Evening star. [volume], March 20, 1937, Page A-4, Image 4

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10™ 11™ F and O Street* Prone district 5300 |
Name Your
Hankie
$|
Enormous—this square of
sheer, sheer linen, with
hand-rolled hems. But the
nicest thing is the name in
the corner, appliqued in
white with the daintiest of
stitches. You will probably
find your own among them,.
Handkirchi*tu, AlSLZ 17,
First Floor.
Sheer
Vanity
by Vanity Fair
Vanity, yes, but wisdom,
too, for these brief panties
and bandeau are of pure
glove silk, cobwebby but
durable, cool to wear and
easy to launder. They are
built to give you freedom of
motion and comfort, and
they are unquestionably
youthful. Below we sketch
two figures:
A—Wearing a bandeau of white
or blush. Sizes 32 to 36.
Brief Panties with seamless front
ond back, in blush, Dalmatian, or
sun beige. Sizes 4 to 7.
B—Skm-Tite Panties in blush, *un
beige, crew, Dalmatian. Sires 4
to 7.
Knit Undid wiad, Thud Floo*.
Sports Fabrics
look to Summer activity
The passing of the first day of Spring means that prepa
ration for Summer must begin in earnest, especially for
those who prefer to have their clothes made You will
wont cool fabrics, with body enough to tailor well and
the ability to withstand hard wear and sunlight.
Linen Weave Silk-^^VVJ $1 35
T, ,L C;|L_—in checks, stripes, ond fine *p!oids, 32 ond
I UD OlIKS 36 inches wide. Yard _ t
^■>1 • PS I in shodow patterns for
v^nmese uamasK spectator sports frocks, d^ I i C
38 inches wide. Yard . x *03
C__ _ —o smooth surface synthetic in
OmOOTnTOne clear, soft tones. 39 inches d- I CQ
wide. Yard_ T'
P/sms Ain Airs A/* a—a heavier synthetic for
IxOmdin AipaCa more tailored costumes d“ I CA
39 inches wide. Yard T •P’'
Shantung Pongee TioTrL".^ rn
shades. 39 inches wide. Yard._ T '
SUM ANB SYNTHETICS, SECOND FLOOR.
DuBarry presents
Derma-sec
at a special price for this week only
A Regular j
$3 jar for i
Hold your head high this stately season, Youth rules in
Spring, and a lined or withered throat can age the love
liness of your face. DuBarry Derma-Sec Formula will
improve the softness and smoothness of your skin. Its
penetrating and emollient oils make an ideal combina
tion for the very dry skin of an aging neck or for preser
vation of a youthful neckline.
Miss Louise Purcell
Special Hudnut Representative
—will be in the Toiletries Section for one week, be
ginning Monday, March 22nd. She will tell you about
this unusually effective preparation, which is to be sold
ot this very low price only during her visit.
Ton.mm, Aisle IS. Fust Floox.
wm • •
ing collection of coats that place such
varied—such refreshing—such dis
tinctive interpretations upon chic,
that surely you will find one here that
seems designed especially for you.
A—Broad panels of galyak, widening toward the
hemline—a collarless neckline and flattering new
shoulder treatment—make this black coat jq c
ideal for a woman's Easter_ O J
B—Quilting attains great individuality on collar
and shoulders of a shorter woman's boxy swagger.
In Forstmann's wool crepe—toast or JTQ75
C—Cardigan neckline—a sextet of hook fasteners
—lofty pockets—and a body gored and debonairly
f laired are among the smart features of a $ 7 Q 73
Juilliard haircloth coat. In delft blue_ ji/’
D—Inserts of grosgrain ribbon emphasize the
fitted lines of a misses' coat. In a fine $ .4Q.73
Forstmann twill—in black or navy_
E—A separate stole of silver fox luxuriously tops
a beautifully fitted coat of gray Juilliard woolen.
Belted—flared of skirt—with doubly
pointed collar, the coat alone is a Spring jiye
F—Silver fox and gray are outstandingly teamed
in a misses' boxy coat of spongy-weave
Juilliard fabric. Detailed with distin
guished simplicity- Iv/U
G—Laced with braid from twice pointed revers to
hem—on pockets, too—a misses' Petalwate coat is
importantly casual. In Blanchon blue, J7Q.73
navy, black or beige- J^
Ooats and Suits, Third Floor.
Woodward A/Lothrop
10T* Il» r AND G Street* Phone Dlmicr 5300