Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1921, Page 12

Important STORE NEWS entirely different than mentioned here will be found in The Sunday Post. | LANSBURGH & BROTHER | / ST Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Monday, September 19, 1921 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest Foreword: * » L] A Brief Descriftion of tjle Models Sketched (A) Matinee Frock of brown Canton Crepe. with nov- elty sleeve in Oriental colorings. the dress shows the mew cloche ! ape. $£9.5¢. (B) Formal Dress of French gray Canton Crepe. sleeve- metal stitching, partly eposed section of deep red broad- cloth, $29.50. (€) Navy Blue Poiret Twill. lavishly trimmed with metal stitching, partly exposed section of deep red broad- cloth, $29.80. (D) Black Crepe de Chime. bodice covered with cable stitching in white, with bead studding. $29.50. (C) Dinner Frock of black Georgette, embellished with Jace. Spanish lace sleevelet held in place by roses, $39.50. (F) Combination of Poiret Twill and Satin Charmeuse, new youthful collegiate neek effect, $29.50. (6) Semi-formal Frock of Crepeback Satin, novelty model in graceful draping, metal trimming with sleeve- lette to match, $20.50. Four New Styles in Fall Footwear Among the many now ready for women who know that correct footwear is the finishing touch to their outfit The Brogue Suede Pum$p (As sketched.) A stun- (As sketched.) A smart ning last with aristocratic French vamp effect, in lines. Black calf skin. black suede. o 12.50 5 g000 —ii3l2 Walking Pump AThree Strap (As sketched.) - Smart (As sketchgd.) Of one-strap model in patent, patent leather with buckle gun metal and tan calf. in center. & An'sies.. $12.50 sizes ....... $9~ 00 m:’f: spx.cx$iu-. u;. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother " For Monday, We Announce a special sale of Jananese Crene Kisdinos Handsomely Embroidered in Floral and Bird Designs 54 Special $2 79 Value at WE are indeed fortunate to secure one thousand 5 of these practical and beautiful garments to offer at this special pricing. They are beyond doubt the finest special values we have been able to offer in recent years. : Full cut Kimonos, with wide-flowing sleeves —made of fine, soft and serviceable Japanese . Crepe. The three styles sketched show that the embroidered motifs have not been confined to single sprays, or small birds, but that the riot of rich, Orientdl colors have been used to an ex- treme of liberality. : Taking advantage of ‘this special ‘offering i practicing wise economy. All sizes. 2 Japanese Slippers, embroidered and quilted. Pair, $1.00, Rar.eh/ have.we seen a collection of Dresses so consistent in the beauty and originality and its sty’mg. and in the Iugh standard of 7ts fubn'cs and wcrhmanshr’é, t’lan this one we afier tomorrow A Welcome Sale of Better Dresses 4 particularly emphasize Style and Qual- ' ity—and the Remarkable Savings at They Could Be Marked Much Higher and Called Truly Marvelous Values * ANTON Crepes, Crepe de Chine, Satin-faced Canton, Wool Tricotine, Fine Poiret Twill, Combinations of Satin with Crepe—New, Smart, Fashionable. * * * * WHETHER you spend a lot for your clothes or succeed in looking as if you did, is a mat- ter of choice. But since it is a matter of choice, why not choose the less costly method of achiev- ing smart appearance? In other words, why not take advantage of this offer? There are hundreds of women and misses whose Autumn wardrobes are just waiting for dresses like these—and the news that $29.50 takes the choice should make our appareling section the busiest spot in Washington. More Than 200 Dresses A S TREET, afternoon, dinner and evening frocks are included—dignified and distin- guished in style. The majority are black and navy blue, with a pleas- ing range of lighter shades for dinner and evening wear, such as flame and gray. Flare sleeves in all their variations, tight bodices and blouse effects—coat and draped models—in fact, all the very new ideas—any mode your heart could desire. Bzaut_ifu]y beaded, braided, cable stitched, cabachon ornaments, gold braids, ornamental buttons, _handwork, satin inlay motifs, hand-embroidery and fringe are a .few of the trimming touches. Sizes range from 16 to 4 THERE is a great advantage in being early—certain dresses are only one and two of a kind and, of course, will be taken early. If you do not need a new dress, tell your friends about this “Better-Dress Sale,” for these are values that will be gladly received. * * * The Reason: There’s a reason for everything. This Dress Sale is no exception. This subject is usually found at the top of the ad, but we do not want anything to detract from the superb qual- ity and smart style of these dre3ses. The Reason—We had a dress sale about this time last year—it was a good one—and we have big figures to meet. The Result—Careful Planning, Timely Trips to Marke! . At Price Concessions. : 2 Price Not Just Bought Dresses, But Selected Dresses, From Leading Makers, Plus Reductions in $2Q.50 | . Our Regular Stock. : de - Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Fascinating Fall Millinery $12.50 LACK in the lead! Colors in all their autumn glory! Shapes, sizes and trimming effects in the most becoming ideas for every type and contour—especially for women and misses who recognize the important role Millinery plays in Fashions scheme. Cire ribbon, applied in bows, nov- elty effect and dangling streamers in . many ways. Jet beads, Ostrich, Spanish studding or beads in pendant fashion, metal touches, feathers, em- broidery in an array of colors and de- signs that meet every millinery re- quirement for tailored or more dressy wear. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 350 Georgette Crepe Blouses in a special sale at $2.95 FLESH, white, bisque and orchid. The dainty shades that remain in favor throughout the entire year—because they blend so well with all other -colors. Ty-on and Tuck-in models with short sleeves. Although all sizes are in the lot, this does not apply to each kind, for this group is very special and we could not get all of one kind or many kinds in each size, so come prepared-to get the best Blouses avail- able at $2.95—and select from various styles of lace and embroidery trimmings. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 7 Nothing more important for the} growing school girl than the right CORSET ANY mothers realize this hygienic fact and many do not—it has become a mistaken jdea that a corset is a corset. Nothing could be more erroneous—the adolescent miss requires the most careful attention in this line, Leaning over a desk in study hours, indulg- ing in athletics during play time—the slightest strain or lack of support is likely to result in permanent weakness of the muscles, ligaments, bones and organs. : We are conducting the most careful cam- paign in fitting youthful women, misses and girls, and we ask all mothers to allow us an opportunity to illustrate how well and effectu- ally we attend to this important detail. L. A Very Comprehensive Line of "GIRLS’ CORSETS at $1.00 to $3.50 Third m’ A Brother == i