Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1923, Page 21

¢22% LANSBURGH & BROTHER STORE NEWS for Thursday, January 4, 1923 Boys’ Wash Suits, $1.00 and $1.55 Scores of smart styles; fast-color materials. Sizes 2% to 8. —Fourth Floor. e ‘Washington—New York—Paris Specimen Values of the Thousand and One Offerings of WHITE e The Sale of Linens and Towels “Pepper Pot” Hat and Scarf Sets Establishes a New High Value Mark Because we planned and purchased ‘way ahead, we are able to offer larger At the lowest price stocks and more imposing values than in years. Included in this sale are linens ever quoted here whose arrival predates the new high tariff. All are of the Lansburgh 1 29 & Brother high quality standard, which at sale prices is something you, can’t (-] afford to miss. Ireland Brothers Pure Irish Linen ‘What news for the : girl or young miss is 70 inches wide, of a closely DamaSk Pattern CIOthS who was disappointed with soft, mellow finish, and This famous quali a low price possible in y g assorted patterns. @ 5() the World of White Sales. Snowy and satiny in not receiving one 2 = damask, in floral and conventional patterns. of these popular sets Cloths, 72x72 inches....$10.50 each for Christmas! S| Here they are—a. Cloths, 72x90 inches. .. $1325 each Napkins, 22x22 inches. . .$12.00 dozen special purchase of 400 brand-new sets—at a price we could not have 54-inch” Madeira o . 3 Centers, Each Attl‘actlve Llnell thought of naming a few weeks ago. The sets are of the softest woolly material, with Substitutes $12.75 = v Assorted designs in large jaunty tams with an elastic headband that fits beautiful handmade cen- anybody, and a smart scarf with fringed ends. Some ters, developed of finest Micceried (Cottons Dane are bound and fringed with a contrasting color, and quality pure linen. ask Pattern Cloths of extra some are shown in broad-striped effects. Many attrac- heavy Tmhug in plcasln;z v i c assorted patterne. tive colorings to choose from. 2 04x1‘4. e $1.50 tern Cloths, Each Mercerized Cotton Dam- $5.68 ask Pattern Cloths of heavy An opportunity to se- in assorted pat- cure low-priced pattern ias finish. cloths of closely woven 58. Each, Sl'oo linen, in circular designs. 420-430 Seventh Street Northwest S One Thousand Corded and Self-Stripe White Madras Shirts $1'3 3 for $4.00 For good looks, wear and all-round service, the white ‘madras shirt is without a superior at any price. The shirts in this special offering are made in the custom way, cut full and roomy, assuring wear satisfaction through perfect fit. A good range of sizes, too—134 to 16. 500 Men’s Muslin Nightshirts, 85¢ overy shirt is hemmed and cut full for sleep comfort. Sizes 15 to 20—and particularly good values at t ow price. —Men's Shop—Direct Entrance off Seventh. Heavy Pure Irish Linen Damask This dama woven _quality come in l¢ Sale price, yard 22x22-inch Na Sale of White Turkish Towels Quality and value you'll appreciate on sight Lot 1—19¢ each; $2.15 dozen Lot 2—25c each; $2.60 dozen Lot 3—35c each; $3.70 dozen Lot 4—38c each; $3.95 gbzen Lot 5—40c each; $4.35 Jozen Lot 6—45c each; $5.25 dozen Lot 7—65c each; $7.25 dozen Lot 8—75c each; $8.25 dozen Cotton Huck Towels, sizc $2.50 18x36. [Each, 25c; dozen... $2.28 18-inch Mercerized Cotton Damask Napkins of good quality, hemmed ready for use. Assorted de- sl.]s signs. Dozen.... Half-linen Toweling of good, absorbent quality, finished with attractive blue border. Buy a good R 2or —First Floor. Thousands of Lovely New Undergarments In the White Sales at Lower Than Usual Pricing Here's your opportunity to supply all the lingerie needs of winter and'springtime, too. The price bars are down—the garments are fresh and new—especially purchased for this event. The finest of Philippine and P’orto Rican handmade and hand-embroidergd gowns and chemise—also a world of domestic undergarments— Hemstitched Pai- —Second Floor. Cotton Huck Towels, size 18x36. Each, 21c; dozen... Important Sale! Barmon House Dresses In Which Prices Are’'Way Down $1.89 and $2.69 w prices would naturally make you think of quite com- : house dresses, until we tell you they are of the well mou 1 Every Barmon dress has neat styling, good nd spe catures that insure the fit and convenience of n B 1ty Handmade ¢ Philippine Lingerie ¢ $1.95 and $2.95 Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise or summer morning