 39c Hose, 2 prs., Burson's women's outsizes for stout women. lc-mleu and fashioned. t Day, 3 For stout wom 54, Low meck less. First qual S0e—Rargain 69c Union Suits, ‘Women's, fine rib knit cotton, low neck and sleeve- f' Titore Fifty-eent Day, 3 for 50c Fifty-eeat Day, 2 Basement. Ribdbed Union Suits, low neck, elbow nvu und :‘:u'.'.‘.::’:‘& £5; irfosulara Firereeat Day | E18S L0EW; 0 ivie Union 39¢ Bloomcn, 2 Pairs for Suits for For stout women, low neck and sleeveless. XKnes lnlsl‘:‘. sizes 46 to §0; 50c¢ ‘Women's, Jersey . ribbed, flesh cclorod, rahrorced gusset with elastic band waist and B—?—S'uTtTct——S—o_ EVENING ST. priced selections. WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL e e e SN IS NN NS NN NN RSN NN NN NN NSNS NN NN NN NN NN NSNS SSENNEENNNNNNNEENENENEES The Py Tlna Shoppin' Conter—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. _ After-Easter Clearance Sale of Trimmed and Sports Hats The Season for Sports Apperel is “Just open- ing” and, think of it, & sale of much Aigher-priced Hats—at *3.50 50c r-u-tlny"p-l‘l..-. brown, tan or l‘rli llln 3 to 10. Xrnl- 50c white feet. lhen 0 ux 10% irregulars. pairs, 80c—Bargain C Basement. 50c | knees. sm- l’l l.nd. 29. l‘lhy Hair Nets, 24 for Cap shape, of real hair, Light, medium and dark brown, also blonde .nl lack. Fifty-cent Day, 34 | Brassieres at Made of durable nmrlxl hook on lifll 'l'vo u.-:l to Corsetlets at cont Daz, 3 tor Sbe—B Qilcloth, 8 Yd:., Shelt Oilcloth; floral and Japanese delll’nl l.nd col- orings. 25¢ Socks, 3 prs., S T, SR 50c | 50c | nvel plain or N zu Plnk nr blue. nl.-l - guaranteed full s tms&lctuntdy : At 69¢. For Thursday's selling we have prepared special tables of pretty Trimmed and Sports Hats that are reduced from 'much higher- Offering a choice of pretty [ sports hats and trimmed hats that are per- fect in every way, but finding ourselves with too many hats, we must resort to the quick- est clearance route—reduce prices. styles and colors to choose from. %1 Clearance Sale of Felt Sports Hats, $1.98 A limited quantity of the bright-finished Felt Hats in a good assortment of smart styles and colors. Good Woven Madras Shirts Men’s Athletic Union Suits, Special, 69c Sleeveless and knee checked nainsook, with elastic in back ; d fit: t:fld;:?f:g“;;‘e, 34 | with slip-easy bands. At 5%. 50c for BOos— 50c 50c 1923. SROYAL stimulate early ird—Ge: bodice brella sty! an to 38. . Low style, nec! 40, 42 and 4. Silk 1zed top for or si We doubt if there will be enough to go 'round, /or ot this pru:e men, and women who buy for men, “snap up” three and four at a time— "1.35 Always being ready to take advantage of an oppor- tunity is responsible for this sale. A manufacturer needed “cash” immediately—we bought immediately, and you are urged to immediately share the savings. ‘AUl were made-by expert shirt makers, cut full and fit perfectly. Five-button coat models, with soft cuffs; guaranteed non-shrinkable neckband. Fast colors; guaranteed. Choose from neat blue, tan and gray, single and cluster strif 7es. Every detail has been carefully executed; sizes 14 Men’s $1, $1.25 and $1.50 Cut Silk Ties, 59¢c Of imported and domestic silks, all new spring patterns and shapes; made length, of Palais Beyal—Mafn Floor. THURSDAY—BARGAIN BASEMENT 50c DAY ‘A monthly event in our Bargam Basement anxiously awaited by economical shoppers. No phone orders. No C. G. D’s. No zood have been arranged. Early shopping is ad- vised as quantities are limited. ' Do your Spring buying now and save. No mail orders. This Thursday two score and four surprises sent on approval. 25¢c Hose, 3 prs. Ribbed Black Hose, re- intorced. Women's, 9 to’ “‘{c 6 to 10. Ir- Nightgowns at ‘Women's, of pink and white creps and hnlnu. neat uuon Il,l Fifty-cent Muslin, 8 Yds., Muslin, 38 inches; un- 50c S0e~Bargain Base- bleached: mill lengths; for sheets, etc. Fifty- cent Day, S yards, S0c— Bargain Bascment. School Blookm"hf, 5 79c Towels for N whits colors. !‘I!.QL-:-::_ Pl’; Tot:’ Pex Top Rompers Odd Jot in vulon- l!ylu ‘ Towcla, 3 for Tlllvrl 20c each. fluck w xlxls 1nchu 50c 36-inch M-vml I'll.lmll. for baby's wea: Day, 56¢ yard.