Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1926, Page 15

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, \ D. 0, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1928. 15 FRIDAY & The 66th Anniversary Sales “offer big features == LANSBURGH & BRO Girls’ Crisp Gingham Frocks 88c One and two piece effects, boleros, kick pleats and bloomer models--all of these becoming styles for little 7 to 14 year old schoolgiris. Checks, plaids, stripes and solid colors that will lavnder well. Tots> Warm Winter Coats $5.85 Made of warm, serviceable chinchilla, angora and novelty coatings, and snugly lined and interlined. Many collared with beaverctté. Sizes 2 to 6—in the wanted colors. Girls’ Wool Sweaters, $2.69 Smart slipover and coat styles in brushed wool and fancy Wweaves: sizes 7 to 16 years. Wanted colors. Saiiyresh Girls’ Flannelette Undergarments, 88c Usual $£1.00 to $1.50 values! Nightgowns, one and two-piece jamas and cunning little creepers with feet in them.' Sizes to 14 vears. Fourth Floor, Lansburgh’s—S8th St. Not only charm- ing daytime modes that range from the tailored to the elab- orately trimmed— but exquisite eve- ning frocks as well. Crepe Roma, geor- gette, velveteen, crepe-back satin, imported tweeds and velvet brocades —are just a few of the popular fabrics. Sizes 14 to 20, Misses’ Shop. Sizes 36 ot 52Y5, Wom- " en’s Shop. Second Floor, Lansburgh’s—8th St. Inner Belted Corselette 160 Bath Robes $4.35 Soft, cozy garments that will give long and comfortable service. Of attractive wool mixture robing—in colorful designs; with satin ribbon and cord binding, convenient pockets and silk cord at waist. 300 Bungalow Aprons, $1.19 Persuasive Support Utmost Comfort The inner belt of this corselette s the secret of its popularity. an attractive striped ma- terfal—and “fit to form.” Very special values. Kitchen Band Aprons, 2 for 25¢ Short or Long Brassieres, 48c Brassieres that lend a smart air of trimness to *any costume—nicely fin- . N ,’:2;?,,&'“ SHorESOr s Kitchen aprons \&¥ Second Floor, Lansburgh’s—7th St. Rayon Taffeta Pillows, $1.69 —for a Crisp Touch of Color! Attractive pillows in round, oval and ob- Jong shapes, made of lovely changeable rayon with hand-made flower trimmings. An array of pretty shades—for every deco- find Fative scheme. for 79¢c! Velour and Tapestry Pillows 100 Extra Size $1.00 Flannelette Gowns, $1.00 Be sure and have some of these on hand, so that when Plump, rich looking, round and oblong Pillows, with centers of tapestry and ends tangerine, brown, blue, green or mul y velour. Stenciled Sanitas Covers, 50c ‘hese Ve i d 5 mc}:ml‘.;u‘r;zlré-;s(:vfi::!‘i‘“andmdm blue—in a number of ng ms. - - o t i 95 Fine Silk Chemise, $3.49 Stamped Pillowcases, 69¢ Erulitennsase oo leavy "“”{3.’;; ana charming patterns that are hem- radium, in pretty pastel mfg:ed for crochet edge; three that are sizes from 36 to 44. xfi;,wflh hemstitched hems. §; did Chfldrcn's Flmed Under. Gingham Bridge Sets, 29¢ garments, 2 for $1.00 s St tvar aoveciana’ fow: | 13tach Phet gt oo rwhen dayegetiooier. Hota fapkins of blue, green or tangerine wash- 210 12 years. s iR Children’s Fleeced Union Stamped Made-Up Aprons, S0c Sui for the pretty fi d embroid Made of dainty touch of hand embroidery. phecked dimity in attractive two-tone effects. Fourth Floor, Lansburgh's—8th St. cold er comes with a rush you will not be caught un- awares. sleeves. Sizes 2 to 12 years. ook g8 opg oo Sz 10 20 & "Lansburgh &_Bro., 7th, 8th and E Sts, N,W, See T omorrow—Y our Last Chance to Buy $7.50 “Grip-Tite” Shoes $5.95 And on this last day we present a brand- new arrival in black satin—which now gives you a choice of 28 models altogether! All of them smart as can be—all of them with the special combination last that distin- guishes “Grip-Tites” from ordinary shoes. Most models in two or more leathers. All sizes from 214 to 10; widths AAA to D; some 'styles AAA to E. Smart Fall Footwear Underpriced at $4.45 Many, many attractive models, too—in pat- ent, black satin, tan calf and soft black kid. Clever umps and tie effects, with high Spanish, low gpanish. military, Cuban and low heels. Many with new contrasting trimmings. Second urh’s, Sth Street 1,500 Prs. of Women’s Bedroom Slippers, 89¢ Comfortable, pretty slippers—to match your negligee or bathrobe! Rose, red, black, copen or lavender—in sizes 3 to 8. . . Street Floor, Bargaln Table. 