dresses, although the woman who j t indoor appearance cannot resist buying several of that we would hardly have expected before. dow e of gingham, chambray, percale and crepe, trimmed i N\ & ro wvs with organdie, rickrack. fancy buttons and pipings. X and colors. ~~Third Floor. Handmade Blouses Special in the White Sale, Special in the White Sale, $5000 I'he White Sales have made many things possible For these 200 fresh, new crisp blouses, exquis le by hand to the last detail, at a price as as $5%0. ey are of the finest French voile, trimmed with filet and Irish lace, to say nothing of the dainty wd-drawnwork, tucking and embroidery that adorn Several becoming styles to choose from, each one a splendid value. —Second Floor. A Rousing January Sale of Boys’ Pull-over Sweaters Some AllWool ~ $7 35 Some Part-Wool Our buyer, just back from the market, picked up these sweaters at a whole lot less than he usually pays for such quality—and we’re passing the saving right along to the boys who want good, warm roll-collar sweaters, made with close Cardigan weave. Plain colors and snappy combinations of colors. Sizes for boys 6 to 14 years, and the minute vou see them youlll realize we’re right in saying some values. —Fourth Floor. These garments are of high-count nainsook; stitch made by hand, and the scalloping :mbroidery designs of unusual beauty and iness ic \ low-priced groups. shown with several styles of 1 rated with hand-drawnwork, Dbesides solid and eyelet embroidery; some also with embroidéry in color. The envelope chemise arc also exquisitely embroidered, some with a touch of color and others pure white. ‘'Hand-drawnwork and tuck- ing, some also trimmed with Irish lace. There are also vests and step-in drawers in the lower priced group, in matching sets, trim- med with hemstitching and embroidery. Each piece, $1.95. Garter Brassieres 50c Between the short brassiere and the sport corset comes the garter brassiere—a sufficient support for small figures, as well as being the favorite for the active housewife or the outdoor woman. These are of fancy dobby cloth, with two strong garters. Sizes 32 to 44. 0 Bael A v e i i, tion fu [ White. stounding / ’ 3 tively trimmed with built-up shoulders. . 95¢ ortment that well upholds our reputa- values in the “World of The price is so low wise women count their necds for months to come, and the qual- / ities so superior they | vould be glad to own. | e Nightgowns are semi are garments any woman ailored or attrac- lace, and there are many different styles to choose from. The envelope chemise arc all trimmed with lace and may be had with bodice straps or Nightgowns and Pajamas $1.50 and $1.95 The pajamas arc Every woman should 2 style, of batiste or see this wonderful World of White—even though she has no intention of buying. It's beautiful! On the Third Floor. frogs or embroidery. The gowns arc of the convenient two-piece nainsook, some trimmed with contrasting color or with fancy braid. cotton grepe, in plain_or igured patterns—a material that launders with- out ironing. Trimmed with colored embroi. inding or hemstitching. f . . - Here’s Opportunity! A Moderate Expenditure Now Assures a Smart Tailored Suit for Spring A Sale of Navy Blue Tricotine Tailored Suits High-grade Suits of fine quality Navy Blue Trico- tine that convincingly show all those quality touches that The supreme Suit value of the season; Suits of chic styitng and excellent quol- ity; a sale that should by all comparisons create new records for suit selling. distinguish the <’ e from all others. Not a clearance—but a special sale of NEW SUITS. Beautifully tai- lored suits in 12 distinctive styles§ NAVY BLUL, a preferred dark shade —always a desirable colori for Spring. These Suits are adaptable to most every figure, requiring little or no alteration— warmly interlined, but not too heavy to be worn in early Spring. In fact; thoroughly good and desirable suits for the entire year. desirable. The jackets are of medium length, not too long, or too short for the present, or the Spring season. ; Suits will, of course, be the demand for Spring—we are assured of that owing to the wonderful productions now being shown irf the wholesale market. Provide yourself now with a smart suit for imme- diate and early Spring wear—at a mod- erate cost. Spring is now just around the corner, and these Suits should be exceptionally H