Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1929, Page 27

seeccamnrrramanns e fnnyy = yen £4i THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19). ke PALAIS ROYAL G street at Eleventh District 4400 $60,000 Worth of Beautiful Imported Gloves Our Babies’ Wear Section Grows More Interesting as Christmas Draws Near e OQur usually sedate Baby Section has broken out into-a veritable rash of presents. In many homes a baby is cele- brating his first Christmas, and doting grownups who are planning to go the limit in loading him down with gifts will find everything right at hand in our marvelously equipped Infants’ Department. Of course, the older chil- dren are lavishly provided for as well. Chinchilla Hats, Tams and Bonnets 159 Especially bought for Baby Day, and we're bursting with pride at our cleverness in picking up such smart and com- fortable headgear. Many are samples and one of a kind, and the colors are light blue, white, tan, green and pink. Sweaters That Button Up or Pull Over 149 Another special purchase for tomorrow, and just in time for Christmas, too. Fine, sheer wool in white, pink or blue makes these soft, warm little sweaters. Many are daintily hand embroidered in silk, and there are quite a few different styles in the group. Woolen 4=Piece Outfit 5.95 Take one plump baby and put him into a soft wool sweater, cap, leggings and mittens. Add shoes and undies, and he's ready for the great outdoors. These handy four- piece outfits come in rose, blue, white, tan or red, and will keep a child warm arid happy. Handmade Philippine Baby Dresses, $1 A baby's first Wresses must be the’ daintiest of handmad> confec- tions like these exquisitely em- broidered ofes from the Philip- pines. Plain or scalloped bottoms and made good and long. Little Brother Suits and Creepers, $1 Of a cuteness guaranteed to make folks turn around for a second look at your Precious, Scarcely two-of them are alike,.and what with funny pockets, tiny collars and a touch of hand work here and there, they're irresistible. In sizes for tiny infants up to 6- year-olds. Infants’ Handmade Gertrudes, scalloped at neck, arm and herp. 2 for $L. Rec and White Rubber Sheets, Dresses for Little Girls, 1.59 The very youngest of girls will 2 for S1. preen herself vainly in one.of PFine Crochet Booties, pink of these French voile frocks, all blue. 2 pairs, $1. hand finished and embroidered = and brightened by demure little Hand Crochet Wool Sacques, collars and pockets. There's a in white, with pink or blue. trimming and a deep voke, A Deep hem. Beautiful colors; flu}‘:’, nile, blue and coral. 1 to very special value at $1. 3 year sizes. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor RS S a 1 1,500 Pieces Unpainted Furniture And a Companion Sale of PAINTS to enable you to make gifts of [ arm Comforts For Our Older Friends If you were to ask grandmother or aunty what they really wanted, the answer would be “some- thing warm and comfortable for Winter.” We have anticipated all their wants and are ready with a cheering collection of woolies that will make them beam with pleasure. Knit Princess Slips 1.98 to 4.50 A cozy, warm undergarment in soft shades of tan, gray or Oxford, prettily bordered. Some of them are all wool. A great comfort under a thin silk dress. Knit Petticoats, $1 to 2.98 Her favorite knit petticoat comes in cotton or wool in practical shades. Regular and extra sizes. Cashmere or Knit Shawls 1.98 to 7.98 Give her a shawl; it will be her constant companion and a reminder of you. These come in black and colors, and arc priced according to size zm&quaht)‘. “’A Warm Bath Robe, 5.98 Here's a gift that will go straight to her heart. A robe of con- tinental wool eiderdown in rose, copen, tan, gray or lavender. They're man-tailored, which means well tailored, with a ribbon or plain edge. Cut full and roomy so that she can wrap it around herself in a draught. Also lots of other interesting robes of French flannel, albatross, Beacon or silk. Sizes 36 to 46. Flannelette Gowns, $1 to 1.98 Nighties for little ladics, nighties for big ones—with collars or without—prettily trimmed with ribbon or embroidery. A compre- hensive assortment awaits your choosing, and there isn't a more practical present to be found. Other Practical Gifts Silk dressing sacques, 2.29 to 598 White aprons, 59c to 2.00 Albatross dressing sacques, 350 Beacon robes, 3.98 to 8.98 to 5.98 Crepe dressing sacques, 1.98 High-neck muslin nightgowns, (ingham aprons, 3% to 75¢ 1.00 to 3.50 Knit petticoats, 1.00 to 3.50 White muslin petticoats, 75c to House dresses, 1.00 to 7.98 1.50 Quilted vests, 1.98 to 3.50 Cardigan jackets, 1.98 to 3.50 Larger shawls, 1.98 to 7.98 Knit shawls, 1.98 to 5.00 Crepe kimonos, 1.98 to 5.98 Breakfast shawls, 1.25 to 350 Flannel robes, 5.98 to 15.00 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor In the New Styles ¢ For Christmas Shoppers These are gloves of such exquisite qualities, of such smart and