Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1928, Page 28

THE EVEN G_STAR. WASHINGTON, Tomorrow: The Day That Keeps Lansburgh’s Stocks Always Fresh and Attractive N = Lansbur 7th to 8th to E—-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Models Worth Far More—Sp""ml *10 Every One a New Crcation, ivery One Achieving Smartness in a Subtle Fashion Only Five of the Many Styles Are Sketched The secret of their charm lies in their simpl Not the simplicity of a sca- son or so ago—but the delightful NEW effect that is acclaimed as THLE smart thing for Spring sport wear. Slender of line—conservative of trimming—gay as yringtime in coloring! Tucks that show a new manner of trimming, pleats that are free and brisk, hand-drawn work that is I“(‘litll'nlh]y done. Even that does not express one iota of the clever cffects shown in these smart frocks. Of flat crepe, georgette and crepe RomaZthey were made for walking, for golling, for the \lmpplng tour—and, yes, for the spectator as well as_the sports lover!” It hardly seems credible that these superior frocks could be offered at this low price. But it is happily, so! Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 46. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Remember: No Phone, Mail or C.0.D. Orders Accepted on Clearance Articles D. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928. An Extraordinary Value! Girls’ $7.98 New Spring Coats $ 5.98 Miniature editions of the grown-up mode, with just the right simplicity and vouthful styling that make them suitable for the girl of 7 to 14 years. Such charm- ing styles as these refute the statement that this is the “awkward age.” g Smart tweeds and flan- nels, some plainly tailored— others with soft fur collars. She will step proudly in the Easter parade when she wears one of these attrac- tively styled coats! Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. For Home Sewing Week See the Mannequin Revue! Frocks made from Lansburgh Fabrics— and the Newest Spring Patterns You may have the proof before you of their loveli- ness—their adaptability to (hc newest styles—their rich- ness when actually “made up.” You can see, too—some of the newest Spring pattern styles and may learn how easily and how smart they may ‘be made. = T ‘v‘i"- =i !"‘ L 5 Eastman Kodaks Reduced (1) NO. 2 C FOLD- ING BROWNIE. vl (1) NO. 1 AUTO- GRAPHIC JR. $14 57 value. Reduced to (2) NO. 1A AUTO- GRAPHIC JR. $14 $7 values. Now (1) NO. 1 AUTO- GRAPHIC SPECIAL. Formerly $43.00. Reduced to. (68) BOXES INITIAL- ED STATIONERY, 4%c. White and col- ored, with lined enve- lopes. FANCY CIGARETTE OXE (20) SWINGING PIC- TURE FRAMES, 25¢. (40) 65¢ to $1 BOXES CORRESPON- DENCE CARDS AND ENVELOPES, 5%. Some boxes slightly soiled. Street Floor Boys’ Wear (19) $12.75 BOYS' SPRING TOP COATS, $9.75. S'flu eol-n and styles. Sizes o $1475 mIGH SCHOOL SUITS, $10.95. 2 long pants. Sizes 15 and 16. (6) 3935 JUNIOR COATS, $3.45. Sizes 2, 2'5 and 3. $7.95 JUNIOR OVER- COATS, $2.45. Smartly tal- lored. Handsome coatings. Sizes 2 to 4. (8) %935 LONG SCHOOL OVERCOATS, $3.45. Wanted colors in sizes 13 to 17. _$7.95 SHEEP-LINED Shze 12 year. ODD TWEED SACK COATS, 79¢. Sizes 15 to 18. (4) ODD CORDUROY COATS, 9c. Sizes 7 lo 8 years. (23) 5139 CORDURO Y KNICKERS, 9e. Broken (H) $1.95 JUNIOR LONG PANTS, 9. Corduroy and novelty mixtures, (1% $1.39 ED TWEED KNICKERS, 79, Sizes 16 5 3 golf knickers and long trou- sers. lzes 11 to 14. (2) 