Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1921, Page 54

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B Bdo . Akt lor THE SUNDAY BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, WAY 15 1921_PART 2. = — LANSBURGH & BROTHER THE SALES OF MAY Have Reached Mid-Way; Our Great Generous Stocks of Summer Things Washington, D..C., New York—Paris Circus Tickets on Sale Bth Street Entranes MONDAY STORE NEWS—Other Ne - fay Sale of T 510 beautiful new creations (more than new—their creators took time by the forelock, they put style ideas reserved for mid- summer into these dresses)—at a price representing amazing values— This event in its annual recurrence is one of the high lights in this store’s existence, and of course, is brought about only by very unusual circumstances— We had a lot to do in this sale. We've done it. We had tolive up to that mighty sale of a year ago —-We've done it. 510Dresses—notjust bought, but selected dresses from the leading Metropolitan designets-- ten from one, perhaps only five from another—and never more than fifty from any one house. Women know that when Lansburgh & Brother reserve a full page to tell the people that it has got a wonderful lot of merchandise for them. there is a general feeling that some- thing great is going to happen—and some- thing great always does happen. The Dresses are good enough to cause a real sensation. The range of assortment is enor- mous, The best fashions of mid-summer are given expression, The Dresses possess beauty and refinment that we say conservatively was never before combined with a price of such low- ness. Maybe this statement has ceased to have force through repctition elsewhere. But not at Lansburgh & Brother. You’ll not be content with one dress—you’ll want two or three—for all requirements. When you consider that we have sold double this number of dresses in a single day, you will see that you will have to get here early—make an extra effort to do so. Selling starts at 9:15. 83 Crepe de Chine Dresses 112 Canton Crepe Dresses 155 Georgette Crepe Dresses 75 Flowered Chiffon Dresses 10 New Sport Silk Dresses 48 Smart Taffeta Dresses 27 Stunning Evening Frocks Sizes range from 16 to 36 for misses and small women—38 to 44 for full-formed women. Read the accompanying column by Jane Stuart, she will tell you the interesting details of this wonderful sale, A number of the Dresses are on display today, in our 7th street windows, Dress Seetion, Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Jane Stuart’s Candid Opinion of Our Mid-May Sale of Mid-Summer Dresses | I have known sales, sales, then other sales, but for an unparalleled exposition of style, variety, quality, originality and ac- tual value, this occasion is the most re- markable that has ever come under my personal observation. AsIwrite, I notice: | Crepe de Chine Dresses that are actually too stunning for words. They are combined with dainty laces, touches of embroidery, and most noticeable of their trimming schemes is the profusion of heavy satin sashes and lots of lace—some forming part of the model. Colors as rich as any I have ever seen—running the gamut from delitate tints to darker tones for those who prefer. The Georgette Silk Chiffon Dresses—How shall 1 describe them? A host of the most gorgeous color combinations that artistic skill could have possibly assembled. An ample supply of deep purples toning off to delicate or- chid tints. Blue in all its variations—but be- fore I forget it, let me tell vou about the pretty thread laces, the silk velvet ribbon, moire rih- bon (you know moire is coming back strong), hand beading, yvarn embroidery, novelty stitch- ing, hemstitching, nets, inserts of contrasting colors, picot edging—it is out of the question, there are not words at my command to tell you—see them yourself. then you'll know. The Canton Crepe Dresses—Bewilder me with their varicty of style and glowing color combinations. So many artistic arrangements of embroideries, laces, ribbons and other touches that only the most expert designer could have accomplished. Self colors or com- binations in pleasing contrast—all belonging in a class that has never before entered into a special sale. How you'll love them! Evening Dresses, Too! Taffeta and lace for the most part. The kind of Dres vou see on parade at the Waldorf in Peacock Alle Iivery one a master- piece of the designer’s art; and although they are for the vounger set, we predict the purchase by voung matrons who can wear sizes in the lot. Daintiest of pastel tints in so many different models and ideas that you will admire them just as I did when they left their wrappers. We doubt 1f there will be one left after a day’s selling, for such frocks are phenomenal values even at their original prices at is. the prices for which they are intended, but this special sale makes it possible for you to own one or more at this ridiculous- Iy low price. Miscellaneous Models and Materials—Here and there a Sport Dress of Novelty Crepe or.Silk. Many strikingly handsome styles in the one-or-two-of-a- kind group. That is an advantage, too, for if you select from the few-of-a-kind, you may depend you will not meet a duplicate of yours anywhere. If I have failed to tell vou any of the facts, it is be- ! cause only your own 7 §;l | personal inspection will m W sufficé for complete in- formation.

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