Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-30

are classified under three headings. 1ST, THE
| MANY TRIPLES that help to make beautiful woman
more beautiful; I'd. ONES NEW COSTUME and its
accessories; BID. DECORATIONS FOR HOME, show
ing what strides true art has made of late years.
THE MANY TRIPLES
Before start out for the store let clip from the
Paais Royal advertisement the list of Souvenirs and
thus secure an index to the store. On glancng down
the list notices Souvenirs for Men," Sorry gen.
tlemenl This is a column for ladies. you must go
under the heading of "The Many Triaes."
THE SOUVENIRS FOR MEN.
There the scarfs in the Knot, Puff and Four
INLAND styles Fifty cents they marked but the
list says ftycent ScdrJs in all styles for Lie You
will only question: How they sold for so cents
| much less 41c.? Again. how can Umbrella be war
ranted for year, recovered charge if it splits
| and be marked to sell at $3.50, but wait-for the
Opening the price is 81 9S Look at the handles of
Roll Gold and Sterling Silver, and you'll think more
than you'll say about them to the clerk. What You
want and what you don't want. probably is on the
Souvenir List for there Rubber Coats, Underwear
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, and what-n mentioned.
THE SOUVENIRS FOR LADIES.
On your way to the Charity Ball" this evening YOU
| can step in and have pair of the very long
Mousquetaire Gloves fitted to your hand for So, in
| stead of S22o. thus not only saving 25c. but the
trouble of putting them which is of more account
to many ladies; or more lesurely tomorrow you may
select pair of the 4button "Palais Royal" Dressed
Kid Gloves to match your street costume in shade and
| for S1.35, instead of $50.
| Fans from 81 to $50 Some Of waving ostrich
plumes Others of lace others of silk gauze with
| handles of the sweet-scented violet wood To write
one of the finest collections in the country is no exae-
geration The Souvenir List will tell of the reduced
I prices.
The finest of Linen Handkerchiefs with pretty seal
ioped and embroidered borders, in white and coors
are marked 25c., but the Souvenir List saws "s5c'
Linen HnldkeTciefs for s0c Not so much the reduc-
ton of five cents but the remarkable value for 25c
Will certainly be noticed Cheaper handkerchiefs and
| hner, thousands OF them, of Linen Lace and Silk A
Jewelry Store il here too Amber Tortoise She'll ID
| karat Gold and Enamel Jewelry and at prices that
certainly can't admit of a credit business And the
imitation, at soc instead of Sl-the regular prce-is
shown marvellous copies of the real gold and d amond
| jewelry
| Leather Goods for all purposes. novelty is the
Antelope-Skin Satchel to hold the opera-gass with
also compartment for handkerchief; 81 instead of
| go during the Opening" All the Pocket Books
and Card-Cases also reduced, as a glance at the
| Souvenir List viii make evident
| Here also is the "Jane Hading" Veil and a dozen
other kinds Notceably for cheapness and prettness
are those with the chenille dots in the dress goods
shades; &c. instead of 15c during the "Opening are
| these.
| Women's Neckwear must be an expensive item for
here are handsome Lace scarfs up to $50. Those Of
spanish Lace. think of it feet long are 81 80 IN
| stead of the marked price, 8 IS
Inc SIX windsor Scarfs, in the colorings, are
| marked 2oc., but the Souvenir list says Ole
Linen Collars, too, in five shapes at &C. instead of
I2<e and all Poe. Rufling for 21c and what lovely
variety there is. Soaps Perfumes, Toilet Articles
and the thousand and one articles coming under the
heading OF Notions at special prices during the
| Opening"
ONES NEW COSTUME.
In reply to What shan it Der the display here says
come and see' The very latest Silk Bordered D
agonal Serges The borders vary from y inch stripes
forming border inches deep to the inch stripes
| making 3-inch border. The new art shades of Old
Rose Pawn, Tan and new Green will claim attention.
