Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 12

For Valentine’s Day Imported valentines in beau- tiful designs, such as we have not been able to secure for sev- eral years. 5e te 15e. Valentine cut - outs, _tallies, place cards, crepe paper, etc. —First Floor. LANSBURGH & BROTHER : Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, $2.50 Dox. These are the kind of fine handkerchiefs you want to buy by the dozen. Pure linen, all- white, with woven cord border hemstitching. per dozen, or 3 for €3c. —First Floor. = ———— ‘Washington—New York—Paris New Spring Coats and Capes $25.00-$29.50--$39.50 Not the most expensive, but few three-price showings can boast the variety and novelty of these mod- erately priced groups. Sport coats, with big roll-up collars and deep mannish pockets, coats for the most convéntional purposes, or cape coats, with loose flowing sleeves. Then the capes themselves that show many rovelties of {rimming and line. Bo ivias. and other pile fabrics, camel’s hair and soft. fleecy cloths. STORE NEWS for Saturday, February 3, 1923 420-430 Seventh Street Northwest Handbags of Metal Brocade, $2.95 and $4.95 Scarcely has the new idea in millinery been expressed, when we come forward with a showing of every whim and mood of the new season. Millinery to Wear Now An Immense New Collection i Sportlike hats, roll brims | or front flares, with large drooping brims, hats with short backs or with new one- sided trimming. Straws, braids, haircloth and silks, in a host of dark or gay color- ings, and trimmings that charm with their novelty. S fifltfi g : D, The handsome bro- cades of one’s im- portant apparel must be echoed in every dccessory. So here are hand- bags, in a host of at- tractive shapes and many sizes, all of gold and silver bro- cade. There’s the tiny little wrist purse, the vanity bag, the practical flat bag, and even the Billie Burke party box, equipped with largc mirror and every necessary fitting. Quite low priced, too. for anything so decidedly new. And the remarkable part of it is that we do not ask the prices such absolutely new things usually take. At five dollars we are offeringa | | range of entirely new styles, materials, colorings and trimmings that you might be will ing to pay many dollars for. —First Floor. Spring Blouses, $8.95 For the Woman of Large Figure There is no blouse more surely becoming to the full figure' than the hip blouse that ends in loose, semi-fitting lines. These blouses are of crepe de chine, in the always-popular navy and black, that give a one-piece effect with dark skirts, or in the springlike fallow shade. Embroidery motifs of self color and contrasting silk decorate them in several effective wavs Sizes 4474 to 5414, Other silk blouses for stylish stouts, $9.95 to $11.95. —Second Floor. Toilet Goods Specials ASK FOR FREE SAMPLES Tt will be well worth your while to visit our Toilet Goods Section on Saturday. Ask for free samples. Sport Skirts are Spring Necessities, $14.95 D. & R. Cold Cream Pebeco Tooth Paste Martello Cold Crea Rosewater and ( - > Powder .. Note the two interesting models sketched. The first is characterized by four inverted pleat patch pockets and novel strap-cuff sleeves faced with green. It is of soft tan sport cloth, with figured lining. $25.00. ~—Second Floor, Real Filet and Hemstitching Trim These Dainty Underthings —and we have priced them extremely low. $1.95 [hese are the kind of undergarments of which one never has too many. Well made and practical, yet quite as dainty a much higher price would bring. Every garment is of good quality nainsook. Trimmed with real Filet laces, medallions and edges, hemstitching and ribbon decorations. Gowns with round, square or V necks: chemise have bodice or built-up shoul- ders and the bloomers are well rein- forced and finished with elastic at knee ruffle. Flesh or white. . ~Third Floor. Saturday, in the Art Dept. Beige color Bolivia is the fabric chosen for the other model. The semi-fitted back ends in delightful pointed sleeves that dangle long silk tassels. The front has the loose draped effect and is closed with a large cabochon. $39.50. —Second Floor. One of the New Three-Piece Suits, $115.00 That fashion can be In broad contr; practical as well as g plaids, beautiful is demon colorings. or ] strated by the increas striking plain ing vogue for three these sport t piece suits. And the have a way of mak suit sketched is one of ing every woman de- the most charming. cide she cannot do Fine Poiret twill com- without one. Some bined with brocaded have a decidedly tai- p. 3 for... r. West's Toc W C;n;iies Ihree specials from our Indestructible Pearl Neck- crepe and finished with hand-embroidery. When worn without a coat it gives a complete one-piece dress effect. Other three - piece suits, $38.75 to $115.00. —Second Floor, lored ish, while others cannot resist a touch of novelty, un- usual pockets, button trimming or con trasting color. There's a host of styles for vour choosing, cach one decidedly new. —Second Floor. many delicious, fresh, health- ful assortments. Peppermint Patties Cliocolate - cover vepper- mint creams; to cat and good for yo PPound box .... 37c Crocolate Mallow Cocoa- nut— Luscious marshmallow laces—Beads guaranteed not to peel or discolor. 24-inch length. i$2.59 gold clasp .. Silver-plated Mesh Bags-— Durable silver-plated mesh. Couvenient size for semi - dress $l m . occasions Bewitching Aprons to Embroider 55c¢ . Stamped on unbleached muslin in a number of fascinat- ing butterflies, flowers and other de s. The work i simple, too, in lazy daisy or patchwork patterns, Ready-Made Frock Aprons, 98¢ On unbleached muslin, stamped with designs to be em- broidered in loopstitch and French knots, in a setting of chocolate and spanish Combs—Brilliants shredded cocoanut. them ef- Pound ... 