Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1921, Page 13

This Store Will Be Closed All Day Saturday, Seft. 3, and Monday, Seft. 5 (Labor Day). THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D, C, AUGUST 28, 1921—PART 1. LANSBURGH & BROTHER Get ‘Ready- for School—See our special ad of school apparel in to- day’s Post. = —_— ‘Washington—New York—Paris FOR REFRESHMENT. Discontented? Dissat- isfied? Tired? Melan- choly? Try Rock Creek Park. Go out there alone for a walk. The great trees will hold out their arms to relieve you of your troubles. The birds will sing you a cheery note of welcome and a song of joy. Whistle or hum a tune as you walk. And after a while you will find that your burden has slipped from your shoul- ders. There is something in the freshness and per- fume of the air in woody places which makes you realize that it is worth while just to live and breathe, without anything else. For rejuvenation and refreshment, try Rock Creek Park. You will find it exhilarating, for nature is ever young and buoyant. LOOPING THE LOOP ate a thrill, but in our Rib~ bon Department is a young woman who LOOPS THE LOOP of Ribbon so artis- tically that you will be de- lighted with bows or novel- ties she makes free of charge i you buy the Ribbon here. *THERE ARE NO BIRDS IN LAST YEAR'S NESTS”—no, they’re on this year’s hats. By the way, if you prefer selecting the trimmings for your: Fall and Winter. Hats, pay a visit to our Millinery Ttim- ming Department and you'lt find everything that's new— especially FEATHERS in the most gorgeous colors and effects, mottled plumes, beaded quill plumes, feather ornaments that look lke huge spiders. Prices are reasonable, too, from $1.95 up. WORTH MENTIONING «~—1I noticed in my rambles that the Lining Department is now located on the First Floor. However, Silk Lin- ings are still on the Third Floor—so if youw’re after Linings, this tip will help you find the way. P. S{—Let me :lu = lhug; ping for yo i fi:u %elel T;ephono ;nnk— 7400 and tell me your needs. I'll attend to it as carefully s you would do for yourself, STORE NEWS for Monday, August 29, 1921 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest I You'll Find Better Quality a»nd-., Lower Prices When Choosing Fall Meichandise Here! Rich Satin "Charme $1.98 yard All-silk quality, rich and lustrous Shown in the popular shades—copen navy, midnight, also black and white. Satin Canton Crepe—One of the new- est fall fabrics—40 inches wide, with heavy Canton crepe back and rich satin face. Three popular colors—seal, navy Yard ceeccceseccccnscccccses Banner Tricolette—36 inches wide— guaranteed pure silk. Colors: White, flesh, seal, beaver, copen, burgundy, navy and black. $ 1.69 fhas long since ceased to cre- % ‘August Sale price. .. cvorues Extra Special—2,000 Yards The ideal fabric for gowns, wraps, etc. and black. August Sale price, $ 3. 50 ' On Goes the August Silk Sale With the Lowest Prices in Years New Silks—better Silks—thousands of yards of them—have just arrived—all included in this sale at the lowest prices in years. Silks which, consid- ering everything, are the best values Lansbrugh & Brother have ever offered, and exceptional values have been numcrous here in the past. Silks fori every conceivable purpose—more than a sale, an authentic display of the NEW, and a rare opportunity that no woman can afford to miss. use finish. , seal, All-silk Crepe de Chine—Note the width—full 40 inches. We have just re- ceived this shipment, and you can rest as- sured of having all wanted light and dark colorings for choice. August 9 5’ Sale price, yard...cccueeecees C 36-inch Krepe Knit—A new tricolette weave, rough surface closely resembling a silk ratine, or canton crepe. Suitable for dresses, slip-ons, etc. Colors—seal, Bt e 92,00 A Fashion Favorr'te—]ust Arrived | All-Silk Imported Duvetyn $6.00 yard | Soft, draping quality—36 inches wide.” Very desirable for millinery, dresses and wraps. New fall colors—grotto, tan- gerine, algonquin, beaver, peacock, marigold, pheasant, poppy, seal, hydro, tan, navy, jade, cardinal and black. High-grade Charmeuse — 40 inches wide; superior quality; close face and heavy satin face; correct weight for fine gowns. seal, navy blue and black. Au- wear. - Exceptional - values. gust Sale price, yard........ $2-98 August Sale price, yard...... $1-89 White Baronet Satin—Rich, lustrous quality, heavy weight and a grade that will launder beautifully and retain its original finish. Full 40 inches wide— white only. Exceptional value. August Sale price, yard...... $2. 39 Silk Department, Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. 1,000 Yards of 40-inck Black HeavySilk Canton Crepe - $2.98 yard One of the most-favored silk weaves for fine dresses—a rich, heavy, crepy quality— and every thread pure silk of a superior grade. Black Chiffon Taffeta—Also Black Satin Duchess, both in’the practical 36- inch width and most demanded fabrics. Splendid qualities; good weights for fall All desired colors—plenty of Heavy Crepe ‘de Chine—Guaranteed ail silk, and one of the finest grades of this popular- weave; heavy weight, for dress- es, blouses and-fine lingerie. Light and d; —fl vhite. Negust Sate price, yardens: 9 1.69 ) New Fall Suits and Coals Reigning Favorites With Women and Misses Are Unmistakably Wool Pile Fabrics—and we inau- gurate the season by offering a special group of Wool Velour Coats at $25 Warmth without weight tells the story of their comfort features, but style and economy are points of merit worthy your attention. The colors, browns in_softest tones, quite in keeping with the nature of the pile fabric. They average about half and half in fur trim or the new scarf collars. 