Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1930, Page 19

ENGINEERS TOQUT ™75 and §1 Bandeoux. 1 Garter Bels “rmemes| e soc | e PALAIS ROYAL | 75 6oc Summer bandeaux reduced. Lace, swami and fancy Many attractive styles; lace and flower trimmed, materials. Sizes to and other novelties. : PALALS RDYAL—THird Pioor G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Naval Reserve Contingent € PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor Leav * Two Weeks’ revse | August Sale of Well Known Foundation Garments While the 12ist Regiment of En=| @ineers is making preparations to leas t:y g4t ot Eusctren, Vi, b0 Nationally known brands, long featured at the Palais thal, You can get a much finer foundation gapment—finer in material, arin o Jexve o Gamp Abers e join V;)Lt;l us in giving you more for your money this August than e in detail, in wefll-d?mgned lines—for ‘the price that you would hie, at Cascade, Md., where it will ever before. inari r less superi 1 k vemain in the field for two weeks, en- | e W ¢ gaging in drills and the annual maneu- An Unusual Group.' £e @ i Really Remarkable! vers. Another contingent of the Naval' Reserve slso left here this morning for | 5 X s two weeks of training at sea. S " 4 e 3 { First Fleet Division Leaves. $ Rengo Belt ’ 95 i ’ $10 and $13 50 : The first fleet division of the 1st o { L4 l-masnm:s diireo nkispasigh weat R $5 Gossard L] 3 N f’ 3 5 \! l 3 ° Serves of the District of Columbia, : R smortly before noon yesterday left $5 Nature’s Rival g % 5 Nature s lva Abel P. Upshur. The local reservists, o oy ¥ ; 1 o Wiy e i o || Foundation Garments ; o) 3 hing Navy Yard yesterday. The & Y 4 g % . . . ol Bsserve arvision. which is making Rengo Belt, specially designed for the larger woman, is made of e Exceptionally well designed garments in several different current cruise, is commanded by s ity T il eut, John M. Fewell, the other offi- heavy brocade, with inner support and swami top. Ay styles / 3 @board the United States destroyer : F dations re by train, bearded the vessel at the % Oun cers of the division being Lieuts., junior “ grede, B. M. Coleman and J. E. Sulll- Nature's Rival, gracefully molded; a combination of soft knit ’ | i 5 7 3 i 4 5 3 L In ddition, Lieut. Paul V. . y Y ’ I ¥ y Thompson, l.én;u:;ler] o the Volunteet elastic, brocade and swami top. » R‘Tlidte of Skinner’s Satin combined with knit/elastic. Glove Reserve, and formerly active ; ; i P it P T e e b Gossard garment of rayon satin with all-over lace top; detach- The ssel will st directly for & ke . N.'p;“t';?}:;;he":r":’{‘o?,‘&goflxa: able straps; defined waistline. » ot st g . Boouting Fleet for & wee i R - ‘ izes, But Not in Ever: e A 2 ek of ers. A Vi J ) i Ly e R L T 11 Sizes, but Not Every Size in Each Style s, But Not in Every Style and will go to New York Saturday. 5 where the usual week end liberty will be given the crew in the metropolis. semeas ikl Linens and Blankets | Quality! . Variety! ice!| The August:Sale of |} ° New miodels that'mold the figure without confining it. f ! 5 off the end of Long Island for the an- nual target practice, and when this is finished it will return here. This is the ‘" the All ust sales at E cLr di .l = / third and last cruise for the local bat- 8 xtraordinarily T S e Low Prices In This Two ’Day Sale: of Wi t r . C t | vinter uoats | Camp to Be Struck Today. " 3 A motor truck train left here yester- Fine for the first cool mights ° day for Fort Humphreys, Va., where a k SFEEEEEEN] Part Wool Silks and Rayons during thelr camp at the BlanketS' o 66x80. Pr. 70x80. Pr. Women who sew will appreciate this wonderful chance to save on new $ e ? 