Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1921, Page 15

> —_—— S i ) Lingerie Blouses Plain and novelty voile $1.00. Fretty: enough for any blouse purpose and inexpensive eNough to have several for wearing with your, sleeveless slip-on frock. Deep front collars finished in various styles—some with dots of color embtoidered on. Hemstitching . novelty scallops made of narrow organdie strips; lace edges, inserts and ever so many pretty effects. Why ¥ven a half dozen will cost little and they launder so satisfactorily that you shouid have a plentiful supply— Friday only $1.00. ) First Floor—Lansburgh & Brether J ' 240 Seamless Sheets 1 (81x90) Each ., , $ Another opportunity to buy a supply of good sheets for a dollar. each. These are perfectly woven, but some are subject to slight oil stains. Made of heavy, firm sheeting, seamless and handtorn, and free from dressing. Only 240, be prompt. * None sent C. O. D. No phone orders. Limit, 4 to a customer. B 15c BLEACHED MUSLIN—36 inches wide; firm grade, free from dressing; in $1 mill lengths. Special for Friday, 10 y: 20c DOMESTIC LONGCLOTH—-36 inches wide; ideal for warm weather use; the old reliable No. 70 with fine, soft finish. $1 this fine @uality, with velvet-like finish for $l fine undergarments. . Special, 7 yards.... 18c FANCY PERCALES—Fine quality for shirts, blouses and dresses; striped, figured and checked designs. Friday only, Corsets of Heavy Coutil, Friday, $1.49—Sizes 20 to 30y Plain and brocade, in flesh larnd whldte: edl_as!icht'op;}!ow and “mediufn bust; long and medium hip. our stronj © $1.49 hose supporters—Friday " First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. —— ———— _} Bargains for Boys Boys’ Flapper Suits, $2.69—Of very durable khaki with smooth finish. ' The regula- tion Olive drab color. Short sleeve shirt with sport collar. Sizes 7 to 14. Flapper pants with belt loops, side and hip pockets. $2 69 Friday’s Drice «.....oceeeoeenesieeen, o Boys’ Khaki Knickers, 89c—Well made of Olive drab khaki that -wears and launders to perfection. Belt loops and pockets; buttons at knee. Sizes 7 to 17 years. 89 Friday only ......ccccocneee. Y C Boys’ Percale Sport Blouses, 49c— Also khaki that can be washed indefinitely, they are so sturdy. Turn down sport collars and. short sleeves. Sizes 6 to 15®years. 49 Friday brings price down t0............ C Fifth Floor—Lansbursh & Brother 7 2 Sweeping Clearance of Our Entire Stock of .Girls’ Afternoon and Party Frocks At Y Price We'll admit that these frocks show slight signs of handling, but is there a mother in the land who cannot freshen a frock so that it looks like new? Sizes 12 to 17 years, and the lot includes Silk, Crepe de Chine, Georgette, White Voiles. Owing to the tfemendous %e- ductions we allow on these frocks, we cannot exchange or refund. This is how they range— s * ‘The Silk, Crepe de Chine and Geor- gette Dresses," now $9.95 to $45—re- duced to $4.98 to $22.50. L4 White French Voile Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, now $6.95 to $14.95—re- duced $3.48 to $7.45. Third Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother Summer Bedspreads _ Dimity Spreads, $2.29—The coolest Spread on the market. Easy to wash, an;d no ironing. . B“th'onbél;&[)l Friday: can you get this | Spread for ee.ceeceereciones FERS e $2-29 Crochet Spreads, $2.17—Our regu- far $2.50 Spread, of exceptionally good quality with 'soft finish that launders well Two choice patterns offered at Friday’s price ........ccceeeee NS $2-17 . Satin. Marseilles Spread, $3.95— This is our regular $500 Spread, and just note the extra size, 82x94, 'attractive designs, with i . At Friday’s ol e s e 53{95 Fashionable and Beécorhing Neck= Fourth Floor wear, 89c—Lace vestees in rich cream tint; taste- ful!y'trimmed ‘with Venise and val laces. These pretty bits are very summery, and 89 C specially for Friday .... priced Organdie Vestees, Special for Fri- , 89c—Trimmed with 'val and Venise laces in different designs. So cool and summery. ‘Attach one to your brassiere or. camisole and wear it with jacket or sweater—pretty as m’89 c Veils for Draping Hats, $1.00—These are our regular $2.50 Veils, but we shall Friday Bargain them out in a hurry by reducing them more than half. Rose, purple, green and blue; hemstitched or fin- $l 00 ished with satin stripes. Friday...;. ® One-yard Lengths of Veiling, each, 39%c—Black, navy, brown and two tones. These are not :e{t ov'e,rs, but mill-ends—that is, excess nwursme:t -boved lr;gq.ld:tion bolts, so we acquired them to s