Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1925, Page 15

THE EVENING T L I T . STAR. WASHINGTON, D FRIDAY, R AR AR IR A A &x&&&&&&@&&&&@@@&&&&& : SEPTEMBER 18. 1925. ’ll Go to Lansburgh & Bro. Saturday / 0 Monday---to School Teaching Well the Lesson of Chic Chapeaux Suitable for Street, 'Dress or College Wear— Of Intriguing Sim- plicity and Chic! When the curve of a brim and the angle of a bow make a hat charming or impossible, milady must choose with care if she is to he correct. She can make no mistake in selecting from this collection of distinctive styles, for it includes close- fitting models. pokes. Pirate shapes and larfge hats of unerring smartness. In Panne velvet, Lyons silk velvet. velvet and satin combinations and novel velour models. And the Prism of Smart Colors Reflects— Black Alpine Purple Henna 117 00d Brozwn Blue Almond Sand Peneil SECOND FLOOR. LANSRURGH & BRO. Rosewood -Black Prince Just Arrived—Our Own Importation of Women’s Novelty Cuff Kid Gloves, $3.00 pair! Street Floor. Handsome Beaded ‘Bags The Handiwork of Belgium " $1.59 Beautifully made bags from across the sea—in rich, artistic color combi- nations that will enliven the most sombre of costumes and blend with the brightest. Surely your new Fall costume, whether it is gay or dark in hue—is worthy of such a gift! All are roomy bags, thickly beaded in the most intri- cate of designs, with heavy bead fringe and handle and imitation shell frame: neatly lined in different colors. As for the price—we wonder how the Belgians do it! STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. The New! Toilet,Goods N Scarfs Bath Salts, 20-07 delightful A gay touch! Price scarf of bril- Kleenex, very sani- liant crept de B tary and convenient. . 19 e ‘or Shrich ol m e C sham. sheer chif- - AN o seoipeiL. Jergen's Assorted Soaps, de- with the emple lightfully fragrant as well as dark colored reasonably priced. A 75C dozen cakes for.... ... frocks of Autumn. Fall _scarfs are Lilac Shaving Lotion, very soothing aftera shave just in col- ors with contrast- of a pleasant odor. 29 ing. borders, Price C ombre effects, Imporled Perfumes in a hand painted and umber of popular odors. Spe- i blocked de- ciay) = cially pricediaibots Lo AT R g 51.69 Double Compacts, case of a neat silver finish. containing powder and rouge. Only ..... 45¢c |mnm‘ted Hmrbrmhu with strong wooden backs 65c bottles: $18.95. Crepe de Chine and Tricosham Secarfs, with striking borders (one sketched). A remarkable value, $2.95. New Ombre Maline for scarfs to he worn with evening frock Six new, attractive colors. \ard 45¢. tles .... STREET FLOOR L&B Stylsix Shoes The Acme of Style at a Reasonable Price %.00 Three smart models as sketched, \ pump in black satin, with Cu- " ban heel and buckle. A black patent leather one-strap model with Spanish heel. A black satin opera pump with Spanish heel, Other styles with or without straps, in tan cal. black kid, black satin and patent leather. Sizes 2V to 8. Widths AA to C. SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. and fine quality bris- STREET FLOOR L g “Musts” for the School Outfit Ralbriggan and Flan- nel Dresses—sizes 13, 15 and 17, $5.95, $7.95. Plaid and Wanl Serge Skirts, on bodice, Sizes 7 to 16, at $2.95 to $3.95. Standard Jean Mid- dies, sizes 6 to 14, Braid trimmed, $1.69. Lucette Wash Dresses, sizes 7 to 14, Several models, $1.95. Girls" Navajo Coats, $12.95 to $19.95. Girls" Slickers, sizes & to 17, $5.95 to $10.00. _ Slip-over and Rutton Sweaters.