815 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, 3935 Two long trousers. Sizes 35 and 36, (1) YOUTH'S 81235 LONG PANTS SUIT, $7.95. Light tweeds. Kizes 3 und 4 years. (%) $145 BAIN CAPE CAPS, 39¢. Khades of tan only. (8) $195 SWEATERS, 9. Odds and ends. Broken sizes. (42) ODD VESTS, 15c. Serges and mixtures, All sizes, (22) $1_BOYS WASH SUITS, Smart styles in wanted colors. (13) $295 BLACK RAIN- COATS, 3145 Well made, guaranteed waterproof, (47) 3395 SWEATERS, 3245, A splendid assortment, all styles, all sizes (53) $2.95 SWEATERS, 1119, ‘sailed styles in plain’ multh- colored effe (iz) BOYS 3190 W TS, Yhe, Broadeloth and madras. Bome solled. Sizes 12); to 1" Bireet Flovr—Laubuigh & Bro, 274 Leather Handbags 59(‘ vartls fachioned of 1irard Blaeel Flovr—tamburgh & Bio Children’s Shoes— Were $360 and $4.00, now 2.45 wwsdy el ol e Wises o tu 8 and 33 id Floor—Laushurgh & Bru Women’s Dresses (50) WOMEN'S $12 DRESSES, $6.95. Dark colors and brok- en sizes. (11) WOMEN'S $25 TO $35 STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES, $16. Broken sizes 36 to 46 and some extra sizes. Dark colors. (29) WOMEN'S IMPORTED BEADED CHIFFON DINNER AND EVENING DRESSES, $14. Suitable for Summer Sizes 36 to 44: Sev- eral shades. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Sportswear Reduced (16) $16.50 SPORT FROCKS, $10. Novelty cloths, in sizes 14 to 38. Satin and flat crepe, in sizes 16 to 44. (2) $16.50 JERSEY DRESSES, $10. New Spring styles, in wanted colors. (11) $5 PLAID SKIRTS, $3.95. Small and large plaids, in de- sirable colors. (6) $9.95 PLAID SKIRTS, $5.95. Styles and colors suitable for early Spring wear. $ 87 CLOTH SKIRTS, $5.95. Extra sizes. (3) $9.94 SILK SKIRTS, $5.95. Plated styles in wanted - shades. (4) $7.95 FLANNEL SKIRTS, $4.95. New Spring styles, trimly tailored. (1) $595 WHITE FLANNEL SPORT SKIRT, $3.95. Slight- ly solled. (2) $15 FLANNEL SKIRTS, $7.95. 3) .95 CAMEL'S HAIR KNICKERS, $2.95. Well made and all natural tan color. (3) $395 CAMEL'S HAIR ENICKERS, $1.95. The ideal type to wear on camp- Ing trips and motoring. " lZ'.lS PLAID K\l(,l(l’ll $1.95. Smartly (tailored. Mostly dark shades. (5) $4.95 CORDUROY RIDING BREECHES, $1.95. Heavy, well made. (1) 8395 RIDING IIBVE(,HZ% $2.95. Wome: (9) $1.95 I-I\EV (,OA'I'S. 50c. Ideal for golf wear, 3) s1 LINZN COATS, 25c. Soiled and mussed from dis- play. Byport Khop—Second Floor Rugs and Linoleum (16) $5.95 CHENILLE BATH RUGS, $3.95. Jacquard em- . In green, orchid, yel- low, rose and blue. 27x54 inches. 4 $5.00 IMPORTED CHE- NURSERY RUGS, Juvenile figures in Orchid, green and . Slze 3x3 1, (3) $12.95 CHENILLE RUGS, $9.50: 3x6-Inch wsize. Blue and black, and green. 2) $5.00 COA MATS, $3.50. Fxtra heavy brush, Black and green tile effect, 24x36- @0 i DE.) $2.25 BQUARE YARD INLAID l‘,NQhLIH" LINOLEUM, 98¢ SQUARE YARD. Attractive patterns, in red, blue and green, (8) 31450 WOOL WILTON :!l LGS, l""’sd In taupe, brown, tan and green, Y, 36x63 Ine . g 14 AfiMHTI“Nh’H LINO- M RUGS, $8.89. 