Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1926, Page 33

. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1926. 33 ’Ele_High-Tide of JanuaryValue-G iving Comes In at Mid-Month .| LANSBURGH & BRO JANUARY SALES l The Most Remarkable Purchase In the History of Our Hosiery Department! ‘| A Sale of 4,608 Prs. Full-Fashioned 500 Pairs Out- CpEE BLACK Size Hose Sl W AND 30 I Included S COLORS Extra long. ex- tra size hose for the larger woman A Marvel of a Value \ The Entire Hosiery Stock of McLaughlin and Co.. 220 : . are included in F el €l D Fifth Avenue. New York City—sold tousat our own this lot. Service romt et oy el gnatent - i F weight only, but - price because that firm was retiring from business. the same excep- ailrs tional qualities vou'll find in the regulation sizes In black. gray, and brown Women's Novelty KID GLOVES Fine Imported Kid Gloves That Usually Sell for 33.00, $3.50, $4.00 and 5450 a pflY‘V = One Day.’ A wonderful lot—mostly tr Our Usual $1.50. $1.65. $1.95 and $2.25 Grades. On Sale Tomorrow at— PERFECT QUALITY — without and grades that will com- exception pare favorably with stockings actually selling in our own stock at the compara- tive prices mentioned! Clear, evenly knit of a lustrous, fine quality thread g silk—at this price economy dictates the purchase of six pairs, not just one, for this is an event that cannot be repeated! original styles! Gloves of that Chiffon Weight—Sheer Weight—Service Weight Some are silk from top to toe, some are s ilk with lisle tops—and others silk with lisle tops and soles—in thirty or more smart colors. These stockings will be arranged on separate tables according to sizes to facilitate your sclection. You’ll find them on sale tomorrow in our Hosiery Dept. and on Street Floor Bargain Square. Al STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. ou've ever seen! Coats, Drastically Reduced! | Just 200 W oncleri'ul Dresses ,j@) Z?F?\, / —intended to sell O mloneloiihemiatremank o ts T f()l‘ $49.50. 559.50 an & abl: purchas:s WC.VG ever $65.00. Just 100 of them! made. They'll go quickly! B T {;fi SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. > Great Sale of 4,000 Impc)rtecl English Broadcloth Shirts “The Big Parade” is headed for the Lansburgh & Bro. Men's Shop! Nothing unusual about that for Was hington men know from experience that an L&B Shirt Sale is the biggest thing in town—and Washington women know their menfolks’ preference. A Bxg Value In Shirts Is the Attraction! For here are 4,000 specially purchased English Broadcloth Shirts—so desirabie— o $ $ N Chosen trom our own S'tnc_ks that actu- When vou see the dresses, the styles of A\ p I// ally were priced $49.50, $59.50 and $65.00 them, the fabrics of which they are made and % = \ L T——f&é —representing the smartest stvles we the workmanship you'll expect the salesperson 3 | R e could find in these groups! to name a price double or three times this one! \ { Selected furs, selected fabrics—and selected . i 1 styles! Plenty of small sizes and sizes for the Spring Frocks—the gayest of S;?nrgg colors | larger woman and all the smartest colors and forfistrectiear attcmoon o ieventne: aud blacic 3 such ¢mart fabrics as— i | At Additional Coat Offerings B Geoase B ‘ ] d - e Crepe Satin Twill % LA (6) Winter Coats. originally 59_00 i 1) 3 [ I Three of the models are sketched—and they | —\ 97 . S are typical of what you may expect to find in (L& | N (27) Winter Coats. origi-$1 400 “ this collection of chic! Sizes from 14 to 5214, )5 nally $35.00, now ............ < in one or another of the styles. / so amazingly low priced that any one can choose with his eves shut and get a real bargain. The more you buy the more you save! Collar attached and neckband styles -in white, tan, gray and blue. Of course, vou like good shirts! See these. for this is no ordinary sale! STREET FLOOR—DIRECT ENTRANCE OFF 7TH