Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11
IN THE STORES


| from one of Fifth Avenues most promi-
nent designers and makers. The reason for
the extreme cut in prices is because the
materials and trimmings from which these
| suits are made cannot be duplicated this
season and this particular manufacturer
has already busted himself with apparel
| for the spring season of 1907 Another at
tractive continuance of the coming week
| will be the large and dainty exhibit of the
| now famous Dorothy Dodd shoe.
| J. L. LEvERTON & CO., the exclusive
women's outer garment store, places on
sale this week large purchase of smart
styles in tourist coats and suits These
garments are direct from New York and
We're made for the late November trade
This firms policy is to show always the
| latest effects and not to recorder any
styles, thus guaranteeing to their custo-
| mers an exclusiveness so much desired in
women's garments. The coats on sale to-
morrow are the most attractive mixtures
and broadcloths in black, white cham
payne, red, etc. The suits are the smart
styles. tasty and in catchy effects. show
| ing all the new plaids, checks and mix
lures and the new shades in broadcloth
and velvets.
PHILIPsBoRNs have arranged for the
coming week a special sale in their suit
department, which will prove of great
interest to women who are looking for
ward to new garment for Thanksgiving.
consisting of sample lines, special pur-
| chases and broken lots from the regular
stock. An exceptional opportunity is
given to secure a stylish garment below
the regular value.
In the gown department will be shown
new models especially desirable for
from expensive French gowns, but very
| moderately priced
hats suitable for dress and street wear,
embodying novel ideas not shown here
tofore this season.
The PALAIS ROYAL chiefs Of depart
ments were in New York last week, and the
result of their visit is reflected in today's
nounces the purchase of Radia Silks
printed in fac-simile of manipulating. and
promises the loveliest of material for even
ing gowns at modest cost. For street wear
are sponged and shrunk Broadcloths with
the new chiffon finish; these, too, are at
price surprises.
The chief of the Lace Department has
cured medallion and festoon laces that are
beautiful to behold 1t is not often that
reasonable prices can be quoted for these
ariStocrats of Lacedom, and connoisSeurS
will rejoice exceedingly.
The Trimming Department chief returns
with the latest garnitures for evening
wns-black-spangled jackets, with and
without sleeves, spangles in bands and
separable designs; silk embroidery in rose
patterns; silk acorns to use as fringes, and
buttons of sparkling gems.
The chief of the department for Suits
and Wraps announces more sample gar
mentS and promises even better bargains
than advertised in last weeks Sunday Star.
Judging by the pictures and the prices. the
claim is fully justifiol. Not only suits and
coats, but waists. are depicted in many
most elegant styles.
The paragraph devoted to the new Skirt
Hip Corset and ventlesS petticoat demon
strates that these garments are insepara-
BILE adjuncts to the fashionable costume of
today. In logical sequence, come the glove
fitting Union Suits, which are included in
the Lord & Taylor overstock, and for which
nominal prices are asked.
THE FASHION under it's new manage
ment is reaching high standard of ex-
cellence which increases every day. At to-
morrow's special sale a number of beau
tiful evening cloaks will be displayed in all
the fashionable shades. One of these mod
els, which. like the entire exhibit, repre-
sents the latest style in cut, finish and ma
terial, Is white broadcloth, with quicken
back, and the seams defined with rich en-
broidery effects in white silk braid.
MAYER & CO. announce very special
prices for the odd patterns of McDougall
kitchen cabinets which the factory will
discontinue. These odd patterns must be
styles soon to arrive Other specials for
the coming week include carpets lace cur
tains and portieres, china closets, dining
room chairs, parlor suits, toilet sets, etc.
All of these items are sold on terms to
suit the purchasers own convenience, max
ing it easy to have completely furnished
house for very small outlay of cash.
CLARK, DAVENPORT & CO. are carry
ing in their carpet department a heavier
stock than is needed at this season and
this condition enables them to offer many
bargains this week. The closing sale of
furniture, which this store organized some
time ago, in accordance with their determi-
nation to devote themselves more largely
n the sale of p9rOptS did NOT pDtirply rlOca
out their stock, and, as a result, bargains
are to be had this week in furniture for
the parlor, dining room, hall, bed room and
den.
BOUVRE GLOVE COMPANY announces
the arrival of exclusive imported novelties
In women's pocketbooks, handbags, belts,
art jewery and other appropriate holiday
gifts. These were personally selected in
Paris, Vienna and Berlin. A special sale
Of the present week will include French
lingerie and white china silk blouses hand
embroidered batiste and linen blouses and
the new and very fashionable boleros of
hand-crocheted lace. The importation of
gloves represents a complete line of high
grade goods for street and evening wear in
all lengths and in all the fashionable
shades.
SCOLL BROS. & OWENS are Offering
among their announced bargains for the
present week massive sideboards of quar-
tered oak, with reversed swelled drawers
and carved doors; quartered oak chif-
foniers, dressers. bookcases. mahogany
desks with French legs, double brace on
writing leaf, and neatly pigeonholed, and
Morris chairs, hair filled; velour covered
cushions, and with the latest adjustment
and detachable back. This store is con-
Quoted on a credit basis. and purchasers
have the privilege of purchasing articles
and paying for them in small amounts.
LANSBURG & BRO. are again en-
phasizing the excellence of their suits for
women. Among these very stylish gar
ments each of which is bargain no
matter what It's price may be, are fancy
gray worsteds; close semi-fittingt coats
the jackets lined with satin and skirts
plated; Prince Chap jackets, wits stylish
skirts: gray, plaid Panamas, and many
equally pretty models. in light green and
Alice blue .cheviot. The time has come
for furs, and the stock carried by this
house was never so large. so varied or SO
excellent as now. The same may be said
of the dress goods, which represents the
leading department of this large and time
honored house. In addition to the staple
goods always to be found on the shelves
and counters are the newest product of
foreign and domestic looms. many of the
weaves being very beautifully adapted to
the social demands of the winter. A
notable collection of lace curtains includes
Irish point, and equally tasteful designs
expressed in Scotch lace.