Evening Star Newspaper, January 16, 1921, Page 13

\ THE SUNDAY STAR, JANUARY 16, 1921—PART 1L 1 LANSBURGH&DBROTHER Washington, D. C,, January 16, MONDAY STORE NEWS 420-30 Seventh St. NW. Going ‘“the Market One Better” in The Sales of January You read a lot these days about price =isa i -~ T e v 1o Y o . i N —————— e o - e NG adjustment. There's something to that. It’s a com-~ mendable ’thing’. But, to our way of thinking’, the store that simply reduces merchandise to what it can be replaced for isn't doing’ anything to brag‘ about. The Lansburgh store is doing two things now— (1) Reducing the merchandise it has on hand to levels MUCH lower than present worth. (2) Keeping alert to the special offerings the market affords— purchasing those lots that make possible prices that would tempt the customer these between-season days. We are frank in admitting that we realize that business must be done on a PRICE basis these days. And price has been keeping us busy in days that usually would have been a period of inactivity. the point of value-giving, the one we held just two weeks ago. The January Sale Again Brings Special Values in Sheeis, Pillowcases «nd Domestic Cottons Tomorrow we are going to have another selling of sheets,-cases and domestic cottons that will rival, from can be appreciated only upon inspection. ‘The excellent qualities presented at each price These are but indicative of the dozen of groups at such noteworthy prices during the January Sale. 1 “Mill Run” Sheels T Extra Quality—Extra Value Because these sheets are “mill runs,” showing trivial faults, which do not impair their serviceability, they are offered for much less than their regular selling prices. Purchase in quantities will be profitable. 90x99 Hemstitched Sheets. ., T 90x99 Plain Hemmed Sheets. 90x90 Plain Hemmed Sheets. $1.29 i — 1 I a4 - Startling Reductions on Woolen Dress Goods —and here are positive demonstrations of the wonderful values. similar quality materials and we will surely get your business. 55-in. All-Wool Navy Blue Serge, Yard $1.39 | Looking over our records of last spring we find that this serge retailed at $4.00, and while replacement values are lower, yet they are not so low as to warrant a value such as this. The serge is strictly all wool, 55 inches wide, non- crushable, fast dye, and is shown in Navy Blue only. There are only five hundred yards for sale, so be prompt. We (i i | “Fairhaven” Pillowcases 45c¢ each Carefully hemstitched and scalloped—well known for excel- lent wearing qualities, in the 45x36 inch size. Lonsdale Bleached Muslin, 36 inches wide, special, 17¢ yard Bleached Muslin, 42 inches wide, free from dressing, special, 25¢ yard Domestic Nainsook, 36 inches wide, fine for lingerie, special, 25¢ yard First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Neponset Sheets “Mill Runs” Specially Priced i These are sheets widely desired for their excellent wearing and laundering qualities—they are “Mill Runs” of the famous Cast Iron tnanufacture, being very heavy, hand torn and finished with three-inch hems. They are unusual values at these prices. 63x90 Neponset Sheets, each ................. 63x99 Neponset Sheets, each . 72x90 Neponset Sheets, each ... .. 72x99 Neponset Sheets, each .. 72x108 Neponset Sheets, each ... 81x90 Neponset Sheets, each .... 81x99 Neponset Sheets, each 81x108 Neponset Sheets, each . 90x108 Neponset Sheets, each * * * ““Bontex” Bolster Cases, 65¢ each A well known brand, excellent weight and quality, Pur chase in quantities will be profitable. Size 42x72 inches. will also accept telephone orders on this item. 54snch All-wool Cream Serge, Yard, $1.98 At nearly half it is a wonderful value. it is washable. 50-inch All-wool Tricotine, Yard, $2.98 This is strictly all wool, with a fine, soft finish, It is full 50 inches wide, and is shown in navy blue, brown, taupe, green and black. Splendid for spring wear. 54-inch All-wool Fine Empress Cloth, $1.69 Dust-repellant and strictly all wool. blue, brown and black. skirts, dresses, etc. Comfortable for spring wear. Third Floes—Lansburgh & Brether r f k | Splendid for dresses, plaited skirts, children’s and infants’ coats because Shown in navy Splendid for accordion-plaited Compare our prices with those for 54-inch Heather Suiting Jersey, $2.98 The very smartest thing for early spring suits and short sport skirts. In mixtures of brown, gray, blue and green. Full 54 inches wide, and a real value at this price, 50-inch Fine Mohair Sicilian, Yard, 99¢ This mohair is reversible and dust-repellant; with a silky lustrous face. In black and navy blue only, = Fine for men’s house or office coats, women'’s skirts, etc, 42-inch All-wool Navy Serge, Yard, 92 Besides navy blue, we have this all-wool serge in Burgundy and