9x12 and 9%10.6 feet. M-ny designs. (2) $87.50 WORKTED WILTON RUGS, $65. Taupe and blue backgrounds. C o nservative Patterns. Size Ux12 feet. Fitth Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro, Linens and Towels (58) 50c PORTO RICAN TOW- KLS, 29¢. Mand-embroidered, on pure Linen, Hlightly solled. a5 LINEN CRASM LUNCH SKET5, 8149, 52x52- n, cloth, 6 napkine of high- grade linen. Yellow borders, (300) 19¢ HUCK TOWELS, 14c, Heavy, abworbent, with red or blue borders; 18x36 ) Boe 1O $4.50 TOWE| G AND DAMASK REMNANTS, 25¢ 40 3225 Deslrable lengths for towels and tablecloths, Kaceptional values, (A2 DOZ.) %6 IK-IN. M. N, DAMASK NAPKINS, 8469, ¥Fine Irish lnen, hemstitched hems. (75) 81 10O 8139 1. "M - MED BCAKRKS, Cream colored with medallio nd edges 1o mateh Ihird Fluos—banshussh & Bro, Misses’ Dresses (5) $25 TAFFETA DANCE FROCKS, Bouffant and tiered. Combined with tulle. Slightly soiled. Attrac- tive colors. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. & (25) $35 STREET AND AFT- ERNOON DRESSES, $11. Crepe, satin and georgette in dark shades. Wonderful values. Second Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. Girls’ Apparel (15) GIRLS' $25.00 AND $20.50 WINTER COATS, $15. Sizes % 8 and 10. (8) GIRLS' $19.98 WINTER Sizes 10 and 14. $12.95 COATS, Sizes 7 and 14, GIRLS’ $15.00 WINTER COATS, $495." Stzes 7 and l’.v) GIRLS’ $7.98 DRESSES, $5.98. Sizes 7, 8 and 10. Fourth Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. House Dresses (136) $1.95 COTTON SHAN- TUNG DRESSES $1.00. Long-sleeved models. (90) $1.59 RAYON AND GING- HAM DAYTIME FROCKS, $1. Broken sizes, (33) $3.50 QUILTED JACK- ETS, $2.59. Black with lav- ender lining. Long sleeves. (41) $2.95 KNITTED SACQUES AND SHOULDERETTES, $2.59. Rose, blue and pink. (19) 50¢ BEDROOM SLIP- PERS, 10c. Quilted. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Children’s Books $125 “SCOT: THE DOG HERO,” 49¢. " A true story of a dog. $2 “PETER AND WENDY," 75c. Written by J. M. Barrie, 29¢. Delightfully modern. Yourth Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Men'’s Wear (36) MEN'S $1.65 UNION SUITS, $1. Cotton _ribbed sults, in gray only. Sizes 40 S 9¢ GOLF HOSE, Excellent patterns; sizes ' to 10'; (42) MEN'S$1.00 IMPORTED BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, 29¢. Sizes 1315 and 14 only. (47) MEN'S $1.00 GOLF HOSE, 69c. Slzex 9, 9% and 10, (28) MEN'S u TO $7.95 SWEATI (76) ME! EHBOAD(.‘LOTII 59c. Sizes (32) MEN'S $1.00 K-AND- WOOL HOS| e, Nireet Floor—Fanshureh & Bro. Art Needlework 50c STAMPED SMOCKS, 25c. For women and chiidren. Green, blue and orange. Made of fine quality linene. 8% CHILDREN'S STAMPED DRESSES, 49c. Striped lawn, fancy madras and chambray. Sizes 2 fo 12 years, 25¢ TO 48c RIBBON NOVEL- TIES, 19c. vanity cases and pincushio Pink, blue and lavender. Third Floor—Lansburgh & HBro. Domestics Reduced (80 YDS.) 60c BLEACHED SHEETING, 39%. Heavy quality, free from dressing. Slightly soiled; 72 in. wide. (40) $1.59 MATTRESS COV- ERS, $1. Heavy quality un- bleached material; well made: bloltd on sides. Soiled. All (135) 12¢ UNBLEACHED COT- TON, 8'5¢c. unbleached cotton. Medium weight. (60) 89c SCARBORO SH 5¢. l‘ermt quality. .25 ROYAL WEAVE PERCALE SHE! $1..75 TO § ing out! At !5 pri Hemstitched and plain styles. Some slightly soiled. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Notions Umlerpm:ed 50c TO 65¢ HAIR PIN CABI- NETS, 39c. An assortment of hair pins. $1.69 HATT'“' SS COVERS, 89c. Muslin, with snap fasteners. Broken sizes. 