Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1930, Page 33

1 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APKIL 4, 1930. G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DIéTRICT 4400 l Caster A ppae ---T ---llurin‘g---odertely Priced Superb Values in this Sale of Paris Fashion Coats | Fresh as Daisies! $ Girls’ Silk Shantung Frock Cunning prints—flared skirts, deep cape collars. There are jaunty ef- fects with circular skirts and rows of bows—there's a striking thing 95 | with godets and pleats—and then a square-necked bit with huge, gay ° | polka dots. Sizes 7 to 14 years. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Not to linger over the fascinating styles and colors which distinguish these coats, the details of finish and quality are such as you find in the much more expensive gar- - ments. Perfect tailoring, linings put in by hand, fash- ionable furs, materials of surprising quality. Women’s Easter FROCKS and IENSEMBLES Copies of noted successes! Sketched:— Princesse Coat of Spring Greem Char- maine, with scarf collar and high-belted A “Little Corporal” Coat, of black pebble 4 - . cloth, deep cape furred in kid galyak, fol I 3 ¢ = lows the lines of Napoleon’s famous mili ! ‘ V- tary cloak. | N 7 ey ' Dressmaker Coat, of brighter than navy | : 5 S 2 40 basket weave, trimmed with ribbon band- X . B ing in white and blue. I 4 o L 0 J waist. Fur-trimmed Coat, of black pebble cloth, with shoulder capes, and dressmaker belt. Prints! Prints! Prints! You will recognize so many smart details that the fashion writers are talking about—you'll adore the soft colors and sparkling prints—the graceful ruffles and flares—the chic jackets in these amazingly low-priced silk frocks and Dozens of other smart models in black and highly fash- : : ensembles. ionable shades. Misses’ and Women's Sizes. 1 E R For the “Little Woman,” the Average Figure and the Extra Large Woman PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Misses’ Easter Frocks and Jacket Suits . . . 14.95 A group of Easter apparel that is something to “rave” about! The Dresses —are of printed or plain chiffons, pussywillow prints, lovely heavy crepes, and printed flat silk. The color combinations have the stamp of Paris approval! The prints are gracious, melting, such as you are surprised to find at this price! There are deep cape collars, bows, tucks, cap sleeves, | Y : 2 \ afternoon length skirts—and a hundred other ZZ R { ) v tricky details to attract. The Jacket Suits —are two or three piece models, in plain and printed crepes. Capes, bolero and deplum jack- ets; dressmaker suits; two-piece suits, with twoe tone yokes, contrasting skirt and jacket; some with lace blouses. For everyday affairs, for formal moe ments, some for informal evening wear. All ador- ably youthful, and unbelievable values! Junior Misses’ and Misses’ sizes. / Fascinating New Easter Milli Bewitching new models, just out of the bandbox 3 Selecting fi:om this intriguing assortment of hats —new details by the dozen—every important ! will be a pleasant occupation for every woman, color represented—copies of French designers’ every miss. Come in, while every hat is radiantly 1930 successes—every smart material. new! Brims are long—maybe in back, maybe on the side, maybe in fr?nL Uplifted ) Brims, supremely youthful. Draped Berets and Turbans, trimly chic. Bangkoks—Milans—Perle Viscas—Tochin Bakus—Toyos—Taffetas—Lacy and Airy Braids PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor . PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor b