Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 21

s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., 1. C. FRIDAY. APRIL 29, 1921, ¢¢Lest We Forget” The war ended for you with the official procla- mation, didn’t it? ° Or maybe when that boy of yours came home, swinging up the path, happy, whistling —and whole! You caught breath, and breathed a prayer of - thankfulness that he was whole, didn’t you? But do you ever think of those boys for whom the war has not ended yet? Those boys for whom the war will never end? Those boys who have been told of a Little Mother’s slipping away into thc (Great Beyond — told—because THEY COULD NOT SEE. A Little Mother who slipped away be- cause something snap- ped when she saw that her boy would never swing gayly up a path again—thgt-hec wouki never see again. Walter Reed and St. Elizabeth’'s are filled with boys for whom the, war will-never end. When flags were fly- ing and bands were playing there’ was a your glory about it all—but now there is only dreary monotony -in lying day after day on a lonely hospital cot. i Are you doing any- thing to drive away the loneliness? Was your prayer of thankfulness just from the lips? Despite the sightless eyes, missing legs and maimed bodies those boys are normal boys—some Little Mother’s boy. YOUR OWN MIGHT HAV AMONG THEM There's a ball game to- day, there's a good show; do you ever send them tickets? Your auto—do you ever lend it, or better still, do you ever drive it yourse!f and take those boys to ride? The empiy chair at your table, do you ask those boys to fill it? Candy, home goodies, flowers, just a little plain old-fashioned home - made love, do you ever give it to those boys—those blessed boys for whom the war will never end? BOY BEEN L PET.TIC-O-A-TS Siik Jersey $5.9 Chiffon Taffeta _ Rather low price for the high quality of matcrials used in these clinging petticoats that conform éxactly to the outergarment styles of the day. flounces according to your preference. Pleated and tailored The taffetas arc in changeable cffects: the jersevs in plain colors of the season’s mode. Silk Jersey Petticoats, $7.95 —Satisfactory range of colors, singly or combined in hosts of differing effects. Flounces of jersey or messaline, some with Van Dyke points of Persian satin—these are realiy ex- quisite. Chiffon Taffeta Petticoats, $695 and $7.95—Extra width for larger women, but so cut that hip line is kept down to a more slender appearance. Ruffled and tucked flounces: black and all the spring and summer colors. Washable Silk Petticoats, $295 and $3.95—White silk of unusuaily good quality—but then they're washable, so that makes them practical as well as exceptional value. Panel front hemstitched hems or_shirred flounces, Silk Shadow-proof Silk Pet- ticoats, $4.95 and $5.95—Some- thing new and practical; very light in weight, but not trans- - parent, and particularly de- lightful for summer wear, Extra wide for larger women, Flounce finished with tucks, Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother desire. Sheer stripes—but firm and durable, The colors— navy, black, white, twe shades of tan, cerdevan, gray. Two-tones in the most distinetive combina- tions, The mottled styles are silk-and-fiber mixed, and Strengthencd toes bieels; also heav: hems to obyi on garter clasps, "~ Sale! 1,008 pairs of ' . Women’s Novelty Stripe | Silk -Stockings, pair $1.50 As we write they are being taken from their boxes and every pair is fresh and new—not only direct from the manufacturer’s hands, but new in sty{e pretty as the most fastidious woman could possibly First Pleos—Lansburgh & Brather, and just as Sizes 8% to 10—if ‘you are Interested In procuring | the mest remarkable ; Hoslery value offered for many a day, try te be here as carly as possible tomor- row morning, “I Makes Mine Myself” A “recorded” receipt for heme brew, Ameng the pawest May Aeolian - Veealion Records Mixed to the taste by Ernest Hare. On the reverse “Loveless Love” by the same artist. Other Acolian - Vecafion double-faced May recerds include: Presideat Harding March Aeoiian Military Band To Victors March— Aroliaa Military Band Romance Waitz Asolian Tance Qechestra Meilo Celio Walts Belonis Dance Orchestrs “Sippi Shore.” Goe Elep - Al Jockers Pance Orchestra zl’mr..; (iatro. “Opes Arms’) Fox Trot Al Jockers Pance Orchestrs Siren of a South &es. Fox Trot— Selop's Pance @rchestza “Happi- . (lntro. Miller's Black and White Dreamy Haws! Watts— Ferrers Fraccbini Green O the Way to Wa Ferrara Franchini and Green (Scandinavia Harmooizer's Quartette Ttmbactoo g Allees Btasiey Nestle . Yoar Paddy's Arms— Biliott Shaw and Charles Hart Wryoming hekpby- Piliott Khaw and Charles Hart There Cames a Day—(from TThe Rose (Gir"') Abas_Harrison’ Bweet Belis of San Jose— Suannam Four Balcony—Kirst Fleer— Lansburgh & Brother Handkerehiefs —are specially priced. Women's Pure: Linen Handkerchiefs, all - white, with