Evening Star Newspaper, February 6, 1929, Page 20

B AT 3pis Y Ly 38 THE. EVENING LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Men’s Fancy Pajamas Would Ordinarily Sell for $2.50 *1.95 