Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1925, Page 38

38 : THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 350, 1925. [PAGE 6—READ 7 OTHER PAGES| ;0% 00 nnhGeGsGeGeuGeshenGeLheLees LG hubGbueSG SRS RSY 'LANSBURGH & BRO.ZB) ANNIVERSARY SALE | EIGHT PAGES OF ANNIVERSARY NEWS IN THIS PAPER TODAY—READ THEM ALL! - 8,400 Imported English Broadclothand r—=—u Fine Madras Shirts Volume, Variety and Value Exceeding Any Previous Shirt Offering—Qur Supreme Effort Collar Attached and Neckband Styles I'here is going to be a big crowd of enthusi astic shirt buyers in the Men's Shop tomorrow \ whole lot of men are going to be amazed at these Anniversary shirt values, for the price— $1.39—is the lowest we've known for shirts ot this quality. It's going to be a sale to talk about. MEN’S SHOP STREET FLOOR Imagine being able to pick out handsome, heavy. imported Broadcloth Shirts, the prettiest patterns and colors in woven Madras shirts vou've ever seen at $1.39. And every shirt made up to the L&B standard of quality. O 0 8 B 8 -8 g b P b A4, Th 5 be brief, foll : H . 3 6000 fnpored Enatish Browicorh shie | XA 1,000 Pairs Men’s Full-Fashioned Silk Socks full count, extra fine quality in white, tan, gray ; 9( ® Pair and blue. Sizes 1375 to 18. Usual L&B $1.00 grade—pure thread silk. wit 2,400 Fancy Striped Corded Woven Madras Shirts—fine combed yarn. Newest patterns and colors. Sizes 137/, to 17. forced heel and toe. Buy th v the own use, for gifts. Black, cordovan, g beige. Sizes 9% to 1134, ' b bt S8t —and it's some sale, starting promptly at 9:15! MEN’S SHOP, STREET FLOOR P —eeeeee—t-asae- DD NP | During Anniversary Week—Make Your Silver Dreams Come True Take Home a Chest of Famous i 1847 Rogers Silverplate & e %) b ST Only Down z2 Thereafter $1 a Week To celebrate fittingly our greatest sale of the year—during which we offer merchandise at close to cost—we offer The Nationally Known Adams-Morgan By special arrangement with this famous maker we will offer you an opportunity to purchase this won- derful silverplate on the special terms of $3 down and $1 a week With your spare nickels and dimes. you may glory in a full set of famous 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverplate. 4-Tube Tuned Radio Frequency Set Sensationally priced at much less than one-half its catalogue figure. T housands of these sets have been sold at $65.00, which is the regular price. Just in time for the World Series. This is the week that dreams come true— 25 little as $3 you can take home a complete set—you can use and enjoy it while youre paying for You pick the pattern of your fondest fancy. You buy just the pieces a perfectly appointed table. You pay regular cash prices—no extras. That's the Pin-Money Club way of buying silverware—the easy way—the delightiul way. But vou must join during Anniversary week, Next week will be too late. And what pride vou will take in this 1847 Rogers Bros. silverplate! It is faultlessly fine, fashioned by thé foremost silversmiths of America, guaranteed without qualifications, exquisite patterns, the very -essence of good taste. This Attractive Pin-Money Savings Bank Given to All Club ‘Members Those who join the Pin-Money Club this week will receive a handsome savings bank free. It is called, most appropriately, the treasure chest; for it is a replica, in miniature, of a strong box of oid, and serves, as well, as the handy depository for the odd nickels and dimes which will make up the easy payments for your silverware selection. STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BKu. The Art Dept’s Anniversary Openers 300 Stamped Bedspreac's, *1 A special purchase brings 300 of these 81x%0-inch spreads, of good quality unbleached muslin—clearly stamped designs for French knot and lazy daisy ncedlework. Fringe of finishing spreads, $1.00 — Women’s Stamped [ Pillowcases, 8¢ Nightgowns Bleached muslin tqbing Full-cut, well made 89 of exceptiona! quality; | nightgowns of good qual- C hemstitched for crochet ity crepe; casy-to-work, clearly embroidery. stamped designs. Kitchen Curtains, 39¢ Pair Attractive design stamped on self-striped fawn. Splendid curtains for kitchen and bath- room windows—and rare values, indeed. Bed Lamp Frames, 95¢ Usual $1.48 value. While they last, we offer a limited number at this low price. Com- plete with pull chain and socket. FOURTH FLOOB, LANSBURGH & BRO. A W@@%@@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@%@@ e "”F‘ e 1;1'.!:'!"'“1"“[: '41\ i NOTE the one-dial control which makes this set so easy to operate L S e G e ek ok Read these specifications—only high-priced Car e Prrcpenes ™" $1 Weekly and Reasonable Down Payment sets can boast of features like these! The cabinets are of genuine solid mahogany—the panels are of bakelite. National Velvet Vernier dials of five-to-one ratio. Dubilier fixed condensers—all other parts are made by Adams-Morgan. When we tell you that Adams-Morgan have an enviable reputation as producers of fine radio—that thousands of these very same sets have sold for twice this price—that the first transcontinental signal was transmitted and received by Paragon apparatus—and that this set is made under the famous Armstrong patents, as are the world’s finest sets—you will marvel at the price. each set. This is not an obsolete model, but embndigb the latest, up-to-date principles of Radio Reception. It is a tuned Radio Frequency receiver of the latest type, of good sel.ectwlty and exceptional volume. Because of its one-dial control this set is very popular with women. Just one lesson, and one be- comes an expert operator. A complete book of instructions with All Accessories to complete this set may be had for from $20.00 up. These may be purchased on terms of 50c extra per week or $1.50 per week on complete outfit. Free service for six months on all sets installed by us. RADIO DEPARTMENT—MAIN FLOOR. BALCONY. @’f@@’i‘@@@@@@%‘@@@@@T@@@@@@@@W@@@@@?@@@@@@@@@’E‘@".’&W