Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1925, Page 12

12 COMMUNITY MME | Sumeiom Rrasifust Gouis ond Kimonos, $3.98 Closely-Knit Aggregation | Imported voile and dotted Swiss. or dotted figures. Straight or side tie models. Supplants Polyglot Collec- | tion of Individuals. finishéd with fine val laces. Kresge Departmerit Stores Zie]PALAIS ROYAL The Fair, Chicago, Ill. Quality Merchandise Children’s Stamped Dresses. 59¢ Stamped for colored embroidery on white cross-bar muslin. A simple border and floral design. All white, rosebud Sizes 2, 4 and 6 years. Some Infants’ Stamped Dresses, 59¢ Stamped in two styles for dainty embroidery, on soft white lawn. Seams sewed up. Sizes 6 months to 1 year. Palais Royal—Main Floor Items Essential to Summer Comfort Are Featured Here Tuesday—at Specially Low Prices An Extraordinary Value in 54-Inch Bordered Crepe de Chine Prints, *4.89 Yard Tuesday Only It s Easy to Make a Frock When Silk Is 54 Inches Wide shion is indeed kind to the home dressmaker! For now she offers ador- able prmted crepes de chine with solid borders in this splendid new width. Very little remains for the home dressmaker to do. A little cutting, a little sewing, the fashioning of collars and cuffs from the border—and there i< a frock as chic as one could wish! A suggestion—why not select a printed pattern in this 34-inch width silk for your frocks, and a coat length of the plain silk for a hdrmum/m'r wrap? The colors are vivid and varied, and the color combinations p‘nnuxl.;rl\ (zllr;(mc. so that you will have no trouble in selecting suitable patterns for your needs Striped Silk Broadcloth $1.65 Yard The fabric that has been most in de- mand for sports frocks this season is the striped silk broadcloth in the popu- lar regimental and candy stripes. They are washable, cool and attractive and make practical dresses for business, street and sports wear. Hand-Made Costume Slips, $1.98 Sheer nainsook—hand drawn and embroidered. shadow-proof hems. Bodice top, ' ribbon run Sizes to 4. Palais Royal—Third Floor. L. S. Plaut & Co., Newark, N. J. Courteous Service Deep By the Associated Press. CASEE NEW YORK, June $.—Wall street, with its skyscrapers, houses an office | vopulation of $00,000 by day, and is | held by a tenement garrison of 10,000 Ly night. i Wall street is the sole livelihood of | W this skeleton force of nightfolk. In | discharge of a sense of obligation, it has quietly fostered an interesting piece of citizenship work the last 10 The major result of the work, | g leaders say, has been to convert the district from New York's most poly zlot belt, with 1,400 families represent- : 23 nationalities, into probably its | closely-knit, most hom I:Pn(\nuv‘ community. 1I Form of Financing. The work is financed by 1,000 cor- porations, firms and individuals under | @ P f . Al . the name of the Bowling Green 4 The only solution seems 3 pr porhood Assoclation. The ac to be to deck omesclf out \ <xp . for example, in ter: : . model four-story dwelling hou; e thessmupie Rk 00 , and spend as for headquarters; as one can spare at nearby Going Up! Going Up! SHI M [k Climbing steadily—that is what the mercury has been doing the past few days, and the weather man docsn’t give us much hope of relief. The next best thing, then, is to keep as cool as possible. vears. By The Sheerest of Fabrlcs and the Slmplesl o Lines Shown in These Normandy Voile Frocks For the Larger Womgn $9.75 Simplicity is the keynote of good style for the larger woman, and these dresses are delightfully sim- ple in design. Fashioned of sheer normandy voile in combinations of navy and white, bla brown and white. much the seashore or beaches s and community se hich the association Clothes do help a lol, Irish pionecers later joined by Aus |B appcars clad in the lates trians, Syrians and Greeks head the | beach cape (sketched) or census In downtown Manhattan, which | @ 1 swagger hat to Iso includes Slavs, Turks, Armenian ep n off the face Serbs, Rumantans, Scandinavians and 1 the freckles in, is bound other nationalf seemingly too di ‘l t0 te the favorable com- verse ever to bring together. Yet r clal demarcations, socially considered, | ® ment which adds zest to any are dlsappearing, association heads|g sport. These capes and assert. | coats are decidedly practical " as well as ornamental. 'lln'\ i arc made of flowered Ter Cloth, rs which ma vorn with any suit. The and the coat. Fancy Printed Georgette *1.98 Yard Summer fashions are printed fashions and one must certainly be fashionable if her frock is made of this lovely printed georgette. The grounds are light or dark and the figures large and small—so that you Common Employment Helps. Common emplovment has helped| W toward this conlescence. W buildings like the Equitable, and various banks carry on their gk roll for cleaning and other work som , §10.95 3,731 women and 1 men of !he\. and white and — e L2 one of They The straightline model is favored with slight variations, such as panels from the hip line, smart tucked vests, pretty little lace collars and cuffs and may find appropriate designs for street, occasionally a pleat or tuck to relieve the severity afternoon and evening wear. Much in de- S = mand for cool, airy frocks Sizes 42)% to 52)%. 