Evening star. [volume], October 26, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Demonstrated by a Visiting Expert.
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.vladame Garfinkle, who is conceded to be one of the great
est authorities in America on the little secret arts of beautifying
the form feminine, will give a series of demonstrations of the
famous "La Premiere*' Corsets beginning tomorrow morning.
We invite all our friends and visitors to the store to come
and share these beauty secrets and consult Madame Garfinkle
a* to their corsets or other fashion needs.
fn Private Parlors?on Third Floor.
The prices of "La Premiere" are from $5.50 tu ^u.oo.
During the demonstration samples will be distributed at $3.69.
Three Pages Today
The Star page you see. In this morning's Post, society
section, are illustrations of the "Style Show'' Gowns, Suits
and Coats, linked with price suiprises. Page 3 of this even
ing's Sunday Times will contain news of last-moment ar
rivals from New York.
A. LISNER?8:30 to 6 Daily?G STREET.
W. B. Nuform
?Recommended by Madame Garfinkle.
The modest prices of the W. B. Nuform Corsets?$1.00
to $3.00?suggest that one or more pairs be selected to wear
in conjunction with the more expensive "La Premiere."
Madame Garfinkle says:
"Two or even three pairs of corsets make for economy,
as it is as hard on them to wear one daily as it is to wear
one pair of shoes all the time."
Note?During the demonstration samples of W. B.
Nuform Corsets will be distributed at the complimentary
price of 79c.
Go to Third Floor?and ask for Madame Garfinkle.
Hours 9 a.m. to 5130 daily.
Second Floor for Silks, Wool Dress Goods and Pictorial Review Patterns
i
Learn of the Te.i Best Values of the Season?Read of the Late Arrivals.
40-inch Silk and'Wool Poplins, in
large range of colors; much
in demand. Value, $1.36.
Yard *
1,500 yards 27 and 30 inch French
Challles; light and dark grounds;
very much in demand at this time
for house dresses and kimonos. The
designs are Dolly Varden, Dresden,
Bulgarian and conventional dots,
etc. Per yard, 69c 'jftyc
500 yards of 54 and 58 inch wide
Eponge, striped and plain, including
10 colors; also black and white.
\ alues, $2.50 and J3?00. $11.95
500 yards 45 and 50 inch French
Wool Novelties, for one-piece dresses
and suits, such as Cote de Cheval,
Waive Bedford Cords, Eponge Fa
t onne. Special values at ??!> (Tfy/Th
SI.75 and sP&oWV
27-inch Embossed Corduroy. Worth
$1.39 yard, for $1.00, and plain, *7?^
worth $1.00 yard
1,000 yards of 54-incn-wide
Coatings ami Cloakings. among
which are the stylish Makinaw
Plaids for Sport Coats. Reversibles,
Plaid Backs, Boucles and Camel's
Hair are represented in many styles
"and colorings. Values, ffifl
$2.00 and $2.50. Yard
1,500 yards of 54-fnch English
Suitings; also Black and White
>ChPck Suitings, in a most varied
and comprehensively arranged as
sortment: displayed on 2 large sec
tional counters. Values. ?11 vie
$1.69 and $2.00. Yard U
36-inch Black Messaline and Taf
feta Silks. Regular ?$1.00
quality. A yard
30-inch Silk and Wool Matelasse
Poplins, for dresses or waists; a soft
and pliable quality, linking warmth
and beauty. Value, $2.50. $1.95
43-inch French Chiffon Cloth, with
velvet border; only 4 colors, navy,
taupe, Copenhagen and EA
black. Value. $8.00. Yd.. ^
Ostrich Feather Trimmings, natural,
gray, pink, light blue white and
black and white combinations. AJJw
Value, 89c yard WV
Beaded, Braided and Embroidered
Motifs, all colors; used on
collars, cuffs and vests, g it qj/n*
Each. 38c to
Persian Vesting, light and dark
background. 20 inches wide, eg QQ
Per yard, $3.98 to
Filet and Novelty Lace Edges,
bands and insertions, used for
curtains and draperies. '25c tl (TH/
values ; \ ?. 11 ^
Shadow Corset Cover Laces, with
beading on both edges. 16 R/fV'
inches wide. Worth to $1 yard
Veilings, the maker's loom ends,
in lengths to 1^4 yards. Val- 5?^.
ues to $1.00, at
5c Celluloid Thimbles, all
colors; 3 for
15c vard "Aurora" Ruche
Support^.-. .,?
