Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 15

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, LANSBURGH & BRO. + Member of American Retailers’ Asociation, Ine. 7th to 8th to E~FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Larly Shoots in Spring Needfuls Tapestry Bags Are Smart This Spring I'he perfect accessory that way be carried with any unumber of light-colored costumes—and accord beau- titully with each. Same of these attractive hags are made on leather- covered frames, others on silk frames—beautifully silk lined and fitted with purse and mirror. $4.95 to $7.95. STREET FLOOR RIBBON—Assumes Importancc In the Vo;!ue Our Easter Display Reveals Vivid New Colors and Designs \ ribhon season! Frocks are trimmed with it, hats are made of it anc orned with ribbon orna- ments, lingerie lavishly trimmed with it! I'his heautiful collection will entrance you in ribbons in plain and ombre e satin or taffeta facing, Roman stripe and velvet with plaid ribbons. 6-in. Messaline B en g aline Ribbon Ribbon in all with satin back, wanted shades. fine quality, in Yard ... $110 4 inch. Yard... 39c STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Beads With Every Frock For these lovely Mfd. Pearls look well with every style and color. *1.00 Dainty debutante necklaces, two strands, ornaments woven t-like of these lustrous, ery white beads. and single nds of tiny mig. pearls— Iy blend with the lighter wwed irocks and reflect their and contrast so ef- th the new costumes asps. Charms comes ioa e STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. NEWS FOR THE HOME MAKERS ‘:‘ Strong Bath Tub Seats 69¢c White enameled seats with riubber - covered holders or braces. An Outstanding American Achievement Presented in Washington by Lansburgh & Bro. New ‘PrincessIvory Dlnnerware Rivaling in creamy richness and heauty the Rare Fra Touch of Springtime! \ delicious flower ador—the invisible accessory that adds so much to the smartness of vour Laster ensemble, may be any one of these rare perfumes Houbigant's Ideal Extract, $1.00 to $1250. Houbigant's Subtilite, $12.50. Coty's L'Origan, 90¢ to $14.00. Narcisse Vendome, 1-tunce, $1.00, Houbigant's Quelques Fleurs, $1.00 to $15.00. Djer-Kiss Extract, $1.89 and $2.79. Paris, Chypre and Emeraude de Coty, 90¢ to $3.25. Hudnut's Three Flowers, $2.00, Mclha Rouquet. $3.50. Coty's Toilet Water, 1'Origan. Styx, Chygre, Rose, Jas mine and Emeraude. $3.25 and $6.00. Hudnut's Toilet . Violet Sce, Lilac 1.00, Heliotrope, Houhigant's Sets, $7.50, and other refreshing perfumes STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & RRO. Vagabond Scarfs Are New, and Intriguing, $1.95 and $2.75 TN The two ends are caught through the loop where the arf is doubled—for they ¢ 'made of sheer georgette and crepe de chine, soft and supple. Rrilliant designs to add an original touch to your cos- tume. Plain Crepe de Chine and fs. $2.95. 1 Georgette Georgette ° Hand Blo and Crepe de Chine Scarfs, $4.75. Heavy Flowered Crepe de Chine Scaris, $6.50. STREFE FLOOR—LANSBURGH & RRO. « Printed Georgette for Scarfs Startlingly effective Cubist designs and dainty floral |van(-n|~' are new and pleasing. So easy to make —for you need only picot the ends and your scarf is Made ! $1.95 Yard. HAND-CROCHE’ made in Swatow, C of the finest Irish laces. wide. Yd. . STREFT FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. . edges and insertions, ixact reprod: 1 and 17, ihe Enameled Bath Stools MARCH 28, 1926—PART 1. A Purchase and Sale of 3,000 Yards 54-In. Bordered Silk Crcpes ’3.50 minimum vardage to make any maodel! Never- theless. charming effects may he created by using the border for a little shoulder cape, for the full peasant sleeves, the collar or a circular flounce. 54-In. Crepe de Chine 'The Usual Price of These Won- derful Silks Would Be $5.50 and $6.00 a Yard-—How Re- markable They Are for Monday! A pageant of wonderful colors and wonderful designs! Seventy-five heautifully harmonizing designs on white and colored backgrounds. The width facilitates cutting, and one needs bhut the 36-In. Chiffon Taffeta 40-In. Pure Dye Flat Crepe For the glorious “robes de style” The heavy pure silk construction A regular $4.00 grasle in this practi that are Spring's favorite modes. A and the pure dye in these crepes give | eal width. A rich. heavy quality in rich, lustrous tinish, in them lasting beauty | nile, rose, mais, orchid, a full range of new col- and elegance. Choice $ | poudre, copen, fallow $ ors and navy blue of 50 lovely colors. 