Evening Star Newspaper, February 17, 1922, Page 15

v/’_—.i* Day by Day | “What part of the | chicken do you prefer?” | | was asked the guest of | . honor at a dinner. “The dressing,” was the | ready reply. That's why | they all waut ringside | | scats at a fashion show Do you blame the daughters | of Eve for loving beautiful | clothes? Tt is instinct, and | | every normal woman dowed with a gi adds to th picture, clothes enh of woma TO WEAR secret of femin Jet Jewelry Has An Inning JET- JEWEERY is the queen of ornaments today. Jet *brings out the best of one’s complexion and lends a touch ®i beauty to any outfit —day or evening. graduated 1 rate, long 1 or other s to $3.95. Jet Hat Pins ain, cut jet heads, nov some with- heav) . forming a trimmMg i. 50c to 4 -$1.50. . i Combs—Solid i icty of shapes, : At $1.50 to Black Spanish Combs, thickly st with cat jet. Up to $12.60. First Fjoor—Lansburzh & Brother A Wondérful List of March Special Veealion Red Records Mostly Snanpy Dance Hits Now on Sale All are 10-inch double-face records that can be played on any make of pho- nograph. Fach.... That's How I Believe fin 14271 3 ¥ eu. - Dy ©Oid Southland. T e—IFox Trot. 14278 '(.' ye, Shanghai — Fox Persinnna— Oriental Fox T 14284 Tel ¢ Twilight (Just ) s Sweet Song) rot. Somg of Indin—Fox Tret. 14255 { Dear OW Southiand—Fox Trot. - Moon River—Waltz. 14287 31')-". ©’ctock in the Morn- ing—Waltz. [ Irish Some Wedley — 1 Part 1—Waltz: Come Back to Erin: Believe Me If All Those En- | dearing Young | Charms: Eileen Alan- nah: Wearing of the | Green. . | Part I—Waltz: St. Pat- | rick's Day; Minstrel | Boy: Killarney; Low { Back'd Car. Granny (My Mammy’'s Mammy)—Fox Trot. - 14239 ) while Miami Dreams—Fox Trot. *Fifteen Record Hearing Rooms— no waiting. Balcony Phonograph' §hop Toilet Articles . forr Week-Enders I. & B Lemon Cream. Sprinkler Can Talcum Frostilla Coty’s Face Powder. . Hardwater Toilet Soap....5¢c Coty’s Chypree (trial)...75¢c QOakley’s Toilet Water.... Azurea Sachet, ounce. Vantine’s Incense........ Forhan’s Tooth Paste....43c Boncilla Sets........... $1.65 First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Week-End Candy Specials Candy Cherries (wild or ox-hearts), Ib. Jordan Almonds (crisp coating), 1b. Nut and Marshmallow Fudge, bar Jelly Beans, assorted flavors, 1b. ... At SC—T\\'O tables filled with variou: candy that ccmes in 5-cent sizes. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother - collars show . such quality at these low prices. Sei L -19¢ inds of good, fresh - Georgette or Crépe Blouses for Suit Wear $5.00 Tailored, trimmed and a range of styles that em- braces just about every- thing one “could possibly think of in. blouses. Flesh tint and white lead, then ' there’s a satisfactory range of bisque, cream and just a few navy and black. Space does not _allow full descriptions. but just as a pointer, let's say the many new ideas of shaping and trim- ming.’ The close, tailored cuff is greatly in evidence. Frills and tucks, laces, embroideries and inser- tions all so differently ar- ranged that variety gov- erns the group, VALUE being the strong feature. Full range of sizes. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Bloomer and Petticoat All in One Garment Called PETTIBOCKERS—one gar- ment that serves a double purpose and it is neat, easy to get into, trig and a great improvement in the way of undergarments—its modern. Pettibockers of Sateen—Drgp-seat model is the last word in improve- ment. Cuff at ankle is formed of two rows of shirring, with elastic for ad- justment ; same plan at waistline. All the practical and pretty colors. $1.95 to $3.95. = Pettibockers of Silk Jersey—Fa- vored colors ; some are the new drop- seat, full ankle-length model; elastic at waistline. $3.95 to $9.75. Third Floer—Lansburgh & Brother Tweed Effects Now in Silk-and-Wool Hose, $2 Tweed is the thing—and naturally one must have acces- sories to match the suit or coai,'so here are tweedy hose. . Colors include the new periwinkle, buff, rose, light blue, maize and shamrock—in mixed effect, mottled heather fashion. AIll sizes and a value worthy of emphasis. Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, $2.00 Surely reasonable enough, you'll agree, when you see the hose—they are perfect quality, full-fashioned; full reg- ular made ; high-spliced heels and double soles; cotton tops for strength. White, black, gray and tan. Boys’ Ribbed Stockings Children’s Ribbed Hose —fast black, heavy rib; —Black, white and cordo- durable; sizes 7 to 11. Pair, 35c; 3 pairs, $1.00. First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother A Sale of Real Handbags Comes Along $1.95 and $2.95 . Characterizing the fact that there is “something new under the sun,” for every one is NEW in one way or an- other, especially the VALUE, as it is entirely new to find nt skin, genuine pin seal, beaver calf, morocco, in all fashionable leather colors. Some have the famous Shur-lok catch that defies pickpockets. Sketch shows only a few of the many. Value speaks for itself—meét it here tomorrow. Firat Floor—Lansburgh & Brother THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEiBRfIKRY.H, 1922. : LANSBURGH & BROTH STORE NEWS FOR SATURD AY, FEBRUARY '18th, 1922 —~ Guaranteed! Guaranteed in what way? To be absolutely perfect, to be made of sterilized human hair. For every net failing to qualify we give you an- other. Cap and fringe styles in all colors; single and double mesh. FEach net wrapped separately and boxgd in dozen or half dozen, Special prices tomorrow : Single mesh, 6 in a box at 50c Double mesh, 6 in a box at 55¢ Single mesh, 12 in a box at 95¢ Firat Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Smart Slip-On Sweaters at $1.89 Out of doors in spring is the thought inspired by Slip- on Sweaters. Colors—Buff, gray, black, brown and jade are the rich colors, and the stitch is a block or wide stripe in raised effect. . Plaited girdle with tassel end and shell stitch fin- ish at the neck. Close sleeve with - tailored cuff. All sizes _at this one low price, $1.89. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. ER plete range of new Spring shades and colors. Shetland Floss, 1214¢ Hank Offered far Saturday at this low price in a com- The lowest price in Washington for genuine Shetland Floss. Art Dept., Third Floor ‘Even Hun(ired' Tailored Suits One hundred dignified Tailleurs of Tricotine, Twillcord and Poiret Twill arrive—and it is well to note that a complete range of sizes is present. Three groups—each spe- cially priced— .$39.50, $45.00 and $49.50 We wish there were more of them, but then a hundred will probably meet the day’s demand—but no one can tell—they are so smart. Dignity plus style stands out promi- nently—and there are sixteen distinctly different models and trimming touches, all adhering strictly to the man-tailored idea. Lavish embroidery on scaltoped coat, with a vestee ending in deep fringe ; another with swag- ger leather belt and soutache placed in gradu- ated rows.back and front; still another with a braid-bound cape-like coat. These three are Make Spring Advent, In A Sale e sketched, and each of the others is equally as attractive. Lined with silk or crepe, these straightline or - loose models are devoid of bulk and tailored as if to §our special order. See them early tomor- row, if possible. i | | | | | | | ideas. Blue Birds are Calling: “Spring’s On the Way” - Exquisite New —answer the call in a thousand notes of loveliness. Style is the feature, variety a close second and VALUE the irresistible urge. Vultures and ostriches contribute their plumage. Field and for- est inspire imitators to fashion flowers and foliage after Nature’s buckles, eyelets and all. Hats ~VARIETY ~STYLE ~=—VALUE $ | Originators design the most alluring -bows, motifs, ornaments _ and other trimming schemes in myriad fashion. Coloss—the rainbow lends its many hues; then come others from, the inside of the periwinkle shell; flames suggest brilliancy, the deep sea sheds its blue and shifting green tones; pastel tints; somber shades for the conservative. All, and then some, included in this array of Washington’s best Millinery at $5.00. 