Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1927, Page 22

THE EVENING What’s new? The new styles for MEN Not so obvious, perhaps, as those for women—Dbut none the less im- portant to the man of the house! Boxes and boxes of new shirts, ties and socks just received in The Men’s Shop will show you just what's Now--- at Lansburgh’s There are several counters on our street floor, arranged in square formation, which we call “bargain squares.” On these counters vou will see different mer- chandise every day, marked at very low prices. This merchan- dise is seldom advertised. It will pay you to visit our first floor every day and have a look at our “bargain squares.” It will be very smart and very serviceable, too, if you choose it from these handsome new novelty leather pouch and underarm styles. Alligator, lizard, calf antelope (rep- tile leathers are still quite in vogue, you see!), vachette and calf, in popu- lar shades. All well lined and fitted. Street Floor—Lansburgh’s—3th Street $1 Jewelry 25c¢ Past description—so varied are the pieces, but in a few minutes of looking around you'll “happen upon” all sorts of desirable bracelets, beads and pins. Many very un- usual ones, set with colored stones, others very simple in designs. But quite unusual —without exception—at 25c. Street Floor—3th Street Silk ones, too, in spite of this very modest price! Gowns, chemises and step-ins of dainty crepe de chine, adorably styled, with pretty laces Third Floor—8th Street what for spring. Broadcloth Shirts, $1.65 Fine imported quality, well finished in every respect. White, tan, grey and blue. Collar attached and neckband styles: sizes 135 to 17. Very special at this price. ChiffonHose $ 1 .65 Of course, you will be choosing the sheer weight for Spring—and you will find the quality, the colors and the price right if you'choose this particular = “Franchette’ hose—a Lansburgh exclusiv- ity in this city, and a very lovely grade—full fashioned and silk from top to toe! Boys’ and Girls' Novelty Sport Socks, pair, 50 Pod Street Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street New Gloves! 51 The washable kind—with lots of clever new cuffs to interest you— and several new shades of tan and gray to go with the new Spring frocks. Very attractive values, too! New Kid Gloves, $3.50 Fine imported quality, in the new shades—the new cuffed effects for Spring. Street Floor—1Lansbursh's—8th Street Azurea Perfume 75c 0z A delicate fragrance—a haunting one! Delicate, but lastinf. You may buy,it in bulk for this special price— or by the bottle. $1.95 Azurea Perfume, in a very attractive bortle, $1.79. $1.15 Azurea Perfume, purse size, for 95c. Street Floor—S8th Street Rayon Bloomers $1.59 Rich, heavy quality, well rein- forced. Pastels and dark shades. Kayser Extra Size Rayon Vests.$1.50 Kayser Cotton Union Suits $1.50 and $1.75 Third Floor—S8th Street Madras Shirts, $2.50 Here you will find lots of new stripes and jacquard effects for spring. Unusual quality. Truhu Silk Shirts, $7.95 White, tan, grey and blue shirts of this famous silk radium, have sepa- rate collars to match. Novelty Socks, 50¢ Wonderful choice here—of nov- elty rayon, wool mixture and plain colored silk socks—real values. Street Floor—Lansburgh’s—7th Street Violets 59¢ “What is Spring — but violets,” is really more truth than poetry this season, for nothing is so smart as the boutonniere of violets. They come in a dainty violet-hued box. \ With a gardenia or a red rose tucked in among the violets, the boutonniere is $1. Georgette Kerchiefs $1 «a $71.50 So gay a bit of color peeping from the edge of a pocket or from a flar- ing cuff—some of them lace edged, some hand painted, some with con- trasting embroidery! Among the “must” of Spring fashion. Children’s Novelty Handkerchiefs —a “trunkful,” 2 for 50c. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, with Y4-inch hems, 25c. Street Floor—8th Street Ccarf time! $1.95 First of Spring’s styles— the new scarfs of Georg- ette and crepe de chine. Flower sprinkled, clever geo- metric designs, conventional- ized patterns, in exquisite pastel tones. Atother collection — at even more varied! ing array of shades and designs. Street Floor—S8th Street STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 19217. How much An event in Frocks smanrt magagines are urging! Of many fabrics—in shades to match your new Spring frocks $5 Pliable new straws— milan, lagonia and Swiss milan hemp—bengaline, satin, faille, belting rib- bon and felt in stunning combination with braid or straw—that is your wide choice of materials! Such high shade favor- ites as Gooseberry, Gobe- lin, Monkey Skin, Athe- nia, Tigerlily, Mother Goose and others. Second l'aflglls—"l;;mbmh’l A Coat Sale In which many fine coats, worth $49.50 and $59.50, are offered at And we might add that many “smart folk” are paying considerably more than $16 for frocks like these! Frocks of heavy crepe roma—crepe Elizabeth— georgette — flat crepe — satin— roshanara —May- fair crepe—and crepella— whose chic is expressed in terms of those many new tiers, pleats, shir- rings, tucks, embroidery and smocked effects that give the Spring mode its great charm. Last, but not least, a delightful ar- ray of new high shades— as well as black, navy and gray—which are smarter than ever, and white dresses for graduation. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20; women’s sizes 36 to 46; extra sizes 4014 to 5434, Second Floor—Lansburgh's 8th Street iy, e 1) o "t S & Junior Frocks Fine flat crepes and georgettes, with a host of mew details New Shoes Two charming Spring pumps of gleaming black satin at $10 The satin pump is a particularly happy choice for afternoon and evening wear—particularly when it is either of these smart models. A gored pump with a lovely steel-beaded buckle to entirely conceal the elastic. Cuban heel. A cut-out one-strap pump, with which you may wear a rhinestone slide over the button. Spanish heel. Second Floor—Lansburgh’s 7th Street 4 $29.75 You will note that many of these coats have been reduced to practical- ly half price—while the rest offer savings of about $25! All are smart, yet conservative styles, and all are beautifully fur- red with wolf, squirrel or fox. The wanted dark colors—in misses’ sizes 14 to 20; and women’s sizes 36 and up. Second Floor—S8th Strest ' 315 There is much here to intrigue the fancy of Miss 13 to 19—and much that is vastly becoming to her slim lines! Smocked and shirred effects, pleated straightlines, boleros, panels, tucks and tiers! Delightful high shades of blue, rose, tan and green, frequently in the striking new “Composee” effects; also grey and navy. Second Floor—8th Street