Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30
IN THE STORES

plete stocks of suits, gowns, coats, skirts,
waists and petticoats in all new autumn
STYLES. embodying original imported models
and adaptations made in their own rae
tories.
Stocks are larger and more varied IMAM
any shown in previous seasons, IN keeping
with fashions mandate for fall, Wmch de-
crees as correct the greatest variety or oil
| ferent models ever shown in any one season.
The leading colors are black, brown, navy
and smoke gray, also gay plaids in all COM
binations. The millinery salon is ablaze
with the new autumn hats, distinctive ana
exclusive fashions that hint of Paris IN
everything but price.
This house announces as a speciality for
the coming season a large line or talioreo
suits for misses and small women-an lnno-
walton that will be more than welcome TO
those who have had much trouble heretofore
in finding something to please In the correct
size.
LANSBURGH & BRO. announce for to-
morrow a sale of undermuslins, represent
ing an entire sample line of one or the larg-
est manufacturers. Thousands of pieces
will be offered at a saving of nearly one
half and each garment is carefully cut and
made up with care. There VIII pc also
sale of dressmakers' supplies, with the
prices boiled down at every turn. In their
various departments will be shown curtains
and draperies for identifying the winter
nome, rail- ana Winter SUITS, CcatS, "oiSNS
and separate skirts; all the materials for
making gowns for street and nome wear
and the thousand and one accessories that
every womans wardrobe requires. Espe-
cially attractive among these are the new
plaid belts that are the latest styie>in New
York.
S. KAHN SONS & CO.-Yard goods-new
silks, woolens, Innings, wash goods and fan
nelettes-will be featured for three days at
this house. 1t is high time fall dresses were
being made. Warm weather is practically
over It's a notable fact that those women
who get early to dressmaking are generally
the best dressed It's not strange, either.
They simply get in before the rush and
proper regard is had for little details. One
of the most interesting features FOR tomoT-
row is a sale of lining taffeta silks. The
sale price is almost half. Fifty-nine differ
ent shades or tints are offered in addition
to plenty of white, ivory and cream. Few II
any of the fashionable materials can be
made up without silk lining this season and
the sale offers a rare chance indeed. These
goods are all perfect 1t seems as though
every woman in this city should nave a
special interest in the sale.
a dozen or more kinds of novelty and sta
pie weaves in woolens are offered quite
number at cut prices and others at very.
fair regular prices.
For lining use tomorrow buyers will have
choice of six kinds, all hgh-class materials,
at cut prices. special opening is an
nounced for the notion section, which is
ready to supply what may be demanded. No
| woman will be fashionably dressed this sea-
son without lavish use of trimmings.
THE PALAIS ROYAL seems to be devel-
oping into home store, for home needs are
once more the subject of its Sunday page.
Are curtains needed? The Palais Royal
veals good news. Tapestry, porteres and
condi covers in oriental effects are also told
of in little paragraphs which will be read
with interest. Rugs are another feature,
and furniture, the stylish one-of-a-kind
,l,a 30 t[4 L1,o,
Typography suggests fascinating and prof
table amusement for long evenings and
there is every sort of art needlework of lace
and hand-drawn linen at prices remarkably
small. The basement store, devoted to
housefurnishings proper is to have its house
warming tomorrow. Workmen have been
busy all summer in this part of the estab-
lishment and ii Is now claimed to merit its
name, 1.-The housekeepers paradise"
VIM. HAHN & SONS announce their au-
tumn opening tomorrow. With increased
floor space, up-to-date facilities for wrap
ping bundles, thus doing away with any
waiting on the part of the customer. and
an added department of all such footwear
etc, this reliable house is prepared to
eclipse even the former high standard
which it has maintained for many years
The college boot, the bend-eesy and other
prominent makes will be found in all the
Varieties that fashion. health and comfort
demand, and there will be a large and
dainty showing of evening ties and slip
pers in white and all the light colors.
KINGS PALACE announces that at the
opening to be held tomorrow all lady visi-
tors will be presented with free souvenirs,
without any restrictions whatever These
souvenirs will include bisque ornaments
mirrors and decorated plates each gift free
of lettering or other advertisement and
suitable for the home. The various depart
ments will excel all former showings, as the
big establishment has increased it's floor
space, added elevators and searched the
leading markets of Europe and America for
garments, millinery and all the dress ac-
CeSSorieS of a Woman'S wardrobe.
FAMILY SHOE STORE announcements
include a reference to imported hosiery, of
cleverest conceptions; many of the designs
not to be had elsewhere. This house claims
to be second TO none in point of style and
quality, and its stock of footwear is so va
ried as to include every desira BILE make for
men, women and children, either for street
wear or home and dress occasions. Among
the most popular models are the Betsy
Ross for women and DR.. Janon's hygienic
shoe for men.
PARKER & BRIDGET.-The fall suits
shown by this house are models of elegance
in fabric. cut and finish. Many of them
are severely simple in style, the long tight
fitting coat showing other trimming
than tailored stitching. Among the hats
shown is new and captivating modei
n,
en- with pretty hair. The material Is of
golden brown felt with the brim cockaded
both in front and on the sides, and COM
pleted by graceful feathers of a deeper
tone. This bewitching shape will doubtless
share honors with the already tremendously
popular mushroom. This house, always an
authority on dress accessories, is now show
ing fashions latest caprices in neckwear,
gloves, handkerchlefs, purses and belts,
which were never attractive as this
early season.
CLARK. DAVENPORT & CO. announce
a closing-out sale of their entire stock of
furniture. This is not a clearance sale, but
is to be clean sweep of an entire depart
ment, as the house in future will be de-
voted to floor coverings, draperies, wall pa
| per, interior decorations, etc. These goods
| are of the highest excellence, many of them
| being exact reproductions of Chippendale
Louis XIV, the empire and colonial styles
| All goods will be closed out at cost thus
affording a remarkable opportunity for the
| securing of high-grade goods at a fraction
| of their value.
| LEVERTON & CO. announce a special
offering of five hundred distinct fashions in
Wonen's suits. Two consignments have
| lust been received from the New York con-
nection OF the house, and the exhibit en-
braces the newest styles of the season, the
| nd Jaci-o hlo