5 SRS | dresses, lingerie and other additiens to their wardrobes. i pos! Com| 5 ' i o with,toem. e Soft, fluffy weave; plaided in rose, blue, gold, green, lavender, Sllks and Rayons . e et i Bl Sy || gy ortan. - Seteen bound. Formerly $1.29 to $1.69 $ '| Began August 3rd ... It is commanded by Capt. Arthur C. —.—— vous missimckncrr | Goteen Wool-Filled Comforts |l et i i o A 2 iy L 1 . SHOWS VAMEQ_TALENTS Printed sateen with borders in solid color; rose, All Silk Flat Crepe—complety.calor yanse: ! ast week at the Co “m‘_na 3 88 Rayon Flat €repe—I8 colors. Theater, an Amos Parrish Daughter of Well Known Teacher blue, green, gold, orchid. They'e well filled o All-Silk Printed Chifiom. Stvle. Revi sk Outdoes Father in Her WLSilk Pinted Flat Crese yle Review showe Versatility. 5 > ? TWO COATS. ANA) —Sterling Mac- . “ » s oK A A B Dinette Table Caa%non lBanth Fine New Fall Silks One of them was identical e, 520t Bl il it Cloths Mg Ay meph by, . to one of the smart fash- - e e R 59C 4 for $1 Canton Crepe—One o‘( t:e h?:l:‘;:h::x:'silk:“;:r’a}:'x:‘ l’):c?\:‘:el":f il joge FEATURED TN v be- b Wi repe— -fas s all, its ) When she was 5 she decided to & 2x44-inch Double Weave rich, dull surface. Black and new Fall shades. All sitk THE PALAIS ROYAL come a conductor, and seized the baton 2x4 3 bl : Towels, Colored stripe bordersg quality. $ [ AUGUST COAT SALE. with wool, from her father’s hand during 8 reheat; Heéavy crash 43x45 cloths; white B e i d borders or checked i i : " % G i took ‘S"mye‘a";‘g-" :k‘m:: :T::';:PD::SC g{u:r;:;:: ';;; Linen Bl‘ldge Sets Crepe Faille—A decided vogue for this fabric is seen in the coming o 5 by & lecture on the dramatist. s 3 $1 season. It’s like canton crepe, but shows a more definite That’s typical of all the cord. All silk quality. coats . .. not one that isn’t All-Wool Blankets | s. ; 08 heoid. ; : ir A f&;"z r‘frfl:fl:‘a’fhgg"fii All-Silk Flat Crepe—Always a favorite. In light and dark shades. This fashion-right to the “nth” quality guaranteed washable. degree 7.45 Pr. Krinkle Bedspreads 5 I re th: E ey bidias ws 1 g 9 All-Silk Printed Flat Crepe—In more than twenty patterns { . 'When she was at school Miss Mac- PALAIS ROYAL—Silks—Second Fioor Not one that isn't made of y kinlay edited the school magazine, and o % J when she was 19 she published her first Light, fleecy, warm- blankets, | £ o\ o yeacior full size. Col- better fabric . . . furred with Tovel and astonished reviewers with its in colored plaids; bound with | ored striped krinkle spread g v v 3 i striped K preads at 5 - “!;‘&‘:liéa:l{(:;l:;c‘;:dawg il plaid sateen. an unusual price. better fur . . . with better she would be & cross-channel aspirant if PALAIS ROY AL—Second Floor 5 A 4 ;h: ';md the tl:\e—;;\d mmrmxxg orhn Here re t Dr Ses T t tailoring than could ordi- house decorator. hat 1. to say she 4 he 4 /. paints doors and wondwork, not only at v es ha Are narily be obtained to sell me, but when visiting. . Al Z “T always paint a door or two when G. Vorzimer Sons Retire from Business ... Gol'lg les From N0w on! for this price. Not one that B8 am on holiday,” she says. iy A < 1 ~ Also, she is fond of housework. isn’t an interesting value! WOopyright, "wm by the North Amesigan P AMERICAN VI]};‘ES-ES We Pumhase Thelr Entlre ” "x vael Cre e ‘ : s The. coat in question w w w sketched above . w - of black . MANY BALKAN_CHM‘GES Remining Stock Of p [ i Imperata broadcloth w w « with Persian Lamb cravat collar. SALONIKI, Greece (#).