Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 15

THE SUNDAY .STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, MAY 1, 1921-PART 1. ) 15 B!ack White, Frcnrh Gray, Tomato, Rust. Flame, Maize, Rose, Orchid, Jade, Copen, Buff and combinations. Mushroom, droop, roll, Shapes and style include: straight, sailor, garden, picture and pokes. The Sales of May Include Another Ofpportunity to Buy The Famous “Fownes” Make 12-button Mousquetaire French Real Kid Gloves $3.45 No need to go further into details, for every woman knows that she has paid, and | must even now pay clsewhere, alimost dou- ble that price for gloves of cqual quality, fit, make and finish. E3E2IRENEEAAIPINTNEREIIESRAINEIERRIENGIRAIAFLIANIN The Sales of May—include a very special offering of Summer Hats of Georgette Crepe Special Values No. vour eves do not decieve you! - That is the fact of the case—400 of these Hats, iresh from the manufacturer and if it had not been for this sale, we should not have been able to ofier them at this startlingly low price. However, as we told you before, houses that supply us regularly are working with a will to allow us every possible price concession and this group of becoming Hats is one of the satis= factory results. We also took many from our higher-priced stock, be- cause we are eager to accommodate our patrons as far as possible and the season calls for hats of this character, so here they are at only $3.95. Trimmings show the designer’s art in such attractive ideas as embroidery (some in yarn) ostrich, ribbon, gar- lands, field flowers, folds. streamers, loops, applique, motifs and bead studding. The earlier you arrive the greater the assortment for choosing. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother The Sales of May Add to Their Special Offerings Women’s Leather Handbags Kodak Models, $1.50 Only such a special occasion They are lined neatly and as this long- expected sale fitted with mirror. Ample would offer these new and at- room for carrying summer tractive fine, tooled leather needs, such as powder puff, lip kodak bags at such a price. stick and so on. Moire Silk Bags, $2.95 [ Engraved frame; finished with silk tassel; some with inner change compartment; others fitted with small purse and mirror. The season’s chesen colors included. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother The Sales of May Bring to you The Sales of May will go down in history for hosls of unusual rvalues, but none more remarkable than this timely offering of Superb Silk Dresses for Women and Misses ik As you have noted in our advance notices ‘ j of this sale, we are not using superlatives, but Some of the Models as we see these exquisite Silk Dresses taken ’ : : i and where <hall we from their wrappings we wonder how we shall describe them adequately without the use of ad- jectives in the superlative degree, exclamations and other forms of admiration and wonder. How hegin? e over Wi ) of sheer i of color | stically con 1 with 1 hiffon tunic effect v down of tucks the body in ruh black ribbon velvet By the way—The writer of this ad declares it is a shame that Lansburgh & Brother will not allow quotation of actual values, because the public really should fuceanda ¢ with long Suffice to say that this skins. soft and pliable, r . . & knm;: lliml class in which these superbh str tatiions. - ‘ 3 lot of 47 dozen Gloves, with full cut arms, over- mb d Radiu Silk rocks belong. ench Gray Taffeta with senuine cu s‘;cu?ed as a‘ feature of seam sewn, with one olaere aatum l i/ ng steel motifs str with metal and just the Sales of May, are row stitching on back, % — i g . i a touch of colored silk rus through to identical to those we in the 12-button length llover yard ,fi4'90 Our Merchandise Executive says that when the manufac- ‘“‘:";‘ 2 Sit of colo 4 ith offered, and which “'“1", :'.‘m: f‘:”m‘i"r,"i"d;,, Al 2 turer was approached, he flatly declined to allow price conces- e ‘l,"!,"";':,'??;““”“‘;: wd A\l:v'I; ‘;;I‘C ‘K“L"\\‘, ;‘:nqg;’cb\‘;}il.lhc o available i;i‘firztlgix:;ti Nothing short of a special sale could bring down the sions on scasonable merchandise. especially on the class of nd becoming Mi s overblouse . pers. price of 1}1(-5(- exquisite all overs—in fact only a l.an:hurgh merchandise demanded for our sales of May. “Perseverance can be worn “"'”'”. s it is a two-picce All ”“h‘.’:"““:]“:l:'clg First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother event. accomplishes wonders” and the résult is—we succeeded in “"’"{“ © ”"”d '(‘z" 2 s pure white, s rother e = ¥ . . 5 conies af i Sy any irodels b lines, al- Just when such goods are at the height of their style procuring 125 dresse s that are .'l"),\fll\llf' first copics of imported though they are yolit 3 \ » oo popularity they actually enter The ‘alc; of May. n1oflc]s' and masterpicces of New York designers who arc orately embroide one especially artists in their craft. embroidered blocks of contrasting color. 