Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1926, Page 27

Zhe Practical Hanta Claus Store @ ; ‘ LanSburg h g BTOO THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, THESE DRESSES ARE ON DISPLAY TODAY IN D. C. NOVEMBER 2, 1926—PART 1. n @ The Practical Santa Claus Store OUR SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND E STREET WINDOWS.—SEE”’I"‘“I"{EM! Our Greatest Dress Sale ol 7 il " I'll Ib q !“' ) N’" Illlnnfi | vl [ | K i 'lhllm | After the most exhaustwe search we've ever made among master Dressmakers 900 Women’s and Misses’ $25 to $497 Dresses Materials: Gold and Silver Cloth Chiffon Velvet Brocaded Chiffon Velvet Embroidered Gold and Silver Chiffans * Chiffon Taffcta Lace Imported Dotted Nets Gold and Silver Embroidered Nets Crepe Elizabeth Georgette Frost Crepe Crepe-de-Tour Flat Crepe b Satin Charmeen Imported Frisko Colorings: Clarious pastels for Evening New shades for street wear Bla Navy High shades for Southern wear e e & ApBU RGH & Styles: Tight basques with bouffant skirts Uneven hem lines Straight lines Draped Sleeveless for evening Long sleeves for dinner i wear Newest sleeves and neck lines Trimmings: Glittering Sequins Rhinestones and pearls Heavy beading Gold and Silver Lace Gold and Silver Embroidery Ostrich Velvet Banding Fur Applique 262 worth $25.00 200 worth $29.75 In this sale, although you may buy a dress for as little as one-third of its real worth, you will still find the greatest thrill in the style of the dress itself. For we have sought out and - brought to Washington for you N sample dresses, one of-a kind. We have brought to you eve- ning dresses in huge propor- tion in this sale. Special styles for misses re- quiring sizes 14 to 20. Special 219 worth $35.00 126 worth $39.75 59 worth $45.00 34 worth $49.75 styles in sizes 36 to 46. Special styles from 404 to 544. Natu- rally, when variety is so great there cannot be every style in every size—but in every size there are dresses to meet your every need. The feeling with which they are tailored and the fineness in which they are fin- ished are outstanding. The greatest savings are to be effected through early morn- ing selection. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—=8th. Street "BRO~7TH, 8TH AND E STREETS—GREATEST DRESS SALE BEGINS MONDAY, 9:15 § . ’ i ' ]