Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1926, Page 24

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1928, Lansburgh & Bro. == &= Christmas These Gift Shopping specials offered R R R R R PR R R R AR B B PR IB IR OBOZR T EIEIENZ Gift Sale! 500 Metal Bridge Lamps With decorated 0 $ * 5 BRI % a Winter needs for the Schoolboy 3795 And just because he needs them is no reason for thinking that he wouldn’t be glad to receive them for Christmas! 4-Pc. Suits Mackinaws parchment paper shades - Owvercoats ; Wrought iron —so delicately simple, so ut- terly charming! With just a touch of poly- chrome where color is needed. The bridgearm grace- fully turned—the shade really artistic in design. Nothing about it to suggest that the price was only $2.95! Colonial Glass Lamps So quaint—these Early American lamps, in amber, green and crystal. So efficient — the 1926 lamps that light electrically! Plaid Mackinaws §7.95 Big, burly ones that give no end of warm satisfac- tion and wear. Long Junior - Overcoats Overcoats $7.95 §7.95 Of sturdy dark Dandy-looking AL pox mode cote, for little fellows ings. ouble- breasted ulster from 2 to 8 years. ‘The fabrics are and box models warm wool over- coatings—lined in plaid wool. 4-Piece Suits $7.95 Stanch and warm, with two pairs of lined knickers, a man- e nish vest and Big sport plaids, either single or with notch collar, double breasted muff and side coat. Real values. pockets, Sizes 7 Sizes 6 to 17. to 17. Indian Chief Outfit $1 4 to 12 year-old boys will love it! Splendidly made of stout khaki drill; coat with V-shaped front of colored cloth; coat and trousers with yellow tapes, edg- ing and red fringe; bonnet with five bright feathers. Each suit separately boxed. for boys from 8 to 17 years of age. Complete Cowboy Outfit 1.50 Also made of khaki drill—and look how much you get: Shirt with pocket, trousers with imi- tation leather fringes at side, khaki hat, a handkerchief, lariat, oilcloth pistol holster and belt with a pop pistol! Sizes 4 to 12; each outfit boxed. A sale of Lamp Bases $2.95 Lovely pottery bases with two- light socket—mounted on carved bases of black wood. yellow, mulberry, black and blue —charming in shape! Btreet Floor—Lansburgh’s—8th Street. a8 B2 S 2 2 2 2R 2 2 R R R S SRS SR S B SRR SR SR SR SR SRR 2 R S R O R R R R R R T R T R R A e R AR AR AR AR NRNBNTS VAR 358 SRR SR SR SR S 2 2R SR R 2 2R 2 A Gay Chintz Shade, 75¢ No other shade would do for this lamp—than these ar- tistic, colorful ones of gay flowered chintz. In rose, R R R T R TR R PR IR IR IR IR IR Sixth Floor—Lansburgh’s—8th Street. CERERER AR AR ERNERN AN ER NN ERENERN NN ER R R R SER i ses 2 $1.50 Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings 95¢ You could pay several times the price and you'd never find a gift she’d like better! For everything about them indi- cates a price of $1.50 — at least. And they might well be more. Beautiful Rayon Bedspreads B i $3.95 g Of beautiful, silky sheen—in a wide % i i ¥ 3 i % % Men’s Gift Slippers Eight attractive, comfortable styles—one of which is sure to be his favorite! - LTS range of dainty colors. Any woman who receives it will be thrilled! Long enough to cover pillows. Rose, blue, helio, green and gold. 80x105 inches. Dbttt et Gt e o - Kid Romeos, $3.50 Opera Slipper, $4.00 oe l::ldbSS - Of flexible tan kid—a 80 n rown |— soft and supple with a Style easy to step in and sturdy side gore of elastic. ©out of! Rubber heel at- Sizes 6 to 12. Comforts, $18 to $37.50 Beautiful Silk-cov- ered Comforts, with filling of downy wool. Auto Robes $5.95 PLi' wool with fringed edges. A re- markable value! Beautiful, heavy quality service silk —with top, sole and heel of fine, durable lisle! Full fashioned, too! Not to mention the fact that the may be had in all the smartest China and Glassware Gifts 50c Such attractive pieces of hand-painted china—such colorful bits of decorative - Leather Opera, $2.25 A dandy, -comfortable slipper of tan alligator u:l:uwlth padded soles and Plaid Blankets $9.90 All wool, smooth Esmond Blankets $2.95 Indian designs, 64x78 inches. Also tinish. Blue, rose, Beacon, plain color, Felt Slippers, $1.25 He'll love these cosy, m{ !