Evening Star Newspaper, August 3, 1921, Page 14

=14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1921. RANBE ABGUSES Bq)oFsog rm‘)i fi:"FEEvams . ‘ - T DCROSS O 22222l L ANSBURGH & BROTHER | | e Gant Thermometer | - | Declares He Will Make 'i;:«:ze:lt;:-!st:ms‘tlnaC:cmwna‘;\.yy:n‘; R e = P Registers the coolest store in town as well as a < ; = 13 > iCharge in Senate Against B e e : ‘f ington, D. C,, August 3, 192! THURSDAY STORE NEWS 420-30 Seventh Street hor:hwesf ',t‘rezecl:,;lx:;;‘t:)zr;:lol‘;a{hgeag; on sale from 9:15 to 12 i chase of the nine passenger liners = : z > = & 4 o I Dr. Edward W. Ryan. which the United * States Shipping ¥ : = ’ | Watch it daily it 5 Board seized several days ago, but f/ B\ PO s = o = i ¢ Women alert to style news, will be delighted to learn ’jl; . that Fashion has declared in favor of I White Glove Silk Hosiery A Seasonable Sale of They will also be pleased to learn that we have selected sev- At Prices Far Below Regular eral styles, and offer them at a For women, misscs, boys, girls and children. Although i) | A Sale that will delight mothers TRIGA, for his sion of by court injunction. the Associated Pess. which the campany regained posses- | 1 rture for 2 H . This action was taken after the com- | ‘ joseph 1. Fra " A p: n | pany had been notified b & seph v hi y the board = ecuscd Dr _Ryan, Altic [ that its offer to exercise the option | 0 s’ as ul s co i to purchase in the agreement under 9 Sizes 2t to 8 which t hips were operated could \ not be accepted, because it was “in| | default in respect to many of the | | | his opinion of the hat Dr. Ryan t terms, covenants, and conditions of the ‘contract,” and had not paid any : | charter hire since 31. Counsel for the board decla the rentals due amounted to more than $400,000, when the ships were taken. Specially Priced | at$1‘ The price scarcely pays for the materials, but because manufac- consented to 'make up for us the sur- plus lots over summer manufacturing at bare- that amount, we snapped it up in/a hurry. Still almost three months of wearing time for these suits. Who wouldn’t spend a dollar for any one of them? s evil P lings with t ‘hen questioned toda 1: in its reply, states t it is in default, and | nce denies the validity of | your contention.” t it adds, in a few days number is 1 Lace Silk Hosiery In white, black and cordovan. Considering the fact that low shoes will be worn just as late as weather permits—all winter, in fact, for evening occasions— now is a timely season to pur- chase in advance. $4 0 Special, pair, at...... o Autumn tints of tan and brown in Silk Hosiery Best makes and such a varicty of weights and styles. Full-fashioned, narrowed heels that lend a slender line; all price lower than is likely to pre- KEDS were originated for sport wear, they have become vail later. The mellow texture of Argument Beginx in Hotel. I standards of knock-about footwear for summer and early i: | The argument began in the senator bmit a bid for the v om in the hotel here and continued | a tement of the Snanas o gring the trip to he i sponsibility “of our company ~which fhere Senator France e the | we believe will be satisfac y in for Berlin. art | you.” actorvial a numb i nied the ' ) TRIANON TREATY LAW. ould rencw this BUDAP ited S e e United T enator France | ron treaty It is unde room and | Hungary vited | s accusation and | €s'ablished, hecame a law in Hun. et the holshevik foreign office | EATy yesterday by the publication of L4 to Turnish him proof of |the text of the convention. The treaty was printed | tion of the Cflicial G vore black borders, an Glove Silk, its durable wearing quality and its ?]Collumy is no- ticeable, especially in our stock at, pair.... $3o75 Another new and modish fall—in fact, boys and girls wear them for school and they. have proved most satisfactory, allowing natural growth of the foot and as comfortable as a shoe can possibly be. Note I the former price, then our present selling prices—above il all-NOTE YOUR SAVINGS. Material was ac varlous | panied by a map showing the present boundaries of Hungary, as compared | | in the 2 3 5 ton, Pa. with thcse of before the war. it Gabardine, Colors sizes and every gradation of tan and brown to match with in Serbia L f {Re Tiaca G bl b the new fall footwear. 2 , - Line: reen ue. Efficiency. i B P X 2 h’. ¢ t' DRoOwI, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 Formerly $1.98—now Formerly $2.25—now s 1 retice work Roet From the Minneapolis Tribune. | Fique, Lop- white, stripes =33 ov = “Fine-looking bevy of st 5 lin, Beach 5 i l 19 vt Hacucn 20, Was| aphers you have here’" enog; i : I Styles ] Special Purchase, 2,700 Pairs of 1 00 C il ot 1n BS T At ::"K;I\an 3 . 1 {Cloth, Peggy Single and double breasted Norfolks, leK STOCKINGS o - : L e 1 3 TN e e red headed Ty 'Cloth and %‘-’3? Twist, “°\'}gd“|‘d Short Sleeves, Two different styles and grades: Russian Calf, tan and Sea Island Canvas with e i““”‘:{m;" ey ont b, = pert. He s they reduce the light | Middies, Sport Models, etc. black. Most of the sizes are 9 and 9%;. These are pure stout corrugated rubber S e S fintuce becots bill 50 per cent.” Galatea. Sizes 3 to 8 years silk. p i Sl e el reinforced inner heel and B, 0 soutet e At s | Then there are fiber silks in black, African brown.gray el ity i a double-stitched eyelet Ited ) and S Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother and cordovan. All have seamed backs and narrowed ankle, ee] section: neatly boun strap: heavy soles. The e held Ten thousand Japanese women re- fnd are exceptional value, so if you can wear 9 or 91z, and finished with poplin = vy = i 4 = i : famous Campfire model. this a chance to get an ample supply at a low bow. All sizes. Al)isizes held foricently paraded before the diet in \ J Tokio as part of a great demonstra- k—.—.—.—.—.———.— / / tion in favor of the enactment of ] laws to curb the drink traffic. CASTORIA| For Infants and Children InUse For Over 30 Years We are intensely gratified that Washington ”"‘";,"""M—— | exposition-sale that displays authentic Signature of o2zt ||| _ wear. As we advised you in previous First Floor—Lansburgh & B 4 j [ [ August Exposition-Sale of Furs | Wins by sheer force of merit-namely, Finest Qualities, Best Styles and Lowest Prices in Years! women are so interested in this advance Formerly $3.00—now Formerly $4.25—now styles, and quality which assures long information, we selected from mid- $1.98 $2.98 LORD REAY DIES. 8 EDINBURGH, land, August 1.— e death Lord R (Donald ames Mac I g : | winter catch, in order to acquire pelts at their most beautiful Emd b S i R T Db | luxuriant stage. In addition to this, we are able to mark our Furs Sea lIsland Canvas: flat Reignskin in walking ox- | e : : : iy o S Sson runner soles and half heels: ford efiect; pure white rub- ! very n_luch lower than prices likely to prev ail in the wearing season: A et S et A e oy ! so it is to your advantage all round to buy now. | bakelite buckle. Popular heels: long vamp with | pump style. All sizes. stitching . to simulate tip. i Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Fur Pieces From $12.95 to $495.00 Snug little one-animal chokers, hd two-animal chokers, collars, snug- e l a e glers, stoles, deep capes, combina- ; tions and furs of all one kind. Continues to offer irresistible Bargains in the most S}mtch shows a'ngm» Marten Neck- fashionable weaves, colors and designs: piece made of six perfectly matched f Fur Coats Beginning at $49.50 and Ranging All the Way to $885 The coats include Kit Coney, Mar- | mot, Natural Raccoon, Beaverette, Mole, Caracul, Squirrel, Nearseal, French Seal, Hudson Seal. Self col- .. lars and cuffs or richly combined T e 1] with contrasting furs that are sim- skins, and the marking is richer than For instance: ply exquisite in effect. Brilliant silk any piture can possibly show. The ~ {ifiingsg and lhég: models vary in ;ri'cel is $359.50. gnd cm’lsidering the 32 and 36"’5"’1 Tub Silk ‘ i length from the jaunty 36-inch exquisite quality and lovely style, Shirting P73 model to the 40-nch, ‘three-quarter this is indeed like buying Furs be- Crepe de Chine and Silk Brocade—both+ 1 59 Wonder and the full-lenfth which many fore the war. Every Fur Piece in renowned for their satisfactory laundering, . 7 £ Pl - of wi = 1 7 % “is lly good qualities. White ground with plain and! women prefer. -} enty of wrappy 3 our ample stock is equally gt satin stripes in attractive colors. What styles, too. Théy'fe especially smart 1O value. All fashionable Furs repre- 3 : 2 4 and becoming. & gt sented. . 40-Inch White Baronet Satin . The lustrous rich finish that is not im It ’S?” For your convenience, we have arranged to allow you to select the Furs you paired in the laundry. For sport suitsi | $2 69 desire, pay 25% of price, and we will hold your purchase until November First f{lol(ck-}ls artl‘v.“l s millinery this class of | L4 S as e call. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 36-Inch All-Silk Tub Satin White, flesh and orchid—colors that are | demanded for lingerie. This class of silk ‘not only washes well but wears to utmost o satisfaction and is very popular. 