3 Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brether van; good quality, in sizes ot Seotchy Kilties Make a Big Hit ;s Quite the smartest thing for girls, that has come out in many a day—and decidedly practical, too. They are made with bretelles that are fashioned after suspenders, Pleated just like a High- lander’s kiltie and finished with a deep hem at bottor. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Priced very low for all-wool plaids at $3.95 and $4.95. S GirlsCanHave Tweed Coats In tans, blues and mixtures—in real thoroughbred styles approved for spring street and sport wear.” There’s just about every kind you could name—that is, if it's in style right now; sizes 6 to 15 years. Prices are lower than quality would lead you to suppose, $10.50 to $29.50. ‘Girls'’ New Wash Frocks At 95¢ and $1.50 Of excellent quality ginghams in such variety that no matter what color or what style plaids and checks you like, it is here at its best. Then there are chambrays and mottled crash for those who prefer—in fact, provident mothers will probably select one or two of each for outfitting the girls of 6 to 14 years. The big feature is VALUE, for these \ new frocks are only 95c and $1.50. S & , o - Girls’ Knickers Of Corduroy The sportiest garment of the season! In New York they are worn right on Fifth Avenue as well as for sport purposes. Brown, navy and tan in Sizes 10 to 16 years., Cuff knee with buttons and three buttons at pocket section. Price, $7.95. 4 - Fourth- Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Misses’ Sizes, 16 to 20. Women’s Sizes, 36 to 44. Extra Sizes, 40 to 5415. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Fur Scarfs and Chokers to Don With Spring Suits —especially such rich furs as Hudson Bay Sable, Baum Marten, Russian Sable, Fox, Siberian Squirrel, Jap M Lynx and others of this character. Our selections young, healthy apimals, and the scarfs and chokers made by the best furriers in the country. All the attractive features included. ‘Many styles in open and closed models and priced lower than you pay elsewhere for equivalent grades. $13.95 to $150. Second Fleor—Lansburgh & Brother Chamoisette Gloves In greater vogue than ever Being a Kayser product, it goes without. saying that they are as near perfection as human skill can accomplish. Our new stocks seem to be better-than ever beforg—auali- ties finer, styles more attractive and value at its utmost. These go well with spring outfits. 2.clasp Chamoisette Gloves—Gray, beaver, mas- tic, sand, white and black. Spear point backs. All Sizesi M Payrs . 50c 2«clasp Chamoisette Gloves—Covert, brown, sand, gray, white, black. Self and contrasting color stitching. All sizes. 7 cut arms and trig-fitting PR B335 $1.00 hand. Pair......... $1.25 - First Floor—Lansburgh & Brother Strap-wrist Chamoisette Gloves —Full six-button length, in gray, pongce, mastic and white. A very $nappy model to wear with tweeds. Pair.......$1.25 16 - button Chamoisette Gloves—Covert, brown, beaver, gray, white. Full Business Men Will Like the : Looks and Quality of These : 3 £ Silk Stripe and Woven o . Stripe Madras Shirts - af L They have all the firie N points of custom-tailored shirts, minus the high prices you are obliged to pay when you have them made to order. " - Attractive silk and woven striped Madras, ac- curately sized and in the snappy patterns and col- orings that business men like best. Neckbands 14 to 18. 3 - Men’s Mercerized Socks 35¢, 3 Pairs, $1.00 - Reinforced heel and toe, and even the top of the sock 4s mercerized and this lustrous finish stays aiter repeated launderings. Black, navy and cordovan. Sizes 9} to 11}4. Pirect Street Entrance to Men's Shop—Off 7th