Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1921, Page 12

SERTEERRERER, |1 THE EVENING STA R, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, sortment! collars! Second Floor. l Again! 'Silk Jersey Petticoats and Bloomers at $3.19 The prices on these handsome, well made Silk Jersey Petticoats and Bloomers make their putchase particularly advantageous to you now. These are gar- ments you can wear with your best bib and tucker— your very best, and your next best—because they are such high quality they will withstand lots of wear. The Petticoats have plain or fancy flounce. The Bloomers are long and finished with self ruffle and elastic at knee. = Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Coutil Corsets at 95¢ Medium and low bust models with long hips, and the woman or miss who can wear models such as these will get a bargain too important to miss. Bandeaux in sizes 32 to 44 at 39c. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother The four styles sketched are . representative of the entire as- Note the huge fur Women who have as yet not bought coats should consider that it is the first of October; that from now on a heavy coat is practically an eve and that this sale is obviously unusual. 1921. FROM MONDAY TO’ MONDAY — OCTOBER 3RD TO 10TH, INCLUSIVE : Lansburgh © Brother-Ann One of the Great Merchandisi.né Acluieéehzénts | 6f the Anniversary Is This Sale of Extraordinarily Fine Winter Coats - ry-day essential, i Every day in the year prac- tical women find use for . 36-Inch Chamois-Finish Longcloth at 18c - Lingerie, children’s clothes, household utilities and many uses that the resourceful woman knows so well, cost so little when purchased at a sale like this. Firm weave, fine texture apd the wanted chamois finish. 27-Inch Outing Flannel, Yard, 12Y5c Variety of colors and designs suitable for nightgowns, children’s underwear, petticoats, pajamas, night §}urts. Mother will know what to do with it, especially at this low price. - 28-Inch Dimity Checks, Yard, 25¢ Neat patterns, suitable for blouses, frocks, underwear, children’s clothes, aprons and hosts of other uses. This is the time to get a supply, for it is a fabric in season-at any time. ' 27 and 32 inch Dress Ginghams, Yard, 25c Plain colors, checks, stripes and plaids of the newest coloring and combinations. The good-wearing kind that lends itself to the making of school frocks, bungalow aprons and—ieave it to the woman, she’ll know more uses than any one else. First Floor—Lansburgk & Brother | This Price I e Selling star ! promptly at 9:15. | Second Floor. —_ Which will you have, the daintily lace-trimmed models or the neat tajlored styles®> Plenty of both, you know, so read following brief details and then come prepared to save money enough buy for vour own wear and Christmas giving. @ < * stitching of pale blue. Other styles too iversary Sale RichMaterials,Beautiful Styles, New and Novel Garnitures That Reveal the Recent Fashion Ideas of America’s Leading Makers —————y | They Have the | | Charmand | | Quality | | Associated With \, l Coats d { . Selling at ‘ . A Great Deal | ! More Than | il I Coats of Panvalaine Coats of Pollyanna Coats of Moussyne Coats of Normandy Coats of Suede Velour Coats of Gerona Coats of Bolivia Coats of Pile Caracul All the reigning styles are to be had, from the Voluminous smartness, beauty, ings and full length Winter Coats first by their lines and trimming; the second by their richness of material ; the third by their quality and fine workmanship® the fourth by their soft, thick, heavy-weight, cozy interlin- It Will Be “ the Height ! of Wisdom for Every Woman, Every Miss to Buy Her Coat During This Great Sale Trimmed with Beaver Trimmed with Wolf Trimmed with Squirrel Trimmed with Mole Trimmed with Nutria Trimmed with Opossum Trimmed with Raccoon Trimmed with Embroidery that promise wear and warmth. The silk outerlinings. extreme bloused-back, peasant-sleeved style, with large fur collars and wide sleeves, with wide fur cuff or plain, to the straightline, general-wear tailored coat that is appro- priaté for every kind of wear. Embraced is Ithe fitted bodice and flare-skirted style. Black, Navy and Sorrento Blue, and Browns in the New Marmot, Zanzibar and Malay Shadings It is beyond a doubt the greatest value-giving Coat sale iy many seasons.