Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-14
IN THE STORES

Reduced prices-thats the chief talk
| ing point of the S. Kann, Sons & Co.
announcement today. And the merchandise
| on which these reductions have been made
| is seasonable goods. That means things
| that every woman has need for right now.
The yard-g goods lines affected are silks. white
| goods, wash goods of all kinds. Less than
| half usual selling prices are frequently
named
| Some special purchase lots go on sale to-
| morrow. There fine lingerie waists
| in many styles. all at less than one-half
| what you have to pay for them regularly.
| Another sale Of extraordinary interest Is
| that of a large line of undermuslins. in
| Guiding gowns. corset covers, drawers and
| petticoats. Hundreds of pieces offered,
and the average sale price is about half
regular.
Women who watch for bargains in the
better grades Of sheet and pillow cases
| will find a great bargain story in the S.
Kann, Sons & Co. announcement. Both
plain hemmed and hemstitched sheets and
cases are offered at ridiculous prices. All
are supposed to be somewhat defective,
but many, it is claimed will look in vain
| for the imperfectonS which caused the
| pieces to be classed as seconds"
A neckwear purchase includes two kinds
of favorite neckwear-batiste stocks and
tucked auto ties. Less than half usual
price for either kind.
| The art department clearance which be-
| gan last week is made more interesting
| than ever on account of some unexpected
| reductions that are very big
The big sale of umbrellas and parasols,
| first announcement of which was made
| Friday, will continue. More than 1900
| pieces were bought to advantage, and with
| this quantity and the great variety the
attractions of the sale great as
when the sale started.
| S. Kann, Sons & Co. have been highly
complimented upon their initiative to close
Saturdays at pm. instead of . pm.
heretofore. During July, August and Sep
TENDER the store will close other days at
pm.
A great deal of attention is being paid
| to the mail order end of the business and
patrons who go out of the city will find
1t to their advantage to order by mail any
thing wanted, using the daily bargain an
nouncements in this paper for their cata-
logue. The same guarantee of satisfaction
is assured buyers by this method as if Sc
lections were made in person at the store.
THE PALAIS ROYAL chiefs have just
returned from a bargain-hunting eXpedi-
| ton to New York and page full of the
| news is printed in today's Star. The mil
and tells of the new way of wearing the
summer hat, without the bandeau. Then
comes news of best satin taffeta ribbons,
the makers loom ends and half the
usual prices are associated. Rich medal
lion and festoon lacas the very expensive
kinds, are to be offered at fraction of
their actual values. In some instances
half the usual prices are to be asked for
embroideries in intricate and artistic work
manship. those used for waists, Jokes, cor
set covers and f1ouncings.
Summer neckpeceS, the samples no
longer needed by the makers. We're secured
and are to be distributed at nominal prices.
So with the jewery that the importers look
upon summer styles.
Tha Obi pf Of he 6v-tn Mt
reports the acquisition of no less than
12514 waists and skirts. claimed to be
the most expensive types. though offered
at the uniform price of one dollar. More
than 5000 pieces of lingerie are also on the
list at one dollar for choice. and pictures
are printed of dantiest possible gowns,
skirts. etc. The two illustrations of dress
| ing sacques for half dollar and less tell
| OF very pretty and practical garments for
| torrid days.
Childrens wash dresses that be easily
| iaundered. and what are wanted now, and
three of these sensible kind depicted
| and priced temptingly little.
The giving of prizes for advertisements
! written by the stores patrons is to be a
| feature this week and full details are
given in today's Palais Royal page.
STUMPH & LYFORD announce that the
house is cutting prices on an summer
goods, with special bargains in refrgerators
| that can be guaranteed. all go-caTts, etc.
| Prices have also been cut with an unspar-
| Ing hand on upholstered FURNITURE poth IN
suites and separate pieces.
MAYER & CO. 4O9-411 9TH street, an
rounce great reductions in their Bowen
! New Progress and Lenox refrigerators. The
| t.rdiness of the season, together with the
DELAYED shipment of refrigerators which
has Just been received has been the cause
of these great price reductions. Their ad
vertisement. shown on another page of this
paper quotes few of the many STYLES that
are reduced in price for the coming week
Among other things, their advertisement
also quotes gas ranges, go-carts and sew
ing machines at special prices, and invites
their customers to take advantage of the
liberal credit terms in vogue at their store
and pay for their selections in small weekly
or monthly payments.
w. B. MOSES & SONS are offering special
prices in outdoor furniture, the bargains in