36 inches wide, black, richly embroidered in gray, gohl Oh, m v are just lift irom the box The Sales of May Include y:())l;fglal(r]lml;::rzz,st;gi“ ak(;c}lor;]‘;tlc:n\s;z\l:lv for cvening Materials: Colors: Trimmings L Portindel o eny ome R ot Gt s b . - & s " fine accordion pleated skirt Reoulation Clothes for — s rum sums o0 s opgamaie ST Chine Frenchray - Heavy Embroidery St st e Tt e . Match, yard, $149—Black Ra- Flouncing, yard,s$1.50—3 Canton Crepe Rust Pagliacci Pleats . s dium with contrasting colors inches wide, of fine organdic, Spanish Lace T ¢ Knife Pleatings to correspond with the All- beautifully — embroidered in Foulara omate Narrow Belts lris an isses over mentioned above. novel designs. Particularly ot ar, Flame arrow; Belts SIB;“EVI?;";I O:rd:les. each, suitable for Confirmation, Chiffon Taffeta T Jack Frost Beading ’ i oo 49—Skillfully fashioned of Graduation, May Procession, P angerine Cut S ing —at special pricing. <ilk braid and finished with 3 Garden Darty, \acation frocks Gcorgette g foutisteel Seading Featuring a special silk tassel. Very smart and as well as pretty dresses for Roshanara Crepe Navy Metal Threads ]nlll'(h:ksc of conveniently ready for use. general summer wear. Novelty Net Copen Motifs . First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Crepe-and-Foulard Brown Applique 1[[([([) Blouses Taffeta-and-Foulard Jade i’:s":s r ek s ) ; i et — Net-over-Crepe Peachblow 1C0% ninsiies S Sl ; it 7 = — L 4-C Flesh Lace Vestees i i % . 5 i at 690 { The Sales of May ace-and-Crepe es Maline Sashes ot spar . (i make st easy for women to b Printed Georgette ~ White Fine Braiding g sossible to- | —_— ) uy 1 i 3 d 5 ver: ess | : ”m"-' long since you ’ t 7 o | Sizes for Women and Misses, 16 to 44 G L e e A | ave had an opportunity G d C l ? 5 it to purchase ]\\l,(,”_“m,l'(, 00 h Orse S on y % -9' ! Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ] = Middys of genuine Lons- Strong_Coutil and Brocade, in flesh tint and | dale Jean at such a low white: waist line and medium bust models, with i price? These come in long hips. Four stout garters of pliable clastic. | Sizes 20 to 30. white only, with large sai- lor collars and pocket. When worn with a color- cd Windsor tic—they h ve the appes i cost \lnId\ > from 6 to 2, DRESSES now in demand for " The Sales of May Bring This Important Fool Nole Branded Corsets, $2.85 Discontinued numbers of such famous makes as | n Thomson., Warner, C-B and Regis. Of strong coutil and | brocade, in white and flesh; clastic tops aud low bust models; four hose supporters. Sizes 19 to 30. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother The May Sale Price, Pair Please bear in mim], this is not a selling of a miscellancous col- lection of “picked-over” styles, or of Im;]\m sizes—but iresh, new stocks. Every pair of the present season’s production and all of them from reliable makers, long since familiar with the exacting requirements of Lansburgh & I.n-lln. quality stand so clearly apparent as to be their outstanding fc asions. Made o n with vo irts. trimme | The Sales of May help to make ‘ . household duties easier by offering —Savings i Extra Feature— sketched—Black calf ford, flexibie sole and BungalowAprons, $1.19 e lixcellent quality percale {llit launders easily and Dt he Style . Sale Girls” Gingham Dresses as sketched —Brown it Tiacd calf two b Oxford, military heel i forms a neat garment for wor day us S a and welted sole. C | g a-day use. n and Style 141, as sketched—Smart Duii-calf E ched vamp, mray s auarter ump, graceful full Louis heel. The May Sale | | button models with roomy pockets, belts or s }" Price, each .. .c.- I | | hes. brown kid. Colonial style, one- eyelet tie, military heel. These styles are to be had in a complete size range—2Y5 to 8; widths AAA to D—pair $6.85 Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Kitchenette Aprons, $2.95 Gingham and Percale, in sufficient assortment for careful selection; checks, stripes and plain colors. Trimmed with rick- shades; all have sashes rack or materials in color contrast. Belts, sashes and pockets. ingham. Sizes 7 to 14. Regulation and extra sizes. JEREETYRENERIEEIRIESRILINRIRES: FLAPPER DRE ORGANDIE DRESSES— S min neat Cunning frocks for girls and Gingham House Dresses’ $1.95 indie_or seli collars misses; colors orchid, blue, es 15 Mand pivk and maize; trimmed with Plaid and check, in well-covered patterns for practical wear. Vestees, collars and cuffs of organdie; sashes of self Size tucks and small ‘: $3.95 material. Sizes 36 to 46. bt i, Mo $3.95 Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Do not confuse these pretuy well made dresses with ‘v price. These come ds and plain colors; i often combined t Hhi or belt<. Absolutely fast-color ‘Third Floor—Lantburgh & Brother.