—Bargain sook and batiste, neat styles in régular and extra sizes. Fifty-cent Day at 50c—Bargain Basement. ,!l and wool. Suits, 65¢ wervice; nérous assortments of all styles and sizes in stock. Kayur Spring-Weight Low neck, built-up shoulder and ight knee and um- ; also envelope chemise d closed suits with wide white and pink; regular sizes, Kayser Extra Size Suits, 85¢ tight knee, umbreila suits and envdopes, bullt-up shoulder and bodice; sizes Special Prices on Low Neck Vests 'l !5 Extra sizes, silk lisle, at $1.10 Lisle Vests, regular ( ABC the Vests, sTa; Three ImportantReasons Why You Should Buy Kayser Underwear _Now Pirst—You will soon desire lighter wdlb! underwear. cond—Spe:ul prices offered to buying. % Uni regular and $2.50 Extra size silk mercerized, $2.35 $2.25 Regular size mercerized, $1.95 £ 590 Llsle Vests, regular and $1.75 Extra size lisle suits, at $1.58 4 oxtr: for n $1.50 Regular sizes. lisle, at $1.38 Wanted 50c Llllb Vests, regulaz and $1.35 Extra sizes, lisle, at 110 extra, 2 for 8%e | $1.25 Regular sizes, lisle, at 93¢ $2.25 & $2.50 $2.75 Paris Full-Fashioned Glove Silk Clocked Silk | Lisle Hose, $1.00 Hosiery, $1.95 Hose, $2.35 Fasis open work and plathe_ Rour_foot | Full-tashlonsd, pute § ciooks.” Also iase o and brown; sev- Splendid hats for golf, motoring and utility wear. black, white brown, | eral attractive’ pat: | seclling ‘at threo times Palais Royal—Second Fleor. b;lle: ‘::d n'_ulsm to -’v.ovnfu styles; all ::';fori”“ N chan om Extraordmary' 1,000 New Kayser Marvel Fit Special r-m- Rnynl—‘llll Floor. on Suits All Styles the high-priced silks Blouses & Sweaters, *2 Made of Dimities, Voiles, Batiste and Handkerchief Linen, in dozens of styles. Tai- lored models with collar and cuffs of dotted Swiss, in_colors, plain white dimities with tiny frills. Touches of em- broidery, others plain edged with filet or cro- chet edge, handmade blouses with filet lace edge. Long sleeves. Col- ored voile blouses, at- tractive colors; round, V and square necks. Peter p Pan in plain, tailored or frilly models. All sizes 36 to 46. Slip-on Sweaters, all wool, plain and fancy stitch, many styles in round or V neck models. and jade. At $2.00, Navy, black, orchld buff Palais Royal—Third Floer. Capes of Gerona, Poiret Twill, Fashona Velour and Canton Crepe Are fashion’s demand at this moment, and Mlumlly the Palais Royal collection is com- prehensive, at— $22.50, $25, $39.50 $49.50 and $55. Surely no summer wardrobe is complete unless there is at least one cape, for Paris strongly rec- ommends cape: for mostly all oc- casions. Jnceful long-line ef- fects, mclu ing circular collar models, ltr:lghthne blouse back and sash tie styles. Enhanced .ewith _buckles, embroidery, silk stitching and tassels. Attractive shades, such as tan, blue, brown and black. €oats Mirroring Fashion’s Latest Whims Developed of high lustrous materials, cleverly trimmed. t $25, $39.50, $45 and $4950. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Lanch Cloths, 64 inches; of damask 50c 50c hemmed, ready to_use. F"'Y—«I! Day at 50c.— ' Bargain Bascment. Dresser Scarfs, 17x54 inches, of linene, with lace trimmings. Fifty. cent Day, 50c each~—~Bargain Basement. 50c 50c . 50c Voiles, 2% Yards, 40 lnehno ‘wide; mill ends; for spring ua dresses. Fitty- 2 yards, Soor Bargain 50c S percale. Jul like mothn‘. o, I o s RS e ot sowii wad eingham, o U adangtwinete, I;Iowcl:, 6 for " . | Dimities, 4 Yds., 50 Basement. ~ . uck; size used in hospl: 1200 yards; mili emds, for c Burgath Corset Cavor-, short 50c tals and hotels. Limit, 5oc chiidren’s _dresees. skirts and drawers D( lu- dowen to a purchaser. m cent . 4 yards, -x- Bandm 3 for washing coat Day, € for 50c—Bar- #ain Basement, of motn e 3 iy ma. 50 Do ead salnmook. "ifiy cent Day at Soc. Basement, Mosdin 4 Yards, i terial, hook back —Bargais Basement. s for , A 50 e e Besgaia Basement. | Petticoats at Peroales, 36 Inches; dress LS R O c lengths; in new designs and c T a iy Polly Prim Amfll J?.‘?a."r‘,‘"’ 0;‘23.“‘"2;'3.{ C golorings " Wurty-cont Dy, | wata g Jurentler, o.l". e st and 50c e asgain Desement, L ‘fl—arqm':ettc,‘ 2% Fashik Women’s Silk- ases, 2 for 50 Yith dots, ‘Tor - ourtains. 06‘ e Like Petticoats, 5y() e Seditet g o ey | Juvenile Pa;ar:ckc 50 Dund wich J‘..‘!:&‘.J-’l:fi: C N, B % f Satins, 2 Yards, n! Day at aphm or i | b 50 '.’3“1':'3.5‘.“'% C | e 18 'tnches, of damask, In 50c ;@Efi.’;flj‘f:fi«:“m C Bloomers and TN oo be 4 Bargain Basement.” Cluldnn 's Pamaoh Step-Ins, 50c e See: 1, Bungalow Aprons 50 Women's, of crepe, nain- F Immc Juveniles’, o!l n‘hun ana 50c M at Bargaia Basement. X I T T I R S NP R R R PR R R R R RR R RN RN R NN R E O ERER R RN s AR AR R NN RN R R RN " BN I:III.III..I.IIIIIII.IIl::llIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl.llllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllflflll.lll.l.l-lllllllIIII.IIllllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIII‘UIIIII-.'-I s