Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26

pride in the statement that nothing is
ever bought especially for a SALE
The millinery. waist, skirt, dress. suit
and coat departments are all represented
by special offerings
PARKER, BRIDGET & CO. call attention
ported and domestic linen suits and lingerie
dresses. Many Of these are hand-embroid-
cred and braided, while others are dain-
tiiy but less extensively trimmed with EN-.
to sample suits of pongee and rajah silk
In colors and black; to new waists of
French washable foulard and taffeta, and
also to hand-embroidered imported hand
kerchiefs. linen tailor waists and to para
soils in exclusive designs.
GOLDENBERG's announcements for to-
morrow include the sale Of an importer
overstock Of laces at bargain prices. This
stock represents the seasons most sought
Art, styles !. clnny, Normandie. German
and floral designs, together with embroidery
nounces in Swiss and nainsook and dress
nets in figured effects and polka dots. in
white, butter and faciie. The store has
secured another lot of the white linen can
non cloth which created such a stir last
week and will place 1t on sale tomorrow.
nishings, refrigerators, water coolers. wash
boilers, clocks, curtain stretchers, screen
doors, ETC., and a display of China and
Japanese mattfngs.
WIN. HAHN & co. direct attention to
their Tri-Wear shoes for men, which, they
state; give thrice the average wear and
satisfaction, and are worth much more
than they cost. These models are to be
had in high and low-cut styles, in finest
tans and black feathers. Women and chill
shoe houses controlled by this company,
each of which carries full lines of all de-
sirable styles of footwear for all possible
occasions
THE HUB calls attention to a complete
line of summer furniture and floor cover
tngs thta embraces every need of the home,
and which may be bought on the credit sys-
tenn with release guarantee in case the
customer should die before the purchase is
paid for. Among the features of this week
are mattings from Japan and China. re-
frigerators and ice boxes, go-carts, reed
furniture and hammock chairs.
sCoLL BROS. & OWENS. "The Balti-
more store with Baltimore prices" an
nounce a number of attractive specials for
the week. This store carries an excellent
line of housefurnishings, which may be
purchased for cash or on easy payments.
THE BON MARCHE is maintaining its
reputation for dainty lingerie by contin-
ued sale of undermuslns of high quality
at very moderate prices. The millinery de-
partment shows all the newest shapes and
modish trimmings, and the garment section
is carrying an excellent line of spring and
summer suits and dresses in linen, lace,
net, silk, ETC., and the popular Jumpers
in all the newest designs.
GEO. F. MUTH & CO. state that Jap-a-
lac gives the brightest and most enduring
finish for floors and woodwork generally.
HOUSE HERMANN announce that
they keep their stocks constantly moving
and that they are always representative of
the newest styles and most popular pat
terms. For the coming week special bar
gains will be shown in mattings from China
and Japan. In all the durable and stylish
weaves; and in wicker furniture, refrigera-
tors, ice boxes, porch sets and all other
needs for the Quitting of the summer
home.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. are equipped
for the week with newest arrivals in sum-
mer apparel for city and resort wear to-
gether with the countless accessories so
needful to a stylish woman's wardrobe
These include new effects in silk parasols
embroidered collars, belts in kid, suede and
wash materials, hosiery in silk and fine
Isle, fine veilings in all colors and waists
in strictly tailored and lingerie effects.