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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1905
Page
7
The Palais Royal Opening Souvenirs celebrate milady’s fashion outlook as Dame Fashion promotes white waists and milady seeks spring outfits. Organdy and silk dresses suit evening wear now while new cloth suits offer comfort under wraps, and complimentary prices entice shoppers to spend. History repeats as readers anticipate wardrobe updates.
Tomorrow ten percent discount on Organdy and Point d Esprit Dresses priced from 25 to 45 dollars. Silk Dresses and Suits range 15 to 50 dollars, Wash Waists 6 to 10 dollars, Cloth and Silk Skirts 10 to 15 dollars, Spring Coats 10 to 25 dollars. Also new Latin Foulards, Warps, Pink Checks, Fancy Stripes, 5000 yards 15 cent Ginghams, 9 cent Souvenir price on 300 yards He Wool Cloth Spring 39 cent Suitings.
Tomorrow’s lace department offers 250 pieces of Point de Paris and Valenciennes lace edges and insertings, 2 to 6 inches wide, priced at only two yards for choice.
Tomorrow only, new Point Venice and Arabian Lace all over at seven shillings per yard. Lace widths are 18 inches with color options white cream and ecru.
Laces priced at 89c a yard feature various sized dots in black white pink blue and lavender suitable for evening dresses and waists and available only for tomorrow.
Value robes in black spangled cream lace and Irish linen with circular flounces and panels advertised at cash prices lower than prevailing. Opening prices noted as complimentary and welcome. Lead mentions Batiste and Embroidered fabrics with circular details for sale.
Advertises all-silk ribbons in plain and satin taffeta five inches wide in white, black, and multiple shades. Price listed as 16c per yard for tomorrow only, labeled as a souvenir.
Tomorrow only, prices drop on hats of tucked chiffon in colors, violets and roses bunches, new leather belts, craveneted rain coats, silk umbrellas, parasols, Paris veils, auto veils, and Oneila Union suits for ladies and children in all sizes, with marked savings across multiple lines.
A list of titles including A Mere Cypher Under Pressure Roses of Shadow Homespun The Girl Who Wrote Bessie Castrell A Brave Little Quakeress Jan Vedder's Wife Between Two Loves The Mar plot The Celibates As It Was Written A Born Player Clink of the Ice Black Rock His Sombre Rivals The Bow of Orange Ribbon An Unexpected Result. 9c To-morrow for the beat 25¢ boxes of cloth finished Stationery The right reserved to limit the quantity allowed each customer 1 to 50c for the new Valentines purchasers of one dollars worth or more will be allowed 10 per cent discount.
Yard offering sample embroidery strips from one to six inches wide. Best quality, new patterns in stock. Promotes tomorrow as the best opportunity of the year for buyers.
An advertisement describes corset cover embroideries of 15 and 18 inches with bead work for ribbon in thirty new styles. Offered at half price for tomorrow only, at 25 cents per yard instead of 50 cents.
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