Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1924, Page 13

THE EVENING: BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1924." i o IIIIIIIIIIIIll~ll-lllI.llllllllllllllllllllIll‘lllllllllllIIII.IIIIIIVIIIIIllIlIlIllIIlIllI‘llillllll'llIlrflls What the Arbiters of Fashion have presented as new and correct can be found in the carefully chosen stock’é* ;., of this store. ~Fashions of Youth for all occasions, New Winter Coats, New Millinery and Smart Accessories The Tailored Woman Selects Her Neckwear with the Greatest Care The wewest in neckweer is Novelty Cuff Gloves featured here Fine French Kid and Novelty Gloves The woman who is most fastidious as to the details of dress demands the newest and correct mode in gloves. The Palais Royal specializes in _the latest in Novelty Gloves and in Gloves for formal wear—Gloves that are Fashion-right. Finest French Kid Gloves Three Outstanding Millinery Groups, Including $3.95 to $5.00 From Trefousse and Perrin, 8-but- ton-length French Gloves, pique and oversewn, Paris point and new em- broidery stitchings. In popular gen- eral wear shades of beavers, browns, 4 black, black with white, white and white with black. At $4.50 and $5.00. In beige, mode, brown and French gray In suede. At $3.95 to $3.00. Biarritz or French Slip-on Gloves Oversewn, two-toned embroidered stitchings, in brown, champagne and black with white. At $3.50 pair. One specially attractive style in the Biarritz in black, with white em- broidered design at wrist and stitch- $3.50 to $5.95 In many new styles. All-over em- broidery, French ‘cuff, turn-back, lace-like frill, etc. In new color combinations of wanted shades. Fabric Gloyes, $1.50 and $1.95 These are really good-looking. Im- ported suede-like, washable fabrics. Many new novelty cuffs, all wanted fancy styles and embroideries in best colors, sand, mode, covert, al- mond, beaver, suede gray, etc. Also elbow lengths. Children’s Gloves, $1.75 Washable Kid Gloves. 1-clasp, P. K. Paris point stitchings, in tan and white. New York’s Latest Style Note in New Felt Hats ¢ 5.00 : The Large, Short-Back Pokes . In lacquer, sand, oak, brown Featuring Also the New An Unusual Value Lacquer Satin Hats 5 Satin facing and satin bows. and black. Combined with metallic cloth and metallic embroidery, in small and medium shapes. And New Faille Silk Hats, *5& Izmbroidered and flower trimmed, in all the new high colors. Palais Royal—Second Floor. A Sale of Petticoats, Princess Slips and Pettibockers Specially Priced, $2.98 Fashioned of closely knit tricoknit-in a wide range of attractive models. Straightline with em- broidered bottoms, small pinked ruffles or deep flat pleated styles with colored inserts, all to suit the new cut of dresses or tunics. The pettibockers have ribbon scrolls.on cute pleated ruffles. Black and all the newest shades. Palais Royal—Third Floor. . Costume J ewelry $1 Can you resist the temptation? It’s the best dol- lar’s worth offered in many a day. These necklaces—1,440 in all—were closed out to us at a big discount, and to be able to offer $1.50 to $3.50 val- ues for $1 each should create unusual activity. ! Buy for your own use or buy for gifts, you make no mis- take. Read the description. : New Styles for the Younger Generation Much thought and care is being given to the Girls’ Department and-the selec- tion of style-right clothes for these important little folks. Girls’ Cloth Girls’ Winter Dresses Coats . $ 5.95 Specially Priced for Salu_rda;‘ Attractive, practical 0 frocks of French serge, $1 71_5_ flannel, wool crepe or jer- ing to match. At $4.50. 