Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-29
IN THE STORES

IANSBURGH & BRO. announce that
there are but two days more of their July
cleanup sale. This sale represents bar
gains in every department of the store.
The house advertises its silks at giving
away prices" and it needs but a glance at
the many handsome weaves and their cost
to see that this is true. Waists, skirts and
underwear, all fresh enough for immediate
use are reduced to less than half their
former prices, and the counters are heaped
with colored wash goods. nainsooks lawns,
pongees, organdies, linen and all the fresh
and lightweight fabrics that woman can
make at home into beautiful dresses, waists,
etc. for almost as little as the traditional
song.
THE PALAIS ROYAL will display this
week collection of antique jewelry which
the house claims, surpasses the exhibits
of any one museum of Europe. These re-
productions represent the jewelry of every
age and people; authenticated copies of
necklaces worn by Assyrian rulers nearly
a thousand years before the Christian era,
designs of the goldsmith's art of ancient
Troy; old Roman pieces, chairs, smelling
bottles and belt buckles; Arazzi miniature
bracelets, Florentine carved coral pins;
Raffaele vanity boxes. Dresden and Limoge
belt buckles. Armenian amulets, Moslem
rosary chains, etc.
s. KAHN. SONS & co.'s clearing sales
for the past two weeks or more have
clearly proved the confidence Washington
people have In this firms announcement of
bargains.
Though many excellent bargains ''have
BEEN by reading today's advertisement,
tomorrow's shoppers will find that many,
still are"
Having the semi-annual inventory in
mind the suit department has made some
sweeping reductions on nearly every gar
ment in stock.
Nine or ten splendid suit offerings, bath
ing suits at about half price, summer dress
bargains, skirt and coat bargains Eigh-
teen different lots in all.
Snaps in white goods are offered,
Straps because they are in limited guam
titles only and will be snapped up early
in the day.
A pretty woven striped tissue zephyr,
secured from a jobber at half or less than
his usual selling price, furnishes another
good item in tomorrow's list also some
pretty black lawn plaids, and other style
lawns
Lingerie hats, which have been and still
are so much the rage this summer as
we'll as trimmed hats, untrimmed shapes
and the most useful little duck outing hats,
are all included in the big price cutting.
Mohairs in colors. white and black, have
come down in price for Mondays selling,
and a cut price line Of dress trimmings are
advertised tomorrow also.
Underwear, hosiery, jewelry and notions
Pr resent some very good Monday specials.
PHILIPSBORN is busy with preparations
for the fall season, and the summer stock
left over from inventory day has been
marked at low prices for quick clearance,
This after-inventory sale includes womens
and misses suits, taffeta tailored, serge
linen, both plain and lace trimmed. There
is an attractive showing of tub skirts and
lingerie waists, and many handsome models
of long rain and taffeta coats, etons and
black and covert Jackets.
HUB FURNITURE COMPANY announc-
es that while its rebuilding sale is on
furniture VIII be sacrificed at half and less
than half of usual prices. Rebuilding re-
Qutres room and this store is making room
by Offering fine stock at a fraction of orgi-
nal cost; The bargains of the week include
the 1906 washing machine, metal beds,
uressers, bed room and parlor suits and
/. sewing machines which may be had by
making small deposit and paying smaller
sums weekly.
MAYER co. invite the public to test
the merits of their easy-payment system
and announce that no extra charges what
and payments made later. In the way of
warm-weather bargains the store Will fea-
ture this week the Bowen refrigerator and
the Perfect gas range. drip pan is
given with the former and pipe connec-
lions with the latter. The weeks specials
will include an attractive line of mating
and mating rugs. all laid free of charge.
PETIT & CO have "cut In half the
price OF any woman's suit In their house.
These garments correct in cut and
sty fish In finish. and were desirable at the
original price. The reduction, therefore APP
peals to those women who are compelled
to dress we'll on small income
r. w. DEvREAUX co. are including
| among their parliamentary bargains a small
lot of long black silk gloves now SO rare
and in such universal demand Other bar
gains OF the week are ready-to-wear wash
waists. trimmed with dainty laces and en-
brsIderies, and an attractive showing of
/ STA Isle lace striped hose.
BARBER 4 ROSS are calling especial at
| teiition just now to their line OF refrigera-
| tors. These include the Bohn syphon re-
frigerator. sanitary stone white lining re-
| frigerators. the Jewett and nursery and
| the Jewett dry air Ice box.
THE JOHN wEDDERBURN co. has
added to its establishment q corps OF wom-
en- clerks. feature especially pleasing to
women customers. who may purchase SUI
plies of LIQUORS for home use without the
| least hesitancy. The house presents to
| each woman customer who asks for it a
| handsome luncheon set free.
| THE accident to the steamship Deu;sch-
| land. which collded with a pier at Dover
| July rs, Is largely attributed to the present
| unsatisfactory state OF the harbor works
| and has led the HAMBURG. A nericaa line re