Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1921, Page 19

THURSDAY. MAY 1 Dainty Tea Aprons Friday 29¢ Of fine Cambric neatly hemstitched. Instead of waiting un- til some other time, it is an act of economy to buy Friday at 29c. Third Floor Clasps, pair 29¢ Handiest little baubles devised in many a day—especially so for summer wear, as they overcome the “slip-down™ of cami- sole straps. Pair, 29c. First Floor Jergen’s Bath Soap, Friday, dozen 1750 Then it is a soft, nen-chafing kind, too. Friday, dozen. 75¢c. First Floer Superior Quality Talcum Powder * 10c¢ One pound is the qua that vou get at tl fow price. Fine and soothing—why not a summer supply at the Friday-only price, 16c. Srst Floor Beaded: Bags with Draw String $2.98 Light colors in floral designs of beautiful coloring. Beaded bags are in great favor just now, so it is to your advantage to get one at Friday’s price, $2.98. First Floer Women’s Silk Gloria Umbrellas $3.50 26-inch spread, Para- gon frames. Silk Gloria is a mixture of strong wool and silk that is famed for its wearing qualities. Ebonine handles. Fri- day only, $3.50. First Floor Men’s Fine Cambkric Handkerchiefs 25¢ Hemstitched and col- ored woven-in borders, in a half-dozen de- signs. The colors are absolutely fast for frequent laundering. ‘Why not a good supply at Friday's price, 25¢? First Floor Dennison’s Paper Napkins, 100 in pkg. 20¢ There has never been a2 more con- venient and useful paper article than Nap- kins — especially for picnics, even summer home wuse in bun- galows, etc. Friday's price is 100 for 20c. First Floor . Girls’ White Lawn Frocks, Sizes 6 to 14 years $2.89 Tucked lace trimmings. model has ribbon belt, and One skirts others have pretty sashes. The kind of frocks that invite early shopping, while the price is only $2.89. 'id 'lrd Floor Little Boys’ Gingham Dresses $1.19 Checks and plaids in easy-to-wash models: the sturdy kind of Gingham that boys 1, 2 and 3 years should wear in summer. Only tomorrow at $L19. Third Floor 200 Silk Blouses each $2.95 Satin, Georgette, in novel and tailored effects. Principally Gold-Plated Lingerie Muslin Drawers Extra Sizes 55¢ Ruffles finished with Philippine Corset Covers $1.95 Nainsook—handmade and embroidered as small tucks. Excellent only the natives can quality muslin for do it and priced for plenty of wear and Friday as only Lans- laundering. Full extra burgh & Brother can sizes and extra bar- do it, $1.95. gains at 55c. Third Floor Third Floor Women’s and Misses’ = Banded Sailor Hats Friday Bargain Day Straight or cushion brim. Bell, octagon or regulation crown. Plain grossgrain bands or crushed georgette. These popular colors: Solid colors—orchid, cherry red, green, black, white. Combinations—green-black, black-white, purple- white, red-black, green-white. This is your golden opportunity to get one— perhaps you’ll want two when you see how becom- ing they are, especially as Friday’s price is only Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Ia N Tables Piled High With | Wash Goods Remnants | All reduced—Savings from one-fourth to , a half and more—Choice at | 25¢ and 50¢ a yard Choose from usable lengths of fine Ginghams, | Voiles, Tissues, Chambray., India Linon, Nain: | sook, Crepes, Batiste, Poplin, Linen-finish Suit- ing, Dimity, Organdie, Shirting, Madras, Silk- | warp fabrics in solid colors, plaids, checks and | fancy effects. i First Floor—L: 75 New Plaid Gingham Dresses reduced to $8.45 Yes, actually reduced right at the very beginning of wearing season for this clasfof frock. Not only new and practical, but stylish and comfortable. The latest ideas in stripes, checks and plaids, in smart m&dels and effec- tive trimmings. Sizes 36 to 44. Only $8.45. A S ing Cl f 35 Wool Serge Skirts. . D2 (O Not one reserved—there were exactly 35 of them and we decided to force them out at this special Friday price. Navy blue and black, in plain and pleated models. There are also some navy and black silk poplin skirts at this bargain = s o e 22 Women’s Silk Dresses, Reduced for Friday to Principally black and navy, but then as these colors are in great demand, that is an advantage—however, there are a few grays in the collection and they are TAFFETA— another advantage. Ruffled and beaded; sizes as they run. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. sburgh & Brother Women’s Low Neck Combination Suits 49¢ Fine Ribbed Cotton Combination Suits, pure white, knee_length, in a quality that will give ex- cellent wear. All sizes from 36 to 44. Priced spe- cial for Friday. Women's Low Neck Vests, 29c—Soft, smooth cotton in ribbed weave made these vests, in just the weight you want for summer. All white, in sizes 36 to 44. Buy them in quantity while the riday price 29 C is \\omens Low Neck \esu 35:— n exce]lem quality vest of ribbed cotton, in pure white only, so well cut and shaped that comfort is assured. Neat neck finish and a t the Friday price, <plendid value 3 for $1.00, cach First Floor—Li 35¢ rgh & Brother 1 81x90 Sheets; 85¢ each Good Summer- Weight Corsets Pretty Percale Bungalow Aprons values. eome carly. rents. with three-inch hem. 0. D, every sale final. We could casily sell these Sheets for a higher pruc but on Friday you can alw ays come to this store expecting super But to get one or more of these sheets you must There arc only 240 in all—they are slightly imperfect, some showing a dropped stitch, others slight Made of heavy, firm bleached sheeting, and finished Limit, 4 to a customer, none sent C, First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother N | A Correction: In our announcement of the Big Shirt Sale last week, we stated that we had 10,287 Shirts. We had even more! i A f ter the illustrations were made we were fortunate in secur- | ing 177 2-12 dozen shirts worthy | of being included in the sale—so instead of 10,287 shirts, we really had 12,413. The sale was a huge success despite the inclement weather. It demonstrated again the public confidnce in our printed word. Due to the immense quantity, and | the fact that every shirt was a gem of smartness and value—and atop of | this the plan of distribution we fol- | lowed to assure late comers the same | good assortments of materials and | patterns as the early bird—we still have a most pleasing selection. You can come tomorrow and | choose a season’s supply—and still | pay only | - $129 4 for $5 Direct Street Enlrance to Men’s Shop Just look what Friday Bargain Price Lowering is doing to these Serim Curtains pair, 98¢ So delightfully summery and easy to keep in order. Cream and beige—colors that in themselves lend a cool, comfortable appearance—and they are 214 yards long, too; 40 inches wide. Ample in c\erythmg but price, which Friday has brought down to 98c. Linene Couch Covers, 2); yards long. Fringe all around and the width. 50 inches, is another ad\antagc for it wholly covers a wide couch . $1.79 Rattania Rugs—]Just right for summer. Size 6x12. We have fiity of them, taken ]nght from stock and shall sell them, regardless oi regular 5 Value) Eridaysatif oio s o i S i $10.7 9x12 and 8x10 Grass Rugs—Durable quality. in a vast array of color schemc: and patterns to harmonize with your furnishings. shall dispose of them at Bordered Scrim—For summer curtams and other uses known to practical homemakers. 36 inches wide in all-over patterns. Supply your needs 17 Friday at, yard. . C Congoleum, Gold Seal Quality—Perfect zoods cut right from full rolls. Every housewife knows the excellence of this brand, so you will agree” 0@ that Friday’s price is very low—square yard.. C Couch Hammocks put a lot of j _10)’ into warm weather. These are the swinging couch models, firmly built and mounted with heavy ham- mock fabric. day's price . Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 10 double-face Retired Columbia Records, Special $5.90 10 double-faced Records are equivalent to 20 hecause there are two numbers on each record. | Then you need pay only 90c at time of pur- ch(alf'e, the balance in monthly payments of $1.00. This makes you a member of the Record | Club and with each membership we offer the special privilege of procuring one 12-pocket, | | 10-inch Black Record Album that sells regularly at $1.00, and you pay only 19c. | | First Floor Balcony—Lansburgh & Brother | $1.49 $1.19 durable Coutil Figures and stripes fancy Brocades in pretty and practical in low and i colors. Button-front bust models. and slip-over models: 19 to 30. Four pairs of finished with belts and hose supporters. Fri- pockets. Friday, spe- day only, $1.49. cial price, $L19. Main Floor Third Fleor | | and | | l Boys’ Navy Blue Serge Suits $7.89 opular Norfolk model of guaranteed all- wool navy blue serge. Well tailored in popular yoke style and inverted Force their way among the Friday Bargains at ... The p pleat back. Flap pockets and all-round belt. Reinforced seams taped for service; knickers fully lined. Sizes 6 to 16 vears. Boys' Norfolk Suits, $5.89—Scrviceable wool mix- tures—brown, gray and heather effects; single and double breasted models with l-clh l\nlrkcn lined and seams taped for strength. Friday Boys' Serge Trousers, for Friday Only, $l.8')—-'\l|- wool serge, of good wearing quality; knickerbocker style, in sizes 6 to 17 years. Good trousers for dress $l 89 and school wear. Friday's price............ Boys’ Khaki Knickers, 95c—This pnce for Friday only. Olive drab khaki, of excellent wearing and launder- ing quality; double seams; strong pockets belt loops and waistbands only 3 25c—Mercerized fiber, tubular styles, in four-in-hands: preny patternis and colors; or, u prefer, plain white. ¥ Boys” Bathing Suits, 75¢_Heavily ribbed, in navy- maroon, navy-white combinations; bunon -top pants attached to shirt. Sizes 26 to 34. Friday is your 75 C chance to get one at... Fifth Floor. 600 Pairs of Women’s High-grade | Low Shoes | reduced to $3.85 That’s the whole story told in the headline. High grade, high value, low shoes, low price. i There are many styles in all-leathers, in- cluding Strap and Walking Oxfords. These represent discountinued styles from our regular stock. Not all sizes in each style. but your size is in the lot. This offering is such good value-giving _that undoubtedly every pair will be disposed of to- morrow. Be prompt. ‘Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother = £ All Linen REMNANTS GREATLY REDUCED "FOR FRIDAY Again we gather all the slightly soiled pieces, the short lengths left from the busy selling—and pile them on a table for easy selection. You can choose cloths, napkins, damask, etc.. of the pure linen variety—as well as its substitutes, also towels, scarfs, toweling, etc.—all at greatly reduced prices. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether Special Friday Price for Summer Notions 12 Sanitary Napkins, 35c. 4 dozen Snap Fasteners, 25c. One dozen Gold-plated Safety Pins, Sc. Cube of Jet Pins, assorted sizes, 5c. 3 pieces of Maid of America Tapc 25c¢. One yard of Grosgrain Belting, all widths, 5c. Three papers of Adamantine Pins, good points, 5c. 15¢ for HAT BRITE for polishing straw-hats; all colors, 15c. Stickeri, 3 and 4 yard pieces, 3 pieces for 10¢. First Floor LANSBURGH & BROTHER 54-inch Skirting Plaids, yard $2.98 In two very desirable combinations of blue 63x90 Dorcas Dimity Spreads $1.75 The best Spread for summer-time —looks Hero Bleached Mus- lin—36 free from starch and dressing, Friday, 6 yards for.... No. Nainsook—A superior, inches wide, mestic soft finish. lingerie, and uses; 50 D omestic For 6 yards of Do- Longcloth— very sheer and fine for other 36 inches wide. For 8 yards of Sea Island Sheeting—un- 50-inch Mohair