Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, I I I I I A R R TR R R At AR AR AR R R AR R AR R R TR R AR AR AR A B 1925. 35 Our Saturday Candy Special Delicious Peanut Taffy 29c¢ Lb Crisp, fresh, with just a tang of salt in its sweetness— an old-fashoine¢ candy thzt everybody loves! STREET FLOOR 7th to 8th to E A New White Sports Silk At $4.50 a Yard White, all-silk crepe, with lustrous plaid or stripe woven through in its own creamy white or brilliant colors. One of the most exquisite of the new materials, 40 inches wide and washable THIRD FLOOR LANSBURGH & BRO. FAMOUS FOR OUALITY SINCE 1860 Phone Franklin 7400 Fashion Revue for Children—4th Floor In Which Will Be Shown by Living Models the Smartest New Styles for the Younger Generation—The Revue Starts at 1:30 No 1‘(4]1\ discriminating youngster will fail to come and bring a member of the “elder gencra- tion” to this fashion show! Living mo(lcls will show the latest modes for both tots and juniors— from the most practical of playtime frocks to the fluffiest of party ‘dresses. Spring’s Gayest Hats Add a Festive Note to the Costume and Show a Tendency Toward Wide Brims 56 Large Picturesque Hats of hairbraid, with drooping brims, are flower-decked or ribbon trimmed, and Close-fitting Hats of larger shapes of canton crepe, silk faille and satin combinations are equally alluring. One could easily choose a dozen hats—all distinctive, all becoming, all differ- For there is a veritable rainbow of lovely colors. Some have but a single flower crushed against the crown or poised on the brim, others are laden with flowers; some have jeweled ornaments, others but a band or ornament of No less distinctive than the styles their elders are wearing— no less exact in their adherence to the new silhouettes. A Special Purchase A Special Price The Kasha Ensemble s wery smart. In natural and Lanvén, smart- ly taslored. $49.50. ent! f trimming. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. Here are four of the models, sketched, ready for their parts in the revue. One of the youngest' of society’s buds wears a diminutive frock of crepe de chine, with yoke and sleeves of Irish crochet. $10.50. Her older sister wears blue flowered chiffon over flesh color. A bouffant style, lace trimmed. $25. ‘'The Newest Spring Coats Two Moderately Priced Groups I'hat Include All the Smartest New Notes $29.75--$39.75 Every type is copied from coats that sold for many times these modest prices, emphasizing the flaring line that is so very new, the double- breasted effect and straightline models. 3 A Sports Frock, above, 1s of white crepe de chine, trimmed with bands of red flan- nel and black silk braid. $29.50. For morning and country wear, a dotted broadcloth is both quasnt and attractive for the very small gsrl. Trimmed with plasn colors. $3.95. The tiny miss, ready for shopping, wears a tailored coat of blue twill with white pique collar, edged with Irish crochet $16.50. The little girl of six to sixteen has on one of the new double-breasted coats. Bright red, piped with gray. $17.95. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Fs 350990050958 Smarter Styles for Boys Arf Show’l—ani T"el" Eng]l.v’l Cflusl’l’ Haue No More “Swank” Than These Lads Clean cut, snappy little four-piece suits are very English in appearance with their rounded vests and loose-fitting coats. Omne style has both knickers and golf trousers, in all the light Spring fabrics. $12.75. The other suit, \\nh two pairs of lined pants (knickers, golf), may \ be had in all the new tweeds and cassimere weaves. $9.75. is of brown with brown tailored model double breasted, velvet collar and novelty button trimming. $29.75. The other style, of navy twill, has lining, collar ana cuffs of silk, printed to resembls leopard skin. The twill, P Many other models, of fine quality twills, all beautifully tailored and all fully silk lined. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Children’s and Girls’ Hats $3.95, $5.95, $6.95 Simple, tailored styles—for they best accent the youthful charm of her costume—are these little ¢ pokes and sailors of Milan hemp and Bangkok with / l\ SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO, If Spring Styles Are to Look Their Best They Must Be Worn on a Well Groomed Figure New Stylish Stout Corsets The real secret of smartness lies in having a First Long Trousers streamers and bands of grosgrain ribbon. Some have embroidered bands and others are flower trimmed. Still others are of shirred silk and ribbon, FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Children’s New Shoes —are an all-important event in any boy's life. and the perfectly proportioned figure, whether it be lhc full, developed tyvpe or 1hc lissome figure., And Stylish Stout Corsets and Girdles are the secret of the perfectly modeled figure! Reinforced where the curves need smoothing out, lightly boned where only a slight restraint is needed, they serve the double function of comfort and correctness. Lovely new models in broche and brocade, combined with elastic, or plain. $7 to $15. Girdles, $11 to $15. BECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. An Exceptional Selling of Extra Size Overblouses $5.95 Both colors and designs are chosen to give an ef- fect of slimness to these attractive silk over- blouses. Types that the larger woman will find suitable for every need. Only 100 of these lovely blouses—made of extra fine quality silk crepe in Spring’s fa- vorite shades and com- ons. Navy, black, sandalwood, light Round or V halflength Sizes 42V; to footwear at six dollars. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. & A correct ending to any \\e\l drcucd young person’s Spring costume are these new shoe A pump style will fit an to the girl who is “almost grown up. 8 OH $3.95; 117 to 2, $4.50; 205 to 7, $5.95; from xhe smallest little tike Sizes 4 to 8, §2.95; Widths o D. Ihr sturdy little elk: shoe for both boys and girls has moccasin toe and lrnhw sole. Sizes 4 to 8, $3.00; 812 ¥ to 2. $3.95. Widths B to D. teilh ot eng x]é:r r(;.oon LANSBURGH & BRO. New F ashlons in Spring Footwear Introduced a few days ago, and already many comments have been heard as to the all ‘round goodness of this new, specmhzed line of stylish The three styles sketched cannot begin to show the smartness of the entire line, which boasts of a score and more from which one may choose a style suited to every hour of a Spring day. We want you to see these Shoes — examine them — com- pare them with any others at near this price. We have no fear of the results. Won't you stop in tomorrow ? STREET FLOOR, 8TH STREET ENTRANCE fashion revue will show him just what is most correct for Spring. A Four-piece Suit such as this is just as necessar to his happiness as the pretty girls for a p Wi long and golf trousers—they are being worn t p in silver grays, Hyland fawns, powder blue. All the new weaves. London lavenders and The knickers are the full English type, the rest of the suit as much in accord with the prevailing mode. $18.75 and $24.75. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. With Spring Comes— Playtime Out of Doors In Toytown—happy kiddies will find just the best kind of playtime things, of which we mention a few. A Special— Roller Skates $1.79 Pr. The famed, easy-running Union ball-bearing kind—the favorites with kiddies who know. Steel Wheelbarrows Boys’ Bicycles, $29.50 With Fairy Sidewnlk Skooters Swish-n! What a Ihfll! for boys and girls about 10 ¥ 59c and 98¢ coaster brake and strong frame. Children’s Lawn Mowers 49c, 69c and $1.75 )