Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1928, Page 28

T}TT QI NDAY 8STAR. “ \QITI\(“’I‘O\ D. €. TANTARY 8. 1928—TPART. 1. DA oML Our Most Important Silk Sale in Years! In the Silk Section on the Second Floor and Downstairs 16,575 Vs High Crade SILKS| We’ve made tremendous purchases (our huge buymg organization with affiliations in three cities makes this possible)—we bought shrewdly and *way under the market—and are therefore able to present, tomorrow, at most astomshmg prlce conccsswns these lmportant groups— Silks That Sell Re«rularly for $2.49, $2.98, $3.49, $3.98 at the Extraordinarily Low Price of— $3.49 Silk Crepe Niobe $2.98 Satin Milicent $3.98 Heavy Satin Crepe $2.98 Sweedoise Crepe $2.49 Parisienne Crepe $2.98 Broche Crepe $3.98 New Satin Faille $3.49 Satin Elegant $3.49 Miramar Satin $2.98 Crepe Moire $2.98 Pebble Crepe $2.98 Satin Supreme Choose From 40 New and Fascmatnig Colors Wild Pink Grey Gobelin Apple Green Bermuda Chestnut Tea Rose Old Rose Bicardi Kentucky Blue Lecquer Sawdust Adobe &, 5 Nude Peach Quartz Black Toledo Blue Poster Gypsy Nary 35.98 to $7.98 W ool Coatings R T R T S T T e R e R S T T S T T S T % at Another Special! Tri-Color Important Offering! Extra Special! Direct From Lyon, France $4.49 Chiffon Scarting Multi-Color Metal Cloths Exquisite Metal Brocades 4. yard Regular $2.50 Quality—On Sale Tomorrow at Regular $4.98 to $5.98 Quality—On Sale Tomorrow for Evenlng e e e i i ot 1y o ,r,a"ff‘,""' ’i,’f", ’,‘:,”3“" e able wen"es. and colorings that promise to deep sea-blue that fades to $ 1 39 Yd nluohns—a! a 5|J|L|g|tg []n“|‘n g‘ llnr:‘.,;,d $3 69 Yd glorious ainis o) r e :fl\lllu ‘ ok Q"N $ 45 some plain colors. From the Woolen Goods Section— Two Groups of Fashionable Coatings’ $3.98 to $4.98 l:’ool Coatings White Maise Blue Grass Cococ Naples Ember Kasmir Pineneedle and broche \el\rl—regularly sclls for ferent color combmu-om great deal more! pnce PALAIR ROYAL—-Rilks—Second Floor o Our DOWNSTAIRS Store Offers This Sensatlonal Sale' 3,000 Yards Heavy Flat Crepe, Yard— : 3 to 15 Yard Lengtlis Cut in Any Regular $1.98 10 $2.50 Quality Desired Length Unheard-of Savings! Extraordinary Values!-—due to our prompt action buying up the short lengths of one of America’s best silk mills. 3 to 15 yard lengths of pure dye flat crepe—and we cut any length you desire, The colors are the newest—the smartest—for street or evening wear. Choose from delicate pastel tints—gorgeous evening shades—or the prac- tical black and navy. It's 40 inches wide—and guaranteed washable— a very superior quality. Spring Silks YARD PALAIS ROYAL~Downstairs Store 4,000 Yards of New Regular $1.79 to $198 Grades The Downstairs Store scores another triumph! Here are the advance Spring Fashions in Silks—offered in ; The newest weaves, the newest colors—in cvcry popular silk. midwinter—at a record-hreaking price. 135 PALAIS ROYAl~eDownatairs Ktore 40-inch Printed Georgette Crepe—20 Spring patterns. 40-inch Washable Crepe de Chine—For frocks or lingerie 40-inch Printed Crepe de Chine—In lovely colorings. » 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse—DPure silk, fast color, 40«inch Heavy Georgette Crepe—In plain colors. 39-inch Black Satin Royden—Smart for business wear. 3,000 Yards of Silks and Rayon The Usual $1 1o $1.49 Quality 40-inch Black Satin Charmeuse—All pure silk of a rich, heavy quality, 32-inch Printed Tub Silks—Small, neat designs in 25 smart and attractive patterns and colors 3o-inch Silk Redium—ILixcellent wearing quality—for costume slips, lin gerie or dresses, Soft pastel shades and darker coloys, 36-inch and 40-inch Delray Rayon Satin—The kind that wears and washes perfectly, 20 popular shades PALAIS ROYAL~Downastalrs Nlore On Sale in Our Downstairs Store—Extra Salespeople to Give Prompt Service! 500 Yds. Silk REMNANTS Remarkable Savings! 500 yards silk, sitk-and-cotton and vayon rem- nants==36 to 40 inches wide—in good, useful lengths. ‘These are remnants of silks that sell for $1.50 to $1.98 a yavd. Mrs. 1. M. Cofall of the Pictorial Review Pattern (‘omnny will be Aeve tomorrvow fo assist you in selecting new stiles and to give instrnchions in the use of Pictorial Review patterns,