hemstitched hems and neat’ embreid- ered corness’,, ..., 256 Crepe "de Chine Hand- kerchiefs, in Pink, Blus, Orchid, Nile and Buff; soft, pretty and splendid quality ,..., ,,,10(,' Pirst Plees, Theve is-dash in the dets of the New Veils And there is {ovely color, too—just such color as vou would exvect French dotted veils to have. Just think of these colors: Orange dots on flesh, tan on brown, blue on taupe, folly on gray, t# on flesh, blue on gray, purple on flesh, blue on black, brown , on taupe. Priced from 69¢c to $1.50 yard. First Floer. A special Saturday offering 100 Lovely New Dresses Canton Crepe Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses Georgette Dresses Right at the approach of summer these sheer dresses make their appearance—and such an incred- ibly low price! 7 7 V/ Models™ suitable for after- noon, street and general wear— in fact, many are so artistically done that they are pretty enough to wear at almost for- mal affairs. Well, it was an unusual stroke of commercialism, but we urged the manufacturer to allow us the even hundred to sell at $20 cach, and here ; are! thieysare: Crystal beads, silk and varn embroidery and a host »f new touches that are never seen in anything but high- priced garments—still, in spite of this fact. we are for- tunate enough to acquire this one hundred to sell at only $20. l.ucky hundred women who get them! Fashion’s caprice is fully indulged in designing these beautiful frocks. First in describing, we must tell you that they are in pastel tints and dark colors, including flesh, Bermuda, copen, navy, Marion blue. black, brown, bisque and white. > Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother As usual---we are just ahead of the “crowd” with a sale of newest Early-summer MILLINERY Never mind how we do it, just be satisfied to take ad- vantage of a Saturday offer- ing that allows you to get a brand-new hat for Sunday wear and many a day there- after—paying only $5.00 for it. Every kind of new and ac- ceptable model and trimming scheme is included. Taffeta (you know taffeta hats are the rage of Fifth Avenue), Geor- gette, faney braids, sport sailors, tailored hats and what- ever Fashion says is torrect, Wenderful range ef colors, such as rose, pink, jade, orchid, copen, navy, white, black, in single tones or combined most pleasingly. You might give a thought ta vacation time and get a hat now—ior, as we mentioned in the Introduction, they are advance styles and you are sure to be in the mede by selecting from this lot. 7 Second Floos—Lansbusgh & Brothes New Lingerie Blouses ‘5‘, Made ef French Voiie, in a number of dainty models quite in keeping with the A String of Graduated Pearls —for a (iraduation Gift— could anything .be lovelier? $3.95 1 —fer which veu weuld not pbject tq paying more, if we asked it. We siall pot ask it, how- eves, for we always do and always shall rant. pup frieads the benent of what- ever price concessiong we acquire, Naw let’s take a look at gdetails of these charming Blouses: sheer quality of the materi There’s a slip-over style with round collar edged with Irish lace. The front metif is- hemstitched in a pane| form, tiny embreidered dots included in the scheme. a base of Irish lace at the base and just outside a group of tiny tucks. Another elaborate front with deep hemstitched frill; same at cuffs. Hemstitched voke outline and slecves hemstitched in armhole. Second Fioor—i.ansburgh & Brother New Neekwear —that combines the last word of fashion with the first prin- ciples of practicality. To wear with the swagger jersey sport coats and sweat- ers there are stunning little vestees with collars and cuffs to match, made of tucked nets, ‘trimmed with yal lJaces—economical. too— because no girl wastes a waist urlxdc ra . sweater when she can get these 950 vestees for........ \ Hemstitched Georgette for saskes and hat scarfs ¥ fComes in afl the shades of the moment. and in just the right width to tie into the smart bows that swing from e new togs. $I_39 all th Yard vioveeseiviies Some big bargains for tomorrow will be found in Real Filet and Irish Crochet Tuxedo Collars of beautiful designs. From $L19 to $3.95. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother For every giM wants a string of pearls—and they are the one jewel that is as apprepriate for yveuth as for age. Ko to- morrow’s salc of 24-inch strings of RADIANT PEARLS . $5.25 —graduate styie, fastened with solid gold clasp, and every bead guaranteed not to peel or dis- color, is tao geod to overlook, when the price is so low. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Need any of these to keep you comfortabld and well groomed?. They are specially priced for Saturday. Deo, a dainty deocorant, 2lc. Superior Quality Hand Scrubs. 