Evening Star Newspaper, November 2, 1923, Page 19

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Buy Your New Coat Now—Choose From the Latest, Smartest Sty : ’ Petticoats \ v&%&%fifi, SLINED Y ; » i i Of Soft Silks Eazses | SALE! 350 Girls’ Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats $5.95 .T%E;G '}lel‘lned al knee or ; These .lfletticoats are of : % Sig C , : eavy silk jersey, broad- Gy STES“%NE‘)“S A'1°! i_!osc ! p cloth and radium, in qual- . paf woo] “High of ‘Dutch’ - At Least A ities that will'outwear many and " ankle or - knee N . g Nine-Tenths J 1! ] N ;xrlikcle.that usually sell at this ,75?(5 g;g ' ¥ ey / A ]‘]ave Rich (), N | X : Sca!loped, fringe trim- OMBINA- ; N < ¥l Fur Collars A \ . 4 med, ‘some with appliqued S’ 1 scroll designs of self fabri TION:SUITS, medium 4 1 D 1 gn: abric. weight. " High neck, . long of Dyed Finely pleated flounces, too, » p | ) )& ¢ | a4\ ‘ with designs of brightly i g el : ’ ' 2 MO Lot / ‘ _ contrasting colors. All the . and knee or ankle length : y jein an a0 | y favorite colors, including § Sires 2 to 16 . .$1.00 to $1.80 ) Aed : Beaverette. N :‘x}‘,‘-sgflplfi Ereon, Gupe, \ N'S Q == 2 s S A , gray an 5 SOTTS Duich. reck and o QAL : iy S , : i S ejtiow slegves, Buttons and £ i f Pt 2 ain Sport \-— / | B iful garter attachments. Sizes 2 g g | Coats % ; | | t_?autn_ u LA s - : | et 47 ' Trimmings BOYS’ = ’ ! g o 5 LINED COMBINATION J . ! For Evening ocks SUITS, high neck, long 7 d & Y NEW META LACE slegves and ankle length. A ! . FLOUNCING, yz. 1 wide, Sizes 4 to 16 ' H . in _s:lver, gold, steel and < FIRST FLOOR v antique. Special, yard, $3.95 .. < s 5 SILK LACE ALL- ‘" Hosiery for A vall-:;z. yard wide, in beau- (:h' p 2 tiful designs. ack, white, 'CHILDR;Elis'gegIBBED ' Fearly o S B N ar 2.95 t . LISLE HOSE, made for ! A DO T turdy play. In cordovan, & : Sebite pad BIack . .s.xi800 New Y or?z Sends Her Best { Models tor School and Dress f:gir:c‘?:iis,cg;g :fii D s’ SNGEIZR SIERT) Sport. Plaids and Stripes —PFashionable and Warm and brown. Yard, : Ig buck, biege br?w}r,l white The very Jast word in sport fabrics, models prominent at Styles swagger or restrained, yet every one as smart as. $3.50 to $4.75 ' Ve . Bes ¥ leading designers can make them. Each model carefully and FIRST FLOOR A an%v \(,)1(;;{ b é‘)%c the Empire track, and other sporting: centers beautifully made, with attention to detail found only in}::oats with fancy tops. Warm and —Camel’s Hair —Velour much higher priced. Sateen Costume 4 % 5 Li * Al are beautifully lined, and the larg-e fur collars add a 3 fg;%d ::;:kellni.nd E;:m} ox- —Polo Cloth il]l‘ [f ::il Si;zegine 7 luxurious touch that is delightful to wear and to see. The Shps’ $1'00 and $1'50 Sh e values are the result of special diligence—we can’t promise t Well made, on straight $1.00 and $1.50 —Bolivia 2 —Others Half approach them again. E e tailored lines, with bocfice BOYS' STOC K INGS, ~—Suedine Silk Lined Sizes 7 to 17 tops and a ribbon run cas- heavily ribbed, a good ; % 4 ing. The sateen is of a good, weight for winter. Black sturdy quality with a silky only . . luster. In navy, brown and Aoy 5 . " g black, Forerunners of Saturday—Penrod and Other Good : GrOWIngGlrls’,Mlsses’ $2’95 Chlffon Silk Hosiery 2‘SCLIPS of finer sateen, Ne"“siz;'lc‘z: Dolls . Boys’ Two-Pants Suits and Children’s Shoes, in Fashionable Shades R Formerly $4.50 to $5.00 : 1 75 " - 7 A round-up of broken sizes, or lines we are discontinu- . Extreme y$ 5 ing, brings this- exceptional opportunity. All models. are : , - s S Low Price G from our regular stocks, and include grown girls’ tan lace vaficTt};'“i:u;:eo::: fit;l:rsa ‘;‘e:l“;"y afi:"d ;“Ch limitless shoes, with welted soles and low heels; girls’ and boys’ all : : uxury to have lots of ' 2 > stockings of different shades to wear with the same All-wool suits, in serviceable gun mega\ or patent vamp with dull lace top, all patent costume. patterns, Norfolk styles with vamp with dull top, and all tan calf button models. Black, cinnamon, log cabin, beaver, fawn, beige, new, big ‘ % s patch pockets. Knigkers full . ) thrush, cinder, gray, nude and African brown are amon family of lined. Sizes 8 to 18. A speplal Chlldren S SChOOl ShoeS the ma'ny shades. : g E _wvalue for the boys’ shopping day. . While to the eye they present the desired pictare of smartness and . Medium-weight Silk Stock- Silk Holfery of unusual qual- €0 spic and span in a frock BOYS' MACKINAWS, double breasted, good quality in materials the underlying principle of siding proper ings, full fashioned, with double ity, in sUede, beige, nude, of prefty colored lawn or : with convertible collar, in newest growth of