Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 18

G _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. VF‘RIDAY OCTOBER 19, 1923. Remarkable Offering of 200 \lg .99 9.9:090080000000000OGEGGEO0 LGOS GG BGGG 0D, - Winter Coats for Girls and Juniors Girls’ Gingham Drses $1.98 By far, the most practical sort of dress for school wear, as well as Saturday holidays, is a pretty gingham that may be tubbed frequently and not lose its freshness. Many of the well known Lucette dresses are included. Some are made with matching bloomers, and some have the pleated skirt effect. Checks, plaids and plain colors. Sizes 7 to 14 years, $15.00 It has meant careful preparation for us to assemble such an interesting show- ing as this comprising the needs of every girl from the tot of 7 years to the miss of 17, and to include so many styles, for school, utility or dressy wear. Some have fur collars, while others have deep collars and turn back cuffs of their own smart material. Most of them are finished with large, roomy pockets, and a trimming of large, orna- mental buttons. You may choose from suedine, polo, velours, bolivia and large overplaids in many favorite colorings. Girls’ sizes, 7 to 14 years, juniors’ sizes, 13 to 17. Dresses of French Serge and Wool Crepe, $3.98 and $4.98 Some carry out their tailored smart- ness in straight lines, while others choose a decided waist line. They are exceptionally well made dresses, trim- med with embroidery, dainty collars and touches of contrasting color. Sizes tor the girl of 8 to 14 years. Kenilworth Bloomers, $1.19 Not often can you find these well made gym blomers at this low price. They are of good quality black sateen, full pleated and attached to waist band. Sizes 8 to 20 years. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Hats for the Younger Generation There are so many kinds of hats that may adorn the youthful head, it behooves parents to choose the most becoming and appropriate at the prices they can afford to pay. It is only in such large and complete showings as ours that this choosing can be done advisedly. Prices range, 95c to $10.00. Three Are Sketched Bright cinnamon color is chosen for this dressy hat of panne velvet. Trim- med with an appliqued ornament, em- broidery and a back bow. $4.95. A favorite model for school wear, of practical tan velour, with folded gros- grain ribbon trimming the brim. Fitted with adjustable inside headband. $7.50. Carriage Hat for the little tot. Lovely brown velvet with brim of brown and coral fluted silk. A coral silk rose is posed on one side. $5.50. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Cunning Brushed Wool Sweater Sets What little dumplings the children are, dressed in these soft, fuzzy sets of brushed wool. The sweater is slip-on style, something un- usual in these four-piece sets, and there are leggins, cap and mittens ) N besides. You may choose from tan, taupe and o peacock, all trimmed with white. Sizes 2 to 4 420-430 Seventh St. N.W. Phone LANSBURGH & BROTHER - Fashion Joins With Economy in Presenting Women’s Winter Coats $29.95 $39.95 $49.95 There is no need for restricting your choice of a new winter coat to any one style and price, when you have displayed before vou, side by side, three groups of sich saried and interesting styles, at prices of such wide appeal and such varying degrees of economy. The coats themselves are among the smartest that Fashion has approved. Coats for everyday wear, coats of simple lines made for long service, coats elaborate with new style touches, and coats that may grace the rost select gathering. Normandie, Truvenette, Excello, Francette, Lustraline and other pile fabrics, c~llared with Manchurian wolf, platinum wolf, dyed o possum, nutria and beaverette. The linings in some of the coats are quite as interesting as the outer fabrics, and all are tailored in a faultless manner. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER. Hats With Paris Airs An Endless Assortment $8.75 So faithfully have some of the expensive Parisian models been reproduced in this moderately priced millinery, that many ‘women wearing these cre- ations will be given credit for the smart taste of choosing imported models. Velvets are, of course, the foundation of the mode, in many cases giv- ing way to satins, bro- | tades, or choosing a clever | combination of fabric. Large and small hats, with m a n y unusual shapes, besides the con- ventional brim and turban shapes. Coque feathers, steel beading, embroidery, elaborate shirring and fancy pins are important among the trimmings. Black and all the seasonable colors are included. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH AND BROTHER. Daily More Popular— Chiffon Silk Hosiery $1.95 Thin, sheer hosiery is undaunted by the coming of cooler weather, and grows more and more in faver for every day and evening hour. At this low price, you may purchase hose of a fine and durably woven chiffon silk, reinforced with double silk tops and soles. All the wanted shades—mode, beaver, fawn, nude, champagne, silver, taupe, light gray, seal brown and black. SILK STOCKINGS of a medium weight, full fash- STOCKINGS, thin and ioned. Gray, fawn, beige, sheer, of a fine all-over polo, nutty, beaver, Afri- silk. In all the favored et $2.25 UnShan $2.75 and diack... FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER More New Golf Coats Leaders of the Sweater World F E ATHERWEIGHT Warm Caps for the New Baby, 59c to $1.50 The little mite who arrives dur- ing the cold months must have a knitted or crocheted cap of warm varns for his outings. Here are many pretty styles—white, trim- med with pink or blue. Beacon Blanket Bathrobes Sizes 2 to 6 years, $2.95. Sizes 8 to 14 years, $4.95. Warm robes in pretty styles and patterns. Colors of blue, rose, tan and pink. Thirty-Piece Layette, $9.45 . The most needed things for the little newcomer, at a price much lower than the cost of the same pieces purchased separately. 1 Dress $5.0 Because of its semi-tailored lines, its delightful outdoor dash, and its general air of chic, the golf coat is the favorite of knitted coats this season. These are of an attractive ribbed weave, just as appro- priate for street wear, as for carefree sports, and sufficient A Sale of New Lingerie Blouses Eareires tports, and sifcien Includes Many Made By Hand blan_ color, o In.seiking Misses’ Sweaters Reduced to $3.49 % : Gia The school girl will find an opportunity in this, to The handmade blouses alone, in this group, age notable, for the price is.far too low : g § for such attractive styles and skilled workmanship. But the showing is supplemented by :C“;’lg““r ‘:lhe k‘f'td of lsweau;r Eg.eh.w anted a:‘ da‘pnce‘ many other good-looking blouses, of fine dimity, the kind you will find practical for wear mER U LU G EES WeE B8 8 S5 O % ot = {ith tailored suits, and to cover many gaps in your autumn wardrobe. There are models to suit every taste, some fastening in back, and some in front, tuxedo and slipover styles, greatly reduced from their former price. Many are trimmed with brushed wool. some that tuck in, and some with hip bands. Many are trimmed with Irish picot edge. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER D 2 Gowns 1 Kimono 2 Gertrudes 3 Binders 2 Slips 2 Pairs Bootees 1 Blanket SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER. Th.ese Good-Looking Two-Pants Suits Are Intended for Real Boys $10.95 Good-looking enough to relieve a boy of clothes-con- sciousness, sturdy enough, and well cut enough to allow fullest freedom of action. Made of best grade woolens, they concain all the 3 Shirts 1 Pad, 17x18 12 Hemmed Diapers, 18x36 ' Sizes 32 to 36. SECOND FLOOR, LANSEURGH & BROTHER. features that boys deem important, plus wearing quali- ties that are proof of real economy in cost. Tweeds, cheviots, and cassimeres, in good Norfolk style. Sizes 8 to 18. Two-Pants School Suits Have Lined Knickers $7.95 Quality and smartness to please wearer and parent. You will recognize them as a value substantial. Sizes 8 to 17. Juvenile Overcoats—Snappy Rain Coat Outfits—Black chinchillas and heavy over- Button - ta - neck coating: 10 years. $5.95 and $8.95. rubber coats, with sou'wester hats to match. Really water- style. Sizes for boys of 3 to proof. Sizes 6 to 18 years. Real value! $3.45 FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Proper Foot Growth Is Encouraged By These Children’s School Shoes While to the eye they present the desired pictute of smartness, and good i in materials, the underlying principle of aiding proper growth of childreg’u fee%ui:‘;:n’: corporated into every pair of our children’s school shoes. Thijs adds still more to the values. Boys’ School Shoes, made of sturdy tan leather, with welted soles and rub- ber heels, Sizes 10 to 13%;, $3.45. Sizes 1 to 6, $3.95. Children's Shoes, weli made of tan leather, with welted soles. 