Evening Star Newspaper, November 14, 1926, Page 16

1926—PART 1. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, NOVEMBER 14 Monday—;Lfansburgh s offers: i 10,000 yds. of seven different $1.98 to $2.98 SILKS 1-68 Lansburgh & Bro. THE ENTRANCE TO THE MENS SHOP—DIRECT FROM 7THI MEN’S WEEK Too busy to shop about! Too particular to trust his wife’s judgment! Thrifty enough to want real values when he buys—that is the business man for whom we are having “Men’s Week.” He won’t have to hunt the city over to do his Fall shopping at the prices he wants to pay and the sort of shirts and ties and things he likes to wear—this is a sale week for all his furnishings. 40-in. Heavy Flat Crepe —a rainbow of colors tempting you to be smart in new frocks, and dainty in new lingerie! 40-in. Crepe de Chine A heavy crepe with a soft, rich luster—runs the gamut of smart street and evening shades. 40-in. Georgette Crepe e As firm in weave and texture as it is delicate and sheer— for soft and flattering frocks. / A Man-size Headliner, too! 6,000 Imported Broadcloth Shirts ‘An unusually fine grade of broadcloth —collar-attached or neckband styles $1.65 Save time—and money—by choosing three of thém at $4.50! It will only take one look, one speculative “feel” of the texture to tell you soft, supple crepes, so marvelously that they are worth considerably more—but within reach of your clothes budget. only actual wear will show you how well they ‘ fit, how excellently they are tailored—and how Third Floor, Lansburgh's, 8th Street " they wear! Sizes 1375 to 18. "WHITE TAN BLUE You'll be fascinated with these yards and yards of gorgeous color —this oné tempting you to make an evening gown, this one suggesting dainty undergarments, this, ideal for a tailored street frock—all irre- sistible. And when you figure the . cost! You'll be delighted to find that all of these fancies may come true. Georgettes of shadowy sheer- ness, lustrous, gleaming satins and Printed Crepe de Chine . Some very stunning designs—and charming color effects —in this 40-inch crepe. 40-in. Satin Charmeuse —whose glistening surface will not get rough nor “pull.” A heavy rich grade. 40-in. Satin Rayola Ideal for slips and chemise—for it is firm and durable. And comes in lovely colors! Plain and Glace Taffeta All the delicate colors suitable for evening. 36 inches wide —<crisp, fine weave. GREY Four timely offerings in Wool Fabrics Some very remarkable values for the woman who is planning tailored cloth dresses or a new coat. $2.25 Wool Jersey, $1.95 54-in. Wool Coating, $4.50 Made of fine French sun yarns, in the most popular A number of pleasing plaids and new color contrasts. of the seasom’s colors. An excellent weight. \ $2.69 and $3.00 Flannel, $2.50 S54-in. Empress and Poiret, $2.50 1,500 prs. of lined and unlined leather Gloves for driving, the unlined ones for street wear. Every pair of them worth a All-wool dress flannel—54 inches wide. In an excellent An excellent weight for winter dresses. All the wanted range of colors. new shades. ¥ Third Floor, Lansburgh’s—8th Street AR AR : 36-in. Metal Flounce Warm Beacon Robing - For evening dresses! $3.50 Gold and silver lace effects that are gorgeous for evening gowns. Many all-over designs. Soft, lustrous velour finish $ 1 Unusually striking designs Make yourself a warm robe—in the design you like best. The cost is so modest! 36 inches wide. Tinker Bell Silk and Cotton Challis, 59¢ Prints, 58¢ Wood finish — fast Twenty charming de- colors! signs. 36 inches. $1.00 Silk & Cotton 36-in. Fancy Poplins, 79¢ Outings, 25¢ All shades. Silk and A heavy grade with Metal Lace Rhinestone S0c to $1.95 . Trimmings, 48c Gold, silver and steel With one row of bands, 4 to 9 inches rhinestones. 2 to 5 wide. rows are 98c to $2.75. Street Floor, Lansburgh's, Sth Street Four Worth-While Notion Items! B i All greatly reduced sn price $2.00 Lining Embroidered $1.00 Rubber Aprons, 59c. * Flesh and White Sani- Satin, $1.50 Flannels, $2 25 Novel Children's tary Aprons, 25c. : Hangers, Sc. 75 to $150 Garters, A lustrous grade, All-wool white flan- slightly soiled, 25c. wanted shades. nels, dainty edges. Street Floor, Lansburgh's, 8th Street Third Floor, Lansburgh’s, 7th Street good deal more! Tans and browns—that are soft, pliable leather. The lined gloves ideal 9 5 | 95| ’\ Lansburgh & Bro. Men’s 50c Grade Novelty Socks 3 for $1 Plaids and checks un- usual and attractive. 400 Men’s Warm - Knit Sweaters $3.95 Coat style sweaters in heather mixtures. 500 Men’s Warm Mufllers $1.95 Highland imported cashmere and fine rayon. - Flannelette and Pongee Pajamas $1.29 Smooth cotton pon- gee or warm flan- nelette. 3 for $3.75. . Fruit of the Loom Night Shirts $1.19 In white only—ex- cellent grade. 15 to 20. 35¢ Mercerized Cotton Socks 4 Prs. $1 In- black, cordova.;'x, navy, gray, French tan. $1.95 to $2.50 Winter Union Suits Part wool, randam, gray ribbed or ecru ribbed shits $1.69 : 3 for $5.00 Heavy, warm union suits —you need them this kind * of weather! And these are so well cut that they seem no heavier or more clumsy than the athletic under- wear of Summertime, but are actually much warmer and more comfortable. Sizes 34 to 46. 1,000 Robes of 95 Imported Materials $4 2 Medium, small and large sizes, in an excellent as- sortment of patterns. $1.00 Silk and Wool Ties §9C A variety of patterns and colors—all new and a mighty unusual value at the price. i Street Floor, Lansburgh’s. 7th St of famous Chamoisette Gloves The label in each one of these fine cham- Nude Sable &% oisette gloves is one women “swear by” for Elk quality!—and follow for style! These are . Cinnamon the usual $1.00 and $1.50 grades of that p 2‘;""}'{ famous make —a special purchase that is letyi ’ really an event in our Glove department. . Ock ' 6,000 pairs —in which there are not more Covert than three or four styles that are duplicated, g:g” so you may imagine what a choice is offered. Bivivh Street Floor, Lansburgh’s, Sth Strees 3 Pairs for $2 Doeskin _———————— LANSBURGH & BRO—7th, 8th AND E STS—IF YOU 1 : , § CANT GET DOWN TOV THE GLOVE SALE—CALL JANE STUART