15¢c. Coty's Face Powder, all tints, B9¢c. Amani Henna Shampoo, 2 for c. Kolynos Tooth Paste, 17c. Page’s Talcum, 10c. Jergens’ Bath Tablets, cake C.. Glenn's Sulphur Soap. 19 Pond’s Cold Cream, 2Ic. Large Lavoris, 99c. Bath Brush, with detachable handle, 79c. First Floor—Lanshurgh & Brother / Va “The Sales of May” Are On the Way—See Sunday’s Papers Sat.urday---Childrelz% Da,y | Skillful indecd were the designers who created these -~ Winsome White Frock for Girls —FOR MAY PROCE MENCEMENTS, AND G AL ¢ Never better values. pleasing and appropriate vears. For instance: Finer White Lawn Frocks, $5.95 Tucked, lace and em- broidery trimmed, in a host of girlish styles. Just as dainty as can be and no dressmaker would think of making them at our selling price. 8 to 14 years. Fine Vosle and Organdie Dresses Perfectly lovely! Lace- trimmed and tucked waists, skirts with small tucks -and ruffles; sashes of self materials or pretty ribbons. Sizes 10 to 14 years. Priced $11.95, $12.95 to $16.50. Never such a variety of styles for girls from 8 to 14 s’lee" Organd;c Dresses, $7.95 Lovely styles—round or square neck. Some made with tunic. Then there are lace-trimmed styles and still others show insertion and Van Dyke point trim- ming. Ribbon Sashes. 8 to 14 years. Fine White Lawn Dresses, $3.95 Full skirts with deep hem and pin tucks; some mod- cls with the new apron front, lace trimmed, and finished with sash. Sizes 8 to 14 years. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Little prices for Little Garments beautifully fashioned for Little Folks We're going to make summer just as comfortable Dique Hats, $1.00 to $3.95 Trimmings Include French knots, embroidery and lace in a variety of effects. You know these hats can be washed. as can be for the kiddies—at the same time we haven’t lost sight of the fact that mothers pay strict attention to the style features of their little one’s clothes. special offerings: Pique Coats, $2.95 Box model with belts: sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years. Pretty, babyish styles. Finer White Dresses, $2.95, $3.95 and $6.95 Lawn, Organdie, Voile in Empire and waist models; prettily trimmed with lace and ribbon. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A fitting example is shown in tomorrow’s W hite Dresses. *$1.50 and 1.95 Fine white lawn made with full skirt: finished with hemstitching: pink and blue ribbon sashes; sizes 2 to 6 years. Pique Coats, $3.95, $4.95 Wide and narrow box and yoke models loped collar and cuffs. Sizes 6 months, 1 and 2 years. Children’s White Footwear The prices are lower than you would‘suppose, considering the fact that we are right at the threshold of summer. Every child in town is getting ready for Com- mencement May Pro- cessions and various other functions that really call for White Footwear, . Children of Washing- ton never prepare for any event without High Canvas Lace Shoes Sizes 813 to 11,..... Sizes 1134 to 2. Sizes 25 t0 6. .. knowing that Lans- burgh & Brother also prepare —not only to provide wanted wear- ables, but also to assist parents in saving money in the purchase. That is exactly the case with this seasonable foot- wear. .$4.25 $5.00 -$5.00 Canvas Oxfords 1zes 6 to 8. .. \izes 83 to 11.... Sizes 111 to 2. . Sizes 215 t0 6. .. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother WHITE SHOES AND OXFORDS —madg of the finest quality Sea Island Duck, made over natural lastsyto allow for growing feet. Seles of best quality, durable ma- terial, and the workman- ship is the same reliable kind that characterizes our entire line of merchandise. Two pairs of knickers prolong the wearing period of these Boys’ Good-style Suits $13.50 Every boy who takes part in the May Proces- sions beginning Sun- day will want a brand- new suit. Then there is commencement to think about. Later the vaca- tien trip—most boys go away somewhere and each one must look his best. However, we have considered parents, too. That’s why we insisted upon the two-pairs-of- Boys’ Double-$9 7 service Suits o Two pairs of -knickers—hence, doubley | wool mixtures suitable for spring and summer. ferent patterns in light and dark effects. All service. - Ordinarily you would pay just as much for single-knicker suits if you didn’t know that we offer suits just as good with the additional pair to serve as two suits—al- most. Sizes 7 to 17 years. knickers-suits that wou'd be good value at this price, even if only one pair belonged to the suit. Durably madg ef good quality wooleti cheviots and cassimeres in brown, gray and green mix- tures. Norfolk models with belt and patch pock- ets — rather looking at that. 8 to 18 years. Sizes Boys! in weight: Ten dif- grown-up | Two-Pants Serge Suits Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother $10.75 These smart stylish suits have been put on sale especially - for confirmation. So that you would have the opportunity of getting all-wool navy blue serge suits at a lower price. They are well-tailored in new spring models with the pants fully lined. For boys 7 to 17 years.