Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 49

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. The Gift-Buying Season Will Open in Earnest Tomorrow at Lansburgh & Brother’s NN ZR AR 2 @&@&@&&&&&@&% QAR IR AR A AI AR SRR R ZR AP P AR AR PR PR R PN P P A R MEN’S Gifts—Made of Imported English Broadcloth 2000 22214 1,800 English Broadcloth Shirts Men’s O;}th{gtfgfinggi Suits " Since so many men wear the sleeveless, knee-length, athletic style of underwear the vear ’round, you can hardly select anything more serviceable. And you must search long to find any more value, or a quality more likely to catch his fancy, than underwear of soft-to-the-skin, wear-resisting English broadcloth. These are in white only, sizes 36 to 46, a foundation of dress that will make the top clothes feel Jike a million dollars! AT S . Men’s Fine English $3 85 Wl Cause Much Talk and More Action! Brogdcloth Pajamas . g TE JAR r - s g ot ¢ = o . P AQLEST[O.\.\@L\. th‘c shirt success of the Wonderful Gifts at a Special Price year, ll]’lp()l’te(] l“nghSh Broadcloth Shirts have - Most men are fussy about their pajamas, and these of English Broadcloth will brin; 3 Mos! - a SS amas, S 5 S 0adcio V' gau‘_led a tremendous hold, because they pos- a cheer from the most ci’itical‘ pa & # sess the comfortable smartness now such an important This material is so soft and comforting, with its smooth, silky touch. that it induces feature of the vogue for men’s wear of English origin. sleep to the most wakeful, and it actually improves with service. Choice of white or tan, nicely frog trimmed, in all sizes. Their high quality means unusual service, a faculty of looking better after each laundering as well. Convenient! A Whole Heaping Tableful! of We cannot recommend anything more likely to 1 1 please a man than a gift of one or more of these shirts Nlcely Boxed HOllday NeCkwear .—and we have arranged this spcci:_il selling to make _ Fill a great number of the places for men on your gift it possible for you to favor many of the men on vour list (['zhi = 1‘1\\;.\- spot. N ; c . . . *fe . N = 300d-100] 'l||L: ties are one t"ng no man can ha : too list with sp]endld giits. many of, and these are in patterns and colors to please all : tastes. Plain colors, white, tan, gray and blue, neckband style, made in And all are nicely boxed in holiday fashion, ready to the best tailored manner. Sizes 14 to 17. give. BARGAIN TABLE, STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER ENS SHOP, FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER These Newer Hats of .- = Corduroy Robes and Faille Silk or Satin ’ ™3 ; S’ Breakfast Coats Present the Ultimate in Fashion; the Utmost in Value‘syat ; /3 2 \ ; : o/ LA, $3.95 $5 - : - £ \ ‘ LA They are attractive enough for dainty gifts, satin artfully fashion the h}tt perhaps you will not new millinery modes— - 4 T = want to wait until Christ- which include the Reboux 4 : o Tl ‘ S .y ] ( AL L mas, they are so pretty turban, the small poke, the 7 @ ” and warm for the chilly cloche and the specially de- lays right now. signed Bobaire model. Of aaxy g It may be black or bright [ One Style As colored, shirred corded or, el e Lovely New Silk Blouses Shorcd huge wing-like effects at the - - s 1 f ightli side. Others take for trim- Because, plainly speaking—it is a GIFT* Silks of varlous weaves and combina- mgel;e;dabria;ga;tg?oa‘:? mings bright-hued flowers, ‘| sale. Meaning that ordinarily such lovely, $ ) ?6 tions—puckerette, crepe de chire, rosha- o e Faille silk or glistening applique, “ostrich, beads, fine quality silk blouses could not be sold nara, velvet and novelty effects. Some with tuxedo or stitched- fancy pins, embroidery and at such a low price unless the element of are elaborately beaded and embroidered— down collars, patch pock- ribbon rosettes. oo ottt i others traced all-over with fine siik or ets and matching tie gir- Emphatically — we state giving entered into the transaction. metaliic thread. Colors: Rust, Fallow, dles. Some are in broad that ~styles ~were never And to make this selling possible two Havana, Gray, Seal and Navy. wale corduroy, and others smarter—or values better— gifts were made—the maker gave most of < Make no mistake about this sale—it is unusual and . Y - at our popular price—$5, his profits and so did we—how much each gave cannot a_gift-buying opportunity not likely to be duplicated. in the broken chenille Get your NEW HAT to- be realized until you have seen the blouses. Choice, $3.76. effect. Copen, cherry, . morrow ! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGE & BROTHER wistaria' and orchid. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER THIED FLOOR -4 Merry "l%hrliftm’;lis - GLalf;fiburgh A Group of Lustrous Bolivia osiery—and Youwll Never Go Wrong = ; ) : > o s e e Coats Lower Priced knows. But the gift o nsburg osiery : forms an’ enviable combination of utility and / My L s P beauty, A single pair makes an almost perfect ‘;i \ Two Styles Supreme 2 gift—and to those you want to remember more " A & Sketched Coat Values generously, lialf a dozen pairs, attractively boxed, ¥ i : e ; 3 is a gift that will be greatly appreciate A reduction, coming as it does when cold weather Is at hand— Thousands of Pairs—All - s and on the very day of the big foot ball game, quite naturally pre- Perf_elct—al(ng dRsad;lv - Featuring—Women's Fine sents a magnificent opportunity to demonstrate Lansburgh’s su- \ anga‘f,:::‘ifl’:fr‘l c’;é.pilt;";?;;,'n‘,fii'fiif Chlffon Sllk o < periority in Coat values—for these garments were remgrkable at We have ready for your selection every St . t [ the higher figure. ) j| desirable kindZincluding ithe staple lings, OCklngs a The styles are distinctive—a bit different than the ordinary run—every ilas well as the latest novelties—and every | 7 5 % Sa 5 : “\pair absolutely PERFECT and rightly 7 3 | Coat fashioned pf high-quality Lustrous Bolivia into straight tube-like \priced. . models—some with extremely smart side-button effect, also chic flared coats At $1.95—Women’s Silk-and-wool Hose > ihouette i K e S ith embroidered-clocks. Fmagine the beanty of a:paic of alls that break the more severe s e into soft, feminine lines. . At $1.25—Women’s English Ribbed silk chiffon weight stockings. There p | 3 : ool Hose, heather shades, "] tothing %o dainty, whin neatly |- L V| Huge Fur Collars and Cuffs g e s~ e T oy e e ‘ That carry it off with a verve and swing—fox, woli, Viatka squirre], At $2.00—Women’s Full-fashioned Silk such a,zolor assortment that leaves > [t skunk and other rich pelts. Beautiful silk linings and warm interlinings. bse, newest colors. 4 i no wish unfilled—silver, medium a A complete range of sizes—16 to 44. t $1.65—Women’s Derby Ribbed Wool gray, cinder, beige, fawn, thrush, log b - “a Hijse, six colors. \ 5 cabin, Autumn_ brown and black. g . DA We can't urge you too strongly to get here early if vou want one of t 79c—Women’s Lisle Sport Hose, fine The price is far’ less than they were R ; = i these coats at $45. 2 i wdght, new colors. i intended to sell for. R el PASY FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHEE . ‘ 4 SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER BB