—Dr. John £ Dresses . fi”'& nine monarchs and three Re- Men 75c and $1 for women D] . Sale! Hand'Turned : PALAIS. ROYAL—Third Floor ¥ lican Presidents, has just celebrated eighty-fifth birthday. House, founder and president Dr. 2 emeritus of the American Farm School in Saloniki, left his home in Ohio in 31872 as & missionary to the Balkans. » 50 During his 58 years’ sojourn he has - . & m{( x::emmrhéh Sultans, one , three Greek Kings and three Greek Presidents. He has seen 23 wars and revolutions. &= = ; Made of silk for lightness and wool for INVENT NEW DANCE 7 B || warmth. These are the dresses that are the , LONDON (NANA)_This is_ths 4 best little travelers in the whole fashion when Egilsh dance teachers closet 4 world! selves together to evolve new = s dances for the Autumn. Last year Wrinkle proof—no matter how long these mighty ones made . misiake by A Great Variety of v 3 ok e e x N { . ) . .unbnu;c lo buh & Bew r’;}gl‘h yes_ntg; Patterns and Color- they're packed...or sit in a train...theyre plag Real Kld D Orsays Rave ‘waited for the bands to find the ings, including popu- trim and neat. rhythm and then decided the steps. gS, 1N P 2 . e . T "The mew dance, which is to be called lar plain colors_ and In Brown, Cricket-Green, Wine, Navy. In green, blue, red, pur- They’re the most com- ;w;%::;xgpz?":; tfic’:lso:ag; :;r;; polka dots! & Some \'\'ith ja,ckets:. some \vith' boleros; ple, black and brown. fortable of house and some with pleated skirts; others with flares; Real vici kid, on a o boudoir slippers. Buy or blues and the :l.uk‘lé-‘:l‘n “ ts b te = . & PR O i e B g all as smart and travel-conscious as can be! hand - turned sole; them for yourself and “Phere will be a walk, right turn, lefy 1 K Cuban heel; rayon lin- for those many gift oc- %E}tg:feb-];& it o Al A e i ¥ Sizes 36 to 44. ing; box toes. casions. ey, e o P voal 1 s PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Main and Second Floors %o invent & dance to fit the rhythm.” : (Copyright, 1930, by North American News- \paper Alltance.) (s | T 4 47 | Boys' $1.50 “Tom Sawyer” Sport | "°mr= " A maki the life of Scotch fishermen miserable again appeaved recently and B A been getting a little rough treatment from sun gave two Tarbert fishermen the experi- 8 - ence of their nve;. ’xz;‘e‘y wg; fishing 1 and wind. If you're just back from vacation, Skipness when they ted the 2 3 - e X k about 200 yards awsy and mak- - 3 S al l Ouses . give your skin a treat. gfl their direction. With all speed Towed_shoreward, but the mon- X | $1.50 Komplex Facial $ 1 hey finally beat it off wi Senard 3 ; > . e R B R i Continuing Our Sale of New , - ’ This week, ; lnh'n;—nhtrict'o Re oved " M ! “B l rd,’ Sh.rt i ion Removed. o h g Modern_bays and girls, as well as ens € no Irts . Permanent 7 50 England, are now happy. They can The best dollar shirts we have everll)een able & =t Wave. ‘Speeial, e d P9 mare fobedons and s shout bn to offer to Washington men! Exclusive at' The Famous “Tom Sawyer” brand, known from coast to coast.as one of the finest makes of in danger of an argument with the fi’:ul police if the latter wanted ta attached and neckband styles, Sizes 13%4 to 17%. Every one is new and clean! In plain white and an assortment of fancy patterns, Hair Dy‘ brought before th £ . . T SRl Ry 21 Direct Butrance to The Palais Roys! Mew's Shop From G &t. 4 ; iR read: “No male bather should a) PALAFS ROYAL—Main Floor PALAIS ROYAL—Balcony . fully 20 feet in length, overtook osrs, the men reached the beach off Kintyre. (- Exactly l/z Price . i : o 4 $10 Paristyle spme of the older ones, of Lowestoft, h : e T S Palais Royal. Plain and fancy patterns; collar . boys’ wear. We Sell and Apply Notox ! 14 the law. A i bathi by- : Iy N foree the law. An antique bathing by: Now is the time to buy for sehool needs—:these savings axe not cbtainable often! law mnvumn 100 yards of a female A