Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 19

Shop Eatly--Mail Early Shopping now, before the rush, is most pleasant, Gifts mailed early will not be delayed. Shop and mail early. Luxurious Black Silk Chiffon Velvet $6 yard Velvet, fashion’s regal fabric from the be- ginning of modern civilization, commands high place in the mode this year—and, in the November Sale of Silks, we feature this beautiful, lustrous, imported black silk chiffon velvet at an unusually low price. Much Less Than Regularly Fashion is using velvet for many of her most charming costumes, and black is a great favorite of both mature women and debutantes. Silk Section, Second floor. New Challette Frocks To Be Embroidered Women’s $1.15 Misses’ $1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 192%.° mnj_lfimarh &L onthro el wThe Christmas StOre€ =k v Seec Our Other Advertisement on Page 18. Red Cross Roll Call Join the Red Cross now. Every day it is doing some beneficent work. Join now— there’s no better way to use a dollar. The Present Vogue of Vivid Colors Makes More Important Than Ever Colored Flannels $3.50 and $4 yard 54-inch Width These flannels in the new bright colors are proving that they are very flattering for sports ensembles, frocks, skirts, blouses, scarfs or coat linings. And you may select here from a wide variety of newest colors —shutter green, cranberry and golf red, rust, copper, the new browns, beige and blues, $3.50 yard. New Checked Flannels, $3.50, $4.50 New Striped Flannels, $4.50, $5.50 54-inch Wool Jersey, $2.25 yard The tubular jersey in every fashionable new Autumn shade, including the popular reds and green. Wool Dress Goods Section, Second floor. . Irish Laces and Beadings And they'll make delight- Fashion’s New Colors in ful little Christmas Gifts Fashion’s New Coats for the woman who keeps house, or the business girl e orthe e ol | Cranberry and Shutter Green ment. The coats you'll see smartly dressed women wearing now and at the coming foot ball games, where smart fashions always gather. The greens are the soft, vet bright shades, a natural complement of Autumn’s ruddy cranberry and other reds. The fabrics are of the soft suede finish— lines mostly youthful and straight, perhaps with an oc- casional Patou flare. Furs, they are most luxurious—sleck leopard on green, beautiful natural lynx on cranberry red—and wolf, baby fox, Hudson seal, or badger on either shade. Leopard-trimmed Shutter Green Coat, $115 Lynx-trimmed Cranberry Red Coat, $165 Always in Demand There are charming designs from which to choose, and new assortments offer almost every width—Beadings, Laces, Insertions. Novelty Picot Edges, 12V4c to 25¢ 1-inch widths, 50c yard Others, 55c to $1.75 yard Lace Section, First floor. Hand-Woven, Pure Wool SCARFS, $3 Muskrat, Opossum, Raccoon, Panther Furs That Fashion the Smart Fur Sports Coats One isn't “set for” Winter sports, and the football games, with- out a warm, fur coat. Favorites among the furs that fashion newest sports coats are muskrat, racoon, panther, opossum. The Tom Boy, a new muskrat coat with checked plaid flannel lining, sketched, $225. The American Panther Coat, $350. Leopard with Raccoon, 48-inch, $450. Raccoon Coat with shawl collar, $350. 48-inch Natural Muskrat Coat, $115. Muskrat Coat with golden beaver, $295. Australian Opossum Coat, 48-inch, $395. Smart Jacquettes, $135 to $550. They're in varied color checks, ready made to be embroidered, with lazy daisy, French knot or cross stitch. g Tea Aprons, stamped on figured pink,* blue, laven- der or rose vo Art Embroidery Section, Men’s Sterling Silver Enameled Cuff Links P Special, $1 pair A very little price for such attractive links as these. You may choose from an assortment of most attractive designs in a wide range of colors. Jewelry Section, First floor. Tomorrow—-Pung Chow Sets Special, $1.50 A new low price for educa tional Pung Chow sets, the fascinating Chinese game t everybody playing. With long Winter evenings at hand, you'll find this a game the entire family will enjoy. Stationery Section, First floor. Patriotic Sing By the Store Chorus Tomorrow Morning, beginning at 8:30 A special patriotic sing in celebration of Armistice Day. The public is invited—use G Strect entrance. Seats in the balcony. A gl Two Special Values in Wanted Lamps At such prices as these it costs little to make home the bright and cheery place it deserves to be. Vase Lamps, Special, $3.95 In rose, blue, gold or black, with shades to match; 10-inch size, oval, georgette, silk lined; silk motif and gold braid. Equipped with silk cord, push socket and two-piece plug. Wrought Iron Bridge Lamps Special $3.45 One of the most extraordi- nary values in these popular bridge lamps that we have ever offered. The style is sketched — wrought iron, with decora- tive trimming — the arm ad- justable to any angle. 