Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1928, Page 24

'TI-IE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY., SEPTEMBER- 12, 1928.° Lansburgh & Bro. 7th to 8th to E-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 $1.25 Majestic Nickel Silver Alarm Clocks, 85¢ Large enough figures so you can de- tect them easily clear across the room. In fact the whole clock is large—accu- rately adjusted. It is topped with a large bell that sounds a clear pleasing ring. Audacious Clara Bow Hats for Girls, $3.50 As pert and as purely American as the girl herself. What little girl will not want to wear one on her first day to school—she can have almost any color she chooses—for there is every smart shade. For girls 10 to 14 years. Girls' Wear—Fourth Floor Jewelry Section—Street Floor Swinging Into Autumn--And What a Picture of Readiness This Store Presents Silk and Wool and Light-Weight The Short Pouch or Long Shawl Tweeds Score Heavily in Fall’s Collars---Elbow Deep Fur Cuffs New Sport Dresses Coats for Fuller Figures These Featured Along Modes That Possess the . . Feminine Elegance De- 1,\{;«:”:’1? “;:slksp 'Z'LJC r;’pae;l manded by the Smart, at i rising Price o Jerseys at One Price the Surprising f $16.50 $59.50 “In the fur treatment lies the indi- Frocks that will go into college- viduality of the Fall and Winter coat!” bound trunks—into smart business Whether it's a short pouch collar, it’s \\;ardrobles. assuring success for both. a graceful shawl collar, or a smart You will never find more useful i PR frocks—for they are what Fashion novelty collar—it is worked with intri- would call “classics” in their chic and cate detail that gives the effect of practicability. elegance! 3 T e An Exceptional Opportunity to Purchase New Paul Jones Nurses’ Uniforms Of Lintex, Poplin and Broadcloths $2.95 to $5.95 Values—Tomorrow $1.95 Here’s a real money-saving opportunity that doesn’t come every day in the week, or any day for many weeks, for that matter! Nurses’ uniforms—the famous Paul Jones make—cut generously full—made to the exacting refiirements of the regulation uniform and precisely tailored to the last tiny buttonhole. A o = Soft, evenly woven Lintex, poplin and broadcloth: other shades like wine, deep rich blue, fashioned in several different styles; in a range of forest green, harvest brown and soft sizes from 14 to 46. tans. Extra sizes, 4215 to 3215, fea- Uniform Sectioh—Third Floor / tured tomorrow. Also sizes 14 to 20 for misses, and 36 to 46 for women. Infants’ Handmade D Women's and Misses’' Coat Shops—Second Floor $1.98 to $298 Values Featured for Baby Day $1.55 A half dozen or more of these dainty hand- made dresses won’t be too many for the first lit- tle wardrobe. They are of the finest batiste imaginable—exquisitely made with cunning hand- scalloped and-embroidered yokes and hem lines. They range in sizes for the infant to the tot two years old.’ . Blacks Are Prominent With a Generous Sprinkling of the New Wine Shades Because of its ability to contrast strikingly or beautifully blend with the season’s new furs—black again reigns supreme—of "course—for va- riety sake—fashion has chosen many Practical One and Two Piece Effects for School or Daytime Wear You can't imagine how effectively they are combined in material and how rich their lovely Autumn colorings play up to their novel contrasting trims. Of course they are tailored— jerseys, tweeds and mixtures—in the severest way—while others, fashioned of satins, flat crepes and cantons, lean toward the feminine silhouette. Misses’ sizes 14 to 20, women’s sizes 36 to 44 and extra sizes 46 to 50. - Sport Shop—Second Floor : $3.50 Grade of Heavy Youthful Dress Fashions for More Matronly Figures Show a Distinct Liking for Satins Relief and Chic Are At- tained Through the Com- bination of Color, Nov- elty Fabric and Lace Collars and Jabots $16.50and $25 $ Satin Crepe, $2.98 . With every signpost of fashion pointing toward satin crepe for late Fall and Winter wear—how could any one resist this unusually fine, soft quality, offered at a price so low! How effectively will its lustrous, mirror-like side—trimmed with a touch of its dull side— fashion the new silhouettes of the coming season. Shown in 40 Fall Shades, Including: - Pigeon Spanish Wine Cashew Nut Quinper Sherry Brown Arabian. Red Oakheart Chin Chin Independence Mt. Vernon {.”,;';c'g{:ufl“’ Petunia Blue Green Nawn Blue Silverwing Autumn Colderia —— English Green Black . 40-In. Washable Flat ¥ Crepe, $1.69 A definite saving on this superior quality silk. Its many {fashionable uses—for dresses. lingerie and linings add to its unusual value. All Fall colors. Imported Black Chiffon Velvet, $4.95 Because it is the all-silk im- ported erect-pile chiffon velvet —that will not crush—this is a most remarkable value. Its soft draping quality makes it ideal for evening dresses and 40-In. Lustrous Crepe Satin, $1.95 There is no question as to the correctness of lustrous crepe satin for either daytime or evening wear. It is ace claimed smart in all shades and black. 40-In. Heavy Flat Crepe de Chine, $1.39 The very fact that this silk will wash makes it one of the best sellers. TIts hea * usually lustrous qualit into frocks, lingerie and linings Other Timely Values For Baby Day Infants’ Chinchilla Coats —with fur or fur trimmed collars. In white, pink or Vqflue with sateen lining. Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years, Coats : $5'98 Infants’ Bonnets —new and dainty with pin tucks, frills and lace trims. Oi crepe de chine and silk pop- lin and cashmere with contrasting $1_00 bows cuceseens.. Flannelette Ger trudes— with dainty feather stitch- ing around hem. Button- style. In- 590 fants’ to 2 year sizes, shoulder Infants’ Sweaters—hand- embroidered styles in at- tractive little button models. Solid colors in in- f;an!s and 1 year $2.98 sizes . Infants’ Department—Fourth Floer Carter's and Vanta Shirts —single or double breasted styles in cotton and wool mixture. The ideal weight for Winter. -Sizes 6 months to 3 years Infants’ Flannelette Gowns —of fine soft flannelette with ribbon-bound necks. Cut full and roomy. 590 Infants size only. . Infants’ Shawls—in scores of lovely designs. With deep fringe. [vov.. . $198 and $2.98 Frocks—distinctively designed with a definite understanding of what the women of larger proportions will deem smart for Fall! Fashioned of dull crepes, rich satins and interesting novelty fabrics that take to tiers—straight and unas- suming—drapes and subtle flares, giving a most graceful and slender silhouette. Tiny tucks, touches of velvet and, best of all, lovely creamy lace collars and jabots—assuring charm and femininity. In sizés 4074 to 527 one can choose from black, brown, wine, green and navy. Women's Dress Shop—Second Floor for the smartest wardrobes. Silk Seetion—Third Floer wraps. Fine Crepe de Chine With Dainty Touches of Lace and Net Mark This an Exceptional Selling of New Silk Lingerie, $2.95 Freshies—take a tip from us and pack into your college-bound trunk plenty of silk underwear. Past experience has taught young women that lingerie is one of the most important going-away-to- school needs. She Who Wears 59¢ Plain Color Cotton j‘ Dress Challis at, yard, 29¢ » Because of their warm wool-like finish and their excellent collec- tion of colors—one will note more than ever the popularity for challis for children’s school frocks and women’s daytime frocks. An un- nsually fine quality—at a price temptingly low. Plain Color Rayon, 25¢ S0c Broadcloth, 44¢ Draperies, linings, slips and Fine quality printed broad- even dresses are fashioned cloth in the new stripe designs. from this lustrous silk-like A material much in demand for rayon. All in lovely plain col- women’s daytime frocks and ors—including black and children’s school dresses. 36 white. inches wide. Wash Goods Section—Third Floor Bernice A delightful black satin pump for evening—with its jet and steel beaded strap covering the gore. Shown with dainty baby Spanish heel, $10.50. Is in Step With Fashion and IS Comfortable Undeniably smart in appearance—thorough- ly correct in craftsmanship—Flexridge shoes are scientifically made to fit perfectly! De- signed over a new last which supports the arch and prevents rubbing and gapping at the heel—style, service and comfort—all in one! Exclusive With Us in Washington See The New Domestic Electric e & . A gracefully high-cut Sewing Machi erng aC lneS oxford tie with neat cut- . N outs, lace ef- On Display—Third Floor v fects, on either Beautiful two-tone walnut or mahogany side. A very finished models that can effectively be used comfortable as desks, night tables or telephone stands. model for Equipped with all the latest improvements— walking Here you may choose from trim tai- lored styles—pleated and tucked—and daintily lace-trimmed models—all of fine quality crepe de chine in the loveliest pastel colorings. A semi-dressy model of dull kid SiIk Lingerie Shop—Third Floor and patent leather. Wide cut-out swing-strap style with baby Spanish heel, $10.50. Flexibility A Feature in Infants’ First Step Shoes $2.50 making them all unusual values. We take all kinds of sewing machines re- gardless of age, make or condition in ex- change— Allowing from $15 to $35. $5.00 Down, Balance can be arranged on our Budget Plan, > Sewing Machine Section—Third Floor - A sporty three-eyelet tie of dark beige kid with Hindu kid tongue and underlays. Cuban heel style. $12.50. Also in black kid with Koffor kid, $10.50. Brown ki d, $12.50; kid and patent leather, $10.50. Shoe Shop—Second Floor If the tiny feet are not properly shod they will cause trouble for a lifetime. These scien- tifically designed first-step shoes. with light weight counters—and unusually flexible soles give all the necessary support for young grow- ing feet. All patent, brown and smoked elk styles in sizes 2 to 5. Chitdren’s Bhoe Shop—Second Floor