riday lat e eeanoe genesparghessesiesass s 399 , First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Webster says: . The word LOWER means to les’sen or bring down * * * reduce in price or value. Webster said itl—or is it a case of prophecy? ‘Whatever the case, we are with Webster and thib is how we prove it: Friday we lower our regular prices to stich an extent that every one who takes advantage of-the privilege would be justified in believing in the deity luck,” fo matter what branch of Imythology claimed it. ".value, recompense. Webster says: The word PRICE means the current value of a commodity; cost, = viable reputation of the institution is the growth of its of “‘good verity, but we really do want you to shop around and compare our merchandise, prices and then calculate your savings—not as proof, but for your own satis- faction. Friday’s prices are the lowest of the entire week. LANSBURGH & BROTHER ‘Washington, June 23, 1921 A Special Purchase of Crepe de Chine Friday, Yard =~ : FRIDAY BARGAIN NEWS 4 $1.00 420-30 Seventh.St. Northwest " A Special Purchase of Georgette Crepe <& Friday, Yard LI . . . . - . . TH Arrived just in time for women who make their own blouses, frocks, lingerie, millinery, etc. _Also a most desirable quality for making separate sleeves that can be sewn to corset cover or camisole and worn with your new ‘White Ivory Flesh Corat Silver $1.00 Cretonne Laundry Bags, 75¢ Many attractive pat- terns. These bags are all ready for use. Fifth 13-Piece * Luncheon Sét, 75¢ The famed Sanitas sets in pretty blue prints. Regularly 98c. Fifth Floor. Stamped Goods— Choice 38¢ Luncheoft sets, covers designs. Fifeh Flook., cloths, scarfs, pillow in attractive ' Organdie Dresses—Choice, sleeveless dress or jacket. Colors: Pink Orchid _ Maize g Honeydew Turquoise Bermuda Old Rose Porcelain Zinc Nile Third Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother Navy Midnight Black Brown Geranium White Hats Reduced Our $3.95 Felt Crushers '\ and Milan Sailors $2.95 "Even at their regular selling price—$3.95—these fash- jonable hats are exceptional value. ¢ « The MILAN SAILORS are fashioned after high- . priced,branded hats for which you pay many times our * charge. Roll, straight or cushion brims, regulation, octag- onal or pinch crowns and heavy grosgrain bands, with flat, tailored bow—just like the expensive kind. The Felt Crushers are formed of overlapping strips of felt pinked on the edges, forming a very novel effect. Felt tassels, bows and various arrangements of finish, but all very sporty Jlooking. Vacationists should not miss this opportumity of getting a new ‘hat or two to render the going-away outfit more con- ‘venient. For business, regular summer wear, too, they are JUST RIGHT. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother GREAT VALUES for Friday in White and Colored Wash Goods at 25¢ at 30c Dress Ginghams—32 and English Voile—Snow 27-inches ‘wide; checks, plaids white, 44 inches wide; chif- and plain colors. fon finish. . Lingerie Nainsook—34 ‘White Organdie—40 inches inches wide; fine grade for yide; the quality for: better underwear. ; . frocks. Lining Lawh—38 inches poufgation Sillk—36 inches * wide; wanted ~colors, also O s black and white. & :}r‘l;‘l;e,s.m street and evening White India Lawn—40 - inches. wide; fine grade for summer wear. Luster - Lawn—36 inches .wide; a mercerized linen- thread finished lawn. * [Remnants — White 2 5 { and Colored Wash. | Oc | 'Goods Reducedto | Usable, short lengths of the season’s most wanted fab- ricg—in a wonderfal assortment of plain colors and fancies. Ginghams, voiles, organdies, skirtings, linenes—EVERY KIND. ‘White Batiste—40 inches wide; soft, silk-like finish. English Nainsook—36-inch; superior quality for all kinds of underwear. . First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Clearance Silk Dresses Formerly Priced’ $10 and $15, - Right from our regular stock. Every one of these 100 dresses is PERFECT. Well made and finished in a high-class ‘manner. These dresses at this price will go liké hot! cakes. Don't fail to see these for REAL values. | Taffetas—Satins and Mignonettes —in fashion’s most favored ‘styles and trimmings. . Bear in>mind this reduction is for these 100 dresses only, so if you expect to get one or maybe two of them we advise you to be early. i Another Sale Tomorrow of These are of fine quality OrTndie—oeltly- ‘trimmed w; Y e each 295 8, ==gixth Floor™="== lace or embroidery. Suitable for Street wear, afternoon or inéss * wear. Shown in all colors.” Sizes 16to 46. - ' IR T & o Tacladed in this lot are 19 Wool Serge and Crebe de Chine Dresses,,” ~ $L00 - pérfections are ~ hardly Vests, 18e Fine quality; sum- mer weight; low neck and sleeveless. 