Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21
IN THE STORES

| LANSBURGH & BROTHERS "red win
| dow is work of art. Some master hand
| has draped one of the big show windows
! of the establishment with dress goods, hos
| iery and gloves of every shade of the sea-
sons supreme color. from brightest car
+ dinal to the deep. rich wine tints of Bur-
| gundy and Bordeaux. The general color
scheme is SO effective as to attract ad-
miring giances even from busy men. This
firm claims to sell the better sorts of
! dress goods at the prices of the other
kinds and as the store long ago won its
! reputation for relab lity, the assertion
! must be true. Practically every color and
weave woman of taste would like is on
| display this week; all the plain, fancy and
mixed effects; all the novelty and faddish
| effects. and effects, again. that are con-
serVatlFe and even severe. Especial at
| tenton will be devoted to the new house
! Keepers linens. this department being rich
| with table sets of fine quality bleached
| Irish satin damasks. German damasks,
| etc. bed room sets of choicest weaves,
| some of them hemstitched and hand-em-
| bro!dered. and many beautiful scarfs for
| the sideboard and bureau.
THE PALAIS ROYAL is to have an in
| terestng exhibit and distribution of art
| needlework from Japan, and chinaware
| from the famous potteries of Europe. When
| skill and patience is linked with the SIM
|
| looked for and certainly the handmade
| lace and drawnwork linen pieces, told of
! in today's Palais Royal page, are a tribute
| to the most wonderful nation of the orient.
The extraordinary feature is that the Jap
| anese in this instance have discarded their
own peculiar and unique work and pro-
| duced facsimiles of the renaissance lace
| and art liners that have been associated
| Tor Ctaturies with various locations in Eu-
| rope. The exhibit of both the European
| and Japanese work demonstrates that the
| va lois pieces are Identical though the
| prices of the japanese are nearly one-half
| of the European.
The fine chinaware is announced as the
most important sale in recent years, and
Haviland Limoges, Dresden and other
| famous European makers of china are
| ISOLATED with prices much less than the
| standard quotations.
unique picture gallery is claimed for
| the Palas Royal, one filled with gems
of art and linked with modest prices. The
| Photographic camera and the printing
| press are responsible for these facsimiles
| of the gems of the old masters. and the
| attention and criticism. The Palais Royals
| pictures mark new era in art to be well
| coined in every home.
S. KAHN, SONS & CO. are making a fea-
| ture this season of unusually high grade,
| distinctive outerWear. The firm this year
! goes step or SO beyond all former rec
| ords, and are showing beautiful garments,
| coats, suits and other wraps that New
| York or Paris workrooms might we'll be
| proud to display. Prices, however, seem
| not to have advanced
Velvet is such a popular fabric this year,
| and the chiffon velvets displayed by this
! store in all the rich new wine, brown and
| other shades are exquisite that woman
will appear truly regal in gowns of this
| royal fabric.
Drap de Etc, which is a new cloth weave,
! resembling chiffon cloth, is rather scarce
| article, at least at the price advertised to-
1 1nx, Inv md x1-if1 N,rict v,aaA
gifts in view such savings as they adver-
| tise on dress goods are big considerations.
| And these money-saving notes are echoed
| In the wash goods department, on hand
| some silk mousseline for evening wear, i'm
| ported Scotch zeohyrs for children S dresses
! and other similar materials.
The matter of clothes, though very en-
| crossing, is not the only subject to be con-
sidered by Mondays shoppers. There is
| splendid offering of white blankets.
''Run-of-t then MILF sale; of table cloths. tow
! els and napkins, substantial savings on
| rugs, a cleanup of tapestry ends, list
| of notions that is full of money-savng OPP
| portunities, etc. display of beautiful
| American terra Gotta, alabaster, and Bel
| gian ware on first floor bargain tables calls
| forth many expressions of admiration.
KINGS PALACE announces a forceful
price cutting that knows no limit. 1t Is
| the expressed determination of the new
| Kings Palace to rule supreme in liberality.
| and many moneysaving opportunities will
| be offered tomorrow. All hats are trimmed
| free at this store. and its millinery de-
partment Is stocked with ready-towear
| hats that represent the seasons best pro-
auctions; stitched felt hats, velvet-covered
| hats in sailors, Gainsboroughs, Vesta TIL
| leys and high-backed effects Waist OPP
nortunities for tomorrow will include now
city linette models in diverse and beauti-
| full embroidered fronts, and fall styles in
| madras cheviots, sateen, and Persian
lawn the latter trimmed deliberately with
| lace and embroidery. Other specials for
| tomorrow are fannelette kimonas designed
after best Japanese models; wrappers OF
| the same material, faultless in quality, mt
and workmanship; domestics and fannels,
suits, skirts, gloves neckwear and ribbons
MAYER & co. claim that comparison
will prove the bargains offered by them
cannot be surpassed, and that every arti-
| Gle is guaranteed to be exactly as repre-
sented Also that their easy payment sys-
tenn is free for the asking. The especial
features for the week are parlor and bed
room suites, steel couches dressers, parlor
tables. portieres and lace curtains. In the
| latter item are shown nottinghams. cable
nets, renaissance, dentelle Moravians. cluny
laces, Irish points and Brussels net.
THE FASHION, under its new manage
| ment. is showing the latest and best gar
ments in the womans world. Ready-made
| tailored suits, correct in cut and finish, is
| a feature Of the present week.
| JACkSON bROIf1EfoS invite Afternoon
| to the large and select line of furniture,
! floor coverings ETC., with which they have
| stocked their recently enlarged establish
ment. This cash house Is noted for its
reliability and claims that goods bought
| there can be relied on to be as represented.
| BARBER & ROSS is Mecca for those
| who enjoy skating. Rink skating was one
| Of the popular fads of last winter, and the
| amusement grows in favor as a health-giv-
| ing sport. The models carried by this store
| include the Union ball-bearing rink skate,
| Winslow's steel-wheel ball-bearing roller
| skates, the celebrated Barney & Berry pat
| tern and concrete-wheel skates for men,
| women and children.
| JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. announce
| that they accept all responsibility for the
| furs they sell. They also direct attention
| to their new department of belts, handker-
chiefs. veilings and gloves. The constant
additions to their women's ready-to-wear
garments give pleasing variety at al
| times. Both foreign and American models
| are represented in the latest arrivals of
| suits, wraps, waists and skirts.
PHILIPSBORN.-This house guarantees
l every dollars worth sold. The establish
/ voant "a Allowing navg and exclusive styles.