Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-27
IN THE STORES

includes BEAUTIFUL collection of summer ap-
parel from the French and New York mar
kets. 1t IS an aggregation of warm-weather
earb. illustrating the most novel and be-
coming style ideas of the arbiters of fashion,
here and abroad. The exhibit also includes
imported and domestic wraps at half price
and less and a pretty showing of misses
coats and suits equally reduced, and spe-
cially desirable for present wear.
LANSBURGH- & BRO. have Considered
the calendar in their provision for the
weeks, warm weather needs. Filmy mate
rails for sultry days. such as India musiins,
batlste, SWISS organizes and misty laceS
represent the summers requirements. with
tailored gowns for northern wear. silks and
lightweight woolens for cool days that
come now and then, no matter how long
and hot the summer may be. Special atten-
ton is called TO the Arnold fancy SILK or
candle, "a dainty fabric of silk and cotton
weave, with jacquard designs ia the SILK
In these days of embroideries, hand and
machine made, nothing can lie more deSlr-
able for the price than the line always on
display at this house. In the way OF ready.
made garments particularly stylish model
is of white serge, box-coat design, with col
lar and turned back cuffs of black velvet.
Another of white rep has the oatfrlmmeo
with lace. turned rolled collar fand skirt
with pleated fronts and circular hare sum-
mar underwear appeals especially to the
dainty woman just now. and WITH her neeos
in view, Lansburghs has brought together
every garment required for warm-wetther
wardrobe.
THE HUB FURNITURE COMPANY are
leaving nothing undone TO enable house
holders to fit out attractive homes. lhey
conduct their business on q credit basis ana
claim to carry high grade goods at as
reasonable prices as though purchasers pau
full cash. Just at present they are Gaming
special attention to a desirable line of re-
frigerators and ice boxes, with which are
thrown in drip pan and ice pick free
Summer rockers, box couches and go-carts
also among the bargains proVlded ior
the coming week.
BON MARCHE.-This store calls atten-
ton to it's coupon inducement, which Will
be a special feature of the coming week.
This house achieved distinction during the
early season for its stylish garments ana
fine millinery display. Many OF these gar
ments and hats are to be found there at
present at attractively marked-down prices,
PHILIPSBORN'S.-The linens now have
the center Of the stage. the summer season
giving promise of being the greatest white
season ever known. Philpsborn announces
the arrival of immense lots of SUITS, sklrts
and coats of linen in preparation Tor the
great demand that always preceues ME-
mortal day.
The suits are the smart tailored models
with mannish coats, or the dainty poiero
styles with trimmings of embrolderles anu
pastel shades are also in great demand,
particularly Alice pink, the successor OF
Alice blue, last seasons great faVorite me
senarate skirts are in pieated or gored
models. smart styles Win tailor stidp tiii'
mings.
THE PALALS ROYAL announces the
"openng of the completed summer stocks,
linking grand exposition with compll-
mentary prices as opening" souvenirs
Millinery. of course, will be the leading at
traction, and since examples OF the new
summer hats are shown from Paris, London
and New York it will be interesting 10 make
comparisons. Are Paris and London hats
preferred by American women? ASK the
merchant and he will say No" The MIL
lnery most in demand may be termed
Franco-Amercan Such millinery is ideal. 1t
modfes extremes, linking with the audac-
ity of the French the good taste OF the
American. We marvel at Partisan mililn-
cry, we respect English hats, we wear the
Franco American.
The ''Vesta Tilley" is the latest creation
from New York and presents ideally the
correctly new straw hat with very high
crown and wide fiat brm. The Palais Roy
al page contains good Illustration Of one
of these hats and an effective mode of trim
ming. The Knox shape sailor for the COM
ing season is unfortunately named-"Jum-
DO" With euphonious French title how
much more attractive would be the jun
DO" However, it's the correct man-like
womans hat and has to be included among
Palais Royal list of Opening" souvenirs at
a complimentary price.
The summer girl hat par excellence is of
Leghorn Panama and lingerie; IT. the hat
that captures him" Add the dainty white
frock and parasol, the cloud of lingerie. the
lace stockings and what summer girl is not
irresistible:
The Palais Royal page in today's issue
Includes details of the summer girls every
need, and many most wanted things are in
cluded in the list of complimentary prices,
the Opening souvenirs.
Home needs now an important factor
It's so easy to make the home comfortable
the warmest of days and by neglect it's so
easy to make II miserable. A gas range for
the kitchen, reliable refrigerator and wa
ter cooler, awnings for the windows
screens for doors and windows porch
chairs and seats, lawn mower, hose and
garden tools All these and many more are
on the Palais Royals list of home needs
and many are quoted at complimentary
prices. The opening is to be more than
an exposition.
s. KAHN. SONS & co. advertise as the
happy thought of the new century a big
line Of Ready o-make'' garments waists
kinonos. matinees, ETC., which are already
cut out in the proper sizes and lust ready
to make up in lawns, popiins, silk mixtures
and some embroidered waists. This Is a
novel idea that ought to appeal to the
woman who does little home dressmak-
ing.
For those who do not or who prefer to
cut out their own gowns there is a host
Of pretty patterns in wash goods, hand
some French organdies. imported chiffon
batistes. imported madras, printed India
dimities, and In white goods the beautiful
jacquard Scotch swisses are shown In
many different desgns-mercerzed, plain
figured, combination lace and figured eff
fects. and some with satin stripes in plaid
effects. patterns that are scarce and hard
to get, but as offered tomorrow are unusual
bargains.
Cream wool dresses continue just as pop
ular as ever. and this firm announces an
unusually full assortment of this much
wanted material at prices reasonable
enough to suit the pocketbooks of the ma
jority of women
Another announcement that will be Of
great interest to those in mourning or who
desire light summer silk that will not
spot Is the sale tomorrow Of water and
perspiration proof black Jap. silk. This is
one of the coolest and most satisfactory
materials for summer gowns.
With the pretty lingerie waists now so
much worn, skirt Of the same character
is needed, and these wide demi-founcings
advertised by Kanns are just the thing to
make up into such a skirt.
great many women buy nearly every
thing readymade now, and for those who
do SO Kanns' sale of lingerie and linen suits