Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 33

/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930. Citie PALATS ROYAL 7 ° G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 ° Hats w1th an Expensive Air >S( but with a Moderate Price Here’s good news for every woman who wants to look her best at Easter with a moderate outlay! Hats, hun- dreds of them, all kinds of hats, for every type, for every costume—hats poised in the 1930 manner—and every one at this typicallylow Palais Royal price! Other Models $7.50, $10 and $12.50 PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor s & \\% @ \ > @) : ' Getting Into Print for Easter? Rea"’y GOOd LOOkmg f % - Inex;:::igve:;f {;ou )z',hoos‘:s ;rhese COATS > | Printed Silk A Priced at &2 $ i 4 = Sy R Dressseos New Silk 6 Misses’ and . . . that give the spice of variety to the Women’s Sizes tailored suits and skirts of Spring. 5 A. The bow, the buttons, and the print are Pal'ls-proved P rints, that are In fact, many of these are Plai T smart details in this blouse. smart for Spring! Jacquard rephcas 1nsplred by Paqum' ain crepes, satins an The quaint sleeves on tmsfl Zgzlk crepe de ° : Pl’lnts—glowing Al v B. Lanvin,. Vionnet — repro- printed crepes, white, c é'ii"ciflff e/:iz;m/‘:zgfsc%ni a V neckline, Daisy Prints—dainty as the such as Marianna, Faul- shades; size 32 to 44. blouse is youthful and soft. Oriental—Dots—dignified and crepe, Covert, Trico, Wool PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor dashing—Scarf Prints—Bor- Crepe and Silks—in black ————— = der Prints—Floral, Leaf and and lovely shades—for Spray Prints—all the prints women and misses. that prevail at the price most ‘women prefer. Costume Slips -t BN Sizes PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor for A ll Occaslons V % IS ROYAL—Third Floor Slip§ of Heavy 1 . Saturday, The Very Youngest Miss Saves \\ Silk Crepe i on Her Easter Outfit at Palais Royal 2.98 | P Her Easter Bonnet Stressing the new silhouette in fitted, Colorful s SIipS of Silk Pongee / Will it be a fluffy, ruffly affair of pale 1.98 and 2.98 1.29 ; g e Straight lines for these popular slips streamers? A sheer-looking straw to J ith d had, hy d t] . for Spring Days hemstitched tops. ~ Sises 36 to 44, match her new tweed coat? What- ever her preference, she’s sure to find it here. Here's the new dress smock— | Slips of the New Length almost a little frock in itself, yet Bl @l : For Long Dresses slipped on as easily as a jacket. S 3 There are cool sleevel;ess ones : 3.98 Her Easter Coat for warm mornings. Dozens of : : other pretty idegss, too, ready Straight line, flared and form-fittiny, of 5 095 to 10-95 3 soft_crepe de chine; dainty medallions for all kinds of chores in gay appliqued; lace trimmed; others smart- prints. bnght solid colors, and ly tailored—in white and dark delicate . Embroidered and smocked crepe de chine, for the tiniest miss, a variety of serviceable ma- shades—sizes 34 to 52. Y in pink, blue, or white. Fine flannels in pastel shades; soft basket D . » A i rf or white linen collars; tweeds with capes or terials. Sizes 14 to 46. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor weaves with sca : o swanky belts in becoming shades. Sizes 1 to 3 and 2 to 6. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor