Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1921, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 LANSBURGH & BROTHER Washington, April 13, 1921 STORE NEWS 420-30 Seventh St. N Tricotine Susts—Poiret Twill Susts - . and Novelty Cloth Susts Women and misses seeking the very smart, artistic creations of the latest mode will be quick to realize the possibilities of this selling. Every suit from Lansburgh’s regular stock, with Qtality inbred—tailored to give service. They are embellished handsomely, vet discrim- inately—embroidered, braided, beaded and sashed. Elegantly silk lined. Sports models of Tweed, Mixtures and Shep- herd Checks havé¢ all the characteristic features. Suits of quality and distinction, mostly in sizes 18 to 38—choice, $35. Second Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother ~ A Repricing (Downward) of ;Fine Novelty Suits In immaculate Long-lined, Rippled, Bloused and Elaborated Types, that have been selling at much higher prices—now Hats—the Newer Ones of Georgette and Taffeta Just In Priced ... $6°45 . You'll like the big, droopy shapes—they are so light and airy. Ideal for wear with present-day costumes, and with fluffy frocks for the warmer days to come. Navy, copen, pink, jade, orchid are the colors. Floral wreaths, sometimes a gay knot of bright ribbon are the trims. Very smart—and new. Seeond Floor—Lansburgh & Brother e o S T e S S eSS S R T = Dress' Ginghams 25¢ yard Splendid quality 32-inch Gingham, in pink, lavender and blue checks and solid colors. .} Fresh, -new goods, ' of clear, bright colors that will launder well. Just 50 ”piecés in the lot, for tomorrow’s selling. L New Printed Voiles 35¢ yard 2 o Just 100 piecef oF High-grade, beautiiul, sheer quality voiles so much wanted for serviceable summer frocks. All the newest patterns and colors—clight and dark grounds, including navy, n, brown, black, tan, cream, rose, orchidy printed in floral and conventional pattefns. 38 inches wide. ‘There is nothing that outwears voile for summer time. Here is a chance to buy several dresses for the usual price of one. Pink Lingerie Nainsook, 28c yard 34-inch Nainsook, of fine silky finish, in the quality that you want for making the better kind of undergarments. The weave is perfect, and the fresh pink has the ex- quisite daintiness that appeals to women. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Fitting the right corset to the right figure Is what the experts from the Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute do. One of these experts is with us this week to confer with you upon your corset prob- lems and tell you all the specialized fea- tures of Nemo Corsets. Consult her freely—there is no charge for her services. Nemo Corsets are priced from $3.00 to $9.00 Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro 200 Georget}e Crepe and Satin Blouses Now $395 Crowded out by new ones, else they’d stay a while longer and sell at regular prices. What’s wrong with them? Nothing. They are as pretty as the day they arrived—but new Blouses coming in always receive the most consideration; hence, these have been marked down for quick selling. Thie Georgettes are shown in a number of lace-trimmed models—the Satin ones are smart, semi-tailored affairs—just now very much in demand for suit wear. Flesh and white only. Sizes 36 to 4. Choice, $3.95. Secomnd Floor—La: Real Madeira Hand-Embroidered Luncheon Sets at $7.95 A sale of interest to housewives, spring brides and all lovers of fine table linens. 13-piece sets of fine linen, with the dainty scallop edge and eyelet embroidery charac- teristic of Madeira handiwork. Only a limited number to be sold tomor- row ONLY for $7.95 set. Real Irish Linen Damask Table Cloths, Special, $6.95 All pure linen cloths, size 70x70, in choice of several beautiful designs. It is not often that you have opportunity to buy this kind of Linen Damask Table Cloth at this kind of price. Firat oor—Lansbargh & Brother. The NEWEST DRAPERIES and FLOOR COVERINGS —at prices that reflect the lower wholesale levels—and the still lower levels that result from our traditional policy of value-giving. GENUINE CREX RUNNER— 18 and 24 inch widths, with woven 2/, yards long green border that will match any and 38 inches wide, with borders color schcme.b Limited sl'enuled li:\ many fast colors quantity to be sold at, that will * wash re- SEEdE s A 59c peatedly. Very special $7.50 RATTANIA RUGS—large Table and Couch Covers, Scarrs room. size, 6x12, in choice of 3nd Pillows may be matched up many effective new patterns and colors. Rattania Rugs need only soap and water to keep them clean. Spe- clal o i - $12.95 116-WARP MATTING— = which, after all, makes the cleanest and coolest floor covering. There are 8 de- s:gni‘ in full w—yasrd'rolls to choose «from. pe-slo cial, a roll..ae........ to the Portieres. GOLD SEAL RUGS—with five choose from in the 9x106 size; bed, dining room and Y. Sspecial... $12.75 LINENE COUCH COVERS —in natural tan color, with stripes them cool and fresh looking. I Finished with narrow fringe, b( inches yards white CRASH POR- CONGOLEUM patterns to in patterns and colors for living, \A%'{Jl;; [¢] RC‘!:;RD nursery. TAINS—in fine, heavy quality and ] weave, with stripes of green, brown, blue and gold, 21; yards long and 40 that make | inches wide. A by 2t 31.791 el dolie, @ pair Feurth Fleor—Lansburxh & Brother CALLS ON LABOR T0 D0 115 SHARE Secretary Davis Tells Moose That Workers Must Share Nation’s Responsibilities. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, April 13.—A plea for a | fair deal for. capital, a decent living wage for labor, larger profits for | farmers through lower railroad ship- | ping rates and settlement of all in- | dustrial disputes through conferences between employer and employe, with || the golden rule as the basis of set- tlement, was made by James J. Davis. Secretary of Labor, in an address! Ill|f, before the Loyal Order of Moose. { llif|! Mr. Davis warned labor that if it !is to take a share in the policies of the nation it also must take a share lin the nation’s responsibilities, and | declared that labor must see that ! transportation conditions were such jthat the farmer could make a fair profit. He upheld the right of capital, as well as labor, to present its side of illll j all_controversies and then warned capital that a decent living wage for labor was necessary to assure loyal ill | Americanism among the workers. i Capltal Not Given Chance. il _“From time to time the large em- lllll I ployers of labor. and some of them | justly so. have been made the foot | ball of muck r said Secretary ave been painted in t n iv e side of the case they have been lll| ohargea with the dread crime of propagandism. as though the em- ployers as well as the employes hadn’t a right to present their differ- ences without being showered with charges. “It is a great deal better for labor ana capital to get together and settle their own differences, and I am sure they will reach an agreement much easier than by having the Secretary of Labor or any one eise adjust their differerces. I Equal Privileges for AllL | “Labor must realize that any plan of action or policy that proposes to con- flll{ fer privileges” and benefits on one group that e not to be extended to all others will inevitably fail and will in the long run bring only suffering and discouragement to the group it intended to benefit. s ational stability and prosperity is. therefore, seen to be a problem o maintaining equality and justice be- tween all factors, the worker in pro- duction lines, the organized worker, the interests of the manufacturer and of the distributor. A policy that will maintain a continued prosperity for if{l | one will maintain it for all. g | “I wish the law would permit me to start investigating all construction Il | work in the building lines in this country. I'woudn't spare the material men or the grafti leaders. Both are detriment: wage earners. _— Dr. Louise Mcllroy, who has obtain- iilll | ea an appointment on the staff of the Royal Free Hospital, in London, has the distinction of being the firs {woman in England to secure an ap- pointment open to both sexes at a illl { salary_of $10.000 a year. ™ A4 lock roll front Gllars & Shins ERI. & WILSON mwrnz, | Back Up Your Good Resolutions e HEELS, HAMMERS OR HOT WATER will not harm ZHI-NAMEL x" ISIT us on dates given below %/ and SEE these briltiant, beauti- ful CHI-NAMEL Flnishes teste xplained during our i Namel Demonstratio:: I b “actory Demonsirator r5c of this interesting : to expialr. &nd instru A 30 cent can of Chi-Namel Varnish with purchace of 25 cent the clety expand its paign to_raise pose during the last week of April, ®ufin QHartin@ Glass. Thursday, Friday & Saturday Cavanagh & Kendrick 3411-13 M Street Northwest FUNDS SHOWN NECESSARY Visiting Nurse Society Needs $50,- 000 to Continue and Expand. Obvious reasons for the desi Instructive Visiting Nu, not only _ Special Off superintendent Iy submitted of | year in those .\'fl-l(nl‘d] of 3.8 to | patients, a | Adar 4 to continue. work, and for the cam- 0.000 for this pur- 1215F ST.and 1212101218 C Washington's Gift Store i 25% to 33Y53% This Great Campaign Closes Next Tuesday Night--Hurry-Hurry! IS new and bezutiful Player-Piano is an 88-note instrument, guaranteed for 10 years, which 4 assures you of absolute satisfaction and protection. The instrument is designed along plain lines, yet is so artistic that it i§ certain to satisfy the most scrutinizing buyer. It contains a five- point motor, bell metal plate, fipe sounding board, the latest improvements and devices, loud and soft pedal expression devices—in fact, is a model player-piano and an instrument that compares most favorably with player-pianos Every family without a player- piano in its home should take ad- vantage of this very unusual offer. Remember, you are not compelled to pay cash; our special arrange- ment of easy payments allows you a long time in which to pay for the player. Don’t delay. Call tomor- row. - We are open eyery night until nine o’clock. GUARANTEE Every one of these Player-Pianos is warranted to be first-class and is fully guaranteed for the term of ten years. You are absolutely protected in every way. You are sure to be pleumfr DESCRIPTION The Player-Pianos we are selling at $398 are full size, 88-note, beautiful mahogany cases, pump very easily and are first-class Player-Pianos in ‘every respect. . TERMS What can be casier than $10 down and then $2.70 weekly on the balance to approved credit? Surely anyone can now enjoy the pleasures of a fine Player-Piaro. MONEY BACK Your money will be cheerfully refunded within a reasonable length of time, if you find the instru- ment is not as represented in every way. This applies to out-of-town buyers as well. THE PRICE These beautiful Player-Pianos are worth a great deal more, and the price of $398 at this time is certainly a bargain. We want to copvince you that they will please in every respect. The tone is full and rich and the cases beautiful. FREE We include free with every Player-Piano a beau- tiful bench to match, free delivery and we guaran- tee safe delivery. Special Exchange Offer As our stock of used Upright Pianos at this time is low, we will, for a short time, make you a liberal offer on your Upright Piano in exchange for a Player-Piaco. In writing, state make, age, case and condition. This is the opportunity you waiting for—don’t put buying off another | any bank or trust company in the United minute. are contained in the report of the of the to see given a marked increase next | Part thirty ds eing in Crystal This selection of special items includes a variety of pieces in Cut Glass—Art Novelty Glass—and Light Cut At Reductions of Used Instruments Taken in Exchange Fnabe 1921, is made use of b; | The congregation consists of persons nd [ who come from a distance generally. organization | g to the board of h. nursing to a group of Y. \W. | and during the services the street in he report states. in | t of the edifice was blocked with “which talks are proving sat- Now they are stored in the ga- ¢ at a nominal rate, and the money isfactory and are much appreciated. cted in thi$ manner and that re paid a E e 1 —_— i to_ § gnr{\rrr“}! from repairs and accessories ROA B A materially in meeting the ex- | solved s of the church. ST. NEW YORK t 507 F Avenue, near 42nd et, is located another one of the famous Bachrach studios The reput: of this great por- organization has brought to Entrance s e e New York studio many people of note from all over the world. Its record of sittings is practically a list of «“Who’s Who.”” How you dress is an important factor in artistic photographs. Send for interesting backlet. Bachrach PHOTOGRAPHS 'f DISTINCTION ¢<Largest makers of quality portraits in the world”® 1327 F St. N.W., Washington, D. C. Detroit New York Brosklyn Boston Springfield Magaoli Washington Providence Worcester Atlanti Pittsburgh New Haven Hartiord s a0, Cleveland New Bedford Bachrach quality at prices ranging from $18 a dozen up- ward—depending upon finish and style. sold elsewhere for a great deal more. Compare This Player at $.?98 With Other Players Selling for Much More TERMS: - §10 DOWN Then $2.70 Weekly As to our responsibility—we refer you to have been States. arerooms, Inc. f.g’./wiuipmp.'li 1330 G Street N.W.