Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 18

T TR | D o LANSBURGH & BROTHER Pre-War Conditions Similar thing_any ose could do. . __ i ::m ary’ cdast Days : "“"';fim . Washington—New York—Paris STORE NEWS for Wedriesday, March 29, 1922 420-30 Seventh Street Northwest into thig st - o of Goiden Gate. i e, | . YOUR CONFIDENCE | B s N o - rom Mos- most : . anteerapgm il | ety | A Good Time to Buy - Easter Suits Two Women's Suits for || "™50s: verors augnting at tns or. For more than sixty ; g of N avy Blue _WASHINGTON, B: ¢ .TUESDAY,‘. Price of One. minal city of the longest railroad in {EIPI this store has been NOW WHEN THE PRICE the ‘world she inquired s _there elling the truth about its e et From wetven 15 Vieai fonds and service ;.{.": ai IS UNUSUALLY LOW 9 < p o8 ington knows Wi Toe Men's Suits Cleaned || %o oty s it st 20 g ety e e . : . ' and Pressed for Price ||vostor as there would be ‘ot en- i iacs und i30s = Fifth Avenue is the stamping ’ of One. LS L R R e L dealing. a - ground for Spring Suits like these, A ecially if. the vostok of just oxlre . - but you may depend Fifth Avenue 2 Eetor. {0y 1. ’.fi“ "‘“Ihhg; ‘fl':fild‘.m ‘0‘"‘ ll:o‘wmc.flklt JOE’ not get t’lem at an suc’l a er, <\ . 3 National Cleaners ||Saz rinciaco of its esslier; Basbary toniers by creating confi- It’s a sale of the very best full-fashioned, sdieal, ]g ) ; 4 k of the National Geographic Soclety. dence—not .merely in- 5 . ridiculously low fince as we have and Dyers aivostok 13 Younger: ctsed sales for the day full regular made and properly reinforced silk riarked this \specially selected 500 E St. N.W. o A St 188 Joldin, Mot d : %";‘; Advertising s hosiery that $1.95 will buy anywhere. Shown g — Phone Main 4519 A n ol Sevelopment nt been : in the most popular ghades =tans, grays, ted by the war, its hinter- : . Woik Called for and Deltvered || ned pibor by soviet forces, dnsettied white and black. by rapid changes of government and : . < . . o ¢ ) aow reported to be left without any _Also. Tailored Q.tock.mgs with flat back scanl: n ) because of the attacking Chita ’ white, gray, castor, bfuge and putty; seam-back 3 ek Seity . OB ; stockings, with embroidered clocks in self or con- lation and beauty. trast—EVERY PAIR PERFECT. ‘Living is extremely dear’ sald ¥ ; the Baedeker of 1912; and of the(f| Fitot Flovi=Tansburit & Beolbes Vladivostok of 1922 it might be said with equal truth that human life 'is .| very cheap. The city warranted a Bret Harte's attention for its bizarre - v . ‘ —for choice of Twillcord, Tricotine and Poiret e B o and colorfyl atmosphere during war X — Shiative SIS doyiel Suser Saes times, but for the variety ot peoples | §| ] Twill, with Navy Blue the leading color, al- ia advasos. Ton It outaid any ::-fi:‘:".rx’p&?:%?; ’ A ] though there are tans and black, to vary the tone Special Display T Sas Fewer than 50000 paspie: by ’ oo : and accommodate those who prefer them. Castom Coach Creations [l | 300.000." e infiux ‘was made up. of l [opst aratacions bytwaen typhoe Straight-line coat and variations render the Advanced Engineering | | Huge piles of war material wers Achievements by Kissel massed there before the revolution 2 ” collection most comprehensive. Box and baggy e—a ¢ automobiles, - 4 == - avelte Now, et ihs Waikisgtin Axio [ | cEins oF cor whocls and sacers ones styles—belted and bloused—Tuxedo and novelty Show and at Our New of barbed wire. z 7 3 models. Skirts adhere to the slim-line effect. Showrooms This Week City of Extreme Contrasts. / Even in ordinary tinies Viadivostok T g o J / N\ because of its grace and trig appearance. Whelan Motor Car Co. is a city of extreme contrasts, as might be expected of a place where Chi d Russi te, 3 i e rai idery, , stitching, 1101 Connecticut Ave. S umlnu s soniets) g - S Braid embroidery, strapped seams, stitching Alighting at the FEuropean-looking 2 7 4 R cire and lacquered trimming—all lend their station from one of the most luxuri- 7 "\ ( 4 ous trains of any continent (1918 was 4 charm. the last year you could have done \ ahni.fl“ u:fl tranara.dl;:lto:lnfi:m 7 roshkies, ages and jin 7 t K 2 3 i i — Russians, ?npgnou. Chinese and i / \ \ 149 N 3 4 Sizes for women and misses at $38' é{omnl predominated, with gnany P N S i e e o Americns nd i35 AN Second Floor—Lansburgh & Brother “'A torigue of hilly lind thrust out 3 N A1\ 1 into a land-locked bay constitutes the site of e Mistress of the East.’ The architecture maintains the Eu- ropean note struck by the station; dessiehanll A i ' | | Fashion’s Favorite Silks routine of bazaar buying, flourishing lotteries and babel of tongues than oo | R " -—— | | | Top-Notch in Every Respect But Price ter, museum, club and university. You 7 > i under an American Slectric 1ight, and ; : =t | . This is a message to women, for women are the logical shoppers desplte the “warning criea of ‘s Huss | i ] : ] ; of the household, and what they don’t know about SILKS isn’t worth E:E'&fii:?fifa;i:ufflfifl T :mowmfg.th'l‘hey’ll r_e?;iil_v lzece(égmze S:e quality, style and value fea- s : ures of these specially priced numbers: Living Extreinély Dear. “Small wonder living was extremely Z 1 . dear in the eld da ; Heavy Chine— Chiffon Dress Taffeta— Problom ow siaes ey AhAck . , Heavy Crepe de _ on Dre _ formerly on supplies from China and Spring’s accépted colors in ample All silk, 36 inches wide; colors are g d.:}dz:'.‘:nfin h:’,‘:i,,‘: 9 variety, including tones for outer- the favorites—navy, midnight, seal ble exception tha 7 % | that o city, to -uu_;:.r:;:;'u.}nb'. = S wear as well as for negligee and sport and black.. Soft texture and perfect sustaining, r;m:::::?fl t’":“:fu T 7 ;ea;. 40 inches wide. $ l 4 5 finish for cultivate civic consciousness, be weil b . Z A eeoverromoimanoms . Yard \ governed, and possess some rach =1 E cultural or patriotic unity. It owé its commercé to thé fact that it was I Would Rather|5e% s s gae: $6 85 Plain and Satin Canton Crepe-— = * way, and to the military and. newel 35 colors in the plain Canton and navy, Wa l k Tha n Ride! v EGIEA by ithe brown and black in the satin-faced Canton; full ; 5 disappearca; fis wallwey nasent, hap Their quality—their style—the variety—their charming wear- 40 inches wide; beautiful pebbly finish. Priced, “Since 1 discovered Cantilever|into units by the national entities ability—all these make us so proud to present them. But it is their > 2 along its course, and bolshevi s - e Sl e et ;L‘éauszc;‘;x:; looms as_an econbmic as Well as a low price that adds the final touch to their appeal. passenger barrier along th: - were too vigorous and happy to|rail Fibbon that 'o::enixte;d!:: 24‘:35 imove slowly. Cant:|everslkt:ro|Lght 7.2:: Elga;.tn tiamn. e i back to me that joy in walking.”, y of exports, in its palmi- Ordinary shoes, with a rigid strip | S5iiaY o sive e marlt Thoe ern: of steel hidden in the shank, bind e, "?“i and & the the muscles and restrict the move-| ered from decayed Wood -11‘ ot ment of the foot so that much of the | Which China was its principal cus- ‘natural grace and freedom of walk- | {551°%,;f RRITE 18 (a6 dried body of ing is gome. But the Cantilever|known as the sea siug, more Sppeal. Shoe has a flexible shank. It bends | ing to the curlosity thad to the paiate ‘WITH the foot. It encoufages the fl'k the occiden For_this ‘snall- {ree, graceful movement of the foot. m;mc::‘““’l‘u""‘"um, o",'n:‘_d‘,""!‘.‘: @t strengthens the arch. tive, respiratory and reproductive— and replace them all- within a few weeks. Nature here seems to hold that two can live more easily, if not more cheaply, than one. Wheén the sea slug becomes too hungry for com- fort it divides in two parts, and each, developing rapidly into ‘complete units, goes on a search for food.” PN Bla_ck Hats Predogninate_--But : In exclusive pdfterns; 40 inches 40 inches wide, a brilliant surface = . il widg, in c019rs to wlgiclhl?amelfash— agtd plia'ble texture sport satin. White, Dent de leon (dandelion) makes ifs bow and fairly exudes the ion is especially partial. Navy, brown pink, silver, rose, bobolink, copen, spirit of spring. - Delicate yellow in so maity forms that telling |} ] :;3 4 black 'f.“.'l’ff.s.' $1‘95 pavy. and black $ 1‘95 won’t do—you must meet the entire collection—and choose ac- : Lo & S s cordingly. & = : * Every one the expression of a recent style note, every one youth- \ 1 and becoming—including models and colors f type. The | _ ’ 5 o i;piggriat?tn:;;g arl;1 %:tricfi, flgv:e:s?gru;:tz,ogi vf])]x;::;g i?fim’ec: 7 The Lightweight UnIOI'l SUItS YOU’H ey are special values—at $6.85 : T st s 4 e { | Soon Want Are Specially Priced m:.:a:p meh::l 3. cqr:y ot This Manufacturer Needed Money-a-We Had 1It] Spring days emphasize the need for S a Gabrias € 3 lightet uridergarments—so here are Third Floor—Lansburgh & Brother 240 GHILDREN CONFIRMED. Archbishop Curley Conducts Serv- e The last is sensible and becom- ing. It follows the outliné of the i 10 : v . : : Rctloons oo, | Anscostis, 3 :; ¢ I rg 400 Fitie Ribbed Utilon Suits—Kn ::g"n::dt:o.wfic tmir:lf gnnt ¥ Rev. wsm%?i::’y';t;fl‘n.‘ft oty bo't"éz‘. aIe WOOI—aI ld— Iber Ru S len%g'th and sleelveless, vgth' Iov_vs ‘::eck, neatel§ “sole line permits thy foot to lie in oinrch, Atias which the seol o X - finished and accurately sized. Your choice of . lus 4] health; ition, with the. toes |sament was adminstefed. Rev. Athans 3 ate our cl £ E%hfi" :on?grtlably straight ahiead ;:’,:2 AL S el Collens tight knee or lace-trimmed styles; white only. is feature, and the set of the}James Hayes of Catholic University, g ¢ ¥ Any size from 36'to 44, inclusive, smart, medium heel, encourage cor- ififwfi:'amu%:‘ -i:i 3 f % rect posture. subdeacon respectively at the mass. . e a Y Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests For the joy of comfortable walk-| Archbishop Curley left yesterday for & ing, try a pair of Cantilevers this|tour of the Catholic institutions in week. Sicoutitys T 2 Sizes 36 ahd 38 at 29¢. : 4 We are the solc agents for Wast: v P ) We ran across a manufacturer who could Sizes 40, 42 and 44 at 35¢ (three for $1.00). St MAY GEMTMENT' “use a bit of ready cash and made him an ofl’e_y, White cotton, in-fire weéave; low neck and Cantilever Shoe Sllop Leonard L. Lane, a clerk in charg . !, for we felt that these rugs would make a hit bodice style, elastic quality, perfectly shaped fon,"waa mentioned yestirday 2 i if weé i 1 wotild and accuratély sized. Special pricing makes - 1319 F Street N.W. | ton was mentioned yesterday as possi- . if we could offer them at a price our deal woil B atély - ?;E’., nexuan&gn% °-:.E:tf édrmm;{ j ustlfy. : y buying an'economy. ? . nsas A makees He wouldn’t let s have many at the low price, but g o et da e ( inpou % Lane By the i g / we did succeed in getting enéiighfor-one or two days, - - S - - Bad For Washing Hair ||| tecentis was intsoduoed st the Whits . - 80 here they are. : . h ; FOR_THE G :BRIDE! pregared Eouae et g e Rl il S0 WHAT A GIFT FOR, SPRIN ! iter H. 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