Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1925, Page 33

THE EVENING- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925. P = R A A A A A A A AR I R A R R A A A A A A A R A A A A A A A A A R A T o A R 12.inch Vocalion and Columbia Records, instru- mental and vocal, formerly $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2; close-out, each, 69¢ 10-inch DOUBLE-FACE RECORDS, new and standard; all perfect; vo- cal and instrumental num- bers. Complete Banner Library and other good makes. 3 for §1, or, each, MAIN AISLE. NEAR STH ST. ENTRANCE JEWELRY, ETC. STUDDED VANITIES, an odd lot, copies of a Fre: model. Set with colored stones. Regu- larly $1.00; now STERLING SILVER RINGS, set with novelty colored stones. : now 65¢ JEWELRY, in- cluding rings, pins, beads, combs, cuff links, lingerie clasps, ete. Regularly $1.00 to $195; now 69c. TABLE SILVER—Teaspoons, tablespoons, knives, forks, des- sert spoons, sugar shells and but. plated on ! ] IVORY ODDS AND ENDS in plain white, shell and amber. Includes powder boxes, hair receivers, bud vases, etc 1.50. COMB AND BRUSH TRAYS, i picture frames, clocks Iry cases of manufac- tured ivory; $2.95. STREET FLOOR HOUSE DRESSES AND ROBES 300 HOUSE DRESSES of good quality gingham in medium and large checks, attractively trim- med. Regular $3.95; now $1.95. %) CORDUROY ROBES, of wide-wale corduroy. Broken color assortments, sizes 36 to 44, Regularly $2.95; now $2.69. 35 CREPE KIMONOS, of Jap- anese crepe, in lovely floral pat- terns and a variety of colors. Regularly $3.95; now $2.95. 10 SILK JERSEY PETTI- COATS of good quality Jersey. In a broken -assortment of col- ors and lengths. Regularly $1.95; now $1.00. THIRD FLOOR GLOVES 1202 Pairs NOVELTY GLOVES of smooth fine fabric. Tan, mode and gray. Including a sample lot that sold at 95¢; now, pair, 79¢. 276 Pairs SILK GLOVE! p, lined, double in gray, navy, beaver and brown. 79 pair. 230 Pairs CHAMOIS-LIKE GLOVES, two-clasp length, in broken lines and sizes, 49 pair. IMPORTED KID GLOVES, novelty caff styles, in broken Tines and sizes. Pair, $1.95. STREET FLOOR INFANTS WEAR FLANNELETTE GOWNS, pa- jamas and sleepers. Gowns have double yokes, hemstitched. In sizes 6 to 14. Frogtrimmed Pa- , sizes 2 1o 14. Sleepers, 2 10 8. chulnrl) $1.00 and $1.25; now 1 L0 PONGEE AND BROAD- CLOTH FROCKS with panties to match. With silk embroid- ered flowers and smocking. 1In broken si . 4 and 5. Reg- ularly $8.50; Fi L“ only, WOOL JERSEY DRESSES, in tan, red and copen with linen collars and cuffs. Broken sizes, 3,4 and 5. Regularly $5.95; now JE PLAID BATH ROBES Sizes 2, 3 and 4, w $1.00. ENDS BABY S, slightly soiled from lmndlmg Socks, 10c pair; in- ants’ sweater, 95¢; dresses, flannelette petticoats, 25¢: flan- nelette gowns, 64c; kiddie waists, 39¢; crocheted carriage covers, $2.95; corduroy leggings, $1.00; colored knit bloomers, 50c. FOURTH FLOOR Surprising Value $12 Although the price is very low, smartness or charm has not been sacrificed. MATERIALS—Crepe-back Satin, Flat Crepe, Chiffons, Chif- fon Velvet, Bengaline, Kasha- nette, Poiret Twill. TRIMMINGS — Beaded, em- broidered, braided, ribbon, metal, lace and contrasting colors. All new high shades, plenty of navy and black. SIZES—For misses and women 16 to 547%, but not in every style. GIRLS’ WEAR: GIRLS' COATS in all the new materials, with dyed rabbit and opossum collar 6 to 14. Regularly $10 w $7.98. GIRLS’ DRE of taffeta, crepe de chine and movelty crepes in many attractive and be- coming modes. With touches of silk and wobl embroidery. Sizes 6 to 13. Regularly $5.98; now $3.98. FOURTH FLOOR UNDERWEAR 20 WOMEN'S PAJAMAS of striped batiste. Many styles, broken assortment of . Reg- ularly $1.95. now $1.00. 