The Washington times., 1912-02-16
Seen in the Shops

Evidently the Turkish toweinE cloth
so mr.h hcraldcd for the coming spring
Us the ia brio to BE- worn, hes arrived.
\ store Ia + street. between Twelfth
and thirteenth has the sCrHratc skirt
In this material, and II is decidcdlY chic
and new, The skirt is plain and nar-
row, mas a raised waist luc and IN the
back there ere several tinN pin ticks
WhlCil add 4 pretty finish to the skirt.
Il fuStcns in the rrouy at the side. and
there Is a stitched Dlcat which rounds
at the bottom. ond IL ,inisHed Win three
large pearl buttons The price OF the
skirt is Sj.96. 4 great advantagc in
purchasing II skirt Of this material is,
that 1t can be washed, anG lCduircs no
ironing. The ratin" WOOL aud cotton
material also IL to nc quite the, r0gne
this spriug, md this sEoD Is showing
many pretty separItc skirts made nj
this cloth. one in gray trimmed with
tiny black buttons At the side fron''
Is MAJ kcd $3.50.
Sill, ana lisle stockings in black, white
pink, pate blue. and lavenCcr are Of
fcrcd today in q street department
store, near the 2Dinc" Cf Eleventh
street. for - cents lair. or three FOR
II d,llnr. The hose are pure silk half
wlv ~ tie stO'HinE, and hs!e at th2
top. the heel and to" are also re-cn-
forced with lisle They are thin and
wv S''N 10 WV IL 1890
Pretty new messalincs in the latest
spring shades are displayed this
morning in department store. near
the corner Of Seventh street and New
York avenue. The flame color Is very
brilliant, also the new coral shades
The miase, CoronCtton purple, and
delicate evening shades OF blue, pink,
yellow and lavender are exquisite and
the satin has a beautiful luster; 1t
is thirty-siX inches wide and is
marked at only 20 cents yard. The
bOrdered fouldrds also are pretty and
come in many good shades of blue.
brown, and green. The patterns are
shown In the scroll efects as well as
the spaced dots and set figures. The
material is thirty six inches wide and
50 cents a yard
There is neat cream serge cloth
with fine black hairline. displayed in
a Seventh street department store, be-
tween ii and I streets, this morning
and 1t is marked only 40 cents a yard.
The material is thirty-siX inches wide
and has a fine hcrringbone weave rum
ming through il. \ one piece dress
made Of 1t would be both inexpensive
and at the same time AS pretty as one
could desire. The cloth has enough
body to prevent stretching and is
guaranteed a good cotton and wool
Material
Tho shopper saw a modish little lace
| Jacket waist this morning in an f.
| street store between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, which is a dainty
accessory to mlady's wardrobe 1t
| Is made of n fancy net and on either
| side there is a broad band of Cluny
| lace in the front and also in the ba ok
| There is peplum of lace at the waist
which is quite chic. The jacket hooks
At the side in front 1t is marked IS.
| Many varieties of favors for George
Washington Cclcbra tons ara displayed
| this mCrninS in a large department
| store near the corner Of Eleventh ard
+ streets. The cherry free. Cockade
| mats r-d satin covered hatCh,ts, cont
| mental soldiers riding horses drums
| Gags. art!tiCiCl wax cherries. and nlnN
| other fENors are offered In this store,
| ara tie prices range from : To ~ cents
| each.
| \ good looking piece "f chiffon
IpaTan.a Cloth is offered this morning il!
| a seventh street department store. nca!
| the corner Of - street. and a one piece
| dress made up OF this material would
| be moGisE and Ve'Y satisfactory. This
! cloth can he easily washed, and il ig
| soft ard especially suitabln for spring
| and tunmar wear. 1t IL iOrtv-twl
inches wide and . cents 4 ward.