Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1921, Page 19

Many Specials in the No- tion Department—They'll help in your economy while the Fashion Expert is here. o / WASHINGTON, D.. C, -WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1821, The Lining Store—On the First Floor—offers beautiful new Linings at attractive LANSBURGH & BROTHER | e Washington—New York—Paris 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest STORE NEWS for Thursday, October 20, 1921 - Timely Offering of Eight-Button Mousquetaire’ French Kid Gloves 2.65 The present style of sleeve calls for Gloves of thiis length—the bell effect shows the greater portion of the forearm, so the 8-button Glove is just right. ‘" That is mere detail—here are the-actual points of merit : Genuine French Kid. The famous Fownes make. Black, white and tan—the colors in Fashion’s demand. The price, $2.65—very much lower than the actual worth of these gloves. Buy for yourself, buy: for gifts—in cither case you SAVE MONEY! ‘ First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Kid Boots $7.65 Soft kid made to perfec- tion, with a reinforcement WHY YOU SHOULD: BUY i | If you don't believe that - the prices for all kinds of [ apparel and merchandise are back to normal, just go [ into any reputable store in ‘Washington and ask them to give you the figures for . a year or two ago, so that . you may contrast them - :fll the prices, asked to- Y. People can afford to buy now, and people ought to (FOWNES MAKE) SPECIAL AT, PAIR.. Failure to buy is one of - the reasons why there is unemployment. As soon as - you begin to buy, the . wheels of industry begin to _move. More people are employed and more money - ‘.. gets into circulation. Now is the time to help yourself and the economic situation as well. B Lace Flouncing OU can make an entire L dress of 36-inch Chan- tilly and Spanish Allovers and Flouncings at $2.79 and $3.89 vard. While the fashion ex- pert is with us—it will be a limited time—why not take advantage of her services and these special priczs to get a new evening frock? up the back: welt soles and walking-height heels. Sketch shows that these boots are cor- rect height for s.mart effect ) With the popilar length skirts. i Second Floor 8 B0 B BB 818 8B BB BB B BB BB First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother e R For Her Who Wears the New Styles First Duvetyn Hats + ---Entirely New lection Ready Special STYLE— QUALITY— VALUE AT A Remarkable Col- Will Be Selling This $6.95 The only reason we can sell this lot of NEW Duvetyn Hats at such a low price, is the fact that our purchase was so large and depended entirely upon whether or not the manu- facturer would meet our price. When he tearned how many we were willing to take he made the price interesting—so here are the hats— hundreds of them! . There isn't a new color, shape. size or style missing that belongs to the vogue of Duvetyn hats—large. small and medium—providing for youthful as well as more conserva- tive types. The soit tones of Autumn and Winter. The new idea in fruit motifs as trimming effects, Cire, kid, leather touches, applique in fol- iage beads, pompoms, tailored or more elaborate. 3 Y PRESIDENT TO ATTEND. CINCINNATI, October 19. — Hugh jNichol, former chief justice of the ysupreme court of Ohio, who is chair- jman of the committee which is ar- ranging for the U. 8. Grant cente- nary at Point Pleasant, Ohio, a few miles east of this city, ceived a letter from P: ing in which the Presi he would be happy to attend the v April 27 next. An in- be sent to Chief Taft. Gov. Harry L. Davis and Senators Pomerene 2nd Willis have accepted invitations to be presert. Point | Pleasant is the birthplace of Gen. {Grant. BOGUS CHECK PASSED ON M. C.| A police search has been instituted for a young man who Is wanted to answer a charge of passing an alleged worthless check for $30 on muel 8. Arentz of g man visited the office of the Nevada representative, said he was in nced of money and asked to have a check for the Reno National Bank of Ney., cashed. - He was ace a and later the police were ed. CASTORI For Infants and Children the Signature of 00D things (= from 9 sun- g shiny climes poured into a single glass for DELICIOUS and REFRESHING InUse ForOver30Years |;); DECLARES ALASKA INDUSTRES ALTE Mine Operator Raps Na- tionalization and Govern- ment Control. By the Associated Press CHIC, ), October 19.—Nationali zation of industrics and governmen restrictions have driven capital from the country and held up the develop- ment of resources in Alaska, Falcor Joslin of Seattle, Wash., a mine oper ator, said last night before the Amer. .|ican Mining Cungress convention. “The coal and oil industries o Alaska are at a standstill,” said Mr Joslin, “and Alaska today is import 1 and .wil from foreig: » Non-Par(ixan League. J. A. Vricus of Minnesota dls properties of governor app to members mining cong: 1o -take ar part in pelitical affairs if they feguard what he termed the rivite property.” B lization of lhn/nunlnx indus try waits on reductioft of labor costs Edwin Ludlow . Louis, president of the congress carlier in the day. DBinmes High Wages. the effect that v the farmer heing old at d. “while strine that that of a on an axsumed which must Iy aborer produces ket full of ng handfuls ks, He even iates to do Unlimited choice in Duvetyn Hats at $7.95, $10, $12 up to $15, with this very special offering at $6.95 Second Floor—Lamsburgh & Brother How the October bride would appreciate one of these RICHARDSON MODEL VILLAGE Irish Linen Damask Tablecloths Yes, the bride or any housekeeper would be delighted. but not a bit .more.than you will' be when you find that we are pricing them very specially for.a limited time: Size 2x275 yards, in several attractive patterns and the richest kind of a luster. Now for the big feature: This is our regular $20.00 Tablecloth offered tomorrow at $14.95. 