Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-10

gowns, taffeta silk dresses, pongee coats,
covert jackets, lace wraps, net and lingerie
dresses and a showing Of Easter millinery
that represents the accepted styles that
now rule in the fashion centers of the
world. There are large hats that possess
the charm of the creations made famous by
the Duchess Of Devonshire, and small hats
that look like bed OF flowers In fact
as variety seems to be the seasons key
note, the millinery section shows hats or
all sizes, shapes and styles.
JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. announce
an interesting display of new spring APP
parel The collection includes suits in
cloths and linens, dresses for afternoon
and evening wear. wraps. waists from the
simplest tailor-made to the most elaborate
hand made creation; belts, hosiery, gloves.
ETC., the entire stock representing the best
ideas of both foreign and domestic de-
signers.
THE PHILIPSBORN spring opening to-
morrow and the following days OF the week
will prove Of great interest to all Well
dressed women of washington ana vicinl,y
Authoritative styles from the fashion cen
ters Of the world will be displayed, put
interest in the high-priced foreign modeis
will be eclipsed by the popular price copies
and adaptations of these creations carried
out in the Philipsborn work rooms. In fact,
the great success of this popular firm Is
due to it's ability to faithfully reproduce
at a popular price the high-priced pretty
The only difference lies in the price-the
copies preserve all the grace and beauty
of the originals.
The millinery display will be especially
GUS for their beauty. and their label In
headwear Is accepted by the best-dresseo
women of Washington as a guarantee OF
fashion newness and propriety.
J. L. LEvERToN G. CO.-The women's
exclusive outergarment store Is attracting
attention among Washington women by
its display OF women's garments: inns
store shows five hundred styles Of spring
suits,s embracing every material and style
shown by New York's best stores. and par
ticular attention is called to the fact that
while nothing later than 1t shows can be
obtained in exclusive garments 1t sells
here at prices much less than same styles
and materials can be obtained In New
York.
BON MARCHE calls attention to a spe-
cial sale of infants and children's wear.
Among the specially priced garments are
and embroidery, fine slips. children's cham
bray and Bingham dresses, white linen
dresses in the Peter Thompson styles. and
infants long Bedford cord coats, with deep
cape and ribbon tie. Thirty hats which ar
rived too late for the opening last week
will be shown tomorrow with the special
exhibit of fine trimmed hats from the
stores own work rooms.
R. w. DEvREAUX COMPANY an
nounces special sale values In women
stylish apparel. This showing includes
tailor-made spring suits, lingerie waists.
gloves and other high-quality garments ana
accessories.
MAYER & co. are emphasizing the con-
yenience of their system Of partial pay
ments. Their advertisement today contains
many values, including mission furniture
parior suites, pictures, go-carts waruIoDes,
music cabinets, etc., with a statement tnat
a small sum weekly will be satisfactory;
and will soon pay for any articles purchased
at this store.
w. 3. MOSES & SONS announce an ori-
entail rug sale tomorrow. at which prices
win be lower. 1t Is stated. than the nrm
will ever be able to quote again Among the
Persian weaves are Muskabad. Teheran,
Mahal. Fereghan, etc. and there are many
Khiya rugs, beautiful In texture. color and
design The sale will also include hall run
ners that include Serebend, Mosul. kurdis-
tan and silky ,Beloochistans.
THE HUB MANAGEMENT invites its
patrons to avail themselves OF the stores
high-Quality furniture bargains and to pay
for them as convenient Among the large
and varied stock may especially be men-
toned mission hail racks. Boston leather
ana Weathered eak mission roe1erss nsW