Silician, yard 79¢ The reversible. dust repellant fabric is for skirts, motor coats and 54-inch Navy Blue Serge, yard 88¢ Fine serge for sepa- rate skirts and mid- dies. Shell Bag Tops Chain attached 89¢ It costs so little to own a nice bag if you get one of these tops and make the bag yourself. As Friday is the only day, better get it at 89c. First Floor Ribbon Remnants in practical lengths, yard 39¢ Satin, moire, taffeta, dresden, Roman stripes and novelties in dark and light colors. Suit- able for hair bows, girdles, etc. It is only Friday the price is 39%c. First Floor Plaid, Striped and Fancy Ribbons, yard 21¢ Light and dark col- ors. in a variety of ex- cellent qualities and coiorings suitable for hair bows, fancy work, girdles and many other uses. Friday only, 21c. First Floor Pearl Buttons, in many sizes 3 cards for 10¢ Good quality ocean and fresh water pearl; sizes for every button purpose. If it were any day but Friday, the price would be more than 3 cards for 10c. First. Floor Pearl Buttons for Trimmings, etc. card, 9¢ Every possible size and color appropriate for trimmings and kindred uses. It is only on Friday that the prices drop to card, 9¢c. First Floor Calais Val Laces in Matched Patterns, yard 8c Attractive patterns in matched Calais Val insertions, edgings and double edgings, in widths from 1 to 3 inches. . Buy for all summer’s sewing, vard, 8c. . First Floor Collar and Cuff Sets of Organdie 89¢ And vou could not ask for prettier, organdie sets than these, with simple hand-embroidered de- signs adding beauty to the crisp freshness of fine quality organdie, 89c. First Floor Women’s Black Silk Stockings, pair 89¢ All sizes in heavy Silk Stockings, with cotton tops, toes ond heels. it is only slight irregularities of weave that put them in the Friday sale at, pair, 89c. First Floor. Women’s Seamless - Stockings, pair 59¢ _ Fiber and silk mixed, in_ white and black, with weaving defects that you can hardly find, but which caused us to put them in the Fnday sale at only 59c pair. First Floer. Children’s Ribbed Stockings, pair 22¢ 5 pairs for $1.00 Sturdy Stockings for BASIN T0 BE KEPT FREE FROM GERNS City Club Hears Bathers Will Be Inspected—Rock Creek Swimming Scored. Asserting that the tidal basin will be safe to bathe in this summer, but llif| that bathing should be prohibited in ||| Rock Creek Park, Dr. 0. B. Hunter | addressed the City Club publi. h group last night on bathing condi- tions in and around Washington Dr. Hunter pointed out that addi- tional steps were ing taken to | make the basin er for bathing, d that not only is the water 1o chlorinated by the use of boats d the regular chlorinating s | but medical inspection will b b rh announced that |I1v s using the beach e limited Rock Creek Unwafe. These improvements. br. Hunter id he would make the libeach perf for Rock jereek. he ad shibition of il I bathing ther The con- '} tamination. he from the [l fact that the strea 1 the sew- :‘.m»r sields and septic tanks of out | l villages and was without rem- Hiil edy “untit the ity completes its in- {1 terceptor system. Anything which | would haste this work should be | The zr a the need would | m.f.im pointed out that now only per- | Who preseribe drugs are forced {170 take an examination {lled that the right to p cither | of drugs, massag ntal in- or any other 1 be re- {fused until the {prove by exam | diagnose disease {1 “The treatment vidual” he said, * correct diagnosis over contagious ills.” was taken on this matter, lee on Sundays. Washington familics with refriger- lators too small to carry a two-days’ {ice supply wil! be able to get ice Sun. it was announced v, chairman of the ot could that )h' could rrectly is up to the indi- ut for public safety ix necessary to No action have responded to request with a promise to tations. open until noon each Sunday. Mr. Berliner reported. This, he said. he believed was as far {as the dealers couid possibly go in ruation re me the group keep their also that as they dditional ice-making mm' icare for the reed ke said. CAPITAL TRACTION CARS ITO CARRY CIRCUS PATRONS of the whole city.