Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, REER R RN RE RN NN NN RERRERERRREERR AR RN RN RN R R R R T T T Y “Morning Frocks, 22 Of high-grade gingham, Jap crepe or chambray. Tt is and neat in one of these good-looking, becoming dresses. line models, trimmed in hand stitching, Some with whi neat checks. 1924, ) 23 Here are new types of Two-Piece Pajamas In many novel effects. Materials are pongee, secco silk, soisette, lingette / \ il 22\ il and crepe. Some hand-embroidered, some with bandings of contrasting colors, Full cut with long jackts, in tan, pink, blue, orchid and nowclt?' figured pat- G & 1Ith Sts. Established 1877 terns, y to be trim 3 d eral straight- in matching or contrasting colors. collar, cuffs and vestees. All well made, in plain colors or Service and Courtesy =2 s to-J4. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Style Combined With Moderate Prices in Ready-to-Wear and Other Items for Immediate Use AreEmbodiedin These Suggestions What’s New in Hats Will be correctly answered when one sees this col- lection of new models we place on sale Thursday. Metallics * * $ 5 e New small, close- Satins Faille Silk Felts VOO 000 == A ) ?‘1;723“’[": Seas g IR == fitting shapes, large B om0 ’ felt pokes and shapes suitable “for Velours Velvet matrons as well. Palais Royal—Second Floor. -~ Late Arrivals and Smart Store News of Today BY ETHEL M. PARKS Wouldn't it be fine if just once every one would stick to his resolution to purchase all his Christmas gifts by December 1st? Christmas resolutions are much like New Year resolutions—easy to make, but not so easy to keep. Think of all the last-minute rush that would be avoided, not to mention the frazzled nerves. I began to think of Christmas because so many of the very latest arrivals would make such ideal Lacquer Copen Sand Oak Brown Red Combination Materials W ood and Black Costume jewelry is one of the most important details of every woman’s dress. No longer is it called imitation jewelry, for it holds no pretense of being anything el 1t is frankly just what it is, and many copies, being made from the real jewelry E sood it is difficult to tell one from The very latest are the new wide bracelets of colored stones set in silver, just a few of which are sketched, and cost from $14.95 to $17.95. Some ufactured pearls combined with other stones be had for $10.95. ggestion for a gift which would be much iated. There are the new Jingle Bracelets, too, in ster- ling silver, three worn together, costing only $L95 Tunic or Overblouse, $5.95 A New Rubber Reducing Corset In the November Coat Sale - for the set. A new vanity case, with powder, rouge, lipstick and Bobby comb, only $2.50. Here is one of the new Ru- bens Pomegranate Potpouri or Rose Jars. It is only one of the many Rubens pieces. They may be had for Dath salts, for talc, different shapes and sizes, and there are the Powder Compact Cases, also. The prices vary, according to from $2.50 to $19.50. The most exquisite new toilet sets of imitation pearl, 10 pieces, would make a delightful giit. They are $85. There arc sets of mahogany and amber also, not quite so expensive. ¥ The time-hon- ored Jabot of our mothers’ tige is now one of the latest bits of neckwear. Here is one of georgette, really a collar and jabot com- bined, which comes in red, the * new blue and tan. The price, too, is alluring — only $1.59. Then there are the lace collars in two pieces, with the lace jabot attached, which are enjoying much popularity. A new vestee of faille silk, in white, may be butt®ned straight up the front, making the new high coliar, or it may be left open as low as de- sired. Dainty cuffs to match, with small pearl button trimming, the whole® set ‘costing $5.98. The new trays with old-gold frames and double glass centers, between which is a fine lace doily, are the most artistic articles that have been brought out this season to add to the daintiness of one’s boudoir. They may be used for a variety of pur- poses, but are specially lovely on a perfectly fitted dressing table. They are in round, oblong and oval designs, small and large, and may be had from $2.50 to $19.50. Some new luster glass which has just arrived will make delight- ful gifts. There are large and small bowls, cake plates and odd pieces , in magy shapes. Al have the gold or silver “etchardt” bor- ders. It is quite as beautiful in its way as Tiffany glass, and, of course, much less expensive. The prices range from $3.95 to $7.95. ! These are only a few of the lovely things which are arriving daily. Start your gift buying now and keep that resolution to do your Christmas shopping early. ® Hand - Illumined 5 Florentine Bags % $10.00 to $20.00 These bags are real Florentine, the products of Italian artists, and made in Italy. Saffian lined, with center compartment and extension gusset. Others with attached purse, celluloid memo pad and pencil. Palais Reyal—Matn Fieor. Tunics are smart new styles, in crepe de chine or printed in the popular shades, black, navy, rust and black. Short or three-quarter sleeve. Overblouses are attractive braid, button or lace trim- med models in heavy crepe de chine. All the pretty :\uturr;? shades. Round, V or chanel necklines. Sizes 36 to 46. Special, $2.95 Practical, sanitary, hygienic and odorless. Made of Para rubber. This garment molds the figure to youthfub lines while reducing, and fits the figure like a glove. Will not ride up on figure. Hook front and lace back style. The Palais Royal is the exclusive agent for this reducing garment. ; Handmade Bead Bags, $6.95 Regular $9.50 and $10.95 values. Beautiful cut steel designs, also and duvetyn bags. a few solid beaded pquch bags. Frame or drawstring style. and fitted. Pretty Kimonos, $3.98 Of box loom crepe, some hand em- broidered others with touches of ecru o Rose, copen, wistaria, laces or ribbon. peach and orchid. Women’s Gowns, $1.50 and $1.98 For the woman who likes a warmer garment, we offer gowns with high or and long sleeves. quality fruit of the loom muslin, neat yokes, with dainty tucks and embroid- Several styles. V neck, ery insertion. iceable for school wear. Palais Royal—Third Fleor. Hand crochet All are silk lined binations. Palais Royni—Main Fleor. Now It Is Velvet! Fashion’s Newest Vogue Is Chiffon Velvet Dresses at *35 We present new arrivals in After- noon, Tea and Dinner Dresses. Lace, button and flower trimmed models. The smartest modes of the season. Sketched is an attractive missy frock, with a tunic effect of thread lace and trimmed with tiny red but- tons. Other Velvet Frocks for Every Occasion 294 t0*150 Palais Reyal—Third Floor. ‘Women’s Costume Slips, $3.98 Of Rayon (fiber silk) sport, satin lovely bright or dark colors. Straight line with deep hem and bodice top. Tunic Slips, $5.00 _Of satin charmeuse, satin or radium, in a large variety of attractive colors. Designed specially to be worn under the fashionable tunic blouse. Girls’ Warm Winter Coats Attractively Priced, s 1 6_.5=0 Smart coats that will be warm and serv- Developed in teddy Of best bear cloth, blocked or plain polaire, cut suedine and velour. Convertible collars of self mate- rial or throw scarf collar, trimmed yvith fx:ingc. Smart double-breasted models w1.th tailored pockets, nicely lined. Some interlined. Pop- ular shades of brown, copper and tan. Sizes 7 to 16. Palals Reyal—Third Fleor. a = stripe. Our experienced corsetieres are at your service. Allsizes. Palais Royal—Third Fleor. Children’s and Misses’ Leather Handbags, 29¢, 59¢ and $1 Large assortment of styles and leathers. brown, tan, red, green, Copen, navy, gray and several pretty com- Neatly lined and fitted with mirror. Colors—Black, Palais Reyal—Main Floor. Knit Underwear Complete stocks and moderate prices. Styles for beys, girls, infants, misses and women., We specialise on the followisg makes: Merode, Carter, Athena and Kayser. Women'’s Merode Vests and Pants $1.95 to $225 Wool mixed with Rayon (fiber silk) stripe. Also cotton and wool mixed. Vests, low neck, built-up shoulder and bodice. Also Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, and high neck and long sleeves. Pants, ankle and knee lengths All sizes. Merode Fleeced Vests and Pants $1.10 to §1.35 Good warm fleeced lined garments. Vests high neck, long sleeves, and Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Ankle and knee length pants. Merode Corset Covers, $1 and §125 High neck, long sleeves, Dutch neck, elbow sleeves. Good weight cotton. b ‘Women’s Merode Suits, $1 to $125 Low neck, sleeveless suits, tight knee, built-up shoulder and bodice. Regular sizes, $.00. Extra sizes, L2 ‘Women’s Merode Suits, $2.95 to $3.95 ‘Wool-mixed, high neck, long sleeves, Dutch neck, elbow. sleeves and low neck and