Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1923, Page 14

i 14 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 3, 1923—PART 1.” AN N RARRAR R GR AN ZRR AN ARAR AR AR AR AR E R ARG AR AR AR AR AR R AR R AR A A AR AR AR PN AR AR AR R A PR AR R AR A PR 2R AR A ’ Lansbufgh & Brother’s Value-full News for Monday i Let nothing keep you away from these unusual offerings. Not even the no-parking restrictions, which only apply to automobiles left unattended by operator. Emphasizing the High Quality and Value-Giving Standards of This Store With This Greatly Underprice Purchase and Sale of Cotton Undergarments in New Styles *1.39 Envelope Chemsse, in strap or built-up shoulder models Val or Calais laces, combined wsth neat embroiderscs, some with medallions of embrowdered net; one style of flesh batiste, has ribbon straps and floral trim. lace-trimmed vokes — round, square and ith or without sleeves—one model of e wwith tucks and hemstitching. o purchased in the regular way except at a price far in excess of $1.39. Its Good News—Tomorrow. Another Sale “Happy Home” Apron Dresses ~CD e 22\ s )/ All of Splendid Quality, Fast-Color ' Amoskeag and Security Ginghams, and Scout Percale—I16 Charming Styles—At Much Less Than You Could Make Them For. O: Our great May sale of “Happy Home” Dresses met with such a tremendous success that ever since we have been trying to duplicate that sale. To be able to do so in such a short period shows the tremendous resources of this great store, for we have persuaded the same maker to send us 3,000 more of the same styles, the same good quality dresses to sell at 96c. “But no more after these are sold for a long time,” so he said. All Sizes J‘ No Limit Buy As Many As You Need Better Dresses you never bought for 96¢, or for considerably more than 96¢. The materials are surprisingly fine. They are well made in charm- ing styles (six as illustrated) and every detail of finsh marks them as exceptional. Some have V neck, some square, others round. With rick rack braid trimming, clever pockets, belts, buttons, etc. If you shared in the last sale—you know what to expect—but, if you didn’t, then come here tomorrow morning and make the best f this opportunity, for it will not be long in ‘[lm&moguf‘ | oRESSES AEG.US PATOFFICE 1970 BT STERLING CO CHIEADD. UMM Every Dress carries this label—a guarantee of good workmanship and fast colors. Order By Mail Parcel Post Prepaid Extra selling space on Third Floor. Special tables on First Floor. All ready tomorrow at 9:15. Buy them by the dozen and half dozen. urgh & Brother. —Thira Floor, L R Y @@@@%‘W@@@@@@@@@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@%‘m@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@f/’fi@@ | L - 2 Here is a sale that proves most emphatically that special planning, careful selection and strenuous buying efforts can and do pragduce the utmost in value-giving. The charming styles in nightgowns and envelope chemise (as illustrated) are of a high standard of quality—garments that cannot be —Third Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. The Better Kind at a Lower Price Boys’ Washable Suits e $1.55 Sizes 3 to 8 years No. 1—American Balkan of selected yarn-dyed. fast- color fabric; also white Jean: trimmed with white braid; panel front; black tie: pleated sleeve, open cuffs. Colors— all-white, navy, brown, gray or white top combined with navy. fast-color sulphur- 0. 2—Flapper Suit of extra he. emblem on sleeve; dyed khaki; embroidered “Scout ] loops for belt and metal buckle. No. 3—Middy Suit of selected, yarn-dyed fast-color fabric; also fine white Jean, trimmed with white braid: emblem on sleeve; black tie; pleated sleeve, open cuffs— all-white, navy, brown, gray or white and navy combined. ~—Fourth Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. On Trme—2,400 Pasrs of Children’s Fancy Top Socks, 35c 3 éay'rs. $1.00 Children can never have too many such socks as these for summer time. They are the neat three-quarter length, with fancy tops. It is a new assortment, every pair fresh and clean, and there are so many colors to choose from it will be a real pleasure to buy them. Sizes 7 to 914. Children’s Socks of Children’s Clocked Fiber Silk, 39¢ Socks, 50c Many will prefer these With these, children can socks for more dressy be just as smart as their wear. They are of a well grown-ups. The socks wearing fiber thread with are of a good quality lisle, a high luster resembling in various colors, with silk. Many colors. Sizes fancy clocks. Sizes 774 to 5% to 9. 914. —First Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. Extra Qua’r’ty—Extru Value Women’s Silk Hosiery, $1.00 There’s nothing to intimate the low price of these stockings when they are worn, as they are of fine thread silk, with a neatly seamed back. The foot is seamless, but they are well made and well fitting. Black and white. Fiber-and-Silk Stockings, $1.00 Stockings both durable and good looking are these, with a trim seamed back. Besides black, white and tan, they are shown in the favorite shades of gray, fawn and beige. —Firat Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. Women’s Summer Vests, 29¢, 35¢ 50¢ Three groups, consisting of the best grades you could expect at these prices. All of a light-weight cotton, in bodice or regular low-neck style. Women’s Summer Union Suits, 50c There are several variations of the practical union suit style, all of a good quality and with a perfect fit. All sizes. . —First Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. A Purchase and Selling of Queen-of-Scots and Kirklow Ginghams Sufier 35 Super Qua’yty C Value Two well known imported ginghams, shown in a variety of atractive pin checks, as well as me- dium and large checked patterns. Yet, at this spe- cial price, they cost no more than manv lower grade domestic ginghams. 32 inches wide—a qual- ity suitable for many kinds of frocks for both women and children. Linen Handkerchief Squares (One Yard Makes Nine Handkcrchicfs) $1.50 Yard An economical way to have plenty of good- looking linen sport handkerchiefs. Each square is made with a colored woven border, and all that is necessary to finish them is hemming. You may choose borders of various sport colors. Strip of three squares, 50c. s —First Floor, Lansburgh & Brother. Blouses of Fine Cottons Special, $1.79 Although these are slightly mussed or soiled, they are blouses that recently sold for about double this figure. and have a quality that could not be injured by their handled condition. Voiles, dimities and batistes, in tuck-in or overblousc styles, with V or tuxedo collars, and long or short sleeves. Some are strictly tailored ; some are lace-trimmed and some are made by hand throughout. ~—First and Sccond Floors, Lansburgh & Brother. Tuxedo Silk Sweaters, $12.95 Only 50 of them, and they are reduced from a much higher price. They are of lovely knitted silk, in fancy, lacy weaves—the kind of sweater that lends distinction to any sort of summer costume, and they are of just the right weight for warm weather wear. Black, navy and various colors. ~—Second Floor, Lanshurgh & Brother. Tomorrow Begins the Semi-Annual 25% Off Sale of Hair Goods Every piece of hair goods in our stock is in- cluded in this sale, and if yvou have been contem- plating improving your coiffure by the addition of a switch, transforma- tion or other piece, this is your chance to get it at a great saving. Every shade is included, and we will give the same careful attention to insure per- fect matching as if they were sold at the reg- ular price. Switches, Transformations, Puffs, Cur’s, A'".ta Wave.v dflll Hfl"" Nets Formerly $5.00 to $25.00 Sale Prices, $3.75 to $18.75 —Third Floor, Lansburgh & Brother, PARCEL POST PREPAID TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES - LANSBURGH & BROTHER 420-430 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST—PHONE FRANKLIN 7400