3 S d Fioor EASR oy o Palais Royal—Third Floor White Hose for Warm Weather neighborhood. They work split-tricks, i at the start and the end of the night, | B And the &8 a rule, and often double in restau: | g is the smartest thing! rants at noon. Annual earnings for be had in families in _the with e o vl parents working, ceording to Pau director of the a: Group activities and the second get eration of children have been the pri cipal factors in the “get togethe phenomenon presented by the commu- nity, it was said. The association ha long since dispensed with interpreters. | 8 Where grown-ups have not picked up English, their offspring are on hand to plece out. To all practical pur: poses, the 23 nations speak a common | B tongue DISTRICT EUILDING : SECRETARIES WED Marriage of James L. Martin and Miss Margaret Mann Cul- mination of Romance. Madagascar _hat They brilliant or in tan and white, with the bathino suit. district, fation.’ Toiletries! La Lete Bath Salt A Summer Need Large 20- Ounce Jar, 500 Delightfully fragrant and re- freshing. In chypre, rose and lavender odors. New Summer Dresses of Linen or Tub Silk $9 75 At this season of the year one must have many cool, simpl dresses for street, business or sports wear. These smart tub silk nicely tailored, with many new necklines and attractive style tou on pockets, belts and trimmings. In all the pastel shades. bars and stripes in many color cum]nnnh-m Linen dresses in soft, pretty shades with touches of hand-embroid ery and drawn-work. Pipings and bandings of contrasting c Groups of pin tucks from shoulder to hem. New vest effecte—white collar and cuffs trimmed with lace—buttons—tiers—pleats and panels Sizes 16 to 44 ™ ¢ only to krr[ the . but to look chic as There is such a large so many colors, combinations and smart uch moderate prices that ome may have pense. The prices run from 15¢ to $2. in checks, 25¢ Cake of Vivaudou Bath Soap 3 Cakes, 296' In violet and santal odors Palals Royal—Main Floor Men’s Pure White Linen Handkerchiefs 25¢ Each Have J4-inch hems. with initials. Women’s Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs 25¢ Each Have !4 and 1-16 inch hems. Plain or with initials. Palais Royal—Main Floor variety of caps, i trimmings, at several at little Good service weight. Perfect fitting, with seamed back. All sizes. White Silk: Hose, *1.95 Full-fashioned Hose with square and Pointex heel. Sheer weight and service weight. Phoenix White Silk Hose, $1.85 Full-fashioned Hose with mercerized garter tops. Good service weight. Palais Royal—Main Floor The new rubber belts may be had from 15c to 35c. The choice of a bathing suit depends :Ahh’l\ upon the use to which it will ¢ put. If ome goes to the beach to A District Building romance cul- swim—really and truly—then there is minated today in the marriage of the famous Jantzen suit—a close, form- James L. Martin and Miss Margaret | fitting suit which gives free play to Wilmot Mann, both secretaries to city | the muscles and is decidedly good look- officials. Commissioners Rudolph and ! ing. The price is $6.75 Bell and 2 number of other municipal | officials attended the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. James Kirk- patrick at St. John's Protestant Epi: copal Church, Bradley lane and Wis. consin avenue. Mr. Martin is private secretary to ! Engineer Commissioner Bell, and the bride has been secretary to Electrical Engineer Warren B. Hadley. Ah The best man was Maurice F. 4 Brothers. The bride was attended by Mrs. John W. Mann and Miss Nancy M. French. The ceremony was at- tended r. Martin's parents, M and Mrs. Willam N. Martin, and by the, bride’'s mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davidson Mann. Palais Royal—Third Floor Paper by the Pound Is Best for Vacation Needs English Cambric Stationery Single sheet paper with envelopes to match Paper, 29c Pound Envelopes, 16¢ Package Palais Royal—Main Floor Orders for Hemstitching Taken in the Needlework Department 10¢ Yard Ali orders in before 5 o'clock are ready the following day at 5:30. Palais Royal—Main Floor Plain or Other suits of wool, in dozens of models, form-fitting or with belts, as desired; some witit WMONOGrains. Priced $275 to « $1295. , but if one goes to the beach to look stunning—then there is a lovely taffeta suit in purple, with orchid . knickers, both much be-ruffled, with a taffeta cap to match, which may be worn over the tight rubber cap. And one may wear these suts in the water. too—The price is $29 22 2T T T TR 2T 77 Clearance Sale of 11,000 Yards of Printed Voiles and Crepes Personal Shopping Service For the Convenience of Our Customers Ocean’s Deepest Spot. From the 2opular Mechanics Magazine. Fift iles ast of ldnan what is sald to be the deepest spot vet iocated in the ocean was recorded | from a Japanese manof-war with a | sounding of 32,644 feet, or mearly six | and a quarter miles How much deeper the sea bed lies at this polnti‘ is not known, for the wire was not long enough to reach farther. The greatest depth previously recorded is off the coast of Mindano in the Philip- pine Island, where bottom was reached at 32,133 feet. This is known 5 Philippine Deep. The deepest “hole’ in the Atlantic, 27,965 feet, is north of | Porto Rico . A, Muddiman _Co. 309 13th St WHY ‘SWEAT’ When You Can Keep Cool With One of Our Phone Us to Send One Over to Ym‘x LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN Fans, $3.95 Up ¢ MUDDIMAN §, 709513th Main 140 There is another combination which is very practical and very smart look- ing, consisting of the wool unde i\ a figured crepe overblouse. These opportunity Warm days demand cool frocks and this is an to purchase fabrics that have formerly sold at much higher prices. for the needle-woman v be had in various colors at $19.75. Practical rubber bags in which m carry et suit come in man shapes and sises. They are rather an indispensable article to the bather, too, for they are large enongh for suit, cap and shoes. Two styles are sketched; the bathing girl bag costs $1; the mel- on shape bag, $2. and various others, which fold up, may be had from 50c to $1. Bathing shoes, high or low, and the new Cleo-pat-ra sondals are priced from 50c to $1. And bathing garters, of frilled rubber, may be had in various color _combinations, and cost only 25c. Outfitted with all of these essentials the bathing girl of 1925 presents a smart picture. - There, 1 almost forgot the little folks! And they are_quite as important as their elders, for_the tots of today take to the water like young ducks. Just the smartest kind of bathing togs for the youngsters may be found on the third floor in the childrew’s department, both for little boys and girls. The prices range from $195 to $3.50. Even if they do not go into_the water at the beaches, it is a good way to cool them off under the hose at home, and cvery youngster loves to sport under the lawn spray. Pattern checks, bars, stripes, tissues, soft crepes, dots. In every color and color combination. suitable for dresses for children as well as grown-ups. In cotton ratine suitings and «polka Palais Royal—Second Floor With the extreme heat and the prohibited parking adding to the diffi- culties of shopping, the Palais Royal is endeavoring to assist its customers by adding to our Mail Order Department a Personal Shopping Service The young lady in charge will be glad to take your orders over the phone or by mail and will give her personsl attention to selécting the m T We hope in this way to assist our customers who m article which they desire sent out in the afternoon delivery coming down town in the morning—or to assist the busy mothcr A call to our Personal Shopping Service will insure prompt attention. 24c Yd. DR IR R R Some Unusual Offerings in Our Bargain Basement Women’s Knit Underwear 2 for 88¢ Women’s Fine Rib Knit Union Suits. First quality, built-up or bodice style. Loose or tight knee. Sizes 36 to 44. Children’s Athletic Union Suits, 2 for 88c Best quality cross-bar muslin Union Suits. Low neck and sleeveless. Knee length. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Women’s Rayon Stockings, 2 Pairs, 88c ‘Women's Rayon Stockings with long silk boot with seam up the In all the wanted shades of nude, white, shell, beige, grain, peach, Deauville, gray and black. back, high spliced heel and lisle garter hem. Sizes 8% tq 10. $2.98 Tub Silk Princess Slips, $2.79 Beautiful Slips of excellent quality tub silk. Hip hem and lace or ruffle tnmmecf In white or flesh. Sizes 40 and 42. ery. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement Children’s Summer Undermauslins, 59c d of good quality white muslin trimmed with lace or embroid- Sizes 4 to 14 years. . Cool Summer Frocks At the Remarkably Low Price of $5.49 One must have cool Summer dresses for these warm days, and you will be surprised at the amazing values to be found in these pretty models. Some are fashioned of chiffon voile, others of tub silks, pongee, shantung, pure Irish linen and still others of novelty fabrics. The voile dresses are trimmed with dainty val lace' in rows and rows—others with pleated apron effects.and still others with touches of ribbons and flowers to add a bit of color. * Tub silks in n|cely tailored sports models. Pongee and shantung dresses in the popular two-piece models. Irish linen dresses in lovely tailored models with touches of hand work, rows of tiny pin tucks, vest effects and pipings of contrasting colors. And many other models too numerous to describe. Models for the miss and the matron. - Palais Royal—Bargain Basement REERrERRRER TR LR R R EERELL e MRLLILRENLNDLRELRINRRRRY T R