Evening Star Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 18

- 18 . LY LN ARSI . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Only a !.imited Number of These" Coney Fur Coats to Sell Special at; $49.50 Heavy fur in brown'and taupe. Sketch shows the style. The linings are of brilliant silk; there is a handkerchief pocket, and the length of the coat is 36 inches. 1% The cross-wise band at i » C., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 192L." LANSBURGH & BROTHER Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Saturday, Sept. 24, 1921 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest s = = —— 1 There’s an'ucurcd style about " Van Radlte Washable ' .Suede Fabric Gloves The glove for servicel Being washable is a point in favor, because it saves expense incidental to sending gloves to the cleaner. attention are— 16-button length Suede Fabric Gloves Two numbers worthy of special 6-button Strap-wrist Duplex Gloves s " Fashion’s Choice! Plain This Stunning shoe wins by its refined elegance! Suit- able for wearing with any For school, for play, for general wear, They’ll stand a lot of wear and tear— New Gingham Dresses Styles for little giris and tiny tots.- We have priced them for parents’ economy. i the bottom, the narrow Ty : { L = kind of street outfit, and . 2 5 £l belt, cabochon buttons and 85C Pa“' sl .15 Pair equally appropriate for semi-formal wear. H deep shawl collar are all White gray:badeds browh Hesvier™ quality of the Note the long line that slenderizes the foot. Not a g evident. The value must mode . and pongee color. suede fabric, which accounts trace of tf‘imming—fich in if;elf and as comfortable as a “& ome have spear-point backs. for its title—“DUPLEX” scientific last can accomplish. be- SRk by ipietsgunt o St They are the full arm mous- Colors: _Pongee, white, Walking heel and WE};t soles form the walking fea- i H with these comfortable and dectaite ‘.“l:“h“'" is so beaver, - brown, mode and tures and low price forms the economy feature—an im i D R popular with the bell o i 7 3 o 3 ? good sftyl"' winter coats of sleeve. e g;’c{}, biZely epbroidered portant factor these days. £ concy ur. . . Y Second Floor Lapsburgh & Brother i ey PR Our Fall Lmé l::f Kayser’s Genuine Imported Left to rignt, sketches show: H ivite : an.iowe":j-..c‘bm" . ; 1 b . t : . Straightline Dress of pink or Hand-smocked Rompers, of il § —invites your inspection, and' we are sure you will be Wh S B P blue Chambray, trimmed with pink and blue Chambray: it - 3 pl:flse(} with their excellent quality, perfect shaping. and lte one ar mns sickorack raid. Sizes 6 to 14 :‘ze;scz and 3 years. Special I £l ’ exceptional values. 3 z % Under artificial light, these are almost as brilliant as years, $225. Girls' Bloomer Dress. | 3 ate o omen s amp e K [ Two-Clasp Chamoisette Gloyes, 59¢, 69c and $1.00 genuine. " Bloomer Dress of Chambray, Gingham or Chambray: < i -y A | Strap-Wrist Chamoisette Gloves, 79 and $1.25 There are three styles copied from real gem-set pins in blue, pink and tan; sizes 2 to 12 years. $3.95. (Others up il and they are modest in size—not the large showy kinds to 6 years. Special at $L25. to $6.95.) il ; it o Two-Clasp Leatherette Gloves, pair, $1.00 . . Vests and Union Suits _ i ] ‘ 4 E | 12-Button Chamoisette Gloves, pair, $1.00 Some slightly mussed from handling, but tubbing will R | 16-Button Chamoisette Gloves, pair, $1.25 soon correct that trifle. There are too many styles for de- L 2 X i scription, so we ask you to come early and select from these fine qualities and wanted styles: that proclaim they are imitations. For your own use or giit purposes, these Bar Pins are most ac- 59C ceptable—price only First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother . Complete Stock of Childrer’s Apparel - Priced far below the warrants of quality. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother ! Children’s Bloomer Dresses, Full Assortr-nt of Serge ] | | trimmed with rick-rack braid, and Jersey School - Dresses; sizes 2 to 6 years, $150. sizes 8 to 16 years. $995 to Lot No. 1—Knitted Vests at 25c and 35c. €22.50. Lot No. 2—Knitted Vests at 29¢ and 39c. Babies’ Creepers, of Checked — “Fignner Middies ' Gingham; sizes 1. 