Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24
IN THE STORES

| THE PALAIS ROYAL page today con-
| tains the announcement OF the annual
"Mili and Factory Sale" The Star readers
| have become familiar with this dstribu-
| ton and have learned to look for the best
| bargains OF the season. AS stated in the
Palais Royal page today. it is a logical sale.
1 coming at psychological moment just
| when the mill and factory owners are be-
| ginning autumn winter productions and
| anxious to be rid of remaining summer
stocks. Beginning tomorrow morning
summer dress fabrics, laces, embroideries
and all the dressmaking needs are to be
/ onered at extraordinarily little prices. This
pertinent footnote Is added: While prices
are SO little the quality and variety have
been largely increased, assuring most salts
| factory OF bargains"
Under the heading Of Spots one learns
of the~littie lots. mostly the samples used
by the representatives Of the mills and
| factories These two columns of Spots
are rare reading for the bargain hunter the
one who Is not attracted so much by cheap
| articles as by the purchase Of the costly at
very much less than actual values. Aristo-
cratic bargains Is the term used by the
Palais Royal scribe.
The news of dresses, separate waists
skirts. lingerie and hosiery viii gladden. the
| hearts OF the dainty summer girls, who
reVei IN the hlmy garments that make
them so charming. There's news, too, for
| the last of the June brides-most expen-
| sive pieces at dollars less than actual val
| ues. The bureau trunk and pretty much
everything needed to put in 1t is on the list
| The home needs for the summer, told of at
| very greatly reduced prices, include gas
| and oil ranges, refrigerators water coolers,
dinner and tea sets, table linen, glassware,
| mating and furniture. 1t Is very evident
| that this years mill and factory sale is to
| prove as profitable to the Palais Royal and
| its patrons as has the most successful sale
| of any previous year.
| PARKER, BRIDGET & co. will offer to-
morrow model dresses at prices far below
| their grade value. These garments were
| purchased at reduction and the house
intends that its customers shall reap the
benent The stock includes linen tailor
made and French embroidered effects and
other values in women's high-class modsh
/ summer apparel that eclipses anything
| heretofore offered by this store The COM
| ing week will also find the final reduction
| OF the stores own stock. THAT the clear
| ance may be radical the prices have been
cut very deep.
| s: KAHN, SONS & CO. S suit department
VIII resemble a flower garden of beautiful
| great white blossoms, so many so. pretty
| SO dainty and OF such sheer and fine ma
| terials are the 1900 shirt waist dresses to
be displayed for sale tomorrow. To look at
| them the beholder would say they are very
pretty, but too high for my pocketbook'
A delightful surprise, however, awaits the
questioner in being told the remarkably
| reasonable prices asked for these gowns
On the first floor of this store the bargain
tables will be piled high with some of the
best bargains in kimonas that it has been
the good fortune of Washington women to
have presented to their notice. Both long
and short kfmonas, mostly of lawn, in many
designs, all of them very pretty and differ
ent, will be displayed
White goods still have their innings and
the plain well fancy white dress has
become almost necessity. In many of the
lots offered the quantity Is limited SO we
busy workers will have to be early at the
| store or some other woman will have bought
the very piece we want.
But If disappointed because some one
else has been ahead of one in the white
goods the would-be purchaser can turn
with surety Of satisfaction to the wash
goods counter and find a splendid assort-
ment Of lawns. batistes. Swisses, and so
forth. in very dainty colortngs and pat
terms, at prices that will be very allurtng
Laces and embroideries and silk offerings
are equally attractive; 10000 yards Of mis-
cellaneous silks to go at one price, and that
low enough to make the purchaser open her
eyes.
their share of attention on the bargain Ia
bles, and priced so low that If the
buyer be her own dressnaker new dress
can be obtained for very little over dollar
The trunk sale advertised should be OF
great interest to vacationists. Seldom are
such really good articles offered for so
moderate price. and trunk that will hold
ones things neatly and present them at the
great satisfaction to a traveller.
Many other good bargains are offered on
the advertisement page of this paper which
there is not room to detail here.
LANsBURGH & BRO. will have clear
ance sale this week that should appeal to
all women who aim to look stylish and on a
modest income. The house has put remark
able cut prices on their fashionable wolfe,
broadcloth and serge suits, in black and
the accepted colors, to makesToom for the
sheer. washable garments, now in such de-
! nand.
Another sensational cut is made In black
taffeta jackets. the styles so indispensable
for cool evening wear over muslin gowns.
There will be busy days, also. at the white
goods counters. owing to the small prices
for high quality materials.
BON MARCIIE promises that tomorrow's
great sale at reduced price will include
every lingerie shirt waist suit in the house,
with special Inducements for one day. In
addition to pretty India waists there are
waists OF taffeta, net and Japanese silk
each marked down. though as fresh and
dainty as when first arrived The sale
also includes special values in washable
white suits. In stylish cut and decorated
with embroidery or self-trmmed.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. announce
continuance of their clearance sale of wo-
low priced. but they equal the very highest
| standard of workmanship In cut. finish ana
style. These suits are in black and popular
colors. the materials representing all the
fabrics worn this spring.
HOUSE HERMANN start the coming
week with clearance safe reductions The
house takes stock on July /. and those who
purchase before that date Will secure gen
| uine bargains. Among the attractive spe-
cialties Is a neat buffet of golden oak high
~ polished, we'll constructed and with
sweil-front drawers. Other values include
seryiceahle and handsome tables chairs,
china closets and chiffoniers. all at aston
ishingly low prices
GAIT & BRO extend an invitation to
senator's. representatives and others about
| to leave the city to inspect their many de-
sirabie articles of beauty and intrinsic
worth. suitable as gifts for those at home.
This house has been famous for masiy
years. and the present stock OF jeweb'y.
silverware, etc. maintains its histolIc
standard.
r. N RICHARDS reminds his patrons
that waIlpaperinG and othAr redecoration
can be done at much less coat now than at
any other season Of the year He main
tains permanent stan OF workmen. and
by that method Is able to secure the best