Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 39

A\ . A—Tinsil Trim Black Velvet Pump, $5. B—Patent \_trap Pump, spike heel, §5. C—Silver Brocade Pump, D—Black velvet, with rib- spike heel, $5. bon rosette, §5. E—Gore Pump in patent leather, $5. Justly Famous---Our “Fashion Mode” Shoes Al widths $ 5 All Sizes 2% t0 8 Shoes f0) every hour of the ‘day— In the proper style for the occasion Have you seen the powder puff pumps? The new buckle pumps and the opera D'Orsay? We have them all, and many more, in these special “Fashion Mode” shoes for $5. In patent colt, black satin, black velvet and suede. With heels —flat, Cuban or high spike. (First Floor.) = T omorrow—inore of those $1.50 Marinello Compacts Given With Every Marinello Purchase P ' Thousands of women use the Marinello f products—have used them for years, and will f use nothing else. Experience teaches that Mari« ° nello preserves and enhances beauty and charm. Marinello prices are low: " Marinello Lettuce - Marinello Whitening Cream Cream . 60c to $2 50c to $1 ¥ Marinello Tissue ~ Marinello Combination Cream 51 e Marinello Astringent ‘Marinello Girl Powder ream 50c 60c to $1 Marinello Foundation Cream 75 (First Floor) L X L X g el ) o *A X ) o o] Ead ! X a2 X :é ) X < X ) X A X ) X ] 3 :Q W A X A X ) o] THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTUN, D. €., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925. Those thtle Velour Hats that every one is wear- Tailored, or smartly ing—the most stunning 3 trimmed with coque and unusual models— feathers—flowers — or Just in from New York N \ Y jewelled pins. And truly —and only — —in a wealth of colors. s J 9 Phantom, La Valliere, 5 Marie Antoinette, regal, Florida gold, yellow daisy, pink pearl, wild honey, cookie, meer- off the face—or, if you e i a prefer them, with brims black e that droop. : (Fifth Floor.) P23 232 ITITITITITITISITISIISSSoITITITITITITITE TS 4 See the Demonstration of P. N. Practical Front & Lace Corsets 5 . 515 Miss Clara Krueger will show you how this type of corset moulds your figure to the *youthful silhouette, select the model y/v. best suited to your corset needs—and fit you i you wish. The Practical Front Lace is very light in wi ewht—of fancy flowered brocades or serviceable coutils. Co (Fifth Floor) et et et et et et et et e P R et PR P P P P PSP PSSP0 g"] Close-fitting velour hats that turn right up =X % Fur Coats with Contrasting Furs 119 Sealine (dyed coney) and Mendoza beaver Coats S ma rt D ress L en gth B 0 u t on n i ere s a n d Trimmed with squirrel, skunk, marmot S il k T u ni CS C 0 S t u m e Fl 0 w e r S Fur coats with the new, large crush or roll collars—and the new style sleeves. Plain or KERXEXEXEX X EXEXERXEX XX EXEKZ‘KX‘I%?&I‘?’&I‘%{ X% No costume is complete without $5 the touch these flowers give with collars and cuffs of natural, beige or mus- ; Bright chrysanthemums; gardenias in dif- Called a tunic—but really- a dress. With ferent shddes gorgeous dahlms aristocratic 2 E gl long sleeves or short sleeves. In mnovelty orchids: modest pansies. beautifully lined with silk. faille, crepe de chine (elaborately beaded), i Many are in attractive Christmas boxes— checked cloth and velvet combinations. In and all are priced from— sizes from 36 to 42. 39¢ to $3.95 (Fifth Floor) (First Floor) M X X X X N R R N R X X N X X AR XS X s ¥ v ¥ ¥ S X XL XTI tard squirrel, skunk or marmot. Every coat is All sizes from 16 to 44 gg Repeating—Another Day of These Finer Coats Reduced ’38 %48 58 68 Princess Flare and Straight Models Lustrous Fabrics in Fashionable Colors N Tt et ot Tt et atat ettt o FRREXZ A “before-the-holidays” event. ~With “after-Christmas” prices. Coats in this season’s latest styles. Of soft velvety materials. With collars (shawl, roll and tuxedo), cuffs. front panels, knee-deep borders, godets, side trims of exceptionally high grade furs. In lovely greens, lipstick reds, and all the popular colors. Misses’ sizes, 14 to 20—Women’s sizes, 36 to 48, (Third Floor.) Trimmed in These Genuine Furs: Caracul Opossum Pt e te P tS sttt S S o0 $1