Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-10
IN THE STORES

| peen annually announced In the aufertfs-
ing columns of The Star for more than a
quarter century. An entire page in today's
issue. tells of the distribution of a mar
velous gathering OF white goods comprising
dress fabrics embrolderies and iaces. made
| up frocks. separate waists and skirts. lin
gerie. etc. The advertisements of this house
are always practical. and today's page con-
tains list Of the bargain spots. 1t is cal
culated that 10 per cent Of the new stock
was bought advantageously enough to be
classed as bargains" White frocks are
pictured and prices quoted to rivet atten-
| ton. The waists can be classed under the
heading of .'aristocratic bargains" judging
| by the Illustrations and the prices.
Lingerie has always been the special fea-
ture of the Paiais Royals June SALE and If
the artists of the pencil and the pen are
to be trusted this years offerings will en-
chant every woman with love for dainty
lingerie. Almost unbelievably small prices
are associated with attractively artistic
gowns. skirts. etc. Even the most beautiful
and elaborate bridal trousseaux are priced
moderately. The vexed problem of the cor
set, so difficult to solve. is to be made easy
with the advice and services of Nine. Dean.
the famous New York expert. The ques-
ton every woman asks. Am I wearing the
corset best adapted to my Individuality
can only he answered by an expert, and
Nine. Deans reputation is the assurance
Of a correct answer and best possible ad-
vice.
The summer girl costume of 1906 Is large
ly the product of the modiste, and filmy
white dress fabrics. laces. embroideries and
ribbons are more than ever In evidence.
I The Palais Royal June sale Is In sympa-
| thetic touch with the new summer girl, and
We read of the most-wanted things included
among the bargain spots. We all have
learned to know that a Palais Royal bar
gain doesn't mean an inferior cheap article.
and so we read of the June sale and its
bargain spots with every confidence.
PHILIPSBORN'S-A great sale of tall
ored suits with prices as low as are usually
in force after July 4, is announced for the
coming week at 'Philipsborns. The rea-
sons most favored styles are represented,
very recent arrivals being included at the
reduced prices. The suit department re-
ports very heavy surplus stock, and to
quickly adjust this to its normal proper
lions finally reduced prices have been in
augurated six weeks earlier than usual.
All fabrics are represented-voile, Panama,
eolian. serge, worsted and broadcloth. The
waist department also announces special
sale for, the coming week, when all the
broken lines and some recent purchases at
special prices will go on sale much below
the regular value. The millinery section
will offer large lot of trimmed hats at
substantial reductions, and the skirt de-
partment will offer a number of new tall
ored models in linen and Panama at popu-
lar prices.
s. KAHN, SONS & co.'s reduced sale
prices on tailored suits, coat sand skirts are
so unusually attractive that most women
will feel impelled to save money by spend
ing it for some of the outergarments adyer-
tised. Just about half may be saved In buy
ing a suit at this time Of year.
Wash dress goods were never prettier
than this season, and the variety is al
most endless, yet Kanns are constantly
6ndi cor OF hlrU In, g M
and tomorrow will find their wash goods
department fully replenished with fine
line of goods just from New York. Among
them the 1906 batistes, with all white
grounds, and printed in coin spots, of black
blue red, from the size of dime to
that of quarter of dollar. Pin dot
Swisses and wash chiffons continue in pop
ularity, and when there can be purchased
an entire dress for less than 81 it really
seems economy to have enough to save on
the laundry bill. The advertisement page
gives details In regard to the many other
offerings in white goods
Summer silks, at the prices for which they
are advertised and in the extremely light
weights and excellent qualities now. placed
before the public. are closely crowding wash
goods in favor for summer gowns.
Black silk taffeta petticoats of an UNI
usual quality and pretty as though for
double the price will be found in the un-
dermuslin department Monday at a price to
astonish the woman who has believed it i'm
possible to get a good silk petticoat for
less than IS. The "Vesta Tilley" bell crown
and round crown flats, the three latest
shapes in fine Neapolitan brafd-the entire
stock of a well-known manufacturer-will
be sacrificed for a third their actual worth,
and meekly submit to being carried off
by the women who appreciate the sacri-
fee
Val laces shake out their cobwebby
meshes In more than forty different pat
terms, at savings of about a third on
dozen yards. And demi-fiouncings eighteen
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in combinations of French, Anglaise and
blind patterns jostle their lace neighbors
the first floor counters.
Real ocean pearl and fresh water pearl
buttons, wash braids and new beltings make
the trimming department very attractive.
Notions when offered at the special prices
advertised never fall to appeal to the econ
omical streak In a womans nature.
PARKER, BRIDGET & co. are continu-
ing their sale of summer toilets, both for
afternoon and evening wear at seaside or
mountain, well as for morning walks or
driving. Among the attractive exhibits is
linen jacket suit of pale heliotrope hand
embroidered with white; another of cream
canvas sprayed with pale blue flowers in
openwork, and a similar>s canvas embrod-
cred in delicate pink. Beautifully shaped
shoes, in colors to match, are found In
another section of the store, and to make
the outfit complete the purchaser can find
In other departments ahand-embroidered
parasois and artistic and becoming mil
Hnery.
BON MARCHE is paying especial heed
just now to the wants of the June bride
and the sweet girl graduate. To be ideally
gowned is the supreme desire of each, and
to supply them with proper apparel has
been the ambition of this house With the
aH-white gowns are white ribbons for
dresses, sashes, girdles and the dainty hair
bows SO becoming to young girls. For the
going-away gown there are many beauti-
full effects. both in weaves and colors, at
greatly reduced prices and the midsummer
hat par excellence, the Vesta lilly, is
shown in extremely stylish and rich mate
rails suitable for the youthful bride.
P. ]. NEE calls attention to a weeks
sale at reduced prices of Mackinaw dry air
refrigerators, Haywood go-carts and car
riages and lawn settees, either with solid
steel frames not affected by the weather,
or in hardwood Stats, red or green. The
refrigerators advertised today are well
worth the consideration of householders, as
they are of hardwood, cabinet finish metal
porcelained glass lined and flied with
solid pure charcoal, which is the best
known insulator of heat or cold and is
incapable Of mold or decay.
FAMILY SHOE STORE-Commenceme
footwear and hosiery Is one of the weeks
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