15¢ TO 25¢ SHOE TREES, fc. d colors, 7. CLARK'S MACHINE COTTON, 19 doz. In black only. Not all numbers. Short lot. Street Floor—1. Lingerie (”ll $1.39 IIAI\I)“ADI'. CHE- ace-trimmed l(rln modrln roken sizes. (26) % FLANNELETTE PA- JAMAS, 59%. One and two plece models. (21) $1.00 RAYON STEP-INS, 20¢c. Dark colors. (70) 9¢ l‘ll\ll(l'LLA SKIRT DRAWE (22) 50¢ hAlN‘i()llK BLOOM- ERS, 29c. Extra sizes. (35) 50c SATEEN BLOOMERS, 20¢c. Dark colors. Droken slze and color range. Third urgh & Wro. Beaded Bags Reduced (25) $1.69 BEADED BAGS, 89c. ADED BAGS, A9c. Offered at Half Price! Imported China Service Plates (12) Plates, Were $35 Doz. Now $17.50 Ivory rim, with gold scroll - pattern finishing outer and inner edges (12) Plates, Were $45 Doz. Now $22.50 Rim of mottled blues and baskets of flowers, (6) $295 AND $3.95 BED LIGHTS, 75c. Slightly shopworn, (8) $3.95 AND $4.95 MA. HOGANY FINISE E 10) 15¢ BOUDOIR SHADES, Sc. Damaged 8 inch Wit Flans (12) Plates, Were $55 Doz. Now $27.50 Turquoise blue back ground; Dresden flower and gold scroll pattern (8) $2.50 Plates $1.25 Each Covered with an English chintz floral pattern, Outer edge having black back grounds (14) $4.95 GLORGE FLOOR glass sides so tonst can he seon. ) $295 ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS, $1.49. Sin-cup capacity, Lanshurkh & Bio. e s e e e e Fine Sea Island* 36-In. Printed Rayons and Cotton Foulards Were 49¢c and 59¢ Yd. 29c yard e lre Tn uny Cnumber of Attractive: eolors and pattern Third Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. Furniture (1) $19.55 DAV PORT TABLE, $8.99. Mahogany finish. High polish. light- Iy scratched. 1” 5'54 50 GENUINE WALNUT ER CEDAR CHEST, ‘39 . Console type with or- namental railing around top. Slightly shopworn. (2) $395 PHONE AND STOOL! hogany finish. seratched. (2) $7.50 END TABLES, $3.49. Solid mahogany top. High luster finish. With ash re- ceiver drawer, ’R fold, with brown or blue Inlrhl $4.95. With acces- sories and humidor compart- ment. One leg broken. (3) $12.50 ENAMELED SMOK- ING STANDS, $1.89. With handle; light weight. (1) $24 BOUDOIR CHAIR, $18.95. Blue velour, with separate cushion. (1) $15 MAH JONG OR POK- ER TABLE, $7.50. Tile rack and chip holder. Padded moire covering on wood top. (3) $9.95 B T MIRRORS, 50 inches long with polychrome frame. Hand- etched plate glass mirror. Slightly scratched. (1) FIBER ETT $32.50. ‘Tan with auto seat cushions. Cretonne upholstered. Fifth Floor—Lansburgh & Rro. Hosiery Specials (100 PRS.) §2. ALL-SILK CHIFFO! 08c. Full fashioned. Children’s Socks (288 I‘R\I 50¢ TO 75¢ \I"()R'I' ae. M, TY 8 Sreet Flaor—Lansh nm & Bo. Tmlelne: tollet water, Gem razors, shampoo, tollet ‘tixsue, ete. IMPORTED PER- MED. AMBER PUFF BOXES, Kireet Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. Upholstery Materials (300 YDS,) YARD CR TON . Attractive ¢ or and patters (100 S.) SUNFAST V¢ (10) YDS) 30 ¥ CAS \ B0, For drap- $1.59 CELANESE e Y. Rose, blue 2) §12.50 NEREADN, l’l 5. lbmlllh alee, (1) 520 CRINKLE SANA. Rose a natlon. Fitth Flaor $24.95 Simmons Bed Outfits $19.95 Set includes attractively finished Simmons bed, lazer feit mattress and sorings. A wonderful Friday Barguin Day value. (12) $4.95 PART-WOOL BLANKETS, $2.95 pair. All whi Sizes 66x80 inches. (3) $1695 SIMMONS CANE PANEL AND SOLID PANEL W OOD FINISHED BEDS, $9.95. Slightly marred. (6) $5.95 ALL - WOOL BLANKETS, $4.74. Lavender with yellow border. Sateen bind- ing. Size 66x80. (6) $13.7s KENWOOD VIRGIN WOOL BLANKETS, $10.95. All colors. Slightly soiled from display. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Misses’ and Women’s Coats (15) $39.35 TO $49.75 MISSES’ AND WOMEN'S COATS, $22. Fur trimmed. (27) $59.50 TO $79.50 MISSES' AND WOMEN'S COATS, $33. With rich fur collars and cuffs. (%) $69.50 TO $98.50 MISSES’ AND WOMEN'S WINTER COATS, $44. Taken from our finest stock. Fine furs. (22) $5.95 RAINCOATS, $1.00 In assorted colors. Slightly damaged. 