® Ask any furrier what a set of beaver, squirrel, wolf or opossum would cost—then view these magnificent Fur trimmings. .size of ordinary ones; others with fur cuffs and bottom bands. embroidery and cable stitching. in Dainty Flesh to almost double the number you intended to At $1.90 Lovely tailored styles, others in trim- med styles, with Val lace; still others are shirred and some ribbon-run. One particularly pretty one has pure white Val in two rows, connected by a band s of radium satin and is run with baby ° blue ribbon. Also an attractive anodel with lace, shirring and hand feather- numerous to mention.. Third Floor—~Lansburgh & Brother fl Important Briefs ii : Bramley Collar. and. Cuft Sets, 95c to $1.50 set—Pique, linen, broadcloth, satin, leather and brocade. All the misses, youthful women and girls are wearing them with sweaters, coats and frocks.— Roman Stripe Banding, yard, 50c—The most gor- geous color combinations, in 2 variety of stripe effects suitable for scarfs, sashes, hat bands, sweater fronts and trimmings.—First Floor. More Zephyr Wool Sweaters One of the $ . 9 All in Tuxedo Anniversary L Style Sale’s Best ; A Great Values 2% Purchase Sweaters for now—Sweaters for Winter. They are here in such an array of styles and colors as you haye seldom seen. All sizes—for Jboth women and misses. : S The price is possible because of the quantity " ‘we bought—and we have turned the savings - - to the benefit of our patrons. £ TUXEDO model—the favorite—with narrow belt. and two pockets. A satisfying color range, with plenty of navy, copen and black. Séme with collars of self weave, contrasting colors; others of brushed wool. g ' A Wonderful Sweater-Buying Opporlvm'f}; rgh & Brother = TR RS S First Floor. Vestee and Cuff $1.39—Cream net-of fine qual- ity, Venise and Val lace. ‘These dainty sets are worn with every kind of fall and winter garments and are very becoming.—First Fldor. Men’s and Women's Women's are of have woven dorded borders and three rows of stitching. Other days than’ Anniversary Sale the price is 18c. The Men's are nemstitched and have embroidered initials.— First 4 Infants’ Beacon Startex Half Linen Crash, yard, 16c — The. absorbent quality that housewives like 50 weil. It is 18 inches wide and finished with neat blue or red border—Firat Floor. Cambridge Linen Writing Paper, package, 25e—Beau- tiful quality paper with linen finish. . Seventy-two sheets to a_package. 24 envelopes to match, 10e~First Floor. Children’s Rainproof Um- brellas, $1.39—20, 22, 24 inch “ Paragon: frames, Handles in styles suitable for boys or girls. These are practical school umbrellas. —First Floor. Blankets, $1.25 Use Them for the Couch or Carriage Of course, your baby slee; invigorating weathér. -Don’t tal s on the porch during this !))(e a change of exposing it to the cold, because ‘these delightfully warm Blankets are equally practical for couch or carriage cover. They can be washed and are very light in weight. Absolutely fast color, in dainty pink and blue—baby’s favorite tages. K White Eiderdown Baby Buntings, $2.95 to $7.5¢—Trim- med with white or blue satin ribbon. Beautiful fluffy bunting pockets for baby’s comfort i the crisp weather. 3 Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Zni Collars twice the Still others elegantly plain or with hand- Sizes for both women and misses-i-cht;ice $46 - Cheps: D Chiiie: Bawieliope. Cliemise 9 90 [ J Color—Two Groups At $2.90 A heavier grade of Crepe de Chine. of course, lavishly trimmed with Val, ribbon, French flower motifs, some with tucked vokes of Georgette and fine lace medal- lions, satin ribbon, fine shirring and rib- bon shoulder gstraps. Filet designs are noticeable in the lace trimmings. too. Then there are tailored models, if you prefer, and whichever you choose you'll get a value such as you never expected to find—even in an Anniversary Sale. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother : i i ’ i A Veritable Walkaway in the Anniversary This Sale of Women’s Fall Footwear at $6.85 Their chief appeal is that they are 2 Equally convincing is their smart style! H $ H i H They’ll make a lasting impression because of their lower-than-value price! 4 o A ‘ Brogues—Oxfords—Pumps Walking Styles—Dressy Styles Pumps—Of black suede, patent colt, black satin, black kid, mahogany calf. Turn soles, Louis and Baby Louis heels. One, two and three strap models. Brogues and/ Oxfordéi—Mahogany calf, black kid, combinations of gun metal and mahogany calf with Scotch grain. - Cuban and military heels; welt soles. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Drother i | H H * H H b4 4 H . 4 i H i * 3 & © f R R R IR R R IR R R R iR Rl R ol SR R R R R IR R R R N N R IR R R T ] T T T T ey ey rey ey ey ) LR R R R R R R R R R R R R R R N N R R e e MR R R R Rl N R N RIRIRIR T Y Y e e Y ) e ) Y B Y B o e e Y Y Y e ) e e e e e e e e e 0 e e e e e ) D R el PR N R R W el R Rl el Rl ) o N R R o o ol i T ol ol 2 25 IR A AR ARAR ) d| RIRRI RN DR RIRIRT] Rl R R N R R R NN R R R R R R R R R N R R R R R A R R R R RN U R R R Rl N Rl R R RIR R A N RN RIRIR A R R S D IR