These dress patterns offered during the "Openingn
at $3.50. Really superb quality of China Silks in
| almost every conceivable shade, at 69c. a yard, in
| stead OF Toe glimpse of spring and summer CLEANS
rom the new Chalies and Sateens. Lovely shades
| OF Gray1sh Greens, Old Rose and Tan. Patterns so
large and elaborate that ones educating ND
to the 1889 spring styles Positively bewtching are
| the new Scotch Zephyr Ginghams; the broad band
borders OF white Pque artisticaly enliven the soft
neutral tnts Of the new dress goods AZ inches wide
souvenir prices for these as for Evening Silks.
Dress Trimmings and Buttons and Ribbons of the
same family of colorngs and evidently selected to be
worn together per cent off the marked prices says
our Souvenir List.
| Wh1 a Snug Shoe Purlor, Convenient because on
the first floor, and comfortable. because away from
| the main thoroughfares, but you will easily find il
| when in the Dress Goods Department Warranted
Button Boots for 81, is Of the open
ing'' Souvenirs
Rubber Cloaks lighter than cloth and lust as stvIisb
ASK TO see the London Red Waterproof Silk Raelans
| when at the Umbrella Department Note your Son
yenir List for the reduced price.
| What LOceIy CoiOrsr The Dress Goods Shades over
| again. but this time in Hosiery Whether tits your
street costume or ball dress, both can be matched in
shades. either in Cotton, Isle Silk and at prices
| that can't be after the Opening
| ON THE SECOND FLOOR.
| The elevator takes there in a twinkline Once
again the new Greens and Blues the Fawn and other
spring time shades greet ones eyes, but it's JERSEYS
now-called Jerseys but really readyade Waists ana
in dozens of new and typically French styles
Shocked, Pleated, Braided Pulled and how perfectly
they t Why is IL these Jerseys always fit and Waists
made to order very often don't, The Jerseys are
more Ike the taiIormade Waists than the odtme Ter
| sey Generous Souvenirs in this department
| Wraps at 20 per cent discount" says our Souvenir
INST wraps mean in this instance Newmarkets listers
oioaks' Jackets and Blouses for ladies' Misses and
| Cnhdren Each one has the price plainly marked
70 per cent of these marked prices makes II ,,n,.s;
Die Tor the head of the family say you shant have
Seal Plush or Cloth Wrap unless he brute Cotton
.nuer"ear, oorsets. Bustes The -bt:re second floor
Vi NO liz fennsyl vania avenue, devoted to these
| goods. and just look at the Souvenir list
Inc iniants and ehildren's including the bows, de-
par'neht- are on this second floor The children can
run around here with impunity The palais povai
takes time by the forelock and has the hovs, -.
waist stock for 1889 already opened Souvenirs 20
for the opening that may make it worth your while
L NC UsNsN PfeeeOUsi excuse the yulgariSfn
| DECORATIONS FOR HOME.
We must go down stairs for such things. What's
your first impression? Isn't il that the .palas po,
stock Is blessedly free from trashy articles For In
stance, look at the japanese wares; the Foplish w
cester Pottery; the French Clocks: the antone Rro
Mirrors. Merit in all. though the cost NAV he a.
some instances very low. ~
As an illustration, Brass Photo Frames for O. ,r
stead Of for the Opening Artistic because they
copies OF very expensive solid brass frames They
are stamped out of thin sheet brass and 10 al, ~;
tents and purpose are as good those of solid brass
From few cents TO nearly 81 90 can be paid for sim
gle article in the Art Department The aOpeninsn
Souvenir is 10 per cent discount.
Much could be written Of Draperes for Tables ana
Eases Of handpainted Scarfs etc. the end of the
column for ladies' is reached with recommend ton
J to visit the Palais Royal Opening" tomorrow.
Apart from the Souvenirs of the occasion IL NAV hs
written that the display the decorations of the sor
the most elaborate for some years In wash
ton, and, probably in the country.