25 COSTUME SLIPS in a broken assortment of colors and sizes. Originally $1.95. Friday only, $1.19. 50 SILK UNDERGARMENTS chemise, step-ins, ete.; of good quality crepe de chine. Origi- nally ‘$2.95: now $2.50. 65 COSTUME SLIPS, strap models in dark street shades. Plain and striped sateen. Broken sizes. $1.39 and $1.50; now $1.00. 5 LINEN NIGHTGOWNS, lace-trimmed styles of real Irish linen. Peach, flesh and orchid. Regularly $1.95; now $1.50. THIRD FLOOR FUR COATS 1 $79.50 Beige Caracul Jac- quette, now $35.00. 1 $65.00 Sealine Jacquette, 50 Sealine Jacquettes, now £65.00. 1 $165.00 Muskrat Coat, rac- coon trimmed, $135.00. 1 $165.00 Muskrat Coat, skunk collar and cuffs, $135. 1 $250.00 Muskrat Coat, skunk trimmed, $185.00. 1 $179.50 Sealine Coat (dyed coney), skunk collar, $125.00. 1 $195.00 Sealine Coat (dyed coney), skunk trimmed, $145.00. 1 $179.50 Sealine Coat (dyed coney), natural squirrel trim- med, $125.00. 6 $79.50 Sealine Coats, 48 inches long, $69.75. 1 $125.00 Sealine Coat, 48 inches long, $95.00. SECOND FLOOR DOMESTICS UNBLEACHED COTTON, a heavy grade, round thread cot- ton. 40 inches wide. Regularly 20c yard, now 16c. 36inch UNBLEACHED COT- TON, round thread. A good quality, Regularly 18¢; Friday only, 15c. BLEACHED COTTON, for sheeting and general family use. 36 inches wide. Regularly 20c; now 16c¢. 36-inch NAINSOOK, an excep- tional quality for lingerie, etc. \hnduw striped. Regularly 39c; now 25c. CRIB SHEETS of various widths and lengths. Good qual- ity cotton. Regularly $1; now 60c. THIRD FLOOR WASH GOODS 2-inch GINGHAM ODD LOT, mostly brown and white check: make splendid aprons. Special, 17c yard. EDEN CLOTH for boys’ blouses and men’s pajamas; a very fine wearing material in at- tractive stripes. Special, 17c vard. OUTING NNEL, 36 inches, fine, heavy, fleecy quality in attractive patterns. Special, 25¢ yard. NGHAM, imported and do- mestic; good assortment of checks and plaids. Special, 30c yard. LONGCLOTH, 36 inches, fine, soft finish for women’s and chil- dren’s umlerwedr Special, 10 vards for $2.00. STREET FLOOR CORSETS CLEARANCE CORSETS, an odd lot including American Lady, R & G, and C-B Corsets and Girdles of fine broche and coutil. Low bust, elastic top and long or medium hip. Regularly $3.00 to $5.00; now $2.39. THIED FLOOR SECOND FLOOR BEDWEAR 14 ALL-WOOL FILLED COM- FORTS, attractive colorings, bor- ders of rose, gold, blue and helio. Formerly $12.95; Friday, $9.95 each. 12 IMPERIAL-EDGE AL LAYER FELT MATTRESS weight, 50 lbs.; four rows of stitching; covered with good quality ticking; size 4 feet 6 inches only; $13.95 each. CROCHET .SPREAD, 80x88 inches. Two neat designs, will launder easily; full-bed size. Formerly $2.59. $2.19 each. 37 FULL SIZE PART-WOOL COMFORTS, covered with satine or fine cambric with plain satine border; rose and blue shadings, light and warm. $5.45 each. ESMOND INDIAN BLAN- : pleasing color com- ght and dark shad- NOTIONS KOTEX NAPKINS, box of 12: regularly 49¢; now 43e. b. CROSS QUILT BATS, 72x90 inches. Regular $2.25 quality; now $1.75. GOTHAM ELASTIC GIRDLE, (athletic), 69¢c. BL TAPEQ assorted odd lots. Bolt, lc. FANCY EDGES, slightly soil- ed from display, bolt, le. HAIR NETS, odds and ends, not all colors, dozen, 10c. FASHIONETTE NETS, dis- continued line, dozen, 75 STREET FLOOR HOUSEWARES 3-pc. CANISTER _SETS, en- ameled in blue. Canisters for tea, coffee and sugar. Regu- larly 39c; set, 19c. ROUND CAKE BOX of heavy tin, enameled in white. A con- venient size for bread or cake. Regularly $139: $1.19. WIZARD POLISH for pre- serving the finish and polishing floors. Quart size can. Regu- larly $1.25; 69c. YELLOW MIXING BOWL in ten-inch size, deep