Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1921, Page 20

THE EVENING . STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1921. Every man has his own ideas. A new shoe buyer has taken charge of the shoe departments of Lansburgh & Brothler. To enable him to start with a clear slate, we place on sale Friday morning EVERY PAIR OF WOMEN'’S, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOES IN THE ENTIRE HOUSE, comprising something like 15,000 pairs—(@ll white shoes included)—at radi- cally reduced prices. And here’s what we mean— . A i i i f fashio ‘- Formerly priced $7.50 to $12.50---0 - e nd choice collection of fashion : ‘ .‘ i $ 65 calf 2-strap oxfords with Cuban heel; brown calf ox ords with walking heel; brown and Group 1-1,573 Pairs ’ black kid oxfords with Cuban heel; black satin 4-strap with Louis heel; gray 2-strap . ———— satin, baby or full Louis heels; white pumps and oxfords in canvas or buckskin. A com- plete range of sizes and widths in practically every style. Formerly priced $9.00 to $1 2.50---.}.‘;:“‘;‘1‘;'1mg’l;“g‘p‘:;'f:n‘c'flf mp ;:m';':‘i‘::h i 6 5 . suede back, LXV heels; tan calf oxfords with Cuban heel; tan calf 2-strap oxford, walking heel; tan and Gl‘fllp 2-2,691 Pairs ° black kid oxfords, Cuban heels; dull kid pumps, black and white satin pumps, white canvas pumps, e black kid boots, Cuban or LXV heels; tan calf boots, brown kid boots, Cuban heels; black satin dress -boots with Louis heels; gray or brown suede and brown kid boots with Louis heels—every pair highly l Group 31,673 Pairs , $ 8 desirable in a complete range of sizes. 6 5 Formerly priced $10.00 to $13.5 0---2;‘;‘:?;‘ dfi‘;’:‘:;;:h:;:‘;k‘;‘a“z"fi:ffi: or welt sole with XV, baby, full Louis or Cuban heels; black or brown satin 1-strap pumps with either baby or full Louis heels; black kid or calf pumps in high Louis or baby Louis heels; tan sport oxfords; tan calf 1 or 2 strap welt oxfords with Cuban heels or walking heels; black kid or tan calf oxfords; white canvas oxfords in 1 and 2 strap styles with welt or turn soles. All sizes in practically every style. Formerly priced $6 to $10— Broken lines of black calf, kid $ G5 Broken lines of WHITE OX- ® FORDS and BOOTS. Six styles . 4__376 i — zg extraordinary values. You'll these displayed on tables for quick selection. IN OUR JUNIOR DEPARTMENT—EVery pair of growing girls’, boys’, mlsses’ and children’s Shoes, including school shoes, dress shoes, play shoesand white canvasshoes, have been RADICALLY REDUCED . $ 65 an? pnte;t pumps ?nd oxfords— | ; . \ S t turn soles—Louis Group 5-554 Pairs . — 'g:bmmheeh. D'i‘:plnyedvon t: - : bles. These will go quickly. Be prompt! A !’utting it another way, there isn’t a regular price on any pair of Shoes in the house. It is the sweep- ing character of the sale that we want to get over. As a general rule we do not quote either comparative values, or former prices, but back of this sale are ambitious plans for reorganization and extending the scope of the shoe departments, so we feel you should know the complete story—therefore, during this sale former selling prices will be quoted. Former prices quoted are based on today’s market and are much lower than they were originally marked. ‘To talk about what we paid for these Shoes is a painful subject. In our reorganization plans it is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY to dispose of every pair in the house, so we have closed our eyes to cost. Stores don’t reorganize their departments every day. Take it all in now. ' This great value-giving lots are put into #252" LANSBURGH & BROTHER #%E%E