Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 15

ZhePaLAISROYAL Under \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. MONDAY, MAY 7, 1923, The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877 — A. Lisner, Pres. With Cotton Prices Bounding Upward—This Underpriced ~ Sale of 2,000 Attractively Made Dress Aprons Envelope Chen;ise, 2.88 Made of all-silk radium and crepe de chine; lovely models, in strap or built-up shoulder. Some Gowns and Chemise, *1.88 ™ In One Large Group —on Sale Main and Third Floors at 38 We could tell an intersting story of how we obtained these dress aprons to sell at this low price in face of higher price conditions, but here are the facts about the dress aprons briefly. Choose from twenty-five styles. fashioned of gingham, per- cale, linene and novelty ma- terials. Attractive colorings. Models trimmed with rick rack and braid. Tie back, button {front and slip-on models. All dressy and prac- tical models. Sizes 34 to 48. Remember, only 88c. Palaix Roynl—Third Floor. . Sun-Proof Petticoats, *1 New shipment of handmade Porto Rican gowns Also Costume Slips of white sateen; skirts are and envelope chemise. Featured of finest count | hemmed or scalloped, slips have deep hem and Page priced May Sale " Men! The Season’s Great Clothing Event! ! master stroke in Value-Giving—Offering Over Fifteen Hundred Choice Strictly 100% All- Wool Hand-Tailored (all essential details) Men's end Young Men’s New Spring and Summer Two-Trousers Suits At Two Sensational Prices 232 and 332 All sizes from 33 to 46. Also students, 16 to 20. Remember this offering is positively for our great Underpriced May Sale only. Suits of this quality you will find selling in stores oi the better class in Washington and all over the country for at least $30 to $45 and more with single trousers. Models for voung men. students and prep school youths, also semi-conservative and conservative styles. Sports models, Norfolk models, form-fitting styles: two, three or four button styles. lacy, some tailored; soft shades of pink, blue, or- chid and white. Underpriced May Sale, $2.88. lingerie cloth, every stitch done by hand. Under- camisole top. Underpriced May Sale, $1. priced May Sale, $1.88. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Men, this is your opportunity to reduce your ciothics now is your time to buy for present or future use. Regard of the extraordinary low prices, moderate alterations will be made free of charge Palais Royal—Main Floor. Boys’ Four Big Specials Thrifty parcnts will save largely on Good Clothes for boys. Boys' $1250 to Nortom s> $7.95 Comprising about 150 Suits. of excellent, durable all-wool and woolen cassimeres. Both knickers lined. This price is less than present wholesale Sizes 7 to 17. May Sale, only $7.85. . Boys’ $15.00 to 18.50 Two-pants $ Norrotke suts, - 910,95 Comprising strictly all-wool Underpriced May Sale of Beautiful . slmeres and tweeds; coats mo- hair lined, with knickers full lined; extra good suit 2 3 el record low price for thi only; sizes § to 17. May Sale, fi $10.05, N . wl; Boys' Regular $15 Blue Serge Two-pants Suits Splendid qual wool, guaranteed fast color, double warp, genuine Whitman serge. Norfolk models, both trousers lined. Just the suit your boy will need for dress or confirmation. Every suit lined with splendid qual- ity mohair. All sizes, 8 to 1%, May Eale o 7 (ttle Bo 5 Waeh suiter = $1.85 Tailored by the very best makers and include the famous Jack Tar brand and other fa- mous makes, comprising the most durab At One-quarter to One-third below regular values. Note these prices, then come see our offerings. 19¢ yd. 39c yd. 59c yd. It is necessary for you to see these Wonderful Cretonnes to fully judge what re- markable values they really are. As far as we know, their quality and designs have never been excelled at these low prices. Every yard perfect, and featured at these special prices just for the May Underpriced Sale. . standard fabrics in Palmer Cloth. Linene, fine Jean Twill. fine Romper Cloth. fine Galatea. The very smart- est and best models, beautifully tailored and trimmed. About 500 elegant little suits._Models comprise Middys, Balkans, Oliver Twist, also best grade khaki Flapper Suits; sizes 3 to 10. Buy a supply, as this is the lowest price in a long time, and good cotton fabrics, at high prices, positive for this sale only at $1.85. Thousands of homes will use cretonnes for porch and jndoor use during the spring and summer season. An opportunity indeed for the thrifty to save. Hun- dreds of new designs in all the desirable color effects suitable for hangings, slip covers, cushions and many other purpases. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Men!--Buy Athletic Union During This Sale 69¢ Made of good quality checked nainsook. Sleeveless and knee Every Home Should Have at Least One Kaltex Fiber Arm Chair or Arm Rocker—Regularly $22—Underpriced May Sale | .o coce $ . 5 o fect, Sizes 34 to 4. Underpriced ; S ay Sale, 69c suit. Eepecially isiheniyontican Ideal for any room in the K Z » il obtain a Chair or Rocker house—adds™ I:eauty and t g . #9 8 5 c of this high quality. ® comfort. . (d e ' #ls Of fancy madras and plain soft materials. _Sleeveless and knee length. Elastic webbing across back. Sizes 34 to 46. Underpriced May Sale, 85¢c suit. *1.29 Men’s Union Suits, made of sitk striped madras, handkerchief cloth: cut full and well made. Sizes 34 to 46. Underpriced May Sale, $1.29. Palats Royal—Main Floo:." Kaltex Chairs and Rockers are made to give comfort and service — years of service. Made “with a heart of steel.” Dark brown finish. Marshall spring, loose cushion seat, covered with good quality cretonne. Also upholstered at back. Un- derpriced May Sale, $14.95. - : $1.49 $2.50 ‘Magazine Racks, fumed oak; $l 98 Hardwood Solid Maple Porch Rock- $2' 39 madsezs:;ong, with three shelves.hAt ardwood Costumers, mahogan; = i $ l ’39 ers, slat back, natural varnish finish. At Hardwood Dressmaker’s Folding $2 49 o finish ; has six coat hangers, Hardwood Ph i i lardwoo one Stands, with chair 56. 49, BB i oo o v e Palais Royal—Fourth Floor. Hardwood Folding Lawn Settee At mahogany finish. At ) 3 l.l'l'llll.!lIIIIIIIIII‘Illlllll.!l!.!lIlllllll.l.lllllllllllllIlll!I‘IIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIII IR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R RN RN R RN R R RN R R R R RN R R ERERRRRRRRRERRERRRERRRRERRERERERNENRERNERENNERNENERNERNENRREREEESREEEERREERNRNENNRERERERRENRERGERH] L IRETTRERE) II'IIIIIII;IIIll-lllllllll