Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1921, Page 15

A Fore-Week Sale of Spring APRIL 17, 1921-—-PART . 1. THE BUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, READY-MADE WAIST LININGS simplify home sewing. Made of good material, with picot neek and armholes, and finished with belt and hooks and eyes. 35c. First Floer LET JANE STUART give you any further information you want about any item we advertise. She will shop for you or with you. Franklin 7400. e = — = Monday, we have planned for the Woman and Miss of fastidious tastes ale! New, High-Quality Silk Frocks 3 Fresh and shimmering in their glory of Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Georgette and Taffeta---these Frocks are strikingly prepossessing and triumphant in their value-giving. Priced Special 29% In these dainty frocks, the mode presents wonderful variations of line and effect; some models borrow the trim lines of the tailor- made; in others, slender, snug-fitting bodices contrast uniquely with bouffant skirts—authentic versions of the present vogue. e Not only young women, but others who require sizes and styles created especially for those 38 to 44 bust measurement—who adore youthful things—should take advantage of this unusual offer. GEORGETTES, in gorgeous beaded splendor, or embroidered, are shown in graceful straightline mode—colors for afternoon and street wear. *x %k X CANTON CREPES and Crepe de Chines, in charming youthful creations, with wool embroidery applied in the conventional way, or outlined with nar- row silk braid on body and skirt, while ribbons and brilliant flower corsages are used in some models. * *x X TAFFETA f{rocks are bouffant— and ruffled—the sleeves are short, the neck lines pretty—the skirts circular or in tunic effect. We are not going to dwell much on the quantity in this selling, although there are plenty, but rather the quality and styles are to be emphasized. You never expected to be able to buy such quality and style at this price. They are distinctly frocks of the better kind— far surpassing in value and variety any we have recently shown —they even rival many of the high-cost frocks in our regular stock. D All wanted and desirable shades ok } for .immediate and summer wear— ol ! / 2 18 grays, blues, bisque, browns, beige, A navy, black—and. others. Complete range of sizes—fron{16 to 44. ONLY FIVE OF THE MANY MODELS IL- LUSTRATED. THERE ARE SCORES OF OTHER CHARMINGLY DIFFERENT STYLES AR Al e T OB 2, - O TO CHOOSE FROM. CHOICE, $29.50. —— Strikingly Beautiful Style in @ Sale of “Dress” Blouses of Ribbons ol Fluttering With Beauty and Economy TWO-TONE AND TAFFETA AND MOIRE FANCY RIBBONS in every RIBBONS in the wanted The Girls’ Store on the Third Floor Announces Apparel at Special Prices Mothers—and their daughters, will not care to overlook such savings as we will offer here tomorrow on the newest and most wanted of Spring and Summer Wash Dresses, Regulation Dresses, Middy Wear and Coats. Prices have been especially reduced for the occasion and the savings are worthy. All Girls® Spring Coats at 25% off " Marked prices, ranging from $7.95 to $34.50 This means, you can have your choice of our entire stock of Girls’ and Misses’ Spring Coats at exactly one-fourth off marked prices. The orig- inal selling price is attached to every garment and you can make your own deductions. The COATS are new Spring models—of fine ma- fashionable color and com- bination, plaids, stripes and dresdens in taffeta, moire and satin. Widths for sashes, girdles, camisoles, etc. VarqEe poone e 59c FAILLE RIBBONS, 6-inch heavy Faille Ribbon in plain and moire effects, that is being so much used for the big bows on the newest ha:is, as well asbfor sashes and hair ribbons. Yard. 75¢ colorings, in plain and strip- ed effects, and there is not a ribbon use for which they are not suited, all of them about 6 inches “vide and of . beautiful, ‘heavy qual- itys Nard oS s 3% HAIR BOW RIBBONS, pretty taffetas and moires. Can be tied into perky hair bows. Both light and dark colors for school or dress- up days. The price is vgry special. Yard... 250 First Floor—~Lansburgh & Brother. Dainty Underslips for Girls Come in Pink and Blue Fine Quality Georgetle Crepe Securel very advantageously and ofered «t much less than usual pricng. ......... o The demand for Blouases of this charac- 1--s been greater than for many seasons. yinat, then, will be the response to this