2-Clasp French Glace Kid Gloves, $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 Best qualities of new gloves from Trefousse and Perrin, pique and oversewn. Paris point and embroid- ery stitchings, in self, contrast ard two-toned. In brown, beaver, mode, russet tan, gray, black, black with white, white and white with black. Children’s Wool Gloves 75¢ Pair Neat-fitting gloves with shaped lining. In brown and gray mixtures. All sizes, Children’s Chamoisette Gloves 50c, 59¢ and 79¢ Pair 2-clasp ‘and strap-wrist styles, in pongee, mastic, brown and beaver. Two Special Items tor Saturday’s Selling 1-Clasp Washable Cape Skin Suede-Finished Fabric Gloves Gloves, $1.85 P. K. and Prix seam, I’aris point and embroidered stitchings in brown, tan, beaver and gray. In novelty styles, fancy cuffs, em- broidery stitchings, in gd#d shades of made, covert, sand, sable, gray, etc. Palais Royal—Main Fleor. Smartness of Fashion and Notable Values in Fur-Trimmed Coat Sale For Women and Misses 392 50m 793 : The kind of coats you will like. They are the Paris-spon- 'sored styles, of high quality fabrics, with a generous use of " far—all features which make these coats a surprisingly good value. At $39.50—Coats of the new suede-surfaced materials and lustrous pile fabrics with collars of natural muskrat, marmink, nutria and Manchurian dog. Some have also fur cuffs and borders. Tailored vests of pique, linen, fallle silk, satin, broad- cloth. Priced according to material and style— $1.00 to $5.98 Tailored collar and cuf? sets, in buster, roll and Peter Pan styles; in white and colored linen, satin, leather, flannel and duvetyn— $1.00 to $2.50 Set Four-in-hand and Windsor ties, to be worn with tailored costume; in_ all the sport shades, also black and white, S0c Each Palais Royal—Main Floor. Week End Chocolate 39c Lb. Regularly «49¢ 1b. Full as- sortment of Palais Royal Chocolates. Palais Royal—Main Floer. L A Sale of Little Boys’ and Girls’ Coats Three Groups, Specially Priced 15, %628, $10a8 Sizes 2 to 6 Coats which we have secured al manufacturer, - and therefore pass customers. Of wool and camel’s hair mi polaire, downy wool and novelty For Boys—The double-breast, belt and set-in sleeves. For Girls—Loose or side-tie model, with braid or button trimming, and some with fur collars. Navy, browm, rust, canna, tan, cocoa, gray, sreen and heathers. All warmly lined and interlined. Little Girls’ Hats, $1.50 to $8.98 Cute little tailored hats, or the more dre: feather and fur trimming. They may be had to match or blend with t Palais Royal—Third Floor. h flat pockets ones with The Right Kind of Women’sKnitted Underthin gs They fit well—they look well, and the prices are very moderate Women’s Fleece-Lined Union Suits, $1 Well made comfortable garments. Women's Silk and Wool Union Suits $1.95 Low neck suits, built-up shoulder and bodice. Wool mixed with rayon (fiber silk) Dutch neck, elbow sleeve and low neck stripe. Regular and extra sizes included. and sleeveless, all ankle lengths. -Regu- lar and extra sizes included. Also Fall weight cotton, low neck, sleeveless and knee length with tailored tops. Regular and extra sizes. Three-Fold Bill Book $145 Regular $2.00 value. Made of real morocco, with 14-kt. clips and corner. Three styles from wwhich to select. Hip book, three-fold with one pass pocket, or three-fold with cen- ter pocket. Each bill fold in box. Leather Belts, 83c _ Regular $1 value. Plain or perforated; made of suede, patent leather or kid. Widths, three, four or five inches. Col ors, black, tan, gray, green, red and brown. Manicure Sets, $1.98 Regular $3.50 to $5.00 val- ues. Fitted with several use- ful implements. Velvet lined, folding or box shape. Palals Royal—Mais Floor. Special Sale Life Buoy Soap Regular 108 Sise 6 for 34c Mothers and children, winner's health contest. Portraits on display in our window~—valued at $75,000. " Made of wide-wale corduroy, with sho Mercerized Sport Bloomers, $1 | : A | Bloomers are comfortable these frosty | mornings. These attrac- ‘ tive color combin s wil | They fit well, too. Palais Royal—Main Floor. The New Frocks For the Junior Maid 14z The Junior Maid is growing up in more ways than one—the same soft lovely silks, satin and crepe-back satin, are used for her irocks, with the addition of wool rep and the smart Fall plaids which are especially youthful and becoming, Models for school and dress, long or short sleeves. Braid, but- tons, pleats, lace and fur trim- mings. Colors — Navy, black, brown, tan and gay plaids. Sizes 15,17 and 19. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Corduroy Robes, $3.50 They are very practical garments. good-looking, too. orlong collar. Straight or side fastenings. Copen, cherry, lavender, fuchsia and bluebird. Sizes 36 to 42, . Corduroy Slippers to match, $1.25. red cuffs, 3 'III.IIIIII'I.-II!IIIIII'-_I.l.-lll..l_-..'-!..l... sey. Trimmings of but- tons, embroidery and tucks. Many with be- coming collars and cuffs and most all have pockets that appeal to children. Colors are brown, tan, henna, green, blue. Sizes 7 to 14. Girls’ Hats $3.95 Smart new . coats of bolivia, velvetone, block- ed polaire and plain po- laire, in brown, tan or green. Sport or dress models, - some with collars of fitch, dyed opossum or Ameri- can opossum, At ¥12:30 Practical, warm coats, of blocked or cut polaire, At $59.50—are new models in veloria and other smooth- faced fabrics, with collars and cuffs of squirrel, fitch, fox, muskrat or Australian opossum. At $79.50—are Paris-inspired models in exclusive fabrics with fur borders or semi-borders, deep cuffs and luxurious collars of natural wolf, fox, beaver, sable dyed squirrel, muskrat or caracul. The new and popular high colors, such as cranberry red, cinnabar, penny, tan, shutter green, dusk and hinoki, as well as black. Women’s and misses’ sizes, 16 to 46. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Palais Royal—Third Floor. The Smartest Vogue of the Moment Plaid and Duo-Tone Wool Frocks Featured at $1 9 Palais Royal—Third Fleer. Tailored and dress hats of velvet, velour and felt with trimmings of ribbon, bows, buckles, cocardes. Poke, cloche, roll brims and off- the-face models. Colors to match or contrast with dress or coat. For girls of 7 to 16. Palais Royal—Third Fleor. Girls’ Bath Robes $3.50 Warm and “Comfy” Beacon Bath Robes in plaid, figured or Indian effect. Made with turn-back ¢ollar ‘and cuffs, finished with cord at neck and belt. Every girl wants one. Sizes 7 to 16. 5 wool plaid and double- faced coating. Single_and double breasted models, in browns, rust, mixtures. Some- with. beaverette fur collars. Sizes 8 to 16, Girls’ Heavy Sweaters, $6.95 Shaker Knit Sweater with double - | roll collar. and- two roomy . pockets, .~ The extra heavy weave that the school | - girls want. Navy, blue ‘and maroon. Sizes 8 to 16 S me Palais Royal—Third Fiser. | Corsetry for the Young Girl Growing girls need those soft confining garments which give sup- +port. 3nd at the same time mold the figure into graceful girlish lines. * W e show many models designed f3r the school girl or the young . *miss and provide expert fitting service. v Ferris Waists, $1.00 to $2.00 “De Bevoise Corsets, $2.00 Hip Girdles, $1.00 to $3.00 S ROYAL -2yt Service and Courtesy Established 1877 The correct mode for college, sport or street wear, - Particularly favored by the miss or slightly built woman, and conforming with our policy of right fashions at the right price. ‘ e Smartly colored soft wool plaids, duo- tone fabric and hairline stripe frocks. 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