12- inch parchment -shades in seven different designs. Lamps Section, Fifth floor. . Women's Cont Section, Third foor. Newest Satin Hats with a Touch of Metallic, Lace or Fur $15 to $30 Where those who set the fash- ions gather, one sees smart sat- in hats, small, close-fitting, new turbans with colorful vel- vet flowers, wide-brimmed hats with brims of lace and crowns of satin—and satin hats with the gleam of metallic, soft, filmy lace, or fur. In black, the new browns, and Autumn’s colors. We sketch a chic brown satin and lace hat, $27.50. Millinery Section, Third floor. The Tunic or Finger - tip Blouse Most Fashionable New imported models and those from our best designers are of these fashionable lengths, one of which we sketch. The vogue of red is seen in this chic Paris blouse of bril- liant red satin crepe—a finger- tip length blouse with a bit of colorful embroidery, $22.50. Others “of georgette, satin, chenille, crepe— $10 to $22.50 Blouse Section, Third floor. Eur Section, Third floor Paris Makes a Vogue of Velvet Velvet Gowns Grow in Number As Autumn days and nights pass by, more and more smartly dressed women are wearing velvet gowns for all hours of the day and evening. Chiffon velvet and velvet bro- caded on sheer chiffons are chosen for bridge, teatime and dinner or dance—black is much favored, as are the new browns, blues, greens and flaming reds. From the collection of distinc- tive velvet gowns for women, which includes many chic Paris gowns, we sketch — A Paris Gown in black chiffon velvet, appliqued in motifs of printed velvet of gorgeous, brilliant coloring — slim and sleeveless, $75. Others, $39.50 to $135 Women's Dress Section, Third floor. Distinctive Dtesses for Larger Women $59.50 to $135 Fashion, with slenderizing lines, makes these dresses espe- cially becoming to the larger woman—for late afternoon and dinner wear are dresses of georgette and crepe, in the fashionable browns, soft grays, orchid and peach, course, black. Beading, in col- ors or crystal, is smart trim- ming for them, and almost al- ways there is at least the sug- gestion of a sleeve. Sketched, a peach georgette gown beaded in crystal, $75. Larger Women's Section, Third floor. The Colorful Plaid Sweater Coat A new fashion in sweaters— sketched here in an attractive navy blue, three-qudrter length sweater coat brilliantly plaided in dark red, blue and gold, $29.50. The Bobbed Coat continues a popular fashion and comes in interesting color combinations. scarlet and beige, or gray and French blue—with bobbed col- lars of scarlet, or gray, $22.50. Other New Sweaters of Brushed Wool $7.50 to $29.50 Sweater Section, Third floor. O 1] /// $75 The Compact by Poirette, $22.50 A‘New Two-in-One Brassiere and Girdle Of pink silk jersey,and fine knitted elastic is this charming, and, of newest girdle-brassiere combi- nation, and quite as appropri- ate is its name, The Compact. 1t emphasizes slim, youthfully straight lines, and preserves the slim silhouette without difficulty, A Smart New Step-in, $10.50 A Lily of France Girdle, $16.50 among other new models. Corwet -Sectign, . Third floor. Unexcelled in Quality and Wor;cmamhip Made by disabled men in the Associated Handcraft Industries. Smartest of sports scarfs are these—of gay. lovely colored woolens, woven loosely be very light, yet very warm—and fringed on the ends. = You may choose from a wondrous variety of colorings, both plain and striped. Neckwear Section, First floor. Sale--National Pressure Cookers A limited number of the famous National Steam Pressure Cook- ers on sale tomorrow at special prices. Only the following sizes: 8-qt., $13.50 12-qt., $20.70 10-qt., $18 17-qt., $24.30 25-qt., $30.60 This handsome piece of kitchen equipment is made of pure cast aluminum, accurately machined and beautifully polished. Tt not only reduces food bills, but saves greatly in fuel consumption, cooking thomuth\.‘, quickly and without waste. May be used 3 times a day. 100 Ash Cans Special, $1.75 Corrugated, galvanized ash cans with top and bottom reinforced by iron bands. Two sizes; your choice of either, $1.75. This two-burner electric stove, when con- nected with lamp socket, may be used with both burners at the same time. Most convenient for the kitchenette. Complete with 5-foot cord and detachable plug. And an unusual value. ‘Housewares Section, Fifth floor.