500 Handsome Anniversary Coats - Whose Prices Will Be $10 to $25 More After Tomorrow! $45 and $55 Every new style idea, every new fabric—and every new color for Fall! A complete array of fash- ions for women and misses of all sizes, from 14 years to 54}4— every coat richly adorned with worthwhile furs. Such furs as | as wolf, fox, mendoza beaver, squirrel, sisliki, Manchurian wolf -and caracul—seen only in high- grade models like these. Wine—rust—grackle—dusk— gray—brown—tan—black Second Floor, Lansburgh’s, Sth Street X Amnniversary Priced for the Last Time! $6.95 Single and double breasted models, well tailored of serviceable mixtures. English !siacra m&nflnflé{h vgst aln;l two pairs of Prices! > Rl i $ 1 0 Boys’ Sport Mackinaws, $695 Made of heavy outdoor mackinaw fa. CHisersis i irre; brics, in warm ‘sports plaids. With big sistable some- thing about these slim, youthful fashions in canton crepe, crepe back satin and fine wool twills—for the happy teen age. Tailoled and dressy models with new sleeves, new collars and new necklines. The new colors, too! Sizes 8 to 16. Boys” Long Overcoats, $6.95 Warmly lined, made of heavy overcoat- ing. Double breasted, with convertible collar. Sizes 8 to 17. All-Wool Junior Coats, $6.95 Brand-new ulsterette box models for Tittle lads from 4 to 9, of staunch wool coating, with wool plaid body lining and sateen_sleeve lini.n; All-Wool Kiddy Coats, $695 Of fine, soft, continental Chinchilla, with all-wool plgid body 1ir;i;;g. Box eoudt. me ecoming to to 6-year-ol Good colorings. u—hrwp—“=a' 8t 1,000 Metal-Braced |l 58¥ 30 Card Tables, $1.55 g fewelry Combination : Offers at $1.00 Dark Green Fabric Tops T nav':lty et 021 i Hand-Shrunk Walrus Traveli et L (O C e I LT o vel necl a n A ags, $1495 | T "E o maling an ot ShcfoSR e Leather lined, 3-piece style. 18 and 45-in. Omar Mfd. Pegr'!g., $L69 S e ” y glistening pearis, in creamy 20 inch size, with 3 convenient pockets, tone. A pretty threerow strand that you z will at this ! Fifth Floor, Lansburgh'e—Sth St. Strest Floor, “Lansbargh'omsth. 8. Madame Pataky’ storm collar and muff and side pockets. Beauty D 3,600 Pairs e 39 Many Colors It’s only on the last day of such a remakable sale as we have had, that you see socks like these for 39c. Black, cordovan, navy, gray, French tan—and sizes for all. 1,200 Imported English Broadcloth Shirts Collar Attached or Neckband Style White shirts, of imported English Broadcloth, fashioned as they would be “custom made.” Big shirts, little shirts, medium shirts—in all the sizes that men come in. 75¢ Novelty Socks 35¢c Pr. or3for$t Well made socks woven in the popular colors. Many styles to select from. 300 Men’s Night Shirts “Fruit-of-the-Loom” muslin —best known of the muslin family, fashions these night shirts for particular men. All sizes. . 500 Suits Men’s Pajamas, $1 Pajamas that are cut full through the shoulders and chest, " are a boon at any price—here they are for $1, and a complete range of sizes to boot! Street Floor, Lansburgh’s—7th St 1,000 Pairs—Full- Fashioned Chiffon Hose Usually 1 2 All $1.85 $ 29 Silk To make the perfect ensemble there must be no breach of color from the tip of the toe to the hem of the dress— and there’s no excuse when these hose come in all the newest shades, and are so moderately priced. $1.00 Silk Stockings, 69¢ There are plenty of these hose, so that you may be sure to find just the color and size youy desire. Priced for tomorrow only, 69¢. Children’s Sport Socks, 39¢ Gayly colored Socks that please the ounger Set. Made to outlast’ your ¥ondest expectations. 1,500 Prs. of $3.00 Kid Gloves $1.59 With Gayly Decorated Cuffs Imported gloves with stitched and perforated cuffs. Streed Floor, Lansburgh’'s—8th St Gloria Umbrellas $2.59 *Short 10-Rib Style, Amber-like Tips And Carv ed Wooden Handles “Gloria”—that -ifilefldid mixture of silk and cotton that won't split as readily as silk, These umbrellas boast wide satin borders. Navy, purple, green, brown, red, black. Btreet Floor, Lansburgh's—7th St. Paris-Inspired Hats: $3.65 Felts, Velvets, Satins, Metallic mbinations H Snug-fitting hats that pull way down: and snuggle comfortably out of the way' of bulky collars. Wide-brimmed hats that are so smart with woolen dresses. “Gage” Felt Hats, $4.45 The “Gage” of Fashion No need to dwell on the remarkable value these hats offer, for the name: Gage” has long stood for hat quality. We inerely suggest these are in d and unbobbed head sizes, and all shades. Second ¥loor, Lansburgh's—8th S¢. $15Fringed Spanish Shawls, $10.95 52xS54-inch size, 18-inch fringe Just a few to select from, so we sug- gest an early call. Spanish to the very end of the 18-inch fringe. Sheer Georgette Sleeves $1.00 Pr. To convert the Summer dress into a Fall one, these sleeves serve an invalu- able purpose. Black and colors. Printed Crepe de Chene Scarfs, $2.69 Fringed ends on these scarfs too— aimost more than you'd expect when you feel the wonderful quality and admire the smart designs. First Floor, Lansburgh's—8th 8¢, Women’s Batiste Handkerchiefs 95¢ Doz. Pretty all-white, solid colgred and white with colored border o ‘would ordinarily sell for $1.50 dozen. 3 Men’s Pongee Handkerchiefs $1.00 ‘The kind men love—with their initials on! TUnfortunately not all initials are here —but a great many are. Usually $1.50. Women’s Initial Handker- chiefs, 15¢ A usual 250 grade—as dainty and pretty as can be. Not all initlals are here—but you can probably use one of them! Street Floor, Lansburgh's—7th St. il Rt emonstration, First Floor L4