distinctive styles you may be sure any woman would be perfectly delighted to reeive them! Our stocks are exceptionally full and complete, and there’s a wonderful variety from which to choose. Imported Glace Gloves in the very fashionable black and white combinations or the wanted brown shades and other colors; with novel tabs, with tailored bands and 50 little novelty cuffs and finishes. Many ] 15 SRR S PR She'd like these Real Kidskin Gloves, in all black, orshlack with white or the new brown and tan shades to go with her Winter costumes. Some have turn-back cuffs, . some are in pull-on style . . . all are Kangaroo glace makes fashionable gloves, in tai- lored, pull-on or cuff styles—some with nail head trimming, some with contrasting welts and others with 50 novelty stitchings. In all the smart g Winter shades .. ? Fine Capeskin or Imported Kangaroo Glace Gloves, in pull-on styles with lined, turned- back, contrasting tops, with sport straps or with hand sewing will 95 please many feminine tastes. Choose s black and white or brown tones Very new and very smart Bacmo-Postman Gloves of finest capeskin, washable, with Saxe wrist or novelty pull-on style; in Beverly, creole and mauve shades, also fine French kid gloves from Per- .OO rin and Trefousse in new colors, and She'll know they are Paris inspired—these Jane Regny Gloves in the softest, most at- tractive brown tones, with gauntlet- like cuffs, lined 'with contrasting . shades. Or you may have them in black and white effects PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Hundreds of Scatter Size GIFT RUGS On display in our Rug Section are literally hundreds of Hooked Rugs, Wiltons, Axminsters, Velvets, Chenilles and Rag Rugs old and new. These make uncommonly acceptable gifts and you're more than likely to come away with one for your own self. Hooked Rugs Caledonia Rag Rugs y 24x36 at 1.59 0“1214,5;“3. ?(k)’slong 24x48 at 1.95 24x48 at 10.95 27x54 at 2.79 individuality and utility Here's a real opportunity to choose a gift of individuality! Select the pieces you want to give—and we have a really remarkable variety at surprisingly modest prices—and then decorate your gift to suit any color scheme or the particular taste of the recipient. And how your gift will Printed in good, clear, readable type and bound in grained textile leather. 1,056 pages, red edged and contain- ing a handy reference. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor [ 1 1) The Palais Royallh $.4 & 4 & fio Beautifully Framed Pictures $1 and 150 Perhaps you don’t know about our picture department. It's well worth a visit, for here are to be found many artistic sub- jects well reproduced and handsomely framed. 16x20 or 14x22 sizes. A lasting gift of good taste for some fortunate friend. PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor Crystal With Simulated Pearl Necklaces 1 And others for 1.95 to 3.95 The combination of crystal with pearl is highly successful for daytime and evening wear. We have a large selection of styles, each necklace highly lustrous and spar- Kling, and each With a spring ring cateh PALAIS ROYAL - Main Floor be appreciated! Telephone Shelf—this is a handy, convenient shelf—nicely fin- ished—and easy paint Book Sheli—roomy and well con- structed; 3174 inches high, 1712 Tilt-top Table — scalloped edge, solid and sturdy. A gcod-looking table' jvith fine, smooth 2 5 25 r4 —of solid ing arms peries Four-poster or Colonial Beds— twin size, solid birch, nicely fin- it e 1 .50 Windsor Chairs—of golid birch, in unusually attractive lines. Saddle turned legs Ladder-back Chairs—this popular and useful piece is unusually weli constructed. fiber seat Utility Shelf—roomy and con- venient, the ideal size for a l small apartment, $ - PALAIS ROYAL—Fourth Floor Special Demonstration and Sale Hornite - 4-Hour Enamel 3 m _ Pint, including % 93C pint of trimming color. Hornite Enamel is a highly recomménded finish for this unpainted furniture, It spreads evenly and dry thoroughly within 4 hours. When dried it leaves no brush marks and is applied successfully by the novice as well as more ex- perienced painter, 22 Colors to Select From PALAIS ROY AL-—<Fourth Floor. ;lllil Royald & & & The Palais Royall i & & & & The Palais Royali & & & & & The Palais Royal 27x54 at 12.95 Chenille Rugs 18x36 at 1.39 24x36 at 1.89 24x48 at 2.59 27x54 at 329 36x72 at 3.95 36x72 at 4.29 Axminster Rugs 22.6x36 at 195 27x54 at 495 36x63 at 695 4.6x6.6 at 14.95 6x9 at 2595 PALAIS ROYAL—Second Floor French Marquisette Tailored Curtains 1 .95 a pair Well tailored of fine quality mar- quisette with a three-inch hem- stitched border, their neat sim- plicity is in the finest taste. In white, cream or ecru. Kriss=Kross Marquisette Curtains Here's something a little fancier, with wide ruffies A very good French ° and a valance-attached top. marquisette makes them, and you may choose be- tween ivory and ecru. PALAIS ROYAL Second Floor i &'% & The Palais Royaldh & & a pair* JE——