83 to 13, with eels, Si 13% to 2, with rubber heels, $3.45. Growing Girls’, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes Formerly $4.50 to $5.00. Special . . $2.95 A round-up of broken sizes, or lines we arediscontinuing, brings this exceptional opportunity. All models are from our regular stocks, and include grown girls’ tan lace with welted soles and low heels; misses’ and children’s all gun metal or patent vamp with dull lace top, all patent vamp with dull top, and all tan calf button models. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Fine Hair Switches $5.95 = There’s no need to worry about the “ growing - out ” pe- riod of your bob, if you have a good- looking switch to wear in the mean- time. These are of fine human hair that will match your own so closely, no one will know the difference, and you may have one of the most modish coiffures of the season. Our, attendants will assist in obtaining a perfect match. THIRD FLOOR, LANEBURGH & BROTHER. NOTIONS For Week-End Needs Ell-Bee Hair Nets of Lingerie Shoulder real hair; cap or fringe, Straps, blue and laven- single or double mesh. der. Yard, 5c; 6 yards, Six shades. Special, 25¢ dozen 79 Lingerie Tape, 8 Nell Brinkley Hair iece. Speoial, Curlers; wire, on card. it o 22 2 cards. 15¢ Nepkins, West Electric Hair medium size; doz..3% Curlers; 5 on card. Sanitary Napk Card 19 specia Bags of Moire and Brocade $2.95 Handbags of the more dressy type of fine brocaded effects and silk moire. Some are finished with filigree frames. Black and navy blue. FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER. Silk Envelope Chemise and Silk Radium Bloomers Special, $2,95 Two of the most popular fall under- garments, fashioned of dainty silk. The price is low enough to make them eco- nomical for general wear, yet they are garments quite dainty enough for gifts. The bloomers are of radium silk, that wiil outwear many other weaves. Generously « cut, and made with sturdy reinforcements. A picoted pointed ruffle finishes the knee. Flesh color only. The envelope chemise are of a good weight crepe de chine, fastened with bodice tops, self straps, and neat trim- mings of stitching de- signs, cluster tucks, lace inserts or ribbon flowers. Shown in flesh, orchid and honeydew. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER New Silk Petticoats $5.95 A new dress loses some of its charm, if there is not a new silk petticoat to wear with it. Here is a group of petticoats of fine radium or silk jersey, both popular for wear under straightline dresses. They are scalloped or fringed at the bottom, some set off with embrmdery, pleats, colored inserts or novel scroll designs of their own material. Emerald, sand, purple, henna, navy, brown, taupe and black. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER "Nemo Corsets Specialized by Miss Hallett Saturday is the last day on which you may consult Miss M. Hallett about the superior points of Nemo Corsets, and learn how they will benefit your figure and give you the most voguish lines without inter- fering with your health and com- fort. Nemo Corsets are designed in such a wide range of styles, they are adaptable to every figure. Miss Hallett will help you choose the proper model and fit it to you. Prices range from $4.00 to $13.00. . THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER. N Sl X1 si7 W17 iy W17 o S 317 ¥ Sty ¥ vl W1 sl S 007 ¥ St ¥ w7 i S i 87l S S S S S S R S R S COMING MONDAY—TWO VERY IMPORTANT SALES—BE SURE TO READ ABOUT THEM IN SUNDAY’S STAR