Evening Star Newspaper, August 20, 1924, Page 15

R R R R R R R R R R R RN R R R R R R R PR RN RN RN RN NARNRNA RN RN RN NN NN RR RN RN R '3 ~ Late Arrivals and Smart Store News of Today By ETHEL M. PARKS The August Furniture Sale at the Palais Royal is always an event looked fcrward to by housekcepers of Washington, and will prove a veritable paradise for the new bride of June or August, for she will find many pieces designed especially for the comfort of the kead of the house, which add beauty to her furnizhings as well. Was there ever a piece of furniture that we all lcve so well as the Grandfather’s Clock? It almost greets one with a smiling face and its beautiful chimes as you enter the dcor. It gives one a feeling that it can always be depeaded upon, that whatever else happens it wil. = there, ticking the hcurs away. In the spacious center hall plan homes of today it is particularly lovely. The designers raust have had in mind the first new home of the bride and groom when they designed a wonderful suite of combination living room and dining room furniture. And not conly those happy people, but to others who prefer a very large living room rather than two smaller rooms, this suite is particularly pleas- ing. It is of walrut, and the octagonal center table may be lengthened ou! into one of the new narrow dining tables when desired. The chairs are beautifully up- holstered for use in either room, the side table is almost like a console tabie, with a mirror to match. Then. there is a long settee—but you will have to see it—it just isn’t possible to tell you how lovely it is. And another lovely piece is a magazine stand on wheels, which may be wheeled right beside your favorite chair, from one room to another, or onto the piazza. Besides the rack at the top, it has two shelves, and a handle just like a tea wagon. It is really one of the handiest as well as decorative pieces of small furniture seen for a long, long time. There is a very unusual folding desk, too, with two leaves opening on either side, making a practical desk, completely fitted with ink wells, blotters, etc. When the two leaves are closed it is an attractive table. A new smoker’s set that will be a constant delight to any man, contains a humidor under the table top, on which are the ash trays, and below a glass jar for cigars for immediate use. There are any number of new sets, from those which may be carried to any part of the house to the larger, completely fitted ones. Then there are innumerable little end tables, so handy, on which to place a lamp, a magazine or ash trays. They are different sizes and shapes, and will fit anly of the beautiful overstuffed suites which one may select. Beautiful odd chairs, upholstered in needlepoint tapestry, will arouse the enthusiasm of any woman, and the Coxwell chair, with its long, comfortable seat, will be especially appreciated by men. And there is no woman living but will enthuse over the beautiful new mirrors. The styles have changed in mirrors, as well as in clothes, and the new shapes and sizes with frames of walnut or mahogany are very lovely. Only one is pictured here, but it gives an idea of the newest ones. There is a great variety of shapes and sizes, from small ones to the very large mirrors. Then there is a new unframed mirror which has taken quite a hold on the popular fancy. One will find, too, among the odd pieces a tall ma- hogany palm or fern stand, with inner lining and drain, so that there may always be some green growing thing in the living room. They give such a touch of home to the room. f And here is one of the delight- ful, old-timey Martha Washing- ton sewing stands. There are several drawers in which all the small sewing materials may be kept out of the way and out of sight, and two deep compart- ments at_either end in which articles in process of making may be put. They make sewing a pleasure, and may be moved from place to place with little trouble. The Period secretaries in walnut, Adam, Queen Anne and others are mighty attractive pieces of fur- niture, and very often they are the one piece which will fit just right in some particular spot in one’s home. The Windsor chairs, always practical and com- fortable, are here in many