Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 12

32 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, APRIL 13, ID:N—T’AR’T i @&&&&@&@&g@@m&&&@&&@@&&@&@&m&&& R A R A A S A R A A A A A A AR R T e Lansburgh & Bro. Capture the Wonder-Values of All Springtime ale of 500 Spring Suits | A Real Sale, With a Real Reason Back of It! There will be no greater opportunity to save —and no greater savings than you’ll find in this sale of higher-grade Spring Suits at ‘S\‘.\)\\\\ \ Z = Regularly Worth—You’d Be Surprised! PRING must have her suits—else she wouldn’t be Spring—but that’s not the reason for this sale. THE REAL REASON—one of America’s largest makers overestimated Spring’s demand—his production was /'/fl’ greater than his output—and this store was fortunate enough to meet this 4 ‘/’* maker at a time when he was veady to reduce his made-up stock. He sold / 7 5 / to us these 500 suits at a remarkably low price—and we in furn pass them 7 %'/A&,@OA 4 along to you at a price that is simply ridiculous. %/ % Y’a It is unquestionably the season’s suit-buying opportunity, and don’t over- A / 4 look the savings offered, for the styles are authoritatively correct. uSa'd It comes at a critical moment—right when choosing cannot be delayed much 7 % J longer with surety of correct alterations before Easter. $18—think of it! What a satisfactory price to pay for a Suit. Low enough to meet everybody’s purse—yet with Suits fine enough to meet the most dis- criminating woman’s taste. —Plenty of pin stripes. —Finest smooth twills. —Splendid choice of boyish suits. —Twill cords and Poiret. —The double-breasted suit. —Tweeds, homespuns, plain, checked. —The two-button suit. —Many have mannish pockets and vents. —The single-button suit. —Flaps, bindings, tailors’ arrows, fine silk —The dignified tailleur. - linings and other earmarks of fault- —The snappy sport suit. lessly tailored suits. LANSBURGH & BRO. 418-30 Seventh St. N.W.—Thru to 8th—Second Floor. “, A l b I ! @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@?W@@@@@@@@@@@@@ PEPPTTTRPETTTTTDTPRDBDTRDDRDDE.