6 for First Floom~ Women’s Ribbed Union Suits, 49c¢ - Sizes 36 to 44; white cotton, light weight, low neck, sleeveless. First Floor. Girls’ Muslin Drawers, 22¢ Cluster tucks a=nd Hamburg edging for trimming. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Third Fisor. Women’s Mus- * lin Drawers, 200 pairs of them—very neatly made. Regularly priced 50c. Special Temorrow only, ™ 39 Women'’s Fiber Sflk Hese. These are seconds, but their im- noticeable.. 300-pairs in the lot, byt theygl"mke a quick selling at 3 pairs, $1.00 ‘Bun %l low ,Amllu ofT &ye -qnlia Badia Joveralotnt siytes- ;:" checks,’ v'pwhidl“?ne_; et e s ;% FRIDAY The 60-year establiéhment of Lansburgh & Brother is never called upon to prove a claim because the en- Webster says: FRI- DAY is the sixth day oi the week, named from the Scandinav- ian deity, Frigga. ' (7 ) 1,000 Skirt Lengths of . Woolen Fabrics $1.95 e - * Sessonable goods cut from full bolts to alfow you an ample skirt length at our special Friday price. 2% yards, which is the average length for a skirt. Choose from - All-wool Blue and Black Serge Navy Blue Mokair Sicilian All-wool Cream and Navy Batiste Black and White Shepherd Cheeks Copen Stripe French Serge Wistaria Bias Cord Plaids in Four Fashionable Color Combina~ tions. Blue Hair-line Graveletta. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. -Underpricing Undergarments Skirt and Corset Cover Combina- tion, $L00—95c below regular because every other day we sell this garment at $195. Of nainsook or cambric, trimmed with $l 00 lace or embroidery. Friday........ o Batiste and Seco Silk Lingerie, Fri- day, $1.29—Gowns and envelope chemise; yokes of lace and embroidery,” Georgette, wash- satir and self material. Gowns, slip-on model with fancy stitching and shirring. Sell- sl 29 ing every day at $195. Friday...... o . D 4 Petticoats of Cotton Taffeta, Spe- cial, 95c—Black and colors; deep pleated flounce finished with narrow ruffle. Soft and clinging aBnd very \wellh n;ade.h Il'sb our Friday argain metho that brings price dOWR 0 teececrenrooraneaneanacansecenee 95C Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Houde Dresses of Gingham and Percale, $295—Everyday price is $395, but Friday is bargain day and that means extra savings é«;r our friend;. l’lamd colors and checks. tra sizes in the stripe percales. Friday 52.95 Third Floér—Lansburgh & Brother De Bevoise Bandeaux and Bras- sieres, 39¢c—Of heavy twill and plain white and pink muslin; lace and embroidery trim- 39 med ; open back or front; sizes 34 to 48, C First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Linen Bargains 13-piece Japanese Luncheon Sets, 98c—So convenient, especially for summer when every home maker is trying to lessen her work. These pretty sets are in various designs. Friday 98C 64-inch Mercerized Table Damask, 2 yards, $1.00—Heavy quality in various attrac- tive patterns. This is our regular 69c quality, but to allow you an extra special for 51 00 Friday, priced 2 o Huck Towels, Size 18x36, 18c— Finished with neat red borders; heavy quality, such as you find most serviceable and 18 goodJooking for everyday use. Friday, C 18-jnch Natural Color--Art Linen, , yard, 40c—60c ‘is gur regular selling price for this material for fancy work and other purposes requiring a linen of this width. Friday 40 only . C Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. A Friday Bargain Sale of 100 Summer Frocks Of Gingham Checks and Plaids Of Voile, Plain and Printed What An Opportunity for Vacations Every dress in this even hundred is re- duced in price, very much more than even our regular Friday reductions—and “you must admit that is going some. Non Colors that have been accepted as sum- mer’s favorites; plaids and checks in a variety of attractive cglors and designs. ‘The Voiles are printed or plain in. the season’s most wanted tones, and the range of ‘models_includes just what you would select if picking frvn; much higher-priced i lots. b EXTRA SPECIAL! About a dozen of our Superb Silk Crepe Sport Frficks. reduced as follows: e T e % g | to ...ennnn wresesaans PR weessneas ‘Six Crepe De Chine Sport Frocks. . $33.50 5 Secomd & Brother . Friday pricing makes - /' NOTIONS : easy to buy Belting and Elastic Remnants, 3 yards ....10c- Maid of America Bias Tape, 3 sixcrd. ieces, e Slip-on s, black and colors, 3 for ... oc Mercerized Du'nia%(:o!ton, four spools.....10c Hair. Nets (silk and hair), not all colors; 4 for 16c Sanitary Napkins, ‘one dozen in box . S d9c Stickerei, 3' and 4 yard pieces e o f PINEY BRANCH CITIZENY: Expect to Make Independence : Celebration Biggest Known| s to Community. Elaborate preparattons - are b 1 made for the observance of the l"flfll of July. by ‘he Piney Brameh zens' 8sociation, according to annpuncement by ildgar 3. Hem: 8on, president of the organizatio "‘?!32! tHe usual patrioticiexere Eet ogram this year will incl nde @ number of athletic coftests young people, arrangements Which are being completed by 1#e: ohn J. Queally. The children’s tume parade, always o feature of {he Piney Branch celebration, is expec e fo gclipse anything of the kind mi n former years. Already parents h gve signified their intention of des Prize-winning costumes and: flo: &5, ll.r‘ld according to tte committee in ¢charge mahy new ideas will be sho wn bh Wash‘ngton for the first time. : A and has been secared to furnibh musle throughout the evening. \ cllowing a spectacular display of 13th and Emerson streets, an i "l" exhibition of open-air prrd pictures will be held, after which r freshments will be served by mer s fireworks on the public renervltlog bers of a number of church B organizations in the viclmty.and o The collection of fund the expense of the dem: res; 80 far from citizens of Piney xr:::; Park had been most gratifyi 3 ying. Clin-4 i:&n nn. Thompson, chairman of the o urth of July committee, is in charg: ©of the general arrangements. fof ot ||BALTIMORE JUROR FACES * CHARGES OF CONTEMPT! State’s Attorney Acguses George B. Hitchcock of Preventing Fair Discussion of Case. By the Associated Iress, BALTIMO first time ix one contempt fro,ughl aga ings have yesterday . “Hitchcoek, who mber of the jury that recently | acquitted five men charged with rob. bing the City Savi: daylighs y ngs Bank in broad 23.—For the: ictory of Maryland” been: was & ast December, and which® Wwas characterized at the time by Mr. / Leach as jux;_uce." - he state’s attorrey filed with his petition a number of affidavits of other jurors in the case, setting forth the alleged misconduct of Hitchcock. in the jury box, and later behind closed doors when the case was un- dea deliberation for ne of the allegations sets f that Hitchcock. roe ‘a gross miscarriage of consideration by his fel- low jurors of the evidence in the case. It is further averred that he violal the court’s instruction and dil cussed the case with persons outi the courthouse; that he voted to acr3 quit upon information possessed by * him before the production of any evidence: that he waylaid and ap- proached his fellow jurors with the statement that “the whole case was a frame-up by the police,” and that the “police were trying to frame-uf the men on trial just like they at tempted to frame him up” in connec tion with certain gambling, and thaj he had made the statement that h would stay “until hell froze ove: before he would vote to convict an; of_the men an.trial. ‘Whether any action would be taken'’ against any of the jurors State's At- | torney Leach would not say, but he said he was prepared to push the case against Hitchcock to the limit,: as He considered the acquittal of theg men in the face of the evidenc brought out at the trial was caleu. lated to do great harm te the com munity. DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL NAMED ENVOY TO U. S Dr. J» C. A. Everwijn, Brilliant Trade Expert, to Serve Nether- lands in Diplomatic Post. By the Associated Press. THE HAGUE, June 22.—Dr. J. C. A. Everwijn has been selected as mi lil | ter .of the Netherlands to the United States, it was officially announced te- day. Dr. Everwijn, who at present is: head of the commercial section of the. 1 3 § ministry of agriculture, industry and® commerce, is forty-four years old and belongs to an old aristocratic Dutch family. He participated in the ne- gotiations leading up to the loan byl Holland of three hundred million guilders to Germany. He holds the de- gree of doctor of laws. The nomination of Dr. Everwijn has created surprise. Although he has had a brilliant career and fs an ex- pert in commerce, he has never held & diplomatic pbst. The government for. some months has been trying to find a fit man, with thé object of coi bining capacity with means permit- ting acceptance of the post. —_ Those who lack hair, accordin; prominent French .medical man, the brainy folk of the world. toa are i f 3 PREPARE FOR THE FOUIZTH