Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1928, Page 17

'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2, T8%8. ANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Hurry In for Your 1929 Diary A Copy Is Yours for the Asking We have only a limited quantity, these will be given with our compliments. A cloth bound book which contains pages for a day by day record, recipes, household hints, useful information on many subjects, and many other worth- while features. Hurry in tomorrow and get your copy. Cashier's Desk, Sixth Floor. Information Desk, Street Fleor. WIll Call Desk, Street Floor. The Event for Every Woman With New Dresses to Buy Sketched, left to right C—Ombre effect in georgette and net. D—Beige georgette with capelet collar. E—Raspberry flat crepe—surplice effect. F—Adaemia crepe, gracefully flared skirt. G—One of the many chiffon-silke models. e\ Once a Year—After Christmas The Same Low Price Without question—the outstanding dress opportunity of the entire year—from both Fashion and Economy standpoints! Dresses that go SMARTEST SPRING STYLES—but in the NEWEST SPRING COLORS and of the most DESIRABLE SPRING MATERIALS! substantially on every one! Such a variety is hardly imaginable at this price — there are crisp taffeta and tulle evening frocks—flat crepe gettes! Misses’ 14 to 20, little women's 162 to 24}z, regular 36 to 46, and extra sizes 48 to 60. h | After-Christma The Annual After-Christmas Wonderful Groups Outstanding for In a Sale That Comes $1 2 That Has Made Records over and above our fondest expectations—for they are not only the Buy now your frocks for daytime, evening and sports wear—and save afternoon and street frocks—prints for all occasions—and smart geor- ‘Women’s and Misses’ Dress !hlIl—!fl;ll Floer Choose From Three Value and Quality Tt will take no super-fashion-wise and super-value-wise shopper to recog- nize these as supreme values. To the smallest detail—the fabrics are most desirable, the workmansp, the glori- ous assortment 'of furs, the choice colors—all make this an important selling! Misses’, regular, and extra sizes. Conts—Second Floor But Once a Year---A Sale to Compare With This! Stylish New Millinery The Very Types Sponsored for Mid-Season Wear By the Noted Parisian Designers—Offered Tomorrow at One Low Price *3.50 These hats alone are worth a trip down town! A gorgeous array of the latest in mid-Winter styles in the most approved materials and colors at an extremely low price! Hats for every type—and every purpose—in all sizes for Miss and Matron. Included are satins, felts, velours, metallics, vel- vets and silks—all authentic copies of successful Paris models! Smart Shoes for \ytime Millinery Shop—Second Floor Three Low-Priced Groups in the After-Christmas Sale %4.85 Results of a heavy' season’s selling—discon- tinued lines, broken assortments, broken size ranges and styles! Higher priced shoes to be sure—fashioned from the season’s most popular leathers! Evening slippers, too, of brocades and kid. $7.85 A group that will interest every thrift-wise fashionable in Washington—for in this group she will find just, the evening footwear she needs for the gay winter season. Also day- time models of alligator, suede, blue kid, patent and satin. Shoe Shop—Second Floor $10.85 These are going fast—and why shouldn’t they at this price? Genuine pythons, lizards, alligators, black and brown suede, silver and gold brocades, brocaded satins, patents and kids—all distinct and individually styled. Once-a-Year Clearance! Corsetlettes Brassieres Corsets . WERE $1.50 TO $6.50 $1.00 $1.49 $2.49 $3.49 Just note the fine makes represented ! Nemoflex, Nature’s Rival, Stylish Stout, K & C, and others! Back-lacing corsets, wrap-arounds, evening models with very low backs, girdles and brassieres—finely made of beautiful materials—offering style for every type figure! And ALL SIZES in one style or another! Corsets—Second Floor . Outstanding Specials for BABY DAY Infants’ Flannelette Gowns, Gertrudes 59c¢ Warm and soft little gar- ments. Gertrudes with feather-stitched hems. In- fants’ to two-year sizes. Cotton Stockings—of a fme quality, sizes 4 to 6'Z, in white and champagne colors. 25C Beacon Crib Blankets—t h e large 36x50-inch size; plain or bound; pink and blue block; floral or nursery designs— $1 and $3.50 ;—Zl:s%l:d or double $ 1 '00 Ventilated Rubber Pants— medium and large size, white or flesh—a special value at 25C Carter's Silk and Wool Union giris—sies 210 6. $1.95 Infants’ Dresses and Slips— made of nice quality batiste with hemstitching and tucks. 59c Warm Flannelette Pajamas— printed or striped patterns, trim- med with small s T Lo NN B-h.y Books — hand painted and illustrated—a particularly nice assortment— 59¢ to $3.50 Infants'—Fourth Floor