Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1931, Page 9

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 29, 1931—PART ONB. G STREET AT ELEVENTH TELEPHONE DISTRICT 4400 Economy Becomes a Pleasure When You See V. alues‘ Like These. Annual March Silk Sale In Time to Fit Your Easter Outfit Over a New Figure! All Silk Printed Flat Crepe ; The Annual April Sale Of All Silk Plain Flat Crepe All Silk Printed Chiffon : FoundatiOn ! Garments New Printed Sports Silks R R T T R Marvelous savings on well known, nationally advertised makes—long Permanent Finish Celanese Moire featured at the Palais Royal. All new models—representing the newest . styles in corsetry—and at amazingly low prices! Fabrics that are in immediate demand! Exceptional qual- L o . PP YT ” ities in forty shades and the newest prints—for sports, for day- Y Nature’s Rlval., W. B., H. & W.” and time and formal wear. Light and dark grounds; florals, stripes, i Other Famous Makes plaids, twin prints. o R i - . p cREE egular $5 to $10 Models, This Sale . 2, 500 Yards of Plam and Printed Beautiful garments, some with lace and swami $3 .95 2 f tops; fine brocades, and other novelty materials. Sllks at’ Yd' 850 \¥ Light boning; smart new waistline models. i inted h weav, 4 ;m‘:,v :fs};al:::sg:;x:.repe e Rengo Belt and Gossard | . Step-Ins and Girdles —_— e AL RPITNY Regul;:l $5 Models. $3,95 Regular $5 to $10 Models ! : Thi o 'hi | Eyelet Embroidered Shantung, Yd. ' — &.;. SRS L 4 distinguish these two well s All-silk H hantung, in light inown makes. Inner diaphragm control and boned brocade models. - si onan shantung, in lig $1.19 . i e %&zg—gm..mwm | shades, with self or contrasting embroidery. W. B. Corselétte Regular $8 Model Qo Sy Ol This $ Rose Marie Foundation New Spring Prints $1 48 é} &3 s iy S vd. 9 All-silk flat crepe, printed in beautiful spaced floral lored basket weave Model—Monday 8 ’ designs on light and dnr'k backgrounds. Smart for Made of beautiftl brocade, with Kendrick street, afternoon and business dresses. elastic and detachable brassieres. All sizes, i s 1 e r A wonderful garment—and what a nvn.m. 3 Silks for All Occasions 818 e S Regular $1.50 and $2 Brassieres Crepe Chiffon Printed Crepe O Thi Crepe Satin. Printed Georgette $ 1 .OO \ / J Sal'; 98C yd. |55 All-silk qualities, remarkable at this price, and in wanted ol e nd Soartiing ecsn Striped rayon and brocade, with side supporters; cthers with swami bust. Imported All-Silk Pongee : . ety O ! This useful silk comes in the natural tan shade and s guaranteed first quality, 12-momme weight. ! 7 C 1 It washes beautifully, too. [ 5 : \ “The Three Here’s Interesting News! : R’s” of Handbag Chic — Thin Wool 7 27 Begin with “P”! Will You Be Aniong the Lucky Thirty? » i Ladies’ *35 Waltham Watches Sports Frocks S . : Pelican mo»t:. {o. .',:hTh_;shszg. = | P atent Leather and make sure of receiving an Faster Jr e 2 | You've seen such frocks as these at B, in white-gold-Sledy artisally : 3 | $16.50 and $19.50—but PROBABLY $ OO engraved case! Ribbon wrist band. & | NEVER BEFORE, we believe, at . PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor I $7.95! They’re the rage with smart young people l . . . —and no wonder! Thin wools that can go in t&p{osgs‘gfezg{f.bag e alpchane ooy 4 : under a coat now—and very soon, alone! NOW! FOT the F"‘St T’me! One, two and three piece models in the smdrt- est of shades and weaves. The Newest ' MOdel Misses’ and Women’s and Half Sizes Silk Blouses $3.95 . 'd:‘ Big 'pmm leather en- 133-A For the Easter Suit Velopes fn black; others Crepes and satins in plaids, stripes, paisley prints : o s 2 nd < beige, grey, white. [ ] and plain shades. Sleeveless and long or short sleeved. Sizes 32 to 42. OS a lo PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor A Also calf bags in colors ‘ » and smart combinations. PALAIS RAYAL—Main Floor. putty All This Week—Special Boncilla Demonstra Freshenette By Miss Jessie Lu Van Camp —the Beautifying “Facial Bath’f Cosmetic Consultant for . Boncilla Cosmetics L& That Defeats Facial Fatigue Ask her to tell you about all the de- lightful toiletries in the new Boncilla 1 Mark 2 line—beautifully packed 3 c preparations! She will be glad to help you. Ask about the new Boncilla : Lemon-Magnesia Pack, too! . ; So easy! Just dis- solve a little fragrant Freshenette in the water vou bathe your face and hands in. The effect is astonishing! The skin is invigorated, stimulated, : TR For the $ 95 " rested! The lines are You”g Girl L4 R smoothed out, the skin is _Bosch Radio carries the very latest engineering 4 R softened; made elastic achievements—with screen grid—tone control—full size A smart version of the older scarf-collar vogue, o S>3 and supple. Bosch Dynamic Speaker—and a handsome carved cabinet is shown in chonga cloth. 7 to 14 years. Vi dl with sliding doors. g ° Freshenette is the From $ (x) ideal “Z-minute fa- . A really remarkable radio, priced within the reach ; 2106 clal” Results are of all. One can be ver: i 'y smart in these scarf coats of chonga, with beret to match and a doll dressed “just like mother.” b quick, and its con- PALAIS ROYAL—Main Floor tinued wse brings May Be Purchased on Our e 95 youth, Try it to- Convenient Budget Service Plan e $5 : day! PALAIS ROYAL—Fifth Floor A coat and beret in pastel shades of basket weave, with tute little scarfs are particularly fetching on the very young. PALAIS ROYAL—Third Floor ~ ) 1 PARKWAY ASSRED ON AVENUE AT 15T Triangle to Be Beautified Before Bicentennial—Foun- tain Project Shelved. Although the plans for a great foun- tain which citizens of Pennsylvania planned to donate to the triangular park on Pennsylvania avenue at the ccrner of Fifteenth street, apparently have fallen through for the present, at least, there is definite assurance that some kind of ve Lt s S e w;rhnkmn Bicentennial. ers now are pi ite, and another concern is rap- idly filling in the big holes left in other parts of the square witl. good earth. Tree Planting Planned. ‘The plans now under way are for a temporary park only, but it soil planted to grass Transplanting Proved Success. ‘Transplanting of such large trees al- has been Kruved & success merce Buflding. to: make it into a beautiful Great care is being taken in the sul must STONE SAYS FARMERS ALTER ACREAGE VIEW Kansans Willing to Accept Cut in Production of Grain, De- clares Official. By the Assoclated Press. PEKA, .y Farm sald he was to a change in zn\‘.lmemw - Chairman Stone UNIVERSITY ASKS " PROBE IN OKLAHOMA Gov. Murray’s Charges of Immo- rality and Misuse of Funds Stirs Board, SEARS, ROEBUCK RUSHES WORK ON NEW ADDITION Company Advances Date for Be- ginning Construction to Aid Business Conditions. As its share toward stimulat business,