black, It is incomparable for-children's middy blouses, skirts, bloomers, etc. g 40-inch Crepe de Chine | 40-inch Crepe Meteor | 32-inch Silk Shirtings 36-inch Tricolette ‘ 36-inch Wash Satins The Janlfary Sale of Silks features for Monday a new purchase of 20,000 yards of Quality Silks ~ at $1.98 Yard | Colored Dress Satins Colored Chiffon Taffeta Black Satin Duchess Black Chiffon Taffeta and Fine Satin Crepes | Twenty thousand yards of beautiful, perfectly woven Silks—in ten weaves that have been shown preference this season. Qualities iden- tically the same as those sold in previous sales at much higher prices. Weaves and colors adapted for blouses, dresses, wraps, skirts, lingeric, for evening gowns, for formal, semi-dress, outing and southern wear. Come prepared to buy the Silks you want for the immediate and spring and even into summer-. Every good color, and plenty of black. The Sale Price is $1.98 a yard Third Floor—Lansburgh-& Brother. This Is Too Good to Miss— A Sale of 1,000 pairs of Fine Scrim, Marquisette xtra S — Water Skt i recovitt sire i n 5895 ¢ only; 3 ft. by 6 ft. cut, N 9595 | B2 5695 each 69c. Dainty, Colorful 1,000 yards Cretonnes $1.19 and $1.29 s Qualities—yard.. 396 These attractive, 36-inch Cretonnes are offered in a wide variety of colorings and patterns. They are superior qualities, and suitable for draperies, cushions, chair coverings, slip-covers, etc. 75¢c Marquisettz;. special at 49c This pricing includes Scrims and Marquisettes of “the finer qualities, full 36 inches wide. They come in pure white, cream and ecru. LOT I— $3.25 to $3.95 Curtains—pair $1'95 LOT 3— $5.25 to $5.95 Curtai::—far'r.$3' 9 5 and Voile Curtains Those who wait for January Sales to replenish their Curtain needs will not be-disappointed. Here is the largest sale of Curtains we have ever held. Every pair perfect, fresh and clean—just the kind of curtains to give that hemelike appearance which you so much desire—shown in many delightful patterns of insertion and edges of Cluny and Filet pattern laces. 36 to 40 inch widths. Though beautiful in design and very fine in quality, these tremendous reductions prevail : All are 274 and 2}4 yards long, in LOT 2— $4.25t0 $4.95 Curtains—pair $2.95 LOT 4— $6.45 to $6.95 Curta;:a—fim’r $4‘ 9 5 Drapery Fabrics—reduced Fine Quality Scrims specially priced, 33c These dainty curtain scrims are a yard wide, and may be had with or without borders in these shades: Beige, ecru and white. Suitable for full or sash curtains Special, 33c yard. 59c Colored Marguisettes at 39¢c A great variety of handsome floral and conventional pat- terns in such colors as rose, brown and green. They are 36 inches wide. Very good value. X Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Sale of Undermuslins Our Undermuslin stocks are daily being augment- ed by fine new goods. Whether you have been here or not during these sales of January it will pay you to look over the new things that have just come in. I GF | I | Undergarments at 69c | | i flesh batiste and windsor crepe bloomers and nain- i sook corset covers. The nightgowns are slip-over !l models, with neat embroidery edges and hem- h i There are in the lot fine muslin nightgowns, | i stitching, in both regular and extra sizes. I Undergarments at 99c This group includes fine nainsook and flesh batiste nightgowns and envelope chemises, with well-fitting yokes daintily trimmed in lace inserts and edges and some are nicely finished with fancy stitching. Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise, made of fine quality nainsook, with dainty lace-trimmed yokes, $150 and finished with feather stitching. Special........ Envelope Chemise, made of fine nainsook, with yokes that are prettily hemstitched. Some are trimmed with ribbon bands and others with fish-eye val lace $1 25 €dgES suserecrevsirencerieas cerrecasenerasiiseogesiens 2 Nightgowns and Efnvelope Chemise, also a line of combinations; all are of fine nainsook and nicely trimmed with fine Jaces, These formerly sold at from $2.50 $1 95 10 $3.50, NOW.cersrreres’vrercorrosorsnnrirersorconnns 2 Samples of Nightgowns, White Petticoats, En- velope Chemise and Combinations, made of fine nainsook and trimmed with lace, Formerly sold at $250 §] 69, $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 to $6.00, NOW.evrrrerss Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A remarkable value Women'’s Housedresses of Amoskeag Gingham and Chambray, Guar- anteed Fast Colors, at $1.39 Neat plaids, checks, solid colors and combinations of colors which make them es- pecially desirable. Square, round and V necks, long and three-quarter sleeves. All are smartly belted and pocketed. The sizes are 36 to 44. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother