Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
IN THE STORES

PARKER, BRIDGET & co. announce the
continuation of their annual mark-down
sale of women's apparel, at which unusual
reductions are made in their high-grade
garments in order to insure a clearance of
stock In addition to the lowering in price
Of expensive tailored suits In cloth, silk,
etc., to the buying level of purchasers with
small incomes there will also be a special
sale of cotton waists. about sixty in all, in
Guiding many of the seasons novelties in
batiste null and Persian lawn, hand-em-
broidered and lace-trimmed together with
tailored effects in pure linen, in the modish
pleated style.
THE PALALS ROYAL states that
cabinetmakers, carpenters and painters are
to take possession tomorrow and that not
a small area of the store will have to be
given over to them. This interests the read
er, they state, because room has to be
made and prices are reduced accordingly.
The shirt waists the MIL and Factory
such little prices are now reduced to a
fraction of their actual values. The illus
trations of the plain white linen and richly
embroidered dresses are linked with prices
almost unbelievably little. The Swiss ribbed
undergarments, lace and embroidery
trimmed lingerie, gauze stockings and sum-
mer corset5 are punched into lots at SO
much for choice and rarest of bargains are
offered.
When the scarce and wanted long silk
gloves are quoted at reduced prices, when
the white parasol Is made a bargain, when
the most wanted white belts are but few
pennies then we come to the conclusion that
prices have reached their lowest notch.
The news of dress goods, trimmings, laces,
enbroideries, ribbons and sewing needs help
to make the Palais Royal page interesting
to the fair reader. especially as some OF
the srstwhile expensive goods are now to
be had at very reasonable prices.
The bathing suit, cap. hat, shoes and
other paraphernalia are told of. Note that
the necessary but often forgotten rubber
lined bag Is on the list. It's just the
thing to hold ones wet bathing clothes.
What chance for the topographic ex-
pert-wrting desks, chairs and other large
pieces. stamped for burning, are to be
yours at less than the cost OF the wood that
is used In the making.
j Judged by the Palais Royal news. now is
the time to buy refrigerator, gas Or oil
stove or range dinner and tea set, bed and
table linen and other home needs. Turn
to the Palais Royal page and see IL the i'm
pressions of the reader have not been pref
ty well portrayed.
JULIUS GARFYNKLE & CO.. realizing
the Importance OF clearing on present stock
before the arrival Of fall goods. will offer
the coming week exceptional values in
their modish garments The suits are in
black and desirable coIors in fashionable
weaves. These models possess the quality
and correct cut and finish for which this
house is noted and have been reduced to
the reach of economical buyers.
8. KAHN, SONS & CO.'S clearing sales
for the summer season. announced for this
week, promise some OF the best bargains
ever offered.
Clearance prices are found in nearly
every department, notably that of summer
outer and under garments. wash goods.
laces embroideries and footwear The
dress and suit department not only have
reduced the prices on their own stock. but
are fortunate enough to be able to offer
some fine dresses bought at a manufac-
turers clearance price. These are beauti-
full gowns of lingerie batiste made In
princess and two-piece models.
The waist shop on the second floor has
six tables full of exceptional cut-price bar
gains In waists.
On the same floor Is big bargain spread
of lawn kimonas and short ones. also
dressing sacques. A similar sale held by
this firm a few weeks ago brought In the
feminine portion OF the community In
crowds and tornorrow.s sale promises as
great things for July purchasers. The wise
buyer, therefore, will be the early one
Down In the front of the store on the
frst floor q bewiidering array Of cut-price
silks, at about one-fourth their former
selling price beautiful patterns and COLOR