2 and 3 Bihe and' the new bright col years, 95c. for Fall and Winter: sizes & Lot No. 3—Knitted Vests and Tights at 50c. Lot No. 4—Khnitted Union Suits:at 39¢c and 69c¢. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother to 22, $4.95 to SILS0. Girls’ Rubbzrized Rain Coats; sizes 4 to 12, $495. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Girls’ All-wool Serge Dresses: hand embroidered; sizes 6 to 14 years, $5.75. Fashion has ordered it, so we have it The New Tunic Blouse Of Navy and Black Crepe de Chine $5.00 New York is keen for this smart out- ergarment that originated in Paris and soon found its way to this country of adaptation. As the sketch shows just how it looks when worn, there is little to tell except that the ingenious de- signer put the finishing touch on it when fashioning a two-row trimming of silk soutache. Style Is the Keynote of Children’s Fall Hats For school or dress-up wear, but economy is also a feature. Trimmed Velvet Hats All the pretty colors of Fall and range of shapes, sizes and trimming ef- fects to accommodate all $ tastes and requirements...... 4-95 An nketehed—First three hats $5, the cemter three hatx $7.30—and the last three $10. The NEWEST Styles, The Largest Variety, and The Best Values in Washington Always Pleasing Choice of Popular-Priced Hats Trimmed Hats popular in price—and popular in mode . as well, are strongly featured here at all times. Just now —at three prices—a tremendous collection f ) o f J THE TRIMMINGS are varied enough to meet every taste—Ostrich, Chenille in streamer effect or used as embroidery, Beads, Quills, Metal Ornaments and Fancy Pins. The item of interest—VALUE; so we ask you not to judge these hats by their low prices, but come here tomorrow and try on a few of these charming new models. Note the excellent quality materials and the high-grade workmanship. With- out doubt you will find the very hat you have had in mind—and pay only $5, $7.50 or $10. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Priscilla Dean Tam of Bright Red Suedelike Elastic inset governing the head size and making the hat very com- fortable. There are plenty other colors, too, but we mention red be- sred v e $1.95 We have assembled the largest selection we have ever shown. Speaking in numerals—and not exag- gerating one whit—there are easily 1,500 hats for you to choose from—and every one NEW. The favor of BLACK PANNE VELVET HATS grows greater as the season advances, and these hats are here in an assortment skillfully chosen to include all the styles in demand. In addition, Hats of Lyons Velvet, Hatter’s Plush and Duvetyn. Not only BLACK HATS, but every new and desirable color and combination is included. String tie fastens the neck and the wide sleeve adds to its general style and comfort. The quality of the Crepe de Chine is so much better than you'd suppose at the low price, that we ad- vise early shopping, for every woman and miss is admiring it—that n'eans there will be big demand. Sizes 36 to 44. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother G it Rich Beaver Hats in | Velour Hats in brown, i tan, brown and black. 4; | il i | navy and dark green. Very smart, boyish styles, finished with an excellent quality grosgrain band and bow — some short nreamer:’i.l.‘? $5-95 53.95 to $7.50 Second Flosr—Lanshurgh & Brother Many styles and shapes. Wide bands of heavy grosgrain ribbon ending in long streamers. Two Pairs of Pants Double the Life of These Toilet Articles—Special ‘Best makes of Children’s Hosiery . for school and dress wear Boys ’ No rfo l k Sul ts Djer-kiss Face Powder, Daggett & Ramsdell i NTED i all tintS . .coooseocnes 41c Cold Cream.......... 