36-Inch Chiffon Dress Taffeta ) The soft, supple, clinging kind that lends | itself so well to making frocks, blouses and I 98 millinery. Navy and black in abundance, | ° because they are the colors demanded in' Taffeta. ‘Lowest prices in years—the whole solution to Our August Sale of Blankets proving a record breaker “Like old times,” said one delighted. customer who took ad- vantage of this sale. That was our endeavor, and we are pleased to report our en- tire success along those lines. Then in addition to our lower-than- expected prices, we allow you the privilege of purchasing now and leaving your blankets here for future delivery, upon a reasonable deposit at time of purchase. Here are a few of the many specials: $8.45 Genuine Beacon];-lan::z‘;lian Blankets, Indian $6.95 colors and designs. Each ....................... $8 45 70x80 All-wool White Blankets; light and 59.77 o fluffy. Pair Sl s e e mhewsi v $6.33 Many other Items equally as good in value. Also a Sale of Capitol Brand Mattresses at greatly reduced prices Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. ) Airy Space, dependable merchandise, auick service and low prices bring hosts of thrifty shoppers to— .. And following items are specimens of the exceptional bargains offered for those who come here tomorrow with the idea of saving money on seasonable. practical and desirable garments. s . o . SR Whimsical Fashion Says ‘The hard-to-fit woman finds | 800 Percale Bungalow Aprons | : \ Highly Satisfactory | Plaids, stripes and figures. Too many | So many models, styles for description, but no matter which | 74 f I | you choose, vou'll get a bargain. so ii c il conforming to ail pro- portions, make choos- ing easy. Comfort is the foundation, style must play . a close | second, durability is | not overlooked and | economy: is always in cvidence. i Whenever Fashion makes up | her mind that lines shall be changed, R & G comply at once. When Fashion is op- posed, woman is opposed. so this Corset that has proved | itself to the satisfaction of every wearer has become a standard of comfort, style and economy. $2 to $5 is a small price to pay for a corset that is always satisfactory, and the new models are better than any former seasons, because Fashion’s _require- ments allow more freedom. Best of materials, perfect support, substantial hose sup- porters, models to fit all fig- ures—these are the features that are always present in R & G at— $2.00 to $5.00 Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother vou're value wise you'll supply present and future needs. 1,500 Slip-On Aprons ] | Of durable Percale; light and dark patAL 3 c terns: Making s excellent and he braid | trimming lends a neat finish. It will pay| . you to buy several at this price. 4 300 Coverall Aprons 1 | Glove Silk Underwear —Must include among its delicate tints, white, flesh and orchid. She insists that regulation plain weave must take its chances H with novelty weaves, drop-stitch and embroidered silk. She continues to favor trimmed, tailored and elaborate styles and she has also added new styles of garments, so we were most fastidious when selecting to choose newest styles, prettiest and daintiest models, trimmings and colors. We also made a point of pricing as low as market and mill conditions allow— and we assure you we have succeeded in bringing about most unusual values. 5 Tailored Silk Vests—bodice or regulation style. Very sz 95 fine grade; sizes 36 to 44.. 5 . 3 for $1.00 Of Gingham and Percale. Although there are 300 of these practical aprons, we doubt if there will be enough for a day’s selling, | as women who examine them will buy[ more than one at a time. Sl’zfsa‘}éc ingm"’::;f {lmfs)i:marl} $ I " 49 THE stimulus of pure ginger protects the overheated stomach from chill B e ey 305 when after exercise you drink Glove Silk Envelope Chemise—dainty sfi .50 and ss 95 buttons, stitched belt and trimmed collar and cuffs. Very neat and good looking. flesh tint in tailored and trimmed models A : : . Novelty Weave Silk Underwear \\Q‘ 3 “ Vests - Pantalets Chemise GINGER ALE _Silk Bodice Vesta __ Silk Bloomers - _roomy 2 & L 7 ; \ Extra Size Chambray Porch Dresses Sizes 50 $1 95 to52..... ® There are only 120 of these extra sizes, so it is necessary to be here early as possible if you want one or two. They are of excellent quality Chambray, in blue, green and rose. Bwitbyfiamfmmmmm ‘The Clicquot Club Company, Millis, Mass,, U. S. A, e First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother