Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 20

THE TEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927. Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 i\Iew Models in Girls’ Oné and Two Piece Dresses $10:% The very newest one and two piece models for Frocks of flat crepe and velvet me velvet blouse with crepe skirt In wine, green, brown, navy, tan and art little dresses that show the gay, nishes that become the young girl. Sizes Glrls Winter Coats, $15 comfy coats, in exceedingly attractive livias, Polo cloth, Germania nd\ and tweed mixtures with the ollars and cuffs. Copen, decr, wine he colors. Sizes 7 to 14, EEE—:EEEE—:EE—:EE—EEI—EEEBE—JB f LANSBURGH & BRO. 714 TO 8™ TO E STS. fi CHINESE RUN OWN PHONE EXCHANGE San Francisco Branch Uses| Only Names, Instead of Numbers. "Quality. at a Price” A New Shipment —Just Unpacked' nd his | pal of the their wealthy Gi ol L0 3 e ; Loo, who ed last De t for the ] — ng girl. combinati Drillod on Board. Loo dri gl | o = {0y finest of and rust Girls' Beacon Robes, $3.98 Well made and deliclously warm beacon robes. Shav-! coliars of qulited satin. Sizes 7 to 14. Sn‘fl: Coats for Miss 2 to 6, $7.98 s, Pl as, plaids and novelty tweeds with fur cuffs and touches of fur tyled. Tots’ and Girls’ Hats, $2.45 Felt '\nd velouss in cunning styles to frame gagements. happy , heaver, green, rose, copen and - wine. Ao‘s sizes, 2 to 6; girls’ sizes, 7 to 14. GERMAN WOMAN LEADER | RESOLVES TO STAY YOUNG Dr. Anita Augspurg Wins Cn!lege Degree, Then at Age of 79 Ob:ains Chauffer’s Licensa. nce of the Associated Press. “H.—A firm determination . “never to grow old”<won for Dr. Anita | Augspurg, leader of the Gl‘rmuni . Women's Movement, a chauffeur's cer- tificate, P et In All Their New Fur-Trimmed Smartness For Misses and Women At This Amazing Low Price— betwean 8! to calls re- | [ T.! — Fourth Floor—Lansbu-rh & Ero. Saturday, the Boys’ and Young Men’s Section Presents These Timely Values! Young Men’s Blue Cheviot Suits and Warm Overcoats Genuine Furs— Manchurian Wolf French Coney French Beaver Moufflon Mandel Squirrelette The New Colors Are— an Wood Grackle Sophia Anita degrea of dovtor -Bwitzerland, at a ¢ e i 1 b their dnu cs in graduates. She took 8 leading n the voics for women | campaign in 1902, and she still is pres- | iident of the Bavarian Women's Suf-| Krage Society. She led the German a “the International Congress of Women icalled by Jane Addams at the Hague 1915 as a protest against the Worid | ‘on women's_sub, “confesses to far; ‘as her favorite occupation an estate at Irschenhausen, Upper Ba- varia. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ort St. George—Bermud: . Uctober apa— art; unargo—Na con—Mas Bourdonnate “Bordsss DUE TODAY. uitania—Southampton tterdam—Rotterdam sident Roosevelt—5; chambeau—Havre ambrai—San _Francisc public—Bremerhaven DUE TOMORROW. g}u"lnfi—flmmn'fiarnn exico—Vera Cruz merican Farmer—] dric—Liverpool a—London Mareeillo a— Valparai R ihia Liverpoot s oro—Kingston, Children’s Glove $27.50 THE SUITS—Appropriate at any time —anywhere! Smartly tailored single and double breasted models, made of all-wool cheviot, alpaca lined. Vest and two pairs long trousers complete the costume. Sizes 34 to 42. THE OVERCOATS—Of excellent tai- loring and of splendid warmth, In big, double-breasted ulster models. Of the newest overcoating fabrics. Sizes 32 to 39. ’ Qt Boys’ Suits and Overcoats The new Winter mixtures are shown in these double-breasted, 316'50 ulster mode! overcoats. Plaid lined. Sizes 12 to 18. Double-breasted suits. All-wool fabrics. Long trousers and 1 pair plus-4 golf knickers. Sizes 16 to 20 years. B Boys’ School Overcoats, $12.75 Long, roomily cut school overcoats in double- breasted ulster models, Splendid fabrics, wool lined. Made with convertible collar. Sizes 11 to 18 years. Junior Chigchilla Overcoats Double-breasted, convertible collared models made of all-wool chinchilla. All-wool body lining. Vernetian yoke and sleeves, Navy, cocoa, cinnamon. Sizes 8 to 10 years. 2 A few days ago we received a rush wire from New York telling us that our Coat Buyers, who was on the market there, had made a marvelous pur- chase of new \Vinter coats. We wired him to send them in at once. And here they are. Not just Winter coats—but actual copies of far higher- priced models. The newest materials, suede, broadcloth, bolivia and pinpoints. And all are silk crepe or satin lined and fully interlined for extra warmth. ILarge shawl collar and cuffs of fine furs, with many style versions such as flares, tucks, pleats and other smart effects. DMisses' sizes }é to 20—Women’s sizes 36 to BLACK Children’s e e T e N e N N e Boys’ Chinchilla Overcoats Tots’ All-Wool Germania Chinchilla Section—First Floor Christmas and children's gloves go hand and hand—for there was never a successful Christ- mas for any little tot without several pairs of gloves. May they be large, warm woolly ones or neat little kid ones—they. are here. . Make the wee oncs happy! Heavy Fleeced Sale of 225 Pairs Underwear Children’s Shoes $2.85 Dress shoes and play shoes! And how cor- rect they must be, for children’s feet need wide toes, strong counters and good-wearing wlu Choice of patent leather or brown calfskin; in sizes 5% to 11, 13 to 2. BSecond Floor—Lansburgh & Bre. s—Montevideo lluum,.m,—su Fr The New Sport Arctic for Women $2.39 Fashion szys “smartness in -ainy weather as 1l as in clear,” and here it is. The new arctic—Kendell. Cleverly made of guarante.d waterprooi ma- terial in a very smart style, covering the ankle. Cuffs (some of contrasting colors) price. In sizes can be turned up, making them 2 to 6. at this low higher if so desired. Sizes 3 price. to Chilcren’s Woolens. .......50c and 95¢ Boy Scout Gauntlets L § Chamoisctte Gloves... 75 and §1 Street Flour—Lansburgh & Bro. And the Children Must See FOURTH FLOOR Just 60 doz- en suits of heavy rib- bed flezced Well made coats of a heavy quality chinchil- L underwear. :louble-!:,rc:.stcd = In white or styles. The new e i gray mate- Winter colors rial. Button- are blue, tan and All are fully at - walst gray. Just thy { llned with style. In thing for schor | {1E%, L CEL e and dress weie at this low Sizes 3 to 9. a and Mara- | rhourg and Bremen. | ce. Cartagena and | TOMORROW. laszow. and Puerto And every day kiddies are enjoying the wonders of Toy Town—many for the first time—many fer the third or fourth! And do you blame them—you won't if you have seen the blinking welcome of the gay clowns, the thousand and one gay colors that blend in glorious confusion—the countless toys of every description that have found their way, via Santa Claus, to Lansbur#h & Bro. Toy Town. And there is a Doll House, too. you know, where every girl, regardless of age will revel. It will leave them breathless— happy and eazer to return to that happy land where Santa has greeted them, seated on his gay throne—and where he will always wel- come them back! Santa’s Grab Bag, 25¢ |1 ? Txciting Grab Bags—containing games. books. horns, | mechanical toys aud many other toys of varied descrip- | | hal and Port ieiro. Montel as, Martinique and Trin: New Winter Coats for Girls $7 .95 Smartly tal- / lored coats of 209 Pairs Children’s High Shoes $3.49 on » and | Boys’ Wool-Mixed Park Avenue Brand Women’s All-Silk Chiffon Hose calf, patent 95c suede and ve- four pieces—a coat, vest and N LR lour. ‘Trimmed irs full plack gun motal. Lok mL’-,k YN Al have Good: “Park Avenue"—a perfect | With fine furs of HHED RIS e year welt soles. quality all-silk chiffag bose at "fl“’y'na heke s In smart single Stzes 815 to 11 a reasonable price. They are | ' ad mOE0" and double here in every wanted shade Sen o betiood breasted styels. and all sizes. Think of the ST ARt Well d it price! And one can mnever et/ foe Ghdm Welk | muide o have too many pairs. See | (MOUER T UICOT excellent qual- them—and you will appreciate | & d°°“f‘ou':l g ity wool-mixed their real ‘worth. Sizes 8 S5 materials, In to 10. :on:;;llt: :: l:;:‘; lizfl 7t0 15, ojc==—p} In]|c=—— ol ————|n| ——| 8| ———| 0| 2 The famous Dr. Buch's Health Shoe, & constructed on the proper lasts Consisting of for children. . La Guoyra and Mara- | obal Pusrto Colom- | tions. All worth more than 23c. $1.49 Fumed Oak Rockers Sturdily built, with leatherette seat $l in blending shade, Child’s Phonograph ‘Ball-Bearing Skates Znsrut;xllecanrt &%‘.’2{.’ 98(:x kAll -steel $l .69 skates lfl Illll plays 6-inch records. for children. Well made. record included, 7to 14, EEEEEEEEEEE!EE:—EEEE::EEE@EEEE@I__T-:EIEEEEE-—: [oj———lo|———|o|———o]———q] aracaiho. Zuna—1Inagua and Tort au Prince S