1 98 green, garnet, etc, Q 98 THIRD FLOOR., LANSBURGH & BRO. Diana FI’OCl(S -—-Sew Simple! °1.00 You never dreamed you could make Summery frocks as smart as these, and with so little effort. Now—An Expert Designer At Your Service Famous for Her Creations and Authentic Reproductions! At last! Your Spring wardrobe may be as perfectly individu i iy it made by the no more str a figure th n the bus for you will fit periectly without the slightest alteration. Fasy to cut, for there is a dotted line for you to follow and easier still to finish. You sew up two seams, it of trimming and your dress ix made—the design makes the style of it. Guaranteed fast colors, Diana Frocks in mercerized linene, $1.00. “in Cotton Pongee, $1.95. in fine Broadcloth, $1.95. add a Make your appointment at your own convenience! For three weeks you will have at your service, this famous designer, who will (at a cost of only $1.25 to $2.50) cut, fit and pin a frock from silks bought at L&B in any style you wish—to fit your particular figure! THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 54-in. Rayon and Cotton 54-in. Rayon and Cotton Brocades, a charming novelty | Printed Bordered Novelties, and you need hut a vard with heautiful color combina- and a half or two | tions printed on Pl len Pk RN | i SRR TRIRD FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO. ’18.75 4-Picce Easter Suit May be vour first long trousers, and a real event in vour life. Whether they are your first “longies"” or not, vou want them to be tailored to stand the inspection of the most critical eye. Single or double breasted coats — round cornered vest—two pairs of full-cut trousers— vou'll have no fault to find with, these! Sizes 14 to 20. Boys' 4-pc. Blue Suits, $12.75 Four-Piece Blue Serge Suits; fine quality all-wool serge; double-breasted coat with fancy alpaca lining; regular and golf knickers. Sizes 8 to 18 vears. Four-Piece Suits of Spring Mixtures. Single and double breasted coats; ene pair of regular and golf knickers with each suit. Size 7 to 18 years. Boys' 4-Pec. School Suits, $9.75 Well tailored suits with both regular and golf knickers for Well Spent! If It Is Invested in a Swanky, Well Tailored, Good Looking, New imported offered prices nothing short of amazing— porcelains — and hoys from 8 to 17 years. New Spring woolens, tailored in the English manner. For lads from 4 to 16 vears are dandy suits with sack coat, Blunt vest—and a pair of long, full trousers and golf knickers. As serviceable as can he, and very neat. STREET FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. costly 98¢ Usual $149 value. T o White enameled; l!'l"mfr‘ strongly built; rubber ol o vt Unfinished MondaY—A SPCC;&]. Selligg‘ OE 1,800 Windsor Chair $1.88 Men's Madras Athletic Union Suits Made of hardwood, 1 = strongly constructed : t | easy to varnish or s 4 F _ Planned for weeks: given special attention as to quality and quamtity, this offering should prove one of the events of the vear. Ruying during the manuiactm:ers off season, we obtained a great qina.ntitv of these suits at a greater price concession. These suits are all perfect! " A brief inspec- tion of their quality will convince you of their worth. A purchase of several suits will be the correct move. Another Real One! Men’s Athletic Shirts and Drawers 50c per Garment Nainsook the apex! Everybody knows the quality of Nainseok garments. These are really worth far more than the price mentioned. Shirts—Sizes 34 to 46, Drawers—Sizes 30 to 44, MEN'S SHOF, DIRECT ENTRANCE OFF SEVENTH-STREET Which Is a Remark- able Concession on Their Actual Value! The ;‘Mayfair” pattern as illustrated 32 Pieces, $6.00 50-piece Princess Ivory Service....ceceeencns. $12.50 Unfinished Kitchen Table *6.95 Drop -leaf style; turned legs; can he varnished or enameled easily. 100-piece Princess Ivory Service. ... .sqemva- comae$25.00 One cannot overestimate the value and importance of fine dinner- ware in the decorative efiect of the table. This new “Princess Ivory” in the “Mayfa (ttern assembles colors that are smart, daring and modern - the mellowness of tone is comparable only with the expen- sive and famous Belleeck ware. If you want something eut of the ordjnary, and yet not expensive—dor't fail to see this new-creation. See Eighth Street Window Display ON° PALE, STXTH-FHLO0R, RANSEURGH & BRo. “D” Handle Garden Spades, each. 114-quart Mirro Lipped Saucepan White Enameled Kitehen Stools. The J.-0. Waxer Polisher, complete Simplex Self-wringing Mop. ...t $1.75 Wearever 4.quart Kettle.. . Porcelain Table Tops, slightly fmperfect; three sizes—25340, 27340 and 25x47 inches. Special..$1.49 SIXTH FLOOR.