different sizes. The new cane-back Windsor chair with a high, rather pointed back, is very attractive. For the telephone, that instru- ment of torture, which is also in- dispensable, a new garb has been invented. We have tried to disguise it in innumerable ways, with a little ald-fashioned lady with a boquet of flowers doing her best to hide it, or an open and shut box, which, Now- ever decorative, has no place among the furnishings. But at last, here is a smart little cabinet, with a chair to match, into which the telephone may be put, with the cords entering through the back, where it is always out of the way, Y3 ' except when in use. It looks well in the hall or in the corner of a room or almost anywhere. So there is one problem solved. . But come in and look at things for yourself. Even if you are not ready to buy at once you will enjoy seeing the new things. Any woman does. ASSSEEEENEERAENERERERER :»l I ESIEVERENEENE N N~ THE EVENING ST, Lady Sealpax Athletie Combinations, 88¢ Made of soft cross-barred muslin; 3-inch stockinet insert across the back, giving ease and grace to the figure. One-d: cial, Palaix Royal— % Silk and Chiffon Hosiery s+ New Fall Frocks 325.00 —of Satin and Crepe Satin, in the newest Tunic mod- els, with the mew long sleeves. In brown, navy and black. One of the models sketched is the new two-in- one costume. (A4) Tawo-in-onc costume of black side, showing an underbody broidercd, the 2whole finished in fancy braid. With the rever brought to-the lejt shoulder and fastened, it gives onc an entircly diffcrent dress of all black. in, with long rever on t color, beautifully Black satin, long tunic cfiect, long, tight sleeves, with ccru embroidered colar, trimming of a.combination russct and black braid. \ An wnusual tunic modcl of black satin, with a circular flare caught at right side with an ornament, narrow back tie belt. Long slee bottom flare, the sleeves end tunic trim- med with a ¢ band of black lace. Palals Royal, Third Floor. Voile Overblouses Specially Priced $2.95 Attractive Summer Over- blouses in voile. Trimmed with Irish lace, some with touches of colored embroid- ery, tucked front and frills. All styles in neck lines, with long and short sleeves. In orchid, Harding blue, spring- time, tan, white and canary. Sizes 36 to 44 in the lot. - Palais Royal—Third Floor. Kleinert’s Rubber Reducing Garments Made by the firm with a 40-year reputation for reliability, of strong, pure Ceylon rubber, containing no dangerous chemicals and no weakening for- eign substances. They are safe to wear. They do reduce. They have no odor, and they are comfortable. Diaphragm Reducer, $4.00 (Sketched) For flesh around the waist. ness in front, left side closing. Double thick- Abdomen Reducer, Anklettes $7.50 $3.50 Hip Reducer, $10 Bust Reducer, $5 Semi-Annual Discount Sale of Furniture Every Home in Washington can buy profitably and save money in this event. Actual Discounts of 10%, 15%, 20%, 25% and MORE from regular prices. Figure your own discounts from the Original Price tickets. Fourtk Floor. R, WASHINGTON, D. C., A AN l-l-; SEEEEERERAN B Women’s Silk Hose, $1.15 Full fashioned, first quality pure thread silk, with mercerized garter tops. In black, white, gray, beige, peach and nude. Women’s Glove Silk Hose, $1.15 Dropstitch and fine ribbed. In black, gray, brown and beige. First quality. Women’s Onyx Silk Hose, $1.29 Pure thread silk, full fashioned. All sizes in black, white, airedale, beige, nude, gray, tan bark, peach, dewn. All first quality. Women’s Reockford Silk Hose, 79c¢ Silk and Rayon (fiber silk) mixed. Fashioned back, scamless foot. Plain and dropstitch ribbed. In black, white and colors. All perfect. Palais Royal Guaranteed Chiffon Hose Our Own Brand, with a Guarantee Full fashioned with mercerized @ QF tops, Full fashioned, all-over $ il l 2.25 In black, white, gunmetal, gray, beige, nude and ail the popular colors. Women’s Extra Size Burson Silk and Rayon (fiber silk) Hose, $1 Full-fashioned seamed back and Burson seam- fess foot. Cut extra long and elastic. Very sat- isfactory in every way for large women. In black, white, beige, gray and nude. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Infants’ Wear Coat Sweaters, $2.50 Cute little sweaters for these cool days. knit, button front with belt. and blue. Sizes 2 to 6. Closely In brown, tan, red Infants’ Shirts and Bands, 15¢ Half wool. In small sizes only. Lot of Children’s Panti Dresses, $1 Cinderella make. Of gingham and chambray, in plain colors and neat checks. Daintily hand em- broidered in contrasting colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Other lovely medels, $1.50 to $3.50. Palats Royal—Third Floor. Picnic Artiel 15c Plain White Napkins, per 100, 40¢ Lily Cups, 50 to box, 80c Lily Cups, 100 to box, 13¢ Lily Dishes, 12 to box, 2 boxes, 10c Samspoons and Straws, 10c Plates, sizes 5 or 6 inches, dox., 15¢ Plates, size 8 inches, 2 dozen, 15¢ 25¢ Crepe Paper Towels, size 13x18 inches, folded in 3% wize. 2 packs, 10c Dollies, sizes 5 to 12 inches, lace, either round or oval, 3 pkgw., 10e 20c Japanacse Lanterns, 3 sizes, 15¢ Palais Royal—Main Fleor. Croquet Sets At Clean-Up Prices Regular $3.75 and $3.00 Sets, containing 8 balls and 8 mallets, 225 Regular $250 Sets, containing 4 balls and 4 mallets, $1.50 Regular $4.50 Sets, t 8338 Quantities Limited Palais Royal—Main Floor. \\ Service and Courtesy WEDNESDAY, 'AUGUST 20, 1924.- e e ——e e B e IIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIllIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII-III/IIIHIIl-I‘IIIIIIII.IIIII-II'IIIIllllll ThePALAIS ROYAL G & 11th Sts. —_—— Novelty Silk Gloves Regular $2.50 to $4 Values, Pair, Eibow length Mans attractive frill, contrast A1 sizex in th Established 1877 Palais Royal—Main Floor, An Early Showing of Fur-Trimmed Coats $39.50 to *100 Fashioned of luxurious cloths—Lus- trosa, Fashona, Armandale, Angora, Avanzadda and Cuir de Laine. Collars, cuffs or bandings of Beaver, Squirrel, Mink, Opossum and Muskrat. These coats, because purchased be- fore the manufacturers’ rush season, as- sure better tailoring and first choice in the selection of fur trimmings. Colors: Black, brown and tan. Sizes 14 to 51. The Coat sketched is of Brown Cuir de Laine, with Beaver collar and tic and the new barrel sleeve Palais Royal—Third Floor. Three Specials in Princess Slips Princess Slips, §1 —of soft finish nainsook. Straightline models with 20-inch hip hem , ; S Yokes neatly trimmed in laces and embroidery. Some built-up shoulder. New Lot of Fall Princess Slips, $2.98 —featured of Rayon (fiber silk) in straight lines with flat pleated flounce. Trimmed with ribbon of contrasting colors. Special Lot of Straightline Princess Slips, $3.98 —of satin and radium. Some with hip hem, others with Van Dyke pleating. In black and colors Tl Palais Royal—Third Floor. New Arrivals in Fall Hats The Newest Style Ideas Cleverly Copied in Scores of New Early Models IN THE NEWEST COLORS: Fuschia, Burnt Russet. Combination colors and Black Lyons Velvet. Most unusual values at this price. $ 5.00 Jiffion Dress Aprons, $1.39 Made of percale and gingham. Attractive styles that are quite dressy with novelty pipings and trimmings of contrasting colors. Practical styles, good washing colors. Palais Royal—Second Floor. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Sale of Slip Seat Covers Champion Covers for Ford Formerly 1—Roadster, 1917-22, .45 2—Runabout, 1923, 2—Runabout, 1922, 1—RNmabout, 1915-21, 2—TolNing, 1923, Chevrolet Cars—Gates Covers 4—Roadster, 1924, .95 . 1—Touring, 1924, 2—Touring, 1922, 7—Sedan, 1922, 1—Sedan, 1930, Wedge Shape Regular $1.69 value. Keeps the your motor trips. Covered with black gloss leather and tufted. All made with white beading. . Tire Covers and Auto Cusnions Cars Now Ford Cars—Gates Covers Now £3.13 $3.13 2313 3725 $7.25 $4.63 Champion Tire Covers Formerly 3—Roadster, 1923, $1.95 3—Roadster, 1 1—Roadster, 1917, 2—Touring, 1924, 3—Touring, 1923, 6—Coupe, 1923, 25—30x3%%, $14.50 $9.25 Now Champion hovelfs Balloon Tire Covers $10.98 $10.98 $13.36 Formerly $16.45 $16.45 $11.95 Now 823 3823 35.98 Formerly 1—Touring, 1928-24, 0 3—Sedan, 1923-21, 41238 | 4—Coupe, 1923, Auto Cushions, 85¢ kinks from your back, thus adding comfort to Palais Royal—Second Floor. A E NN A NS EE AN ISR N SN ENEERNEEEESEENEENEERR L} A8/ SEES S-S0 EEENEEEEESEEEEEE R HESSEEEEEEEENENESESEEEEEEEEEEENE EEEEREEEEANERNSENREREEERESEEERARS e eSS INGEGEGEeESENEEsNSSEANasansa.