Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1936, Page 41

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1936. Glamorous New Frocks for Women and Little Women s14.4e Brand-New $16.95 Fashions | " i iy ey tiny buttons, $14.75 Daytime Frocks for every conceivable occasion . . . pristine crepes, glittering metallics, luxurious velvets, and novelty weaves that interpret every expression of the current mode for misses, women and little women. Here will you find every silhouette . . . every trimming treat- ment . . . tunics, princess lines, beads, braids, white ruchings . . . the truly new things, just unpacked and offered considerably below the market in this Anniversary Fashion Event. Sizes 12 to 20, and 38 to 44 Sizes 16V, to 24V Regular *10°° Smart, New Frocks of Crepe and Wool s8.83 Stressing the perennial importance of black, as well as the smartness of the new brittiant colors. Here is a grand oppor- tunity to buy those smart little business and every-day frocks for much less than you expected to pay. Crepes and wools . . . business, sports, and town clothes remark- able at this unusual low price. Sizes for misses, women and little women. Better Dresses o o o« Third Floor. We feel that in no part of our store have we progressed as much as in our Fashions . . . we went to Fifth Avenue and brought to Washington a famous selector of styles . . . that you might have first choice of the very smart- est dresses . . . with the result that more and more Washington women are looking to the Fashion Floor of The Palais Royal for the clothes and fashions inspi- rations. We do hope you are among them. If not, - become acquainted through Anniversary values, and if you are, renew that acquaintance. Misses’ and Women's New Crepe and Wool Frocks nore My Lovely sheer wools, crisp new crepes, unusual woven fabrics, in black and the football shades.. This group is noteworthy for its clever styling . . . you will exclaim over the fashions themselves, copies of higher-priced dresses with every detail reproduced. Fitted lines, swing skirts, tunics, redingotes . . . grand business and every-day dresses here. Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44. $5.95 Frocksin Crepes, Wools Jerseys and Challis Prints o, 3/4-83 Juniors’ Jade Al- paca with swing skirt and gelf- buttons marching 0 the hem. Neck piping and beit of silver kid.._$8.85 Junloy Wine Crepe. two-piece / *fect with self- uching and con- irasting suede [ ik 54.85 Junior Fashions This i our baby . . . our pride and our joy ... we do not exactly refer to the charming young things who delight to buy their clothes in this de- partment, but to the de- partment itself . . . just a bit older than a year and fast becoming the ‘talk of the town. Young fashions for Youth. . . ot prices it likes to pay. Sizes 11 to 17 $7.95 Gay Wools and Crepes *6.45 Football Fashions with that verve and chic only a junior frock can have. It will be a delight to wear to office, school and to the games. $10.95 “Date” rocks F *8.85 Frocks for ° important dressy occasions, done in irresistible, beguiling luxurious velvets, moires and crepes. Imagine get- ting them for $8.85. $5.95 New Crepes Witchery in the multi-gored skirt . Wool or crepe, - withaut partiality, in a re- fne SR o Vi : . } ! ; markable group that sets an all-time fashion L 4 { i g 3 % . record for style and value. Coat styles but- i i { ; 14 toning down the front in fine quality Jersey, ; ] | : ] sporting themes in challis prints that are very charming, odnd grem'I varielty i? ;t_reet sstyles in crepe and unusual novelty fabrics. JSizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 44, 16'2 to 24Y5. 4.85 Thrift Dresses « o' Third Floor. Frocks for the proverbial B song . . . and such nice frocks at that, you should have two at least. They are beautifully and smartly styled with the new ideas in trimming. Junior Dresses . . . Third Floor. { Tunic edged with braid in @ self braid sozag edect and y empire dis- inguishes this isse