Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 090 GO0 BOGBBOBDOBDY 1925. AN Wg&%@&%&%s@z& AN @s@?&z@&%@4&@@@&&%@&&%@&@&@@@3&@ &@@%&%@&@&@@@& 925 APRIL 19 25 | TUE] WED]THU. FR 1] S RIDAY of- tlw monthS Not so long ago—we waited until July to clear out odd lots, handled, mussed and remnants of “what’s left.” But times have changed—clean stocks is the order of the day—hence, once-a-month clearance! Cleaning as we go—selling the merchandise at reduced price when you can use it—giving you an opportunity to practice real economy on the very things you need! And that’s not all—certain new purchases are brought forth and offered on Friday at lower prices than prevail on any other day of the week—all together making a program too good for any one to overlook. Just glance over this page—then remember, selling starts at 9:15—tomorrow morning! Friday—1,000 Yards of Wool Dress Fabrics $1.39 Yd. 42-in. All-Wool Serge 42-in. All-Wool Crepe 42-in. All-Wool Pebble Cloth Three very popular weaves for one-picce dresses and ensem- ble suits. Color for Spring and Summer. This price for Friday only 81x90 Seamless Sheets, $1 —a rare opportunity! Perfect, Heavy, Blex mn.x thread. A sheet that will give exceller . 5 lelowcases for $1 7 Yds. 36-In. Muslin Choice_of 42x36 or 45x36— slightly filled cotton, but per- fect in every respect 7 Yds. Apron Gingham, $1 Tomorrow—This Timely Event—Second Floor Sale of 300 Spring Dresses —Values That We Can Safely Call Extraordinary thread M purposes. 8 Yds. 36-In‘: Muslin THIRD FLOOR 365 Regular $5.00 Sprmg Hats---F riday Hats that you'll be glad to get for so little as $3.95! { Every one of them desirable and up to the minute in style. Hats for miss or matron—Iarge and small \!np(‘s of horse hair, milan hemp, taffeta, leghorn and crepe. Every imaginable Spring shade. If you want one—you'll have to come early! SECOND FLOOR | 69c Round Serving Trays : 49c Brenlin Window Shades Reduced to $1.50 : A quality weil known for \ value at this one-day its lasting properties. Green, price white and tan, mounted on szard Polish Mop. guaranteed Hartshorn rol- 9 lers. 36 inches by 6 feet. . 69c FIFTH FLOOK Morning Frocks $1.79 Voile, Gingham and Tissue Morning Dresses, slightly mussed from handling. Brok- en sizes. (75) Black Silk Jersey Petticoats, good qual- ity silk . 790 (30) Nurses’ Uniforms, regular $3.95 to $895 values; splendid quality. Now_re- duced to $2.95 and $5.00. THIRD FLOOR. Marquisette Curtains $1.19 Pr. Lace-edged Curtains of fine, sheer marquisette. Reduced for Friday only Dainty Ruffled Cur- s hevredlvreiais o marquisettes. Some sl 69 with colored ruffle. . FIFTH FLOOR b 490 Molhproof Garment olds 3 garments. Selneag [ Simplex Self-wringing Mops. Were . SIXTH FLOOR 75 Skirts Reduced to $2.50 s that sold for $5.00 0 are included. Rosha- wool crepe, repp. baro- satin, check flannel. Tan, .-mk d white i 40, SECOND FLOOK Lining Specials 30-in. Cotton Char- striped effect. Good color For 39c and Cotton Nov- Jacquard, in lovely shades for lin- 39c THIRD FLOOR Odd Lot of 36-In. Percales 19¢ Yard White backgrounds with figures. neat stripes and Splendid quality. 32-in. Dress Ginghams, brown and white cks. Friday ly, chee riday only, 17 ¢ White Nainsook, an odd lot of usable lengths. Good quality for undergar- Q@ mostly checks. ments. Yard THIRD FLOOR Room Sizes Bordered Pabcolin Rugs $12.50 Fine Quality Rugs in de- signs and_colors of unusual Guaranteed perfect 9x10.6 and 9x12 foot sizes. Friday only! charm. and satisfactory. FIFTH FLOOR Striking One-Day Values—Remarkable Purchase Sale Newest Spring Coats Dresses that look only costing $13.95! this price for standing value and —new styles, fine above all, VALUE! Materials Crepe Elizabeth Georgette Newest Prints Roshanara Crepe Satin Flat Crepe Canton Crepe small woman, the ave larger woman. Flares, Friday only! a woman looks for in a smart Dress Colors— Black Red Navy Brown Copen Yellow Coral expensive—yet But, mind you, Out- everything else materials—but Blonde 'een Sand Gray Rose Beige Styles — one, two or three of a kind. Types and sizes for the slender miss, the rage woman, the tiers, tucks; some with scarfs—varied sleeves. Tomorrow — promptl y at 9:15 — these 300 extraordinary Dresses will go on sale at $13.95—one day only! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Friday Only— Men’s Night Shirts $1.39 Well made of genuine Fruit of the Loom, a fabric that will give long service. STREET FLOOR Package Outfits At Half Price Discontinued numbers, in- cluding children's dresses, undergarments, scarfs, pd lows, etc. Including floss for working and instructions. FOURTH FLOOR Friday Values—Shoe Section Women’s $ 6.00 and $7.50 Shoes $4.95 Trim, tailored styles that will look well with tailored frock or suit. Four styles, well <haped and comforta- ble. All have welt soles and rubber heels attached and may be had in patent leather, tan calf and black kid. With either low, military, low and Cuban heels. In addition—broken lots of our regular $10.00 shoes Reduced to $4.95 % Little Girls’ Slightly Soiled Dresses Were $2.95 and $3.95 —Friday $1.95 Dotted Swiss, plain and printed voile, trimmed with ribbons, lace, tucks, collars and pipings. Many have panties to ‘match. Colors— Copen, nile, peach, pink and white. Sizes 2 to 6 in one style or a 1other. ‘Clearance—Straw Hats, with ribbon bands or stream- ers; several shapes and col- ors. Sizes for tots 4, SI and 6. Friday's price FOURTH FLOOR Slightly Soiled— Greatly Reduced— Girls’ White Frocks Formerly $5.98— Friday $3.95 White Dresses from a pre- vious season—yet, in good styles for immediate and Summer wear. French voile, crepe de chine, included are some colored taffeta - and crepe de chine afternoon and Art Dept. Cleans House Friday Weomen'’s Tea Aprons— unbleached cotton, stamped for simple embroidery. Closing out—each 10c Belgian Linen Sclrfs— 18x54 in., also 36-in. centers pretty de for cros stitch, single-stitch and lazy- daisy embroidery. Fri day. cach..... 89C Children’s Dresses—of organdy, fully made. Orchid blue and pink. Sizes 2, 4,6, Friday 69c Dresser Scarfs—of jew- el cloth or Irish linen, with cluny lace borders; stamped for embroidery. Each 19c Women’s Stamped Gowns — fully made of fine nainsook, stamped for simple embroidery. Round, it e 09c FOURTH FLOOR Printed Crepe Overblouses $4.50 Lovely designs and combi- nations of colors. V or close- fitting necks: long or short sleeves. All sizes—36 to 46, SECOND FLOOR . Famous Amoskeag Fast- $1 5 color Apron Gingham, in leached white co con 3 staple “blue checks. You | grade for ; ° : oy know ! | use and underwear. X & THIRD FLOOR Clearing—Certain Well-Known Corsets Were $5.00, $6.00 $8.00—Now SECOND FLOOR Look! 64-In. Linen Damask, $1 Yd bleached, a tow- = 24¢ Pure Linen Scarfs— Hnt dish Mat&—.’l -piece Knitted Mat Sets, of fine mercerized cotton ; ;:;"\v set boxed l"': 85c THIRD FLOOR Boys’ 2-Pants Suits Further Reduced For One Day’s Selling $7.69 Thrift and value combined! Smart suits and fine quality suits, with two pairs of lined knickers at but $7.69. Sizes 7 to 16 Boys’ Wash Suits, long and short sleeves, middy and button-on styles ors fast to washin; $1 09 Sizes 3 By Novelty Suits, L'U\(tlll on styles. with washable blouse H’l(l jerse or tweed pants. 213 $ Boys' Knickers, durable wool mix ture and corduroy. ":\v‘up tional values at..... " 69c Boys' Twopants Suifs, belted 54.89 oys’ Percale Blouses, collar-at- tached style. Made of percale. Stripes, checks and plain blue or tan. b 59¢ Boys’ :pring Topcoats, well tai- lored of woolen tweed and knitted fabrics. 213 to 8.. $4 69 FOURTH FLOOR Clearance Sale of 1,000 Pieces Colored Glass 69c street frocks. A varied selec- tion in sizes 7 to 12. FOURTH FLOOR Choice of candy jars, flower bowls, compotes, vases, perfume bottles. A variety of brilliant colors, SIXTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Nightgowns Now $1.00 A full assortment of colors and sizes. Very good quali- ties, well made. Just 120 Coats—Never Shown Before—Smart Twills in Navy, Tan and Black A first showing of these beautiful Sample S“gl":'))m‘:‘“’}‘,'i‘frhfi;i:m: Coats tomorrow! That means you have the first lace. Shadowproof. choice of the most desirable of this season’s 36('&,‘;" White Muslin models—at this remarkably low price. A Remarkable One-Day Selling of 10,000 Yds. Standard Silks Price Other Days, $1.95, $2.25 and $2.50—F riday $1.74 A treat for women who are planning new frocks and lingerie for now—and later—wear. Our standard qualities—perfect weaves, gorgeous colors—the kind of Silks in greatest demand. Think, underpriced—what an opportunity! Choice of the following, in a great variety of styles and colors: —40-in. Flat Crepes —40-in. Crepe de Chine —40-in. Silk Radium —40-in. Satin Charmeuse *19.90 l ‘ STREET FLOOR 100 Cotton Crepe Gowns, tailored styles of good quality mus- lin, 65¢ (5) Envelope Cbemue, fine quality crepe, built-up or strap shoulders. Flesh and white, 36 to Flares, straightline, wrap-around models of unust_lal distinction. Splendidly made and fully lined with silk crepe. Friday only, $19.90! 5 Additional Groups for Clearance 31 Ensemble Suits, with 7 Two-piece Suits, mannish- 10c Ea. i ' # ly tailored, navy and A maker’s sample line—all smart ‘pHinted frocks, many 329 hlack twill. Silk lined. $5 90 short, but useful lengths— with fully lined coats. Now N various kinds of trimmings, also braids. Come early for THIRD FLOOR Sample Sale— Trimmings —40-in. Silk-and-Wool Faille —36-in. Figured Foulards —32-in. Striped Broadcloth —32-in. Plain Broadcloth These Silks arranged on special tables for quick selection—Silk Dept.—Third Floor. SECOND FLOOR best choice. 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