an- nouncement, wherein values greater than for many seasons are offered at such an attrac- tive price? Linen filet lace trimmed and hand- embroidered styles—some cleverly beaded. Long and short sleeves—all the newer necklines. The variety is unusual, as these are sample blouses and one can choose readily the most de- sired shades, with a plentiful selection of the wanted bisque, zinc gray, flesh and white. Overblouse. reg- ulation and tie-back types in sizes 36 to 42—at $6.95. terials, in belted or wrappy models, and the colors are those now in vogue. If your daughter needs a Spring Coat, choose here Monday—and save 25%. Lovely anderslips in palest pink and blue, also in white, princess and empire styles, finished with flounce, having rows of Val insertion, and edged with the same | lace that trims the neck and armholes. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother GayF Jowered Silk Kimonos Girls’ Regulation Lonsdale Just the slips to wear under crisp organdie dresses. Jean Dresses Sale--Sample Dresses at savings of a third Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother to one-half—choice $6.95 l i One of New York’s finest makers has sent us his samples of fine sum- mer dresses. Smart mid-summer styles fashioned of fine imported Ginghams and Chambrays —also Bloomer-style Dresses on Japanese Crepe. The former in attractive plaids, checks, stripes and combina- tions. Some are hand-smocked—all have pockets, new collars and belt treatments. Sizes 6 to 12 vears. Girls’ Bloomer Dresses Monday, $3-95 The most popular play-time dress that has come forth for several scasons. Made of serviceable, fast-color Ginghams in combina- tion effects—solid color waists, with check skirts and bloomers. Sizes 4 to 12. stecial $3.20 The perennial favorite—regulation dress is popular in all seasons—these are made of fine quality kiddie cloth, serviceable unbleached muslin_and Lonsdale Jean, with regulation trim. Sizes arc for girls of 6 to 14 years, “Goody” Middy Blouses Steciat $1.95 Made the regulation middy way of fine, durable quality Lonsdale Jean, trimmed with colored collars and cuffs. Sizes for girls and misses—from 6 to 22. An extra special value —for Monday only. Girls’ Fine Wash Frocks Stecial $3.45 Smart styles of fine Poplin and Crepe in’ tan or cadet blue are trimmed with ribbon, or self sashes—some with large pockets—all are hand embroidered in contrasting colors. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Third Fleor—La nsburgh & Brother Sizes for 8 to 16 years—$1.49 to $3.95. l Corsets and Brassieres should be fitted together —and that is just what the expert sent to us by the makers of Nemo- Corsets will do for Washington women all dufing the week. Miss O’Brien can solve your corset jproblems, and so fit you -that your figure will show good lines that you- -never knew it had. She will fit you in a NEMO CORSET that you < will have to own is more comfortable than you thought a corset could be. That is because of the specialized features found in no other corset than the NEMO, which has models priced from $3.00 to $13.00. And the NEMO CIRCLET BRASSIERE—priced from $1.50 to $3.50—will fit right over your NEMO CORSET, and eliminate entirely that ugly line that marred the good looks of your last suit. Consult Miss O’Brien any day this week. There are no charges for her services. Third Floer—Lansburgh & Brother, Beloved of College Girls at $10.00 Made, from extra heavy silks, in navy, peacock, rose, with gorgeous lotus flowers flaunting gay colors over them; of soft taupe with oriental figures; of wistaria covered with apple blossoms. Prettily made, too, with elastic in the back shirring, and long ribbon strings to tic in front. Big coilars, and novel ball-tipped sleeves. Cotton Crepe Kimonos at $2.95 and $3.95 Full cut, for comfort, but styled to bring out all the lovely colors of the soft Japanese crepes that make them. Both light and dark cffects, styled and sized for all figures. Long Kimonos of Box Loom Crefe, $7.95 Slip-onor buttoned-front models, with hand em- broideries in gay colored threads that contrast prettily with the solid colors of the crepe. Finished off with Justrous satin ribbons. 2 Long Kimonos of Cotton Crepe, $1.95 Full-length kimonos of solid color crepe and many in the fancy figured and flowered kind. Both buttoned and semi-fitted models and wonderful values. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother