Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 48

Tomorrow for the First Time at--- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 14. 1926. M-BR@MKS&CO G*STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12th THE DAINTIEST SUMMER DRESSES OF ALL-ARE HERE! In a Brilliant cArray of Colors That “Use with Nature in Her Happiest Summer Moods @HE smartest of the new fashions are repro- duced in these dainty, colorful frocks. And the fabric is as distinctive as the styles. Rich flat crepe silks are designed in exclusive pat- terns of flowers, nosegays, gay colored borders—each a distinctly original pat- tern found only in “Over- the-Garden-Wall” frocks. The Beautiful Colorings— - % FEW of the many de- lightful styles now on display are illustrated here —but you must see them in all their colorful beauty to appreciate the extraor- dinary values they present at this price. Every dress bears the orig- inal “Over-the-Garden- Wall” label, which is the mark of merit that dis- tinguishes these frocks. The Facinating Fashions— Phenomenal Sale Of Marvelous Dresses Russian blouse with fringe, pleated, one and two piece models with separate coats, throw-over scarfs, Spanish type with fringe border and shawl, pleated puff sleeve, plain sleeve with narrow cuff, bolero effects, smockings, tiny ruffles, etc. White, red, maize, coral, blue, green, buff, black and white, black and yellow, black and red, green and white, rose and white, black and tan, white flowered, green flowered, blue flowered, and many others to select from. . THIRD FLOOR. THIRD FLOOR. Our Entire Windows Devoted to the Display of These Dresses! fiwfl L