5c rfadh Emeries,'3 fof.".'.
5c paper Sandow Pins, war
ranted full count; 4 for
7c dozen Clinton Safety
Pins; 3 dozen
15c Sew-on Garters...!'
1-oc pair Sho? Trees
OOUnt. , ? , ? , ... ? ? , .*??!> .
5c papers Bolt Pins; assort
ed sizes; 3 for
19c strip Narrow Elastic, %
yard
5c each Perfumed -Waxing
Pads, 3 for..
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A demonstration of hats produced
by the Palais Royal's famous milliners,
illustrating the latest Paris Hats of
plush and velvet, with trimmings of
feather aigrettes, ostrich novelties,
coques and wings.
$8.50 the Price Surprise.
Trimmed to order?if you prefer.
You'll find here the Last-moment Un
trimmed Velvet and Plush Hats, the
new small ?tnd medium shapes, in navy,
brown, mahogany, taupe, violet and
black. With these hats at $2.98 instead
of $3.50, and $3.98 instead of $5.00, and
with Near-Paradise Aigrettes at $2.50
and Ostrich Feather Stick-ups af only
$2.98, is not the opportunity an unusu
ally good one? Note?the milliners are
rested and inspired on Monday?come
tomorrow.
Switches, Pompadours and Transfor
mations of Paristyle Hair are here at
$25.00?and cheap at that. This is
^ written to milady who is conversant
?? with New York prices.
++ The .ate demonstrations? by Madame Ran
++ hill, the famous authority in charge of these
++ Paristyle Balcony Parlors, create the follow
?? ng reduced prices;
44 Switches, $1.00, $2.00, $3.50, $5.00.
Pompadours, $1.00, $3.00, $5.00.
?f Transformations, $1.00, S2.50, $4.50.
U Note that the above quoted hair has been
?? demonstrated on inanimate figures, and has
?? been handled only by Madame Randall. Learn
YT that $1.00 to $5.00 are less than half the real
fy values of this hair.
Paristyle Violet Rays?Electric.
Six treatments for $5.00?by
Madame Randall?will remove all facial
blemi?he^. (>nl v $3.00 for seven treat
ments in scalp massage.
In Lialconv Parlors, First Floor.
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"Queera Quality" Settles the Shoe Question
The Question of the Stockings Is Not So Easily Settled.
Your satisfaction must be assured?because every reliable make of Hosiery is here. For tomor
row?a grand demonstration and special sale. The eminent makers have been in keen competition- -
and many attractive souvenirs will be distributed. The grand occasion begins tomorrow?Monday
?and is to continue the entire week.
"Onyx" Hose at Various Prices From 25c to $6.50 Pair.
Complimentary?39c for 50c "Onyx" Hose of Imported Lisle, Silk F nished.
"Palais Royal" Silk Hose, Ingrain Dyed, and Only 95c.
Complimentary?These Famous Stockings at 7qc Pair?for All This Week.
"Rivoli Silk" Hosiery?famous as
tin ber-t !>lu> k silk stockings at, pair,
$l.uu and <1.2."..
Complimentary?The .?1.U) silk
"Rivoli" for
Kayser's Silk Hose?the Kayser of
silk glove fame?SI. 1*5 to (1.75, the
prices for bis hosf
Complimentary?The $1.25 Cfl AffT)
Silk Hose for
"Conqueror" Hose, cotton, lisle and
silk. Pair, 25c to $1.50.
Complimentary'?The Fall- fl
weight 25c Hose for a^w
Medalia" line, lisle thread and silk
fiber; black and colors. Pair, 35c and
50c.
Complimentary?The 50c Fiber
Silk Hose for
"Burson" Hose, the noted seamless
blockings: in ordinary and out sizes.
Prices, per jiair, 25c and 35c.