children’s feet is incorporated into every pair of our children’s mercerized .tops, in white, black beaver, gray, African and other plaids. Side and muff pockets. school shoes. This adds still more to the values. » and many. new shades, Tow $ organdie. And they are Piped seams. Boys® School Skoes, made of e 1 $1.95 T $2.25 standing with outstretched to 17 e $9-75 stardy tan leather, with welted § arms, so eager for their new ) JUNIOR, OVERCOATS of newest soles and rubber heels. : ) . . little mistress to take them winter coating fabrics. Double breasted: - Sizes 10 to 13V, $345. Women s Kid Gloves Slip-over Sweaters e TR T woal lned. Sizes 25 @0 75 Sies w06 8595 i 2.95 s : ildrew's: Shaes, w ) Ma,” just like real babies. mLfii‘i& el I“‘e'r 45 = of Iu’t’mnwkh"{,:‘,mfi i 1 95 . $ . Lovely Imported double breasted, convertible collar and g Sizes s‘é to 13, with spring ™ Light weight Wool \ Y| heels, $3.4 5 3 o Dolls, $1.95 ::z;,.f“;t:z::du“:: $1 5 00 i S‘ifl'-s‘%"z to 2, with rubber Smartly dressed women choose such good quality E‘Z?;:;Té ::;th,es ':;m ::!:,E_ Thiese are big dollies; 25 4 " hecls, $3.45. i s 1o gloves as these when they want a two-clasp glove to portant part of the vogue. inches high, and they have 4 OYS' WOOL SWEATERS, * 't SEQUWR, FLOCR, UERERY B0 finish off a simple street costume. The gloves are of They have long tight curly wigs, moving eyes and RAIN%)A"L 8?.};?11-:: s ‘l’lu""i( N e e : . real kid, in tan, gray, beaver, brown, white and black. sleeves with turn-back cuff, natutal lashes. Being ball oot Belted Wanted colors, plain_and com. New—Hookless—Convenient SURERTIL Cotni s —These White Long Gloves—Mous- and some are made with joi i ' i = f ‘real kid with a neat i 1 16-bs jointed, they can move their _ 3 6 bined. Size SEl: /0L ANEES & quetsire gloves, utton head, l‘egs and arms in any :',"f;‘"m $2.95 28t0 36....... $2-95 strap wrist, in gray, brown, length that- well cover the pockets. In many pretty dhetior Nohuk \ Brassier_e.. ‘ peaver, tan. ‘mode, white and elbow. Fine quility white Lid. plain colors and combina- FOURTE FLOOR FOURTH-FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER 2 1 3 { FIRST FLOOR, unnvn‘usix & BROTHER. tmgss'con FLOOR ' $1.50 to $2.50 i How many times have you ~wasted valuable minutes in tugging with brassiere hooks [ ik 3 and eyes, or pulled a fine . N Saleof Utility and Sport Coats £\ Dol Now: Witk ? Meets the Need for $ 6095 ' pulling a b ot e e m Quality at Little Price, Bty sy g s |- Milliner y 4 They are made with a firm, snug fit, too, and extra long to is i ice to give for a‘coat that ot 4= Iy keep from riding over the top . . mec;l;h‘t;e‘s:e:%: 25' filerfi:::us ev;geryday wear, that A N of the corset. Shown in several That ngmfies gives warmth -on the bitterest winter day, and is ; ) attractive materials. Sizes 32 @ bowiPrice called into use for every outdoor need, that after you AR & to 46. EriTs see them and consider their -multiple uses, you will & s NOHUK CORS 4 decide you cannot do with- ¢ fashioned on the same con- 7/ out a,coat of such smart venient hookless plan, si~ jod serviceability. - to 48 ..... ...$3.00 THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & Many Sport Styles—All| -+, Good Eéach coat has a decided sportslike air, some in plain i : ; neutral tones, some in dash- & ) As the season for new and heavier coats ing pla_x_dsthand che_ck:, :nd advances, you wilP need several hats to wear :ionné;o.: wee"xen:nms heel:: with them, hats glistening with metal cloth to ed, semi-belted and side-tie g N wear with dark coats, _haes trimmed with fur to models, some fully lined, give a real wintry air, hats in all the seasonable some semi-lined, nn.d some scriptions, - from colorings, and hats gay with varied trimmings. _. of double faced fabric. g clever little % 8 vanities to large : :Many Fur:Frimmed || RN s made for the : New Satin and Faille Silk Hats Modeis PP oo poat, lamb in Many Styles —Camelaires ; " /% Many are collared with 4 and many other leathe.r:; . : R —Polaires ! - rgood-looking “furs—natural : in P;P‘gfl"_ colors, all wit 5 Metal cloth, satin, brocades and velvets are Trimmed With —Checks.- - +opossum,, red of; brown fox, nEde Soen i ; 4 shown in the newest and most becoming shapes. —Burnt Peacock —Plaids .. . “ : 4",::;’,"‘"" Tou taey chooss . |3 AT ; M52 Vg Many are specially designed for. bobbed. hair. —Ribbons —OQuverbplaids : #ans, ug‘:g';;fiv, combiana- ANV .“:: : Plenty of blacks, besides all the wanted colors. —Flowers —Herringbones \ ‘Gons. . $ i —Monkey Fur —Mixtures ) - sEcoND FLooR, 1ANsBURGE & BROTHER —Ermine E fl ects SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER A A S e AN N