sleeveless. Ankle and knee length. Regular and extra sizes. ‘Women’s Merode Silk and Wool Union Suits, $3.25 to $425 Wool mixed suits with Rayon (fiber silk) All shapes. Women’s Merode Wool Suits $5.95 and $6.50 Merode suits with large percentage of wool. High neck, long sleeve and ankle length. Merode Vests and Pants, $1 and $1.25 Good weight cotton. Flatlock seam. Vests, high neck, long and short sleeves, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve, low neck and sleeveless. Pants, ankle and knee length, French band pants and tight string top styles. Regular and extra sizes. Children’s Merode Underwear Medium-weight Cotton Vests and Pants, 63c_and 3e. Fleece-lined Cotton Vests and Pants, 75e, 85¢ and 31. Vests, high neck, long sleeve, Dutch neck, elbow sleeve. Pants are ankle and knee lengths. Sizes 2 to 16 vears. Children’s Merode Wool-mixed Vests and Pants, of Rayon (fiber silk), 8125 to $L75. Children’s Cotton and Wool Vests and Pants, 90c to $1.50. Children’s Cotton Merode Suits, $150 amd 75, Children's Wool-mixed Union Suits, $1.95 3.5, Boys' Wool-nflxed Suits, white and gray, B35 to B2 Women’s Warmer Hosiery S0c Sport Hose, in the smart new pineapple ‘weave. In black, brown, beige, gray, French tan, and maple sugar. Women’s Sport Hose, 79¢ Mercerized and wool mixed in English ribbed, two-toned mixtures, in brown, gray, camel and tan bark. Women’s Sport Hose, $1.95 Imported and American silk and wool hose, full fashioned, plain and noyelty clocks. Two-toned mixtures in brown, heather, gray, beige, and tan bark. All first quality. \ 300 Women’s and Misses’ Fur-Trimmed Coats Generously Fur Trimmed $59.50 g pme sz Unusual Quality Coats Now Offered At This Moderate Price Favorite colors: Penny, ¢ ever popular bl Smart fabr: teri: Lined in a heavy quality crepe de interlined. Fur trimmings: or mink, dyed squirrel, caracul and dyed fitc New suede-finish effects Natural and dyed Aus bar, brown, cranb , green, oxblood red, and the nd the ever popular deep soft-pile ma- c 2dnizing colors and warmly n opossum, beaver, nutria, natural Palais Royal—Third Floor. New Sweaters $0.95 A collection featuring new styles and colors in brushed wool—slip-on or coat style; and plain knit tee shirts and slip-ons. Some have the new roll collars, others round or V neck lines. Some are button trimmed, others have color combinations and stripes. . ‘:;_’/"/ Rust, buff, Lanvin and navy-are the season’s popular colors. gray, brown, yellow, tan Palais Royal—Third Floor. Practical Things for Baby for Day or Night . Chinchilla Coats, $5.98 In styles for boy or girl, with or without belt, in white or buff. Sizes to 3 years. 4-Piece Brushed Wool Angoria Sweater Sets, $5.50 Snuggled into the cozy sweater, leggins, cap and mitts, little folks can spend many happy, healthful days in the open. . In buff, brown, peacock and white. Sizes to 1 years. s Infants’ Rubber Diapers, 25¢ ‘Guaranteed waterproof. Baby Pillow Slips, 69¢ Of India linene, hemstitched or lace edge. Little Baby Buntings, $3.98 8o cozy for outdoor wear, with silk limed hood. Scallop front, ribbon trimmed Carriage Robes, $1.98 Japanese Hand-quilted Silk Carriage Robes, in pink and blue. Sanitary Diapers, $2.15 Dozen Red Star. Hemmed. First quality. In sealed packages. Size 27x27. Infants’ Flannelette Gowns and ‘Wrappers, 59¢ All-white, with colored stitching and rosebud banding. Baby Philippine Dresses, $1 Of fine-count nainsook, beautifully scalloped and embroidered in vines, flow- ers and punchwork. ldeal for gifts or one's own use. In sizes to 2 years. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Boys’ All-Wool Mackinaws, 9: With cold weather coming your boy needs a heavy-weight all-wool mackinaw. and side pockes garment. Shown all seams taped. Muff. n There is not an unfinished seam throughout the 1 beautiful Sccteh plaids and m tures. If you want your boy to have the ease and freedom of motion which he requires for rough wear, you must get him a guaranteed mackinaw. Sizes § to 17. A Specially Fortunate Purchase of 200 Bath Robes, 5 Regular $6.98 to $8.98 Values Of genuine Beacon Robing or Eiderdown. All designed in tailored mod- els with set-in sleeves, shawl collar or collarless. Cord and ribbon trimming. Indian, floral, conventional patterns or plain colors. Sizes to 46. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Palais Royal—Main Floor.