Compll mentary?The 25c fl
line, black and tan, J or u
"Phoenix" Hosiery, lisle and silk;
black and colors. Pair, 50c to $1.50.
Complimentary?The 85c Heavy
Silk Hose, with double soles,
"Knotair" Hosiery, lisle and silk
ttber and thread ailk. Pair, 25c to
*1.00.
Complimentary?The 35c Fall
weight Hose for
"Gordon" Dye Hose, cotton, lisle
and silk. Pair, 25c to $1.00.
Complimentary?Children's . R o u nd
Ticket Gordon Hose; 25c T>11^
value A lit
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When you are purchasing a petticoat, turn the waistband and see if it bears this label: "Eppo."
This simple precaution will save you hours of trouble, in trying to get a perfectly fitting under
skirt in colors, the materials, and the design demanded by the modes of the day.
Every petticoat requirement is anticipated in the Eppo line. An endless array of colors, ma
terials and shapes?but always the correct mode.
Perfect fitt ng qualities are assured by the invisible elastic waistband and side opening at
the. front?patented features of the Eppo and not found in other petticoats.
As little as $1.00?and no more than $5.00.
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TfoeStoresfor HomeNeeds Are Distinct Stores
Link the Home and the Palais Royal With "An Account"?Mutually Profitable.
^Lcani_Tj2at_t1ie_Greater_Palais R?val Has What You Should Want?The Pest for Least.
Colonial Drapery Fabrics are here?that will do all
the picture suggests. If yon doubt your ability consult one
of the experts here, on this fourth floof.
Specials at 19c and 39c Yard.
Colonial Drapery Fabrics.
At 39c a yard are 40-inch wide Voile and Scrim, wprth
45c to 60c yard. At 19c yard are 36-inch wide figured Cre
tonnes, worth 29c to 35c yard. At various prices from 19c
to 60c yard are Colonial Drapery fabrics, in bewildering
varijety, for all purposes.
Lace Curtains?at $1.00 to $6.98.
The season has advanced to the time of "broken lots"?
the time when only few pairs of the quick selling styles re
main. It means bargain time?$1.00 to $1.98 for $1.50 to
$3.50 Scotch Lace Curtains. $3.98 and $4.98 for $5.00 and
$6.50 Lace Curtains; $4.98 and $6.98 for $6.00 to $10.00 Irish
Point, Renaissance, Cluny and Antique Lace Curtains.
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Wilton Rugs, $35.00 and $39.50?Axminster Rugs, $17.50 and $19.50.
Real bargains?Wilton Rugs, very heavy; size, 8.3x10 feet; worth $40 to $45, at only $3^for choice. Size 9x12 feet; values
to $50, at $39.50 for choice. The Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10.6 feet are $17.50, instead of $22 to $25. Size 9x12 feet are $19.50 instead of
$25 to $29.
Window Shades; sunfast HoUand;
: several colors; 37 inches s 6 feet;
; mounted on guaranteed spring roll
: ers; crochet ring, pull and
^xtures. 60c values at w>vv?
Rope Portieres; several colors;
large chenille cord; draped valance;
very silky finish; some with silk
tapestry bands. Values, Cl ?fi
$5.00 to |6.00, at
Utility or Shirt Waist Boxes;
matting covered; paneled top; brass
handles and hinges. $2.60 $11.79
size for
Linoleum?Good, heavy grade;
perfect goods; several patterns, in
cluding wood effects: 2 yard? wide.
Values, 55c to 65c. Per
square yard
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Table Linens at Special Prices for One Day Orally
50c yard Bleached Satin Table
Damask, 62 Inches. Tomor- 5i?
row
69c Heavy German Damask, ^l<Q)rr
62 inches. Tomorrow
75c Bleached Satin Damask, S<Q)?
72 inches. Tomorrow
$1 Fine Satin Table Damask,
70 inches. Tomorrow
$1.25 Extra Heavy Satin
Damask, 72 Inches. Tomor- <?)&?
row . '
$1.35 Double Satin Dam
ask, 72 inches. Tomor- $1,119
$1.35 dozen Satin Damask
Napkins, 19 inches. To- Cf] tl
morrow li ? a y
$1.98 dozen Satin Damask Nap
kins, 20 inches. Tomor- ?tl iCQ
row ?piio<u>y
$2.o0 Satin Damask Pat
tern Cloths, 2x2 % yards.