5 JUNIOR RAIN- $2.39. Sizes 13 to Slightly soiled. 5 IMPORTED SeOHTS COATS FOR SPRING, $12. Made of fine English (5) $35 IMPOR' S| COATS FOR SPRING, Made of splendid fabrics misses’ and 1 woman's sizes. Second Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. Junior Misses’ Dresses (8) $25 DI R AND DANCE $13.95. Pastel Slightly solled. TAII.DI\ D'ANI) (10) TOTS' S1.98. Prints and broadelot (28) TOTS' $1.98 DRES: $1. Sizes 3 to 6. Prin broadcloths, (37) TOTS' $1.50 DRESS 1 (108) S0, Slzes 2 assortment. “n $2.98 DRE! SLO8 brmdrl«th to 5 years. ,n-lm.l; & Wro. Silverware DUTCH SILVER . SET, $3. J desl, (3) sLs0 BARY LING SALT . 83 Stightly SHERDBETS, $5. ve patterns in colored glasaware, Ntreet Fluor—Lanshursh & Bro Jewelry (K R ER-PLATED 0N Fancy Wonderful 'K (e (1)) I‘\Ill $7.95 AM I( RINGS, 84, Beautitully de- dgned with gold setting, IR §20.05 EARRINGS, Mack jot with out eel. A rvare bargaln, m 1 HOB POCKET COMBS, 20, lete with case. Lanshurah & Bew, il , $2.00 Flat Crepe $1.49 Yard The heavy, rich quality that may be fashioned so well into new Spring frocks—especially the kind that you wear on warm days without a-coat. 40 delightful colors. 40 inches wide. 40-Inch Printed Georgette Crepe $1.39 Yard A dainty quality that is sturdy, nevertheless. Will fashion smartly into blouses and frocks. There are 25 de- lightful new patterns in ar- tistic color combinations. 32.Inch Rough Weave Pongee 89¢ There are any number of uses for this attractive fab- A splendid quality, for frocks, children’s clothes, decorative uses. 33 colors to choose from. $1.50 Lingerie 32.Inch Striped Radium (36-inch) ‘ub Silks 95¢ Yard $1.45 Yard You may choose from a hali Very smart for sports a hundred lovely color frocks—and ever so attrac- Suitable for slips. linger tive when made into men's linings and summer frocks. A shirts and pajamas. An ex- worthwhile value! ceptionally fine quality. Third Floor—Lansburgh & Bro. 6 Models--$7.50 Grip-Tite Shoes---Reduced $5.95 Broken Sizes in Discontinued Styles There's a three-fold advantage in Grip-Tite Shoes— comfort, serviceability, beauty. And it is rare, indeed, when you find these three qualities at so low a price! Grip-Tites are made with a 'special concealed steel arch-support. Also made on a special combination last which means that the heel is three widths narrower than the ball of the shoe. In tie, oxford and strap styvles fash- ioned of black or brown suede, brown or black kid, tan If, black satin and black patent leather. Sizes AAA, Sto 10, Sizes AN, 415 to 100 Sizes A, 3'5 to S and 8 to 10, Sizes 13, 215 to 515 and 8 to 10, es C, 8 to 10, Sizes D, & to 10 Second Floor—Lansburgh & Rre, Sale! Men’s Hand- Tailored Ties SL.50 and $2.00 Values 1.15 3 for $3.25 \ very fortunate purchase permits us to otter this type of neckwear at Loprice not usually associated with hand-tailoved ties, \side from their haund tailoring they hoast the conservatism dis- plaved in the newest neckwear, Striped designs and small neat pat- ferns | some ontstanding through the limited use ot color, others colored profusely=—but every one with the character and personality sought after by the carvetul dresser \ traly remarkable group ofter- ing a practically unlimited choice— and every one vou huy tomorrow means savings for you, Mai's Show-—Steeet Flooe—Lawsburgh & Wea