49c e. Many $2'59 s lesigns. TFach.. H d d S s : Smmemnceindee Bar Pins—Sct with at- light Purest tractive stones; 2t fitted with safety $1.29 dients - catch | A “Pump Hit” ! ! The Spring Neckwear Comes in All Its Novelty Fresh, new vestees of voile or linen, collars, collar cuff sets, some embroidered in dainty pastel colors, and oti styles that so effectively set off the new spring apparel. $1.00 and_ $150, Linen Collar and Cuff trimmed with real Irish or tilet. $1.00 and $1.50. Attractively Embroidered Collar and Cuff Sets, in linen or sl 00 =l B Sanitas Luncheon Sets, 69¢ These sets contain 13 pieces and are shown in un- usually attractive designs. y low priced, too. Sanitas Table Covers, 4 ch size. Special, $L00, —First Floor. —First Floor. A New Tea Set, Stamped, 75¢ One of the 1923 Bucilla pac! wagon or tray, with four napl novel design. The package co floss sufficient to complete the work. Velour Pillows, $1.00 Soft and plump, filled with silk floss and covered with good quality velour, in red, blue, green and brown. They add lots and lots of coziness for such a low price as this. This is just one of the spe- cial values that our Art ; ; T"_fifl”' f'l!"ou‘s., 3%-98 Goods Section is always put- Where beauty is the first co ting forth. These scarfs arc ”:Hf:«r—(':h\) \"‘6’0 lovely pillows of S0 ].Jmple and dainty byou o e oo could not go wrong in buy- 3 ing a quantity of them at Little Tots’ Dresses this price. Fine Swiss, dot- The new Bucilla and Pacific_packages contain many ted in a flower pattern and attractive frocks for little folks. Stamped on the sheerest bordered with a plain Swiss materials in designs that are both new and effective. Com- itched h plete with all the necessary working materials, hemstitche em’l..umrl . S s - oor. Deauville Squares % three Paisley Decorates These New Petticoats, $2.95 Straightline petticoats of lus- trous sateen that would be quite popular in their usual quiet tones. But they, too, feel that paisley prints are the thing, and are adorned with many colorful de- signs. ' The bottoms are scalloped and finished with narrow silk fringe. A light-weight petticoat especially suitable for sport skirts. Special, $2.95. At the Style Review of the National Shoe Convention, held in Chicago recently, this smart Pump was a de- cided “hit.”" The sketch depicts its elegant lines, and it is here in Black Satin, Patent and Black Kid with suede trim. Al sizes and widths. Many other striking spring models are now ready, including the latest cut-outs. —Second Floor. gec. crepe de chine and satin, in an excellent assort ment. $1.50 to $5.50. —First Floor. French Spot Veiling, 59¢ yd. Navy, brown and black, with spot , colors. Real French spot veilings Dotted Swiss Dresser Scarfs, Special, 48c of various contrast- 1 interesting as- A : shed with clusters The New Domino Veil, $1.50 Just a coquettish shade for Paisley V eils $1.50 gnd $2.95 Square drape veils, featur- the eyes that may be tucked ing the ncw paisley designs around a snug turban or in attractive embroidery dropped from a_large brim. Beautifully blended color- A number of charming de- ings. . signs. —First Floor. In Progress—The February Sale of China, Glass - Lamps and Household Utensils A Sixth-floor-wide sale. offering our own stocks and enormous special purchases at big savings. \ sale so large and comprehensive that every home-maker cannot afford to overlook. Every day will have its big feature. For Saturday--Special Purchase of 1,500 pieces Silver-Plated Ware - $4.95 ‘Wrought Quad- ruple Silver- plated Hollow Ware, lacquered and baked —and ~—Third Floor. ale! 1200 Pure Silk Knit Ties An A‘stonishingly Low Price Jd5 This is the break—the long anticipated break—the big break in price; but it is only temporary. We don’t expect to repeat thyas of- fer. Manufacturers have been waiting for orders that didn’t ar- rive. They have gone forth to seek business, and their lever is 2 break in price. Yes, we were lucky. They came here first; hence we ! offer this lot of Pure Thread Silk Knitted Ties at $1.15. Housewares Specials ‘Wash Boilers — Well made of he; in; very du- % Sable 7ot 95¢ te Japanned Kitchen Set—Flour, sugar, und coffee. White Enamel Kitchen Chair— Comfortable ;"Zl;‘:(ih good - looking. $2.39 ‘White Enamel Kitchen Stools —Very useful. As illustrated. Bach— $1.39 Choose from— Prait Bowls Vases, Comports Flower Baskets Roll Trays, etc. Cake Stands guaranteed. If you were to buy them in the regu- lar way they would probably cost you considerably more than this sale price. Every piece is a gem— not an undesirable in the entire assortment. The number of each style is limited, but twelve :?rles are represented—three sketched. Early choice advised. ~—Sixth Floor. | Art Metm | \ Colored ! i Waste | Basket. Each | 49¢ | Uphol- stered Chair Sets —Patent clamps for quick and easy at- taching. Complete— ¢ —Sixth Floor. But there is more to this story. These ties are of the finest silk ob- tainable—organzine silk, - the long, fine, serviceable threads, the first off the cocoon. It wears longer, weaves closer and holds shape indefinitely. A Multitude of Designs and Col- ors—Beautiful grenadine knitted— plain cathedral, bias, and dotted ef- fects. Plain black, navy and brown, and a world of effective color combi- nations. Your choice, $1.15. ’ On Sale Tomorrow, The Man’s Shop—First Floor 3 1 Skirts, $1 | The Sale ‘Continued Saturday