and roomy. An exceptional value. Sells reg- ularly for 50c; now 39c. TIN DISHPAN of heavy block tin in a useful 12-quart Round shape. The regular price, 50c; Friday, 25c. CANE SHOPPING BASKETS, round shape, with handles firm- ly attached. Small size, regularly 49¢; now 29c. Medium, regularly 59¢; now 35¢. Large, regularly 69¢; now 39c. SALT BOX, wooden, strongly made; the kind that hangs the wall. Regularly priced, 25¢; Friday only, 10c. MEAT BLOCKS of solid hard- wood. The regular 59¢ size, special, 39c. The regular 85¢ size, special, 49c. MOTHER GOOSE MOP, self- wringing type that keeps the hands clean and dry. Regularly 98c; now 79c. SIXTH FLOOR BLOUSES AND SWEATERS COTTON DIMITY BLOUSES —an. odd lot that sold for a great deal more. Sport and dress styles in white, blue, canary and combinations, Sizes 36 to 44 in the assortment. 49c. BRUSHED WOOL SWEAT- ERS in jacquette, chappie coat, golf coat and bobby styles. The colors include Mexico, green, blue, canary, white, tan and buff. Regularly $7.95 to $9.95; $4.95. SECOND FLOOR CHINAWARE IMPORTED CHINA CREAM PITCHERS, prettily decorated, formerly25¢; choice, 19c. NIPPON CHINA HOT CAKE DISHES, dainty decorations, formerly $2.98; $1.49. ENGLISH CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS; choice of three pret- ty decorations; formerly sold for $1.75 dozen; tomorrow only, 30¢ for con and saneer. EARTHENWARE TEAPOTS, choice of jet black and brown ‘with band decorations; formerly 85c; choice, 50c each. SIXTH FLOOR These Fullashioned Silk Stockings Will Go Quickly—at, Pair $1.39 Greatly Reduced! 1480 pairs—all from our regular higher priced lines—every pair perfect—every pair full fashioned and properly reinforced. Several grades make up the assortment—and the size and color range is broken—but all sizes are in the lot. You may choose from these colors— brown, gray, Russia calf, gun metal, beaver, cordovan, racquet, manila, also black and white. (192 pairs) Women's Ribbed Wool Hose are included. 1>m..$1.39 (851 Pairs) Children’s Sport Hose—ribbed, with novelty tops. Reduced, 3 DAl oy I7C STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. $7.95 Mackinaws and Junior O’Coats $5.95 Heavy, Sport Plaid Mackinaws, in sizes 8 to 16, and Warm Double-breasted Overcoats, in sizes 272 to 5 years. $5.95 Mackinaws and Junior Overcoats $3.95 Mackinaws in sizes 8, 9 and 10. Junior Overcoats in sizes 2 to 8. Warm coats at real savings. Boys’ Black Rubber Raincoats, formerly $345. Sizes 4 to $2 95 Boys' Warm Bath Robes, in 1 49 sizes 6 to 12. Formerly $225. . Clean-up of Boys' Accessories, including corduroy knickers, wool-mixture knickers, flannelette pajamas, sou'wester rain hats and caps and capes, base ball suits and Indian suits. Choice C V! 98¢ Knitted Caps, 49e. 49¢ Caps and Hats, 19e. 49c Kazoo Suspenders, 10e. ' 79¢ Blouses, 59¢. FOURTH FLOOR 412 Pairs Women’s Low Shoes At aPriceVery . Close and Even Below Cost—Choice at $3.95 High-grade Shoes from our own stocks—in- cluding silver and gold cloth pumps, satin, patent, dull leather and brown kid in dozens of smart styles, making the greatest shoe value of the season—and the only result will be great activity. Your size in one style or another- o 8—widths AA to C. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO, Millinery Modés of the Hour At a Final Selling Price $2.88 Millinery vatues reach a new high peak in this sale—350 new Hats of faille, hair braid, straw, visca and combinations. Some hats have been added from our own $5.00 and $6.45 lines—and all are of equal value! Hats for the bobbed hair, for full coif- fures—youthful and matronly styles in every desired color—every hat becom- ingly trimmed. SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Just 121 New Fur-Trimmed Coats A SPECIAL PURCHASE! Coats made to sell for $25.00, $35.00 and $39.75—only ‘* Sizes for 74 Misses 16 to 36 *19 Sizes for Women 38 to 44 WHY? Overstocked maker needing cash sacrifices his profits for quick action. MATERIALS—Bolivia and' soft suede fabrics, fully lined with silk crepe, satin de chine and novelty crepes—carefully tailored in smart straightline effects. TRIMMED—with good furs—collars and sets of Sealine (dyed coney), Moufflon, Muskrat, Opossum, Wolf and Nutria. HURRY—if you need a good, warm coat—don’t delay, for we expect a crowd early tomorrow morning! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Yes, Sir! There Are Real Savings for Men! Check ’em up—just what do you need? broken lines of Shirts, Pajamas, Nightwear, Ties, Underwear, (625) Shirts, slightly soiled (30) |lk Shlr(t. plain col- —shirts of madras, windsor ors; crepes, etc. Sizes 11: to 1.7 Reduced 95(: (76) smm St cuffs; fancy stripe patterns; were $2.00 and $2.50. 5 Reduced to.... . (284) Shirts, soisette and balloon cloth, brnkcn sizes, None in sizes 13% or IZA \} ere $1 $ 19 (21) Silk Shirts, fancy pat- Now terns; were pEriign 65 oy Silk Remnants Half-Price It's easy to conjure the savings, but hard to imagine the wonderful variety of fine $1.00 to $6.00 Silks offered to- morrow at— 50c to $3.00 Yd Among ' them are the season's favored weaves, including: —Satin_Crepe —Duvetyne, Silk Radium ohiffon Volvet —Oanton Crepe Satins —Georgette —Black Silks —Also_Corduroy oharmeuse and Velveteen TWO BIG TABLES, THIRD FLOOR (15) Cricket Swen(erl, were §2.95. Reduced $1 9 Q7 Swuters, cricket and (110 Pr_x.) Gloves, e $3.85 (24 _Prs) Lined move.. i §2.49 Now ..... (114) Pajamas, plain color nainsook were $1. 95. $3.00 and SJSO inedior 19165 S5t Q1) Pl]lmlt, oxford and (33) Glastonbury ood other ma- terials; pere sizes, 98 i e §0 35 sk were STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. A Special Purchase Brings Leather Underarm Bags $1.95 Bags that usually sell for a dollar more. Cobra grain, imitation séal grain, gold embossed, imitation tool and vachette are included, as well as some Silk Pouch Bags with fancy frames. If you want another smart bag, buy it at a saving in this sale. $1.50 Leather Belts, 95¢ $1.00 Leather Belts, 65¢ 50c Leather Belts, 35¢ The above are short lots, only a few of each style at each price. : STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. (33 Prs.) Gloves, lined, for (32) * Mufllers, imported driving or wool; (212) Neckties, brokrn lines of silk; were $1.00 and $1.50. Now.... (39) Nightshirts, flannelette, - (298) Neckties, cut silk, sizes 15 and 16. 99 were C duced to.. Then get here early tomorrow morning—and what a profitable trip it will be Robes and Sweaters—at season’s lowest prices. (33) Silk Robes, were $12.95 to $3495—at 25% off. (44) Bath Robes, were $495 to $9.85—at 25% off. (34) Lounging Robes, were 9C $12.95 to $29.95—at 25% off. (17) Terry Cloth Robes, were $4.95 ‘to $9.85—at 25% o= off. C (102 prs) Silk @11) Union Smu, wool Half Hose, reduced mixed, broken sizes: were to, pair ... 39c $2.45 Shiru and Drawers, make, broken $1'65 :;l;:e, reduced to, (61 prs.) Wool Hose, novelties, re- duced to e, 09C (79 prs) Golf Remnants Of Coatings and Dress Goods Half-Price Lengths from one to four yards of fabrics formerly $1.00 to $1250 yd. go on sale tomorrow at— 50c to $6.25 Yd. And vou may choose from such splendid fabrics as: —Wool “Tiauner goiret Twin uedecloth ool Jersey —Fancy Plaids ZSikand-Wool Crepe THIRD FLOOR, LANSEURGH & BRO. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITYSINCE 1860—Phone Franklin 7400 - @