Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1928, Page 28

" 'HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. NOVEMBER % _1§78_PART Y LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 4-In. Thibetine, Yard, $7.95 Beautiful Thibetine, all taped and padded, ready to sew on your garments. Colors— blue fox, rose beige, cocoa and baumartin. 6-in. Thibetine, same colors, $11.95 yard. Fur Trimmings—Street Floor 6-Jewel Wrist Watches, $5.95 Genuine Swiss watches in attractive cases of rolled gold plate—with dependable six jewel movement. Some little girl you know would be delighted with one for Christmas. Jewelry—Street Floor In a Hundred Distinct Styles—Eleven Important Fabrics and Twelve New Colors—Presented Monday in Three Dress Shops at— Sleek New k- T A S , $ I 3 .95 Soleil Hats N ! $10 i 34 < Each Frock Temptingly Low Priced Bats must match the silky <leek- ness of Autumn and Winter fash- jons. Hence the demand for these beautiful new soleil hats a-glitter with ornaments and Here is style appeal that insures the interest of every fash- ionable woman! Dresses of smartness and distinction that o hbaeritlieicl hosnEll ives will command the interest of women to whom price is a mat- and all colors. i Suede” quarier ter of secondary consideration, as well as to those anxious to Milliners Ehop—Secand Floor i invest every dollar to the hest possible advantage. Dresses g il from our own fine stocks —all NEW, regrouped to offer a broader cheice of style and colors—these and more — scores of them shown for the first time tomorrow. So runs the brief synopsis that might easily be elaborated to fill a full newspaper page with the details of their smart styles, the broad diversity of their fine fabrics and the beauty of their new colors. Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20—Women’s Regular Sizes, 36 to 4—Women's Extra Sizes, 40!5 to 505. Al _over blue kid with orey kid cuff. j Now at Lansburgh & Bro. Very New The 1928 Version of Vagabond Bags Smarter than the envelope— for it’s newer. Sides are built up, so you won’t lose your change, and you can carry a surprising amount—yet it does not bulge awkwardly, French antelope (sketched); also calf and Mo~ A Comprehensive Showing at rocco in just the right colors. : i 3 Leather Goods—Street Floor J \\ Autumn Brown $1O 75 Colors: (] . . | Independence Blue [ 7 Materials: They’re so different—so sporty—and yet Goya Red Printed Tweed Crepes Lustrous Satins G L N ¥ Spanish Wine dressy”! Af!e_r Foot Ball season——t.he B liia : idered Georgettes smart modern intends to wear them for English Green L N “overt Cloths street—for they are warm, well made with Rich Tans 1 Woolens E B Navy Blue Street, sports and afternoon wmodels show—the flared Plain Georgattes medium weight soles and securely laced oty Mivhivas Styles i ol i ¥ i with trim leather straps that encircle the Tan Mistures skirt; the new square collar that ties in the back; the Striped Satins ankle to buckle on the side. Brown Mixtures "gwanky" Swmart Black smart scarf collar that swings off of one shoulder; the tailored frocks Printed Velvets —awith all-around pleated skivt; the wrap-around coat frock; snug- Filmy Chiffons fitting hip lives; fagoted vokes; vee necks—and the Vionet neckline. e e Women's and Misses' Dress Shops—Second Floor Jane Stuart Will Shep for You—Franklin 7400 Items Here Advertised on Sale Monday and Tuesday Tweed, Jersey, Flannel Frocks Stockings $1.35 They are 2 heavy, even weave, gervice weight silk—warmer than chiffon—and many times more satisfactory! With four-inch lisle tops and soles—full fash- ioned—and in the season’s smart- est shades. Sizes R to 1045, Fosiers—Street Flaor ‘ ] Silk Lingerie BlaCk Coats I ¢ | A ‘ % Bandeaux Sets—Gowns Step-ins — Chemises Remarkable $ 5 Values at Y All Included In ; Y ‘ 1 I Exceptionally. fortunate purchases bring wool frocks — that you Long Fluffy Furs .+ Short Curly Furs °¥ Smart, light - weight 1 will put on at the least these values at $2.95. Well timed, too, for excuse. Tweed, all-wool some important Christmas gift question jersey and flannel—many may be decided tomorrow! . Full-length silk in striking two and three gowns—not skimpy and sleazy—but crepe t,::::vcm:‘bma"n"h'hAlfl"' de chine of an excellent quality. Two-piece and'c'n,’férf‘_";;;:fifi P bandeaux sets made more lovely with ap- d ; plique net, dainty laces and tucks. Step-ins TR i and chemises “fit for a queen”—all at a much lower price than you would expect! This Annual Sale *50 The response already elicited by this event has heen phenomenal. Washington women, always alert for New Novelty : : 1 . good values, are buying them enthu- Fabrlc GlOV@S siastically. Fortunately, as our pur- chase was a very large one, we still 79C have enough to take care of those not | able to get here hefore. You really must see these coats to properly ap- Corduroy and Blanket Robes $3.95 No need to be ehilly and un- comfortable. The new robes are here—and prettier than ever before. Warm corduroy and Beacon robes—the colle- giate flannel robes—in a wide Nainsook Gowns 89c¢ Sleeping in a nainsook gown is a real delight. It is so soft and smooth feeling, and because it is so easily laundered, you can always have a fresh A splendid purchase from a maker noted for fine gioves, with many new ideas in trimming— self and contrasting turn-back cuffs, and the smart slip-ons. Choose from sable. copper, mor- rocain, perle and grev. GloveswStreet Floor SRENES el preciate their values. In all styles, ) 1 '7 | one. Flesh and white, with self embroidery, block colors and sizes. Coats—Second Floed applique and fine hemstitching. Underwear—Third Floor -variety of stvles and colors. And only $3.95! Negligees—Third Floor