Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1924, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, -1924. R T A A Ao AR AR AR A AR AR A AR AR AR AR R AR PR AR AR AR AR R AR AR AR R A AR A AR AR AR AR AR R AR AR A A AR AT AITRR Will You Shiver If It’s Colder Tomorrow? There's absolutely no need to be cold, for here’s a page full of things to keep you warm, at prices to meet any income, . The Wind Can’t Pierce This Ample Protection Against Jack Frost These Gloves With Warm Linings You're chilly all over if your hands get cold! And there is no reason at all why they should be cold, with smart lined gloves like these. > Wool Hose! Iivery one, from the father of the household to the tiniest tot, must be outfitted with soft wool hose—that, besides being warm, is the smartest _ they can wear. Dad’s Silk and Wool Sox $1.00 w suit and overcoat with their { with their soft, fine texture are Capeskin or Suede for the Man - $3.00 Are quite dressy in appearance. ior the soft wool lining doc not make them bulky, but serves its purpose of keeping out the Others < to SL50 pair. Women, too. W ear Sith and Wool 5185 in com- he ones he's always worn, with- Novelty Socks for the Children $1.00 women ¢ won the silk wouol ions are as attractiy these. In all black and new color effects. Others, $1.00 to $2.25. Arc heavy and warm. With fancy cuff tops. All sizes. STREET FLOOR Men’s Pajamas of Warm Flannelette $2.50 These are the ideal sleep- ing garments for cold weather: warm, snug fitting, comfortably cut and nicely finished with frog trim and The Weather Man A Mills”’ Underwear for Every One “Iair and decidedly colder,” his verdict reads, and the wise mother will pre- pare _for \\_'armth and comfort by supplying herself and the children with cosy “Torest Mills” undergarments. Women’s Vests and Pants of heavy worsted, rayon and cotton, with long sleeves and high neck. Pants. knee or ankle length. $2.19 to $2.39. Women's Union Suits of me- dium-weight cotton may be had in either knee or ankle length. Sleeveless and with low neck. $1.75 and $2.00. Children’s Union Suits of light weight worsted, with high neck and long sleeves, ankle length or Dutch neck: and clbow sleeves, knee length. $1.95 to $3.25. Boys’ Union Suits, with high neck and long sleeves. A medium weight of cotton. $1.95 to $2.50. ankle length. Women's Mixed Union Suits of worsted and cotton, with high neck and long sleeves. or Dutch Knee or $3.25 and $3.75. Children’s Shirts and Pants, $1.00 to $1.59. neck and elbow sleeves. ERERFEFERTEFERFEERRERRTFCERRRRRRNRERNTEERES cold. Others, $L95 to $5.00. Cape and Mocha Gauntlets the Woman’s Choice $5.00 Children’s Lined Gloves 50c¢ and $1.00 ! ] Defy the coidest of Winter | days to chill tiny hands, STREET FLOOR slip on, because they are smart—but, above all, be- cause they are warm. Strap- wrist style with soft inner i lining. y Because they are easy to ! Men Can Keep Warm: in These Union Suit: $3.00 | Excellently tailored and accurately cut, in both regu- jar and stout sizes, medium or heavy weights. Full-length legs and sleeves, with properly cut, closed crotch, thoroughly LERRBPARARRARRARARRRR VARV ERKERLDL 1222V 4L DDLUV LKBLVREDERER T e T e R R R SRR R R e T T T Flannelette Sleeping Garments for Women and Girls Promise Restful Sleep The cold is never more apparent than when you are trying 7 - oo e to sleep—shivery little drafts coming from all sorts of un- X . expected quarters. But what's cold weather when vou're _Other union suits, $1.65 to bundled in flannelette gowns and “’jamas”? $5.50. P MEN'S SHOP, STREET FLOOR Women’s Flannelette Gowns $1.50 7/ Are so attractive one scarcely suspects their useful purposc. Made with round, square or, V necklines and trimmed with fancy braid and hemstitching ; double yoke back and front. . All white or daintily striped in pink and blue. Reg- ular and extra sizes. Others to $2.95. THIRD FLOOE, LANSBURGH & BRO. [ pocket in coat. b comfortable for work, play Made of a heavy quality or leisure. flannelette, with soft, pleas- ant-to-the-skin finish, care- fully tailored and accurately cut. A quality that launders and wears well, moderately o priced. Every detail denotes qual- ity; these suits will give extra long service, and thus prove themselves extremely Others, $1.44 to $3.50. MEN'S SHOP, STREET FLOOR. You Make Warm Garments You'll want such fabrics as these to assure com- fort. and when they’re priced as low as these, econ- assured, too. 36-in. tra Heavy Out- Warm Flannelette Pajamas for Boys $1.25 Beacon Bath Robe Flan- ing Flannel, in solid, check- ed and striped effects. Choice of attrac- tive colors, yd 29¢ 36-in. Flannelette, in light and dark cfiects, particu- good i kimonos. Other for pajamas and gowns. S Yd. 35¢ nel, in a splendid assortment of patterns. 27 inches wide. Yd.. 75¢ 36 inches wide, Yd., 95¢ Cotton Shaker Flannel, in pink, white, and blue. For sleeping garments and children's _under- wear. 27 inches wide, yd 19¢ STREET FLOOR., LANSBURGH & BRO. Little Girls’ Women’s Flannelette Flannelette Pajamas Pajamas $1.00 $1.95 One-piece &tvle so that . x T there is no chance at all for l\m'n_ch style, fi"fl“h“\' her to get cold. Made of pink blue striped or pink flannel- and white or blue and white ctte—comfortable to wear “Amoskeag” flannelette with and delightfully warm. Trim- silk frogs and pocket. med with silk frogs. Sizes Also sleepers that cover the 36 to 44. feet. Sizes 6 to 14, $1.50. & Others, 79¢ to $1.25. Others up to $3.95. FOURTH FLOOR Men’s Bath Robes in Novelty Effects - $7.95 Here are well tailored robes, finished in a pleasing manner, with silk frogs and generous pockets; made of fine quality bath robing, in smart novelty effects. Guard against catching cold when rising at night or early morning by having one of the warm robes at hand. Other styles, $3.95 to $24.95. STREET FLOOR, MEN'S SHOP Warm Robes for Boys $3.45 Smart desig‘n in_heavy quality bath robing that will keep the lad warm and comfortable. Every boy needs one. Frogs, pockets and girdle. Sizes 6 to 16. Other* styles, $2.25 to $4.95. FOURTH FLOOR Heaters and Fireplace Goods Who minds how cold the weather gets with a log crackling on the hearth or a warm heater close at hand? New Andirons Will Make Your Fireplace More Inviting $6.50 Antique effects of black iron, heavy enough to hold a real Yule log. With ball or square top. And no matter how efficient your furnace, nothing can take the place of the warm glow from an open fire. Others Up to $24.50 Coal Oil Heaters $5.50 Have the advantage of being portable. One carries them from place to place—and is sure of Universal Electric Boudoir Heaters $5.50 Send veritable waves of heat through your room. And they are finished in royal blue, mahogany, old rose, French gray, sage green and ivory to ac- cord with the furnish- ings. Others to $10.00. SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. keeping warm! Round shape, of heavy black japanned tin. Others to $11.35. Reznor Gas Heaters $2.49 Use but little' gas, for the reflector arrangement in- tensifies the heat. Of heavy black tin. A light, conven- ient heater that is easily moved) Others to $1135. LANSBURGH & BRO. 420.30 7th St. N.W., Thru to 8th. FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860 Phone Franklin 7400 = Snug styles, in one or two piece models; made of heavy quality, warm flannelette. Boys so frequently get uncovered at night that warm pajamas like these are absolutely essen- tial. Sizes 4 to 14. Other styles, 98¢ to $1.65. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Nothing Could be More Cozy Than This Woman’s Bath Robe $4.95 What bliss it is to wrap oneself in its woolly softness after coming in from the blus- tering wind outside. The one sketched is of Beacon Cloth, and may be chosen in any num- ber of attractive patterns and colors. With large or small collars, fancy cord at the waist- line and satin ribbon trimming. Others in Corduroy or Bea- -on Cloth, priced $3.95 to $22.50. THIRD FLOOR The Girl’s Bath Robe $2.95 Also of Beacon Cloth, the girl’s robe comes in Indian and floral patterns and light or dark colors. The collar and cuffs bound with satin and a silk cord about the waist. Sizes 6 to 16. Others, $3.95 to $6.95. FOURTH FLOOR 2 i i -