~ |llil! Elaborate Plans Being Made to Take Care of Crowds at Per- 1 formances Next Week. The Capital Traction Company is making elaborate plans to handle the {crowds expected to attend the Ring- ling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey cir- cus, which shows Monie; and Tues- day on the old Camp Megs site at oth street and Florida avenue northeast This will be the first time that this |Istreet car company has been privi- leged to transport a circus crowd, the [l j1arger circuses in the past having shown on the grounds at l5th and ||ll| | streets northeast. The traflic depart- ment of the Capital Traction Com- pany is determined to “do the thing right.” Persons living in the northwest sec- tion will be transported to the circus performances twice daily on cars starting from 20th and Calvert streets. Persons in the southwest will be tak- en on cars running up 7th street, and those in the southeast on cars start- ing from the navy yard. All such cars will bear a large sign on the dash. “This Car Direct to the Circus.” The company will start these cars, constituting the extru { service, at p.m.. to bear the crowds for the performances. and at 6:30 p.m. for the night perform- lil§ ances. fiil] For'the return home the compans will hold the cars at the grounds, and Illl| Sena them away one after the other I as soon as loaded. Traffic cxperts said today that it is expected to get the whole circus attendance away from each performance in forty-five minutes. JEWELRY IS STOLEN. Bracelets Disappear as Three Men I - Leave House. Two young men appeared at the residence of J. R. Porter, 130 C street southcast, about 4:30 o'clock yester- F!d-y afternoon and rented a room Four hours later the roomers and a seen leaving the third man were {lill! house. “srs. Porter investigated and || reported to the police that three Illl{ bracelets and $2 in cash had been stolen. | " When Emma Green, 430 New York avenue, returned home last night shs ll[|{ discovered an intruder had ‘robbed her trunk of §27.50 in cash and jewel- ry valued at $3 M nosorr so50c Ib. i 10QSt. NW. ~ EAT A PLATE OF ~ EVERY DAY | Read This! Prompt Relief Guaranteed: for Pyorrhea or Rigg’s Disease McHal Home R-loly i sure, swift and safe. was, Slocovered atier paticst sesesses d msta by o chemist. whe | himself, in " sheer mought " reliet ‘Trom intenes. ot continuous pain. The remedy is ving such remarkable results Dt letieme of " getitulsw pouring in. ‘Do't_suffer from gum troubles when relief is so near. ed by Wash- » Rev. J. M. O pastor, 8t. Peier's, Washington, has kindly permitted us to publish us. as follows: of McHale's year ago. and 1 siill have my remaining teeth. The re- lief was immediate and permanent W wize bottle, at your druggist, $2. Re- white, flesh and bisque, cool and washes easily. and tan, and brown long wearing grade, bleached, but easy to Lindre G te ity it on”' sHee youdot eyeryday. .Nearly ail ST Gat s but a few stripes in the Single-bed size and low and tan so much children’s wear. bleach. = Ideal for Navy, brown, gray and sho mg",m e b i R S L lot. All sizes, although priced for Friday only, wanted for pleated inches wide. 6 sheets, cases, etc. BITela i Friday Eibare e o one oA that you'll buy & mood McHale’s Home Pyorrhea they are broken lots. $175. e O yards for ............. inches’ wide. gain only, yard, 79c. only, yard, 88c. 4 TUpDIY ¢ Friday’s price Reeneds. & Second Floor Fourth Floor V" Fatrd’ Floor. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Third Floor. Third Fleer. Third : Floor. emedy, Snc. = = guirss i u §17 District Na Bank Bidg. = = ——— — = l - -Washington, D, G . . — = = "= " 4