Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 22

What does your HOME need for Spring? THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY,” FEBRUARY 22. 1927. 9x10.6 and 9x12 foot sizes $7.95 You'll want a Pabcolin rug for the nursery and one for the kitchen —and they're more practical than anything else for bedrooms! A damp cloth is all that is needed to ‘clean them, and their attractive pat- terns will be fresh in color for years. Some copied from the designs of wool rugs, others in lovely tile effects. 3x6-it. Fiber Rugs, $2.17 An odd-size—these little fiber rugs. Just right for the doorway or entrance porch. A number of very pleasing de- signs to choose from. Felt Base, sq. yd., 39%¢ There are some lovely new patterns in now! Tile effects, and conven- tional patterns as well. So inexpensive and attractive a floor covering! Cocoa Door Mats, 69¢ The firmly plaited’edge will last for ages, and the mat has a deep, stiff brush. Its price is unusual—as well as its quality! Runners, 25¢, 39¢, 45¢ New felt-base patterns that will look well in the hallway or on the stairs. Easily cleaned. Practical and attrac- tive and—durable! . Fifth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street Mahogany-Finished Phone Stands One or two little scratches show on the surface of these phone stands—scratches that a few minutes of rubbing with fur- niture polish will completely hide. And their sturdy, simple lines, their compact- ness and convenience would recommend them to you at the usual price—which, by the way;, is far higher than $3.50. Fifth Floor—Lansburgh's—8th Street it s —— — --and what do YOU n A small Hat—for Spring 310 “A small hat is a smart hat” declares fashion and proves it with new models of crocheted visca, of handkerchief felt, of mi- lan and silk and straw combinations. In a host of lovely Spring shades—in all head sizes. The new skull cap, the helmet style, the cuff brim hat—at their smartest! Second Flgor—Lansburgh's—7th Street “Shell Gray”—a new Spring color in Footwear To be worn with the frock of navy blue— or the high shades of Spring! Here are two stunning slippers in this new shade.” Two— just a suggestion of the smart new styles you’ll find in the shoe department for Spring!. A tongue Pump, with three color grey trimming. $10. ; A one strap with applique of darker grey. $10. Second Floor—7th Street . The Mayfair design $4.95 The brilliant red and orange of this design — against its background of rich cream will make any dinner a gay affair! The Princess Mayfair is shown here exclusively in Washington, and is one of the most charming designs We show in open stock dinnerware. 32-pe. Dinner Set, $4.95 The ever-popular blue willow pat- tern in English porcelain. An open orful design on ivory-toned back- stock so that you may purchase addi- ground. A service for six pse ons. tidnal pieces. $49.50 Kitchen Cabinet $39'50—$1 Down By far the best cabinet we've ever en- countered at such a modest price—for it is white enamel finish, with porcelain sliding top, roll front, sifting flour bin, metal-lined bread box and plenty of storage room. Bird Cage and Stand, $5.95 Kitchen size, 25x40, with A beautiful home for your bird—lacquered i 5 in red and black, orange and black, or green jpec '°P bk and gold finish—a most artistic stand. The Cabinet Base, $6.95 new dome-shaped cage and half-circle stand. A kitchen table, porcelain top, cutlery drawer and with Pure Aluminum Ware, §5¢ metal-lined flour bin. 98¢ Griswold * - Skillet, 79 A wide variety to choose from—1%5-qt. irgxhzoii?fiz’swg?’—“:flfmfi:fi double boiler, percolator, 3-qt. covered saucepan, round dishpan, 4-qt. covered saucepan, 3-piece saucepan set and round double roaster. Sixth Floor—Lansburgh’s—S8th Ml‘?t A quaint octagon shape with a col- * Porcelain-Top able, skiflet. + Natural Oak " Chair, $1.95 A pleasing, sturdy design— made of kiln-dried oak, extra strong. . Frocks that seem slender ‘ —Tfor the woman whose figure is too mature! $25 How artfully they create the illusion of boy- ish slenderness, in the large figure—these new frocks that are flared and tiered and pleated after the fashion of Spring! Beaded in charming new designs, embroidered with gold and silver threads, trimmed with eyelet embroidery lace and many other new and novel adornments. The new high shades and navy and black. Sizes 4075 to 54%. Second Floor—8th Street LANSBURGH & BRO—7th, 8th AND b i di i add a2t a2ty STREETS—A STORE OF PERSONAL & Bro. s SN IIA\\;E N D =N <<% = . 2, i P N e . = N '\ 'J‘V b ’ \\nS‘ M “5.{4‘-.‘&5\/] PNARY N = e TRAAD ] 00 yds. of Cretonne 35¢ Four hundred windows made more gay and inviting! Colors to catch the sunlight, designs to create the illusion of Summer out-of- doors! Brilliant little flower-sprigged chintzes and the most fasci- natingly barbaric modernist designs—who’d ever suspect them of being 35c cretonnes? Who could resist the lure of new draperies that will cost so little! 36-inch Madras, 49¢ Portieres for the doorway or stun- ning draperies can be made of this lovely" damask. There are several at- tractive patterns. Ruffled Curtains, $1.85 Beneath the new cretonnes—the crisp ruffle of a white grenadine cur- French Marquisette, 25¢ The sheer softness only French mar+ quisette can have—for curtains of ex- quisite delicacy and richness. 36 in. wide. Brenlin Shades, $1.25 Choose green, mauve or ivory—in these lovely hand-tinted shades. e are duplex. Sjzes 36 inches by 6 feet, tain. 36 inches wide. Double ruffled valance and tiebacks. . Guaranteed roller. TFifth Floor-—Lansburgh’s—>Sth Street - Spring Selling of Cedar Chests Mahogany Finish Natural Red Cedar $15 to $63 $15 to $29.50 Very unusual are the prices of these chests and very timely, indecd,-‘ is their arrival. Spring housecleaning—Winter clothes to be packed away—of course, you need one! The walnut-finished models in colo- nial design; the natural red cédar, hand rubbed. Fifth Floor—Lansburgh's—eth Street 3 . need for Spring? $1.00 & $1.25 Kayser “Marvel Fit” Cotton Union Suits 79c " A sale'made possible only through buying in. association with many other department stores. A famous name among women who have a preference for the soft smooth- ness of knit undergarments! Marvel-Fit .—all the name implies. For they fit _ without'a wrinkle beneath the straight- line frocks, no awkward bunching of “gathers,” nothing to mar the perfect silhouette of your most perfect gown. ‘And, furthermore, each suit in this sale is‘perfect quality, despite its most surprising price. Open or closed style, with tight or loose knee and bodice or built-up top. Flesh or white. Sizes 36- to 44. g Third Flesr—6th Strest ERIENDLINESS,