Evening star., 1935-09-21

IOLNIOp.
McCallum Sheer Ingram $1.35 to $1.95
Aircraft Magic Twist, chiffon and service
sheer to $1.95
Jane Wandl Chiffon Tu-Pers, pairs,
SITS
Jane Wandl Sheerest Chiffon and Semi.
sheer 81 10 Sl.5o
Granite Sheer Chiffon - 81 and $1.35
Roman Stripe Rograin in sheer chiffon
and the new Rograin Crepe, one-thread
heavier -------------------- ----S1''o
HOSIERY AISLE 49, FIRST FLOOR.
FORWARD MARCH into the military
mode go-of all things-NightieS, in
pure-dye Satin DaSche. Tailored with
military precision, gone amusingly feml-
nine. Tearose, in sizes 80 to A 4------S5
SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
JAPAN JOINS THE SILK PARADE, with
very lovely Robes, hand-quilted for
Woodward & Lothrop in Japan. OF pure
dye silk, in radiant lacquer colorS .-$7.95
NEclIeEEs, THIRD FLOOR
PUERTO RICO MARCHES, TOO, with
slips of pure-dye silk crepe-made en-
tirtly by hand and deftly trimmed with
hand touches-many of them quite un-
usual. Sizes 80 to A ------------S2.9
COSTUME SLIPS THIRD FLOOR
JUNIORS JOIN THE RANKS with hand
made Gowns and Slips, in tearose pure
dye silk crepe-the gowns in white, TOO.
And all with exquisite handWork touches;
Sizes II to II
JUNIOR MISSES FURNISHINGS. FOURTH FLOOR
TriE YOUNGEST RECRUITS look like
:foyalty on parade in pure-dye SILK crepe
outfits. made and embroidered by hand
with infinitesimal stitches. An adorable
,bonHet 80 90 90
With matching Sacque .----------.s $3.50
ffNSANrs' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
EVEN IF 1T RAINS, silks are ready to
protect the marchers with rainbow OF
color in pure-dye silk Umbrellas. Plenty
; Of black and brown, too. l6-rlb style,
y ~ SIS to S8
UMBRELLAS, AISLE %. FIssI FLOOR.
SILK BAGS MUCH ACCLAIM, as it ap-
pears-afternoon or evenlng-ln Sump-
tuous Bags of crepe or satin, IN, raolaht
Renaissance colors, pastelS, Wnlte eeo Uo
black o' W 9''
HANDBAGS, AISLE 8, FIRST FLOOR.
ENGLAND ANSWERS THE CALL TO
THE COLORS with very lovely. very dis
tinctive Liberty silk squares.
Handkerchiefs and scarf-size ones in the
Handkerchief Section . Sl'5O to S2.5o
Larger ones in the Neckwear Section.
..--.,:..sai;:.' .'.'<e~fs's.s 's.s,.az=. S295
<HxsRrkcH1Ers, AISLE II. FIRST Floor.
NEcxwEAR, AISLE IS, FIRST FLOOR.
SEW A FINE SEAM in your new military
mode frocks-with BeldingsCorticelli silk
thread. ready with the entire spectrum
of Autumn's glowing colorsS<,.
50-yard spoolS ----- &c; dozen SOc
1oo-yard spools -. 15c; dozen. S1.75
NOTIONS, AISLE d. FIRST FLOOR
THE SPANISH INFLUENCE is intro
duced by black silk lace or net, to make
some of these seasons loVehest IrqeSs,
LACE, AISLE l3, FIRST FLOOR
A TOUCH OF HANDWORK on personal
things and things for the house is apt
to owe it's success to Silk Embroidery
Floss-almost fifty rich colorS. 1O-yard
Skcll .--------- --- ~
ART EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR.
HAND DONE SATIN BLOUSES are trlg
as West Pointer-but with distinctive
touches -fagotting and tiny bows, for
instance on one model-that are wholly
feminine -------R----------- So.So
SPORTSMAN, THIRD FLOOR.
IN THE HOME, silk adds a distinctive
decorative note in lamp ShadeS-hand-
finished and ranging in size from boudoir
to floor lamp styles -------- 81 to SIS
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
AT THE WINDOWS, watching the Silk
Parade, yet very much a part of it
draperies of pure-dye silk gauze-in lus-
ciouS gold, green, cantaloupe. rust and
green. so inches wide. Yard -- S1.25
DRApERns, SEVENTH FLOOR.
THE MASCULINE DIVISION insists
upon its. place in the Silk Parade with:
Ties, in smart Fall patterns -. $l.5O to So
Shorts, in colorful stripes .--. SI.5o
Shirts, in white only y----. IS
Pajamas, in gorgeous. thoroughly mas.
cuIlne colorS .---- -.- $3.50 to SIS
HandkerchiefS, in white or colorS,
SOC to ST
All in pure-dye silk. of course.
THE MEMS STORE. SECOND FLOOR.
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