Tomorrow
$1.50 Pine Double Satin
Damask, 72 inches. Tomor
$3.00 Satin Damask Pat
tern Cloths; 2V?x2 yards.
Tomorrow
$4.25 Extra Fine Satin Damask
Pattern Cloths. Tomor- S3.69 ft
$7.00 Hemstitched Set s?C loth +?
and one dozen Napkins. ??
Tomorrow ?pv??*J>y
$10 Hemstitched Sets?Cl<"th and Tx
one dozen Napkins. To- f g XX
morrow v
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The Pieces as Illustrated and the Following Are Guaranteed Sterling Silver.
Coasters,
set of six..
Flower
Vases......
Child's Knife ami
fXl8!': .0?
$1.00
Salt Spoons,
set of six
Castors,
salt and SVT* I
pepper
Mustard
Jars.....?
Relish Dish,
glass lin- ?3#5>g
ing
Relish Dish,
3 o""; $11.50
partments
Marmalade Set, jar
rb.,8poon $2.98
Pierced Bonbon
Dish, with
handle
Bread
Tray
Cut Sugar
S2-98
?1".*'! $11-98
Pieces as
illustrated..
Six Teaspoons 39c
Six Tablespoons 79c
Six Dessert Spoons 79c
Six Dinner Forks 89c
Six Dessert Forks, 89c
Six Oyster Forks 76c
Six Butter Spreaders $1.10
Six Bouillon Spoons $1.25
Six Coffee Spoons 59c
One Salad'Spoon G5c
One Cold Meat Fork 42c
One Cream Ladle 39c
Six Dinner Knives 66c
Six Breakfast Knives 63c
Six Fruit Knives 59c
Six Knives or Forks 88c
Rogers Spoons, 6 for 39c
The Following at Only $i.OO:
L,arge quadruple-plated water pitchers, cracker jars, candle
sticks, bread trays, pickle jars, syrup pitchers, lemon dishes,
relish dishes, marmalade jars and many other articles, worth to
$2.25, at $1.00.
One Gravy Ladle 55c
One Soup Ladle -$1.19
One Punch Ladle $2.19
One Pickle Fork t 29'
One Butter Knife 25.
One Sugar Shell? 25c
Salad Sets, 7 pieces $1.5*
Soup Sets, 7 pieces $2.<*
Coffee Sets 14 pieces $2.49
Pic Sets. 7 pieces $2.3:*
Breakfast Sets, 15 pieces #2.4."
Cream Sets, 3 pieces 9>*
Tea Sets, 8 pieces $1.2.">
Butter Knives 15c
Pickle Forks 15c
Salad Spoons 39c
STERILIZED SILK FLOSS
Pay $15,00 for This Mattress?and Save $5.00 H
These are famous Mattresses advertised in the magazines?and guaranteed not to lump 01
flatten. The economy and ebmfort of these Silk Floss Mattresses is now recognized, and the op
portunity to save $5.ofe will be grasped by many.
Box Springs?$25.00 Values at Only Siq.oo.
Comprising 120 Coil Springs?the felt top covered in satin art ticking. Worth seeing?go to {J
fourth floor.
sHsfiaBc?ie?5ajj!
These House Dresses at 79c Tomorrow
Basement Floor
Also the Following:
Flannelle Gowns, Daisy Clotii Dress
ing Sacques, Knit and Flannelle JIKr*
Skirts; 75c values ""V
Blankets, looking like Cali
fornia wool, large and heavy. ?j|
Per pair ++
Comforts, filled with pure white cot
ton and covered with art silko- ftfflr XX
line TT
Petticoats, looking like $5.00 Silk
Skirts, with black silk flounces
and glove-fltting Jersey cloth A(D)r? S*
top
90-incli Sheets, for 39c and 42
inch Pillowcases for
40-inch Bath Towels (or 19c and
36-inch Huck Towels for..........
9C <M>
8c
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THE GREATER PALAIS ROYAL
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