$2.95 to $7.95. Girls' Winter 'Coats, $15.00 to $29.50, Girls' Gym Rloomers, piece $1.00 to $1.95. Girls” Knickers, $2.95, skirt. In the $10 Group—balbriggans, Rannels, twills and silk crepe dresses in one or’twa models. A sketched black satin on collar, cuffs and bottom of the printed crepe dress is ghtline model with bands of Junior isses’ School Frocks $10and315 No suggestion of an “awkward age”—it doesn’t exist in the text of the modern schoolgirl! For <he buys her frocks in the Junior Misses’ Shop at L&B. In the $15 Group—-Satin-faced cantons, satins and crepe de chine rcks for dress-up occasions, and sport dresses of new plaids, twills and two-toned flannels, Two models from this group are sketched. One of navy hlue crepe de chine has an amusing jabot effect that starts at the waistline : colorful wool embroid- ery on the packets. The other is of pansy crepe with a noy el ar- rangement of fullness in the front of the skirt. \White collars and cuffs with- three rows of sil- ver braid FOURTR FLOOR. Everything for Boys of 6 to 20 In HE vouth of going back Monday! the land The Boys' to school There is noth- ing like starting intc the new terms with the a g surance that he is dressed i just as well as the next one. the spirit to study. and stand at the head of his class. In the L&B Roys’ knowledge of his needs and preferences and vou'll find here the happy solution every clothes problem. VALUE, Tt gives the lad confidence— learn—to Shop we've a keen to of course, is the dominant fac- tor—and it’s one of the things which make the school outfitting service for bovs I.&R superior to other Washington. any store at in Students’ 2 Long-Pants Suits . Prep School 2 Long-Pants Suits High School 2-Pants Suits . . Boys’ 4-Piece School Suits Junior 4-Piece School Suits . . . Lumberjack Long-Pants Suits, sizes 3 to 8 years, $1.95 to $9.75. Juvenile Novelty Suits, sizes 3 to 8 years, $1.65 to $4.95. Wash Suits, all styles, sizes 2Y; to 10 years, $1.65 to $3.95. Boys’ Long Pants (cloth mix- tures), sizes 4 to 14 years, $1.95 to $3.95. Boys’ lLong Pants, Corduroys, sizes 4 to 14 years, $1.95 to $2.95. Boys' Sailor Pants, serge and flannel, sizes 4 to 14, $2.95. The School Hat $1.95 A trim little felt, perhaps with a most extraordinary flower of felt for its trim- ming, a silk ribhon band, pleated: ribhon, fancy stitching or ornaments of cut felt. In pansy. rose, copen, navy blue, tan, black and green—for the girl of 6 to 14. Velvet Tams for the little girls of 4 to 10 have a ribbon streamer. Elastic backs. in tan, brown, henna and black. Jaunty Cloth Tams, $1.00 FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & DRO. Boys’ Blanket Bath Robes, sizes 6 to 18 years, $3.45 and $4.95. Boys’ Terry Cloth Bath Robes, sizes 6 to 18 years, $3.45 and $4.95. Boys' Raincoats, sizes 4 to 18 years, $3.25 to $5.95. Boys' Coat and Pull - over Sweaters, sizes 4 to 16 years, $2.95 to $8.95. Boys’ Collar - attached Shirts, sizes 121, to 14, 98c to $2.75. Boys' Cobollar-attached Blouses, * sizes 7 to 16, 79¢ to $1.95. STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. School Supplies Children’s School Bags, of a splendid grade of Dupont and guaranteed abso- lutely waterproof. Good, roomy bags with full size pockets and cither ~shoulder strap or $1 .00 handle. Price Children’s Pen and Pencil Boxes, all well made and attractively leatherette covered. Different styles and sizes, rang- _ing accordingly in price from 15¢ to $1.00. * School Tablets and Composition Books, in two sizes: the composition books with flexible or stiff covers. One size, 8¢ each, or 6 for 25¢; the other size, 10c each, or 6 for 50c. Children’s school use. black only. Gi or ring, and b hooked handles. Umbrelln excellent for Absolutely rainproof, in style with strap, cord style with $ l 3 1 9 Price Children's Colored Umbrellas, of Fruit of the Loom cotton; rainproof and guar- anteed fast colors. With fancy carved handles and silk cord. $1.50; with amber tips and ends, $1.75; with amber handles, tips and tmh $2.00., STREET FLOOR * Shop — Street Floor $24.75 and $29.75 $18.75 and $24.75 $15.00 and $16.75 $9.75, $12.75, $15 $9.75, $12.75, $15 Boys' Golf Knickers, sizes 8 to 18 years, $2.98 to $5.95. Boys' Extra Size Knickers, sizes 13 to 20 years, $2.98 to $3.48. Boys' New Golf Caps, sizes 6% to 7%, 98c to $2.45. Boys’ Hats, all styles, to 7%, $1.50 to $3.95. Belts, suspenders, collars, silk and knit ties and jazz bows, handker- chiefs, union and waist suits, un- derwaists, cotton and flannelette pajamas, Koveralls, overalls, In. dian and Cowboy play suits. sizes 6'4 Girls’ and Boys’ “Fitz-well’”’ Shoes ' $4.45 to $5.95 Sturdy. sensible little shaes which fol- fow the natural last of youthful feet and guide them safely on the road to health and shapeliness. For growing girls. misses and children —an attractive high shoe which comes with patent vamp and black kid top. as well as in all gun metal, and all tan elk. Sizes 8!4 to 11. price, $4.50; 1115 to 1314 with wedge heel. $4.95; 1 to 2 with rub- ber heel. $4.95; 24 to 6 with rubber heel, $5.95. Widths AA to D. For youths and boys, an L&B special, a broad toed, high elk shoe, in the blu- cher style—which will give extra long wear. Sizes 11%4 to n/, price, su; to 6. V\ idths B to D SECOND FLOOR. LANSBURGH & RRO, | LANSBURGH & BRO. | 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 College-Bound Frocks —Of Exceptional Smartness $162and%25 College trunks are being packed these days with Just such bewitching styles as are included in these two modestly: priced groups. Two-piece mod- els for sports and class- room, of balbriggan. vel- veteen and tweed combi- nations and tailored cloth frocks. Frivolous afternoon dresses of crepe satin. Jac- quard, crepe faille and satin, with new, collar lines, bolero effects, novel sleeves and new flares—with trim- mings of beads, embroid- ery and bands of contrast- ing color. The $16 Frock Sketched of black satsn pipe zwith Hlue Georgette. The sleerrs and a band about the neck- line arc of the same blue Georgette. embroidered in qgold thread. The 825 Frock Sketched of navy. satin and merro- lene. a hah collar. fastened by a buckled strap that buckle at the wwrist and a cloth belt zith buckle. The west of crepe de chine. These Models and Many Others in the Smartest Fall Fabtics and Colors Sizes 16 to 40 SECOND FLOOR dlecves Jewelry—Unique and Attractive 1,000 Pieces Remarkably Low Priced $1.00 \'anities — chokers — pearl festoons — hrooches — ban- gle bracelets—all the unusual new ornaments that the more bizarre style of today de- mands. Worth far more than $1.00. for every piece is imported. Dozens of unusual and: effective designs—for gifts or for your own use. Colors and styles that will contrast most effectively with the sim- plicity of Autumn gowns. STREET FLOOR, LANSRURGH & BRO. “Run-Check” Silk Stockings Bearing Our Guarantee, That “They Will Make Good or We Will!” $1.95 A stocking that we state, without reservation, to be the best value we've ever seen at this price. Recause we believe in “run checks,” they are backed by the L.&B guar- antee—and we shall instantly replace any stocking where the runs pass the run-check line. Full fashioned—pérfectly fitting—chiffon or service weight—with tops and soles of fine lisle. A full assort- ment of the newest colors, STREET FLOOR, LANSRURGH & RRO, The Corselette for Youthful Figures Regular $2.00 and $2.50 Models One Day Only 149 “The real foundation of fashion for the matron and miss for ‘it gives her freedom and grace—with just the needed support. Made of fine satin striped material with elastic gores over the hips and short hones over the abdomén. In flesh color only. SECOND FLOOR. CORSET SHOF. Brassieres and Bandettes, 39¢ A bargain table specjal that is a remark- able value! Made of satin stripe and figured materials in back fastening model. All sizes —for Saturday only £3 e g SBURGH & BRO. 15