Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-21
IN THE STORES

PHILIPSBORN announces for the coming
week an extraordinary sale of costumes and
dresses, including a number of imported
models from Felix, Cabot Soeurs. Beer, etc
These were secured from a famous New
York manufacturer who imported them d.
rect less than three weeks ago, and they
will be sold at less than half price. At the
same time this makers sample line will be
offered at very radical reductions. All of
these garments are new 1906 spring styles.
The pre-inventory sale of tailored suits,
coats, skirts, etc, also begins this week
and the greatest bargains of the season are
promised.
A third great sale for the coming week
will be sample waists of the well-known
''Knickerbocker" and "Griffon Brand" at
less than half regular prices.
: THE PALAIS ROYAL page in today's is
sue is largely devoted to details of broken
lots of lingerie. High-priced garments are to
be sold tomorrow al half original price. The
statement is qualified in paragraph which
is well worth repeating: THE Palais Royal
advertisements are always written with the
thought in mind, Never disappoint the
reader We only claim this-it pays to be
honest. And so, when write that gar
ments are to be offered at startling reduc-
tons, we don't want the reader to defer a
visit on Monday and expect to find the more
expensive prices. The choicest and most ex-
pensive garments will be appropriated by
early visitors. 1t is equally true that the
last piece to be sold will be very good
bargain, the like of which cannot be dupli-
Gated this season." There are other explain
atory paragraphs in the Palais Royal page
which, while telling of most extraordinary
bargains, are made perfectly logical, very
convincing and most inviting.
w: B. MOSES & SONS are holding their
| Sem1-annual rummage sale of draperieS up
holsteries and floor coverings, which started
last week and has been one of the trade
features of the shopping district. Just as
you rummage at home and get rid of things
you don't want Just so this house has rum
mayed in its stock and is selling off things
1t don't want to make room for more de-
sirable goods. Apparently it doesn't mat
ter what prices the articles on the rummage
list bring. They must go, not because they
are stale or shopworn, but simply because
they are remnants of goods that the store
will not duplicate again.
LANSBURGH & BRO announce for to-
morrow a special line of silks The regular
prices are very much more than the prices
you are asked to pay now-but that's only
half the story. The rest of 1t Is that tn csc
silks are the styles in steady and eyer-fn-
creaslng demand. This store will also show
among its multiplicity of bargains tpmor-
row and throughout the week the finest
stock of evening coats 1t has ever before
presented; very stylish creations at aston
ishing prices. Also rare treat for the
woman in need of a tailored jacket will be
modsh garments at prices less than half
UnUermuSilHS OF the WIDEST range or SeIeC-
tons will be offered. point on which the
store wishes to lay stress is the thorough
reliability of all garments shown, and the
fact that matter how low the price OF
the piece may be, it will surely give good
wear. A complete range of white goods ar
saving prices is also to be SHOWN In leyish
quantities and fine qualities throughout the
coming week. Other bargains include 1870
dozen mems four-in-hand cravats. all this
seasons patterns. at half price and less. A
lot of white blankets, sheets. pillow cases,
etc. 45-inch silk mixed grenadines in plain
black as well as black grounds with hair
line stripes of white. They cannot be
bought at any other time for so little
| money.
CLARK. DAVENPORT & CO. are hav-
| ing clearance sale of carpets and rugs
| that is extraordinary by reason of its radi-
| cal price cutting. Almost every carpet ana
rug In their large assortment is greatly re-
| duced. When 1t is remembered that this
| firm, by reason OF its large purchases for
| government and other contracts, IL enabled