Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-31
IN THE STORES

THE PALAIS ROYAL program for this
week is an after Easter sale of broken lots.
The suit department will furnish choice of
four hundred cloth suits. all latest styles,
but not all sizes in any one style. saw
ing Of not few dollars is promised the
visitor making a selection from these
broken lots. So with white wash waists
two tables are to be piled high with broken
lots and greatly reduced prices quoted for
choice. Then come stockings, a terrible
medley. but rare'y good values are claimed.
All the remaining model corsets, utilized
last week by Madame Mine. the expert,
are to be sold at fractional prices. In con-
junction the broken lots of regular
lines, and these are announced at one low
price for choice.
All the remaining trimmed hats are to
join the after-Easter sale and at prices
However those who have purchased an
Easter hat and need an additional bunch
OF flowers or feathers are promised not a
few tables full Of choice bargains.
1t is also announced that the entire re-
manning stock of cloth suftings is to be
offered in four lots and reduced prices
asked. Trimmings and embroideries are
quoted at sympathetic prices.
Every paragraph of today's Palais Royal
page is likely to delight the bargain hunter,
and when it Is remembered that being a
broken lot is the one fault of the goods
offered the delight would seem perfectly
justifiable.
PARKER, BRIDGET & CO. call atten-
ton to another important offering Of wom-
ems tailor-made suits. made in the latest
Elton and coat styles, which will be sold at
considerably less than their worth. These
suits are the product of New York's best
manufacturers and are made up in fancy
worsteds, panamas and serges in pretty
stripes on white grounds. checks, etc. New
arrivals are also reported in women's
waists, in both lingerie and tailored effects,
in new linen suits and new silk dresses.
The gloves to match the seasons gowns
are shown in all modish shades and lengths,
both in kid and silk, and as final Access
sorry to a correct toilet nothing can be
more suitable than the Dorothy Dodd Ok
ford ties, one Of the most stylish express
sions Of the season in footwear.
PHILIPSBORN'S announce the return of
Nine. Lichenstein with new models and
novel designs in dress and walking hats
which will be shown this week.
Many popular priced adaptations from
imported models also are on display, and
the millinery showing is now at its height.
The jaunty sailors are receiving much at
tention from fashionable dressers and prove
very dashing when worn with tailored suits.
The first showing of linen suits is an
nounced for tomorrow-when many beauti-
full models will be displayed-including lace
trimmed Elton suits and the severer tailored
styles.
The pastel shades are carried out in a
soft finish French linen, making dashing
frocks for summer wear at pleasingly mod
est prices.
New styles in taffeta and rajah dresses
and suits will be displayed tomorrow-ex-
elusive effects that cannot be duplicated
by us.
The first floor attractions will be special
sales of lingerie waists and taffeta petit
eoats-pretty styles at unusually low prices
BERRY & WHITMORE co. call attention
to their stock of jewelry, silverware,
bronzes. glassware and many odd things
not found elsewhere will aid in the selec-
ton of attractive wedding presents
BON MARCHE announces that suit hats
are in great demand for the early spring.
An especial favorite Is the 'Trotteur" a
stiff shape with soft lines and ideally
adapted either for travelling or for informal
wear at home. Children's trimmed hats are
carefully considered at this store, the mod
els including all the popular styles, to-
gether with exclusive designs-in Leghorn,
and fine lace straw and chiffon, In poke,
fiat and picture effects.
]. L. LEvERTON & CO.-The women's
exclusive outergarment store is showing
over 500 distinct styles in women's and
misses. suits. Every kind OF fabric and
styles UP to the hour. This 10 equal to any