Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-11-26
IN THE STORES

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PHILIPSBORN. for the coming Thanks
giving week, will, offer to the discriminat-
ing women of Washington a rare opportun-
ity to purchase her garments for Thanks
giving at substantial savings. Many new
models in gowns, calling suits of velvet and
broadcloth, fur-lined coats, opera wraps,
tailored walking suits and the natty tail
ored covert jackets, not shown, heretofore,
will be on display at this popular outgar-
ment store. No well-dressed woman in
Washington can we'll afford to buy before
seeing the various lines, specially priced,
for Philipsborn's Thanksgiving week sale.
PARKER, BRIDGET & CO present this
week a garment which proves that the long
coat and Elton are not the only leading
styles in wrap wear, but must divide their
honors with the brand-new short jacket which
has taken fashionable New York by storm.
This jacket is twenty-three inches in
length, and shows the full fitted front, so
becoming to the woman with a shapely fig
ure- This house viii also display the COM
ing week the very latest designs in tailored
gowns of chiffon velvet for calling or other
full dress day wear; evening toilets of sat
ins, soft silks, laces and chiffons, so neces-
sary for the matron and maid who will par
ticipate in the winters gayeties, and a full
line of opera wraps of chiffon velvet and
broadcloth. Many of these splendid gar
ments are in the cream and old-ivory
shades with effects in rich heavy lace, and
some show dainty touch of some even
ing color, becoming alike to blondes and
brunetteS.
JACKSON BROS, the furniture dealers,
have for some years past held q special
Thanksgiving sale of'dining room furniture
and will do so again this year, commenc-
ing tomorrow and continuing for just one
week. This sale is particularly timely, as
practically every one has a family gather
ing at Thanksgiving, and, of course, the
dining room is brought into requiSition on
such an occasion more than any other room
in the house Jackson Bros. are showing
a wonderfully fine stock of dining room fur
niture in all the newest styles, and as
their regular prices are well known to be
exceedingly low, special prices that they
advertise are usually promptly taken adj
vantage of by a great many people. They
have added considerable space to their
premises again this season, and are con-
sequently able to show a larger and bet
ter stock in every line than heretofore and
their increased facilities have been taken
full advantage of. The special Thanksgiv-
Ing sale includes all kinds of dining room
furniture, and the price reductions are very
liberal.
The history of this store is instructive in
showing that there are great many people
who prefer to pay cash for what they buy
and get cash values, for ever since they
opened up their business has gone ahead
rapidly and steadily, and they have always
done business on the principle of cash
only, and the narrowest margin of profit"
Starting some years ago with single small
store they now have large and extreme
ly handsome establishment, which is crowd
ed 10 the doors with one of the largest
and finest assOrtments of furniture car
pets and draperies to be found in the city,
BY giving big values and guaranteeing sat
lstaetlon with every sale. they have won the
commence OF all who have ever visited
their store, with the result that they num-
Der their regular customers by the thous-
ands.
THE PALAIs ROYAL page TODAY in
cludes the striking Illustration of a man
with head buried on desk, in depths of de-
spa1r. The significant title is given. "The
annual Puzzle-what to give for Xmas"
Then the paragraph: IF he were not a
man he would know the puzzle is easily
solved. Let him give wife or daughter Xmas
money NOW and let them watch the PaIais
royal advertisements" The announce
ment of the Holiday Opening" follows.
with such list of suggestions that the
puzzle seems already solved The induce
ments to make an early selection of pres
ents Is not only associated with better va
made as souvenirs of the opening. The reg
uiar and the souvenir quotations being
given In conjunction with the list of az.
tlcies. the Palais Royal pages proves a val
10 attract attention are: 'Doltown." on
second noor; apron bazaar, on third floor:
AlaQulns palace, on basement floor: Xmas
DOCK store, on first floor. Christmas is only
tWenty-three working days away.
THE FAMILY SHOE STORE announce
Heht today commends those who antici
Re tt ate slvlng slippers and hosiery for yue
lloe presents to procure them at an early
GATE, as such goods, to be entirely desirable
must must be bought some time in advance
Inc stocks of this house Just noSy are fuIi
anu ,coIliplete while later, in the rush i'm
nieaiately preceding Christmas, the style
ana quality or the size just wanted NAV
De gone. The line of mems slippers is
very comprehensive, embracing ali STYLES
% staues 20 SUIT the purchaser. This house
leatures ladies' popular-price slippers, also
Wfacn embrace every variety and nearly
every shade. White hosiery, direct impor-
.auons or foreign novelties, is speciality,
together with ladies' hosiery with hand
embroidered effects, imported by the houss
from Germany The prices of these are
very opportune for those in present need
or for gifts
CASTIEBERGs.-If you want to Law
aside gifts for Christmas as SO MANY peo-
pie are doing just now. you can go to this
house house. make selection from its line of
Jeweiry. silverware, ETC., pay a small de-
post on your purchase, and 1t will be de-
nvered whenever you say so. This is an
especially desirable plan for those who take
early enough to avoid the annual rush of
customers, who never seem to realize that
Christmas is coming until 1t is practically
here.
WIN. HAHN & co. will continue this
week their Thanksgiving offering sale,
which they opened last Monday BY rea-
son of an overproduction of up-to-date foot
wear this house was able to obtain from
the big manufacturers several thousand
pairs of seasonable and fashionable shoes
for men, women and children, which are
being sold at greatly reduced prices The
stock includes a large line of ladies' patent
leather kids for dress or walking. Gus
toners who are intending to purchase gifts
for the holidays-and useful presents seem
to grow IN popularity each year-should
make their selections as soon as possible
to avoid the later rush.
Z CLARK. DAVENPORT & co. are show
Ing a most noteworthy line of carpets ana
rugs, embracing Administers, velvets, VIII
ton yeivets, body Brussels and Wiltons
One remarkable feature OF this showing is
the uniformly low prices. They make
specially of carpets woven into one piece
to fit any rooms or to harmonic with any
color scheme, In Aubusson, Austrian and
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