3 There is a tendency toward the cloche sleeves with cable stitching, braiding or deep hem. Braid and embroidery trimmings are in evidenice. Im- mense sweep to these ample coats that are equally suitable for travel or general street wear. —Also a Special offer of Fur-Trimmed Suits at $42.50 The outstanding feature of these pile fabric suits is the range of weaves, including Wool Velour, Silvertone, Suede Velour, Duvet de Laine, Moussine and Yalama. o Fur collar and cuffs—some with touches of fur at bottom of panels, and, consistent with our idea of correct accompaniments to the nature of the suits, we have selected such furs as Squirrel, Mole, Australian Opossum, Nutria, Beaverette—then, if you prefer, there are braid .trimmed and tailored suits. Navy, black and brown are the predominat- ing colors. ~Tailoring that suggests “made-to-your measure” suits. Sizes for women and misses. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother [ dand For your idle moments—when indnese Crene Kimanos 22 95 Embroidered-in Beautiful Design you feel Beautiful Gowns and Chemise Given. Very Special Pricing -, Envelope Chemise and Night- | gowns of Finest Lingerie i Materials; at - $1.50 For women dnd misses. Taken from our regular stock and new purchases _‘of the prettiest and daintiest we could find. Just the kinds that we are cer- tain will meet with hearty approval. There are elaboraely trimmed styles, some with yokes of organdie and fine laces. Also plain tailored styles whose excellence-of finish and work- manship are always appealing. And émbroidery-trimmed models that go straight to the heart of every woman and miss. There are over a thousand garments—scores of styles—and every one an unusual value. ‘Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother To make room for new arrivals, we shall close out Two Lots of Women’s Silk: Stockings at prices ridiculously low Black, tan and colors as they run. LOT 2 AT Some are irregulars, but nothing to im- pair their appearance or wear. It will LOT 1 AT i pay you to be on hand early, as these values are too attractive to allow the o stockings to remain long in the store.. L4 Size range not quite complete. 4 S SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1800 PAIRS 4 5 FINE MERCERIZED STOCKINGS AT C Black, white and cordovan. These are the kind of stockings women and misses’ will wear extensively with the new fall walking oxfords. Seamed backs, narrow ankles and the sizes run from 8% to 10. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 2 N ~ New .Woolén | Dress" Gbods Are llzr.ef at lower frices than .cl.loflen have known for.many a day Not only the newest of the neéw, but the standards that always meet with approval of correctly gowned women. However, the new lines show a decided improvement in weave and general quality- because conditions are like lounging—there’s nothing more suitable than a roomy Kimono of Japanese Crepe. The plain. colors are beautifully embroidered, while the flowered styles are sufficiently embel- lished with their own designs in pretty effects. To thesr practical and service- ‘able’ character is added dainti- ness and charm. - you into buying more than one, for it is out of the ordinary to ‘Eebsnc_h a bargain in styles: of the moment. At $2.95, i Third Flolr—Lansdurgh & Brother This special sale will be likely to tempt _ Alkwool Navy Blue French “‘Special at, yard.cceeessseses special, yard oeervessreres _ larly suitable for coats, P _wraps, . suits - gnd skirts, $ “Special “at, "l’anmn. 5'5 inches wide and the season’s correct shade of navy blue for skirts, dresses, wraps, suits and everything that can be made of serge. 1_39 5 i e ey 92,40 better, and it is manifest h_:_ the new Fall Dress Goods. - S8-fnch All-wool Nl\:ly Middy Flannej— The weave best. suited to this purpose; welght, Special, yard.,... B4-inch boys’' reefers, Bé-inch Cream Tricotine—Strictly all - over gicls’ and wool and a beautiful quality for skirts, i suits and jumper frocks, The quantity fi_‘:":;“‘ . mg’e"’l&m , blue and = Tt $2.50 B4=inch Fine Allweol Bolivia—~The sea- B4-inich ' Twillcord .and Plquetine~The son's preferred. colors, including brawn, nayy, relndeer and Pekin blue, Particu- famous Fors n & Huffmaon product in w«v;; cht:tn :g fmi‘hll and winter ‘wear, 1] ored suits, ts, skirts and dresses, : :I‘:lls is a leader; l;ud, $6'98 Third W‘m‘ & Brothey fast color and very warm, although _not hea in $2.98 Dy e o B petaled morning glories, =t ppies, fuchsias and :nd‘y’lo’a for wearing with the mew fall ~ suis. Price, $10.00. Millinery .. Is Black Panne ‘—Closely fallowed by col- ors-as gorgeous-as autumn itself. In fact, it is from g the_glorious riot of color Meavy Chin Used for =1 s : "that arrives with the fiest ool days that designers” - draw their inspiration, so it I little wonder that side by side with somber black,: Petunia, Amber, Castor and hosts of others’ are. shown in artistic effect.in - the New Fall Hats,