36¢ i .. UNPRECEDENTED VALUE! That is not a boast, Cuticura Soap, 3 cakes Babcock’s Corylopsis il simply good 1i|1ew}s1 Whllc;h we are only,too glad to pass along 2 for q 500 Talcom' .. % r;“ i o mrets who have been trying to et most andbestfor mmmemmm 0 of €©Q OF 90 BV VLN Vgl | /B | Pebeco Tooth Pa 15 Totet Wate i the?r money—now’s the time and here’s the place. at (] . bnle)?fe:}‘:e ;th"h Pa;‘fg ng(:;'gy;, e a;;:z_: E\‘ English Ribbed Sport Hose—Tan, bl d black. Th o . i ity Toc = ‘elour Powder | e I three-quarter length of smart sty?:. S::;:lac AAAAAAA e 590 Both pairs of knickers lined Women’s Nightgo "7 brg:}?::orquahty Too;l;c eaZhEh.)tl.r. Powder I’dld(;c i throughout ? Of course, Knickers wear out First Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother English Ribbed Lisle Hose—Three-quarter length in black and cordovan. Good style and better value‘...g.t ..... 50C L first, so, of course, the extra pair . | 0 t to boys. New dark woolens » ° . | Boys' Ribbed Cotton Hose—Black only; made £ aSHc S = | service. Sizes 7% to 11, 35¢, 3 wra‘ch;:ymaeor $l -00 in mixture effects withi all the Pink, blue, lavender and white crepe prettily em- ’t . the Quallty s e il style, snap and service that good broidered. If you prefer to wear the slip-over gowns of \'“ materials and expert tailoring can accomplish. Sizes 8 to 16 years. | Boys All-wool Serge Suits $7.98 Norfolk models, with yokes First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Printed Madras Shirts | $1.39 There are various qualities of Printed Madras and any humber of ways to make shirts; there is batiste and Nainsook, we also have them at this price. Some have yokes trimmed with lace and satin. Three of the styles as sketched. . Third Floor—Lanshurgh & Brother Children’s School Shoe Embodying these essentials: : | Comfort—Quality—Service—Style—Value Double econonly . W Serpentine Crepe Kimonos and inverted pleat back. also wide latitude of choice in pat- Knickers lined _‘throughout; at $ 7 95 , terns and color effects. The out- sizes 7 to 17 years. Very spe- DT 5 i irts cial. The first economy is in the low purchase price—then, standing feature of these shirts is QUALITY! QUALITY of the high-count madras in printed novelty and corded patterns. The making is up to our high standard in every respect, and the variety of pat- terns , affords such scope for choosing that every taste can be satisfied. 1f you haven’t attend- ed to the Fall supply of smart- style shirts, do it tomorrow, HERE! Sizes range 14 to 17. ; Knitted Four-in-hand Ties 9 5 i in the narrow shape C i Plain and novelty weaves in the most attractive color” combinations or solid colors, if you prefer. Some all silk, others silk-and-fiber mixture. It will pay you to buy several, as they are excellent value. First Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother as every woman knows, Serpentine Crepe requires no ironing, which is an economy of labor as well as expense. At the same price we include Breakfast Coats of Ser- pentine Crepe in plain or figured effects. Colors such as pink; blue, lavender and rose. Third Floer—Lansburgh & Brother R Boys’ School Suits Of serviceable brown mix- tures in fine cassimere; Nor- folk model with belt and flap pockets; lined knickers; French middy -models; ex- sizes 7 to 17 ears i $6.98 v $5.50 Boys’ School Suits With Two Pairs of Knickers Of Crompton Corduroy Any mother who has ever clothed her boy for school in a suit of Crompton Corduroy requires no telling about this wonderful pile fabric that defies water—rolls right off, doesn'‘t soak in at all. Durable, and having an extra pair of knickers practically doubles the life of the suit. - Full box-pleated yoke back and front Norfolk model. Both Coat and Knickers fully lined. Sizes $ 8 - 8 to 18 years. Very special.” 08 075 Boys’ Juvenile Suits Of all-wool navy Serge, in regulation Middy, button-on They’re here! The New Panne Velvet Handbags, $1.95 Words don’t co\mt—'evetg up- to-date woman knows that Panne Velvet leads. This smart style, roomy ‘bag has an extra size mir- ror and swivel change compart- ment. Chain -handle and firm clasp—picture shows the shape and style.-Colors—beaver, brown, .gray;, navy and black. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Sketched numbers are: : Shoes of dark Brown Calf; with welt sole and flat heel. Same style in tan. 8/ t011..$500 112 t02..$600 2%to7...$7.50 : . Sturdy Shoes of Gun Metal with welt sole and flat heel. 8% toll..$475 11%t02..9550 2% to7...$7.00 Shoes of Gun Metal or Brown Calf (boys’ style only); welt sole; flat heel. 10to 13%....0u. $4.25. ..$5.50 1to6...