13-piece Luncheon Set—Fine quality Linen, embroidered in _brown, rose. . blue or—if you prefer—solid white. Set consists of a 24-inch. centerpiece, six 6-inch and six 9-inch doilies. Set complete, $4.98. " First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother. Saving Expense or Saving Expensively? Keeping important documents, contracts, correspondence, in ordinary files that every- one has access to, or that most any. fire \guuld destroy i3 Saving Expensively. A Globe Safe insures security and Saves Expense. Make your own clothes With the Help of Our Fashion Expert, Miss Iranc She will cut and fit any garment you desire, if your materials are purchased here, and the charge is so slight that your winter wardrobe will cost very little. Plain Skirt, cut, fitted and pinned. ... ........... $1.50 Fancy Skirt, cut, pinned and fitted Dresses, cut, pinned and fitted. . $4.00 T'hrough the store. Coats, cut, pinned and fitted. . ................. $5.00 Recal these bricks During Miss Franc's service here there will be offerings A5 iy mar:r Winter coats in this price range are the mOSt popular E of Special interest in our Departments of_ Silks, Woolen = sections carrying merchandise that enter into dressmaking and tailoring. Miss Franc's fitting room is on the Third Floor— ' Dress Goods Section. W ORI R IR A Greeting Cards ' Now is the best time to ‘place orders for Christmas Greeting Cards. Better work, more certain delivery, and you'll avoid the last- minute rush. Special prices right now—ask about them. Three Timely Specials in Woolen Dress Goods Priced far below the warrants of their excel- lent quality. i 54-inch Wool Jersey—In the sea- 2 2 "—"‘—— son’s favored colors. Yard............. o 5 Chanticleer Fans 50-inch All-wool Black Serge—Non- z 5 crushable, which is another point in its $1_29 _N? wonder Channcleer TAVOLT NATAL. oo ereiofaininimioisrmisioisis sisiaiote fancied the sun rose when 54-inch Navy Tricotine—Guaranteed HE crowed! These gorg- analine dye. This is a beautiful quality. $3'89 eous fans of Chanticleer Only, yard. feathers, deep, rich red in = i fantastic shaping, are at- tractive indeed—the price is Safes only $15.00. How many expensive law suits have been lost, how many businesses crippled through Its fire-resist’ ~Barbaric Girdles —“The call of The Wild” : inability to produce valuable records or might have been the brain qualities have severest tests. : papers—burned or stolen? child of Jack London, but The Globe Safe bears the Underwriters™ Label and carries the lowest casualty insurance It has all the . the “old line” \ < 3 $25 -$29.50 $35 Beginning with the dapper coats belonging by right of mode %o youth. all the way to the most conservative:styles, providing they keep within the range of Fashion’s dictum. ; * Nothing missing—the roomy topper Then the Broadcloth finish that coat, the more elaborate coat with —~ many women like so well. The re- rich trimming touches, the fur-col-" vera::blc fabric is also in evidence. lared coat, the scarf collar, cape col- Simply to say that browns, navy : blues, the rich S lats of self materials, they all find a tal::s wtvoc ::.fnhe:c’::;t;"bl:ix‘t’:‘t];: ~place. .=~ ° plaids, checks and hosts of unname- Although Bolivias, Chinchillas, Ve- able 'kinds are included. i fours, Normandies, Silvertex and The Fur Collars are chiefly Aus- other rough-surfaced fabrics are tralian Opossum, Beaverette,” Wolf, shown, Tweeds and Heathers insist Nutria—if you'd rather, plenty of self upon being recognized. collars. - ~ Also Coats, in sport and club- by effects, for misses, $18.50 Second Floor—Laniburgh & Brother 1.49 Yard The most artistic_designs, including Batik effects in the true Japanese color com- binations. 31 inches wide. Once upon a time Cre- tonnes were made in sum- mer weights and patterns suitable for summer, but they have now become a standard for so many home purposes that an ingenious European conceived the idea of permanency. These beautiful Cretonnes are the outcome—they are washable and it might inter- est you to know that they are specially priced. Lansburgh & Brother and security T'll. wager when you see these girdles you'll think of rate. thé Sultan of Zulu and his innumerable wives whose safe with modern . .ices, lighter weight, and easy portability. Globe Safes are made in different sizes and adapted to any business. You will be interested in looking over the * chief bliss in life is to deck themselves with variously line. Call, phone or write for illustrated colored trinkets. - It will surprise you to know that prices range from only 95¢ to 3 *. % % If you're too busy to shop, telephone Franklin 7400 and . ask for me—T'll esteem it a privilege to shop for you or with you