élepdper? wm; hth?lr soft pad soles and heels. gold, tan, helio, red. 66x80. Brown or gray. Third Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Street Lot s e b g St o i i i 2 i d i i i & i ¥ % & i g&%&’#&’é&&@#&‘#&‘#@w glassware, you could be choosing gifts i | a | fiflmmmmmm 29c Plisse Crepe 19¢ For practical lingerie—that you'll want to make for someone, nothing could be daintier than this soft, fine crepe. In 10 to 20 yard lengths. 25¢ Fancy 19¢ Brown Outings, 15¢ Muslin, 12V3¢ Another gift idea— A good heavy make warm pajamas grade of muslin, 10 and nighties for a to 20 yards to the little boy or girl! A plece. heavy, fleecy grade, 18c Brown 36 inches wms.-vl es 5 26c Percal Muslin 10c A very special 36-inch, 14c rice—for this mus- A good s!:u;xdx{d rade of percale in ;!areny designs and n. Comes 39 inches colors — ideal ‘"(or wide. e iin. . shirts for little 25¢ Suitings mie or a frock for Yard, 18c Pretty colored checks for house dress and children’s wear. 58¢ Broadcloth Yard, 29¢ A beautiful grade of fast-color broad- cloth. 36 inches wide. Ginghams, 12%:c An_excellent qual- ity—32 inches wide. Checks and plaids. $] Seamless Sheet, 79¢ Made of a good quality bleached mus- lin. 81x904nch size. B St St st g Gt B b e e e S e e Third Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street. L e S 2 SR SRS SR SR S SR SR SR SR SR SR SR SR S mmm&awmmmmmxafi 3,600 Bleached 35c¢ Turkish Towels 25¢ A good heavy quality towel, two ply, with pretty colored borders. And a very appropriate gift for the woman who likes her linen closet well filled! 58¢ Turkish $3.75 Lunch Towels, 3% Napkins, $2.75 With jacquard de- signs, various color- Beautiful quality linen damask, with ed borders. Linen Lunch hemstitched hems. Attractive designs. Set, $1 Colored bordered $1.25 Basco Damask, $1 set of pure linen. A A 724inch damask 86-inch cloth and four napkins. —of which you can make lovely table 15c Crash cloths. $3.75 Yard, 10c Unbleached part linen crash—a good $1.98 Damask Table Set, $3 SL1S Silver bleached Pure linen damask damask set—with ——68 inches wide. hemstitqhed cloth Pretty designs. and six napkins to Beautifully bleached. match, Third Floor—Lansburgh’s—8th Street. heavy grade of it, for tea towels. foe et St st gat o od sl gt et o &%&‘#&&&W@é‘%&‘%&%&‘#&#&%fi o3 SRS used for display ms"e; ! it A Kid Slipper, $4.00 A very handsome co- lonial cut opera slipper of fine tan kid. A gift worthy of any man! Felt Everett, $2 An inexpensive, but very attractive gift slipper, in blue, grey or brown. Pad- ded soles and heels. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s—Sth Street. LERERENER NN Felt Hilo, $2.50 These will keep his ankles warm as well as his feet and they have padded soles and heels. Kid Everett, $3.50 A popular model in golden brown kid, with a neat inlay over the instep. Rubber heels, Hand-Embroidered Models —less than % A $3,000 worth of these beautifully hand-worked samples to choose from; any one of them a charming gift idea! A few of them may be a bit mussed or soiled—but you'd probably have to launder them if you had made them ycurself, anyway ! Bedspreads, scarfs, centers, buffet sets, pillows, stuffed toys and kiddies’ frocks—so attractive that they have been all day! Ash trays—to vases, nut bowls—to ink wells, are to be found in the unusual col- lection of gift china. And the variety of PSR S A A A S N SN2 vases, of fruit bowls, of candlesticks—in the glassware at 50c is amazing — and w. charming! Sixth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street. R R R R R B AR R R AR A R R R R R IR R RS REN ‘Omar Pearls—Special! . iy, | $1.69 & $1.89 The loveliest giit - pearls! for lovely woman And, though these are “manufactured,” the name they bear, “Omar, jtells vou that they are almost real in their beauty and richness. Three row, with novelty stone catch, $1.89. A 45-inch strand that may be necke lace or bracelet, $1.69. Street Floor—Lansburgh's—7th Streets LANSBURGH & BRO.—7th, 8th AND E STS—YQUR GIFT PACKAGES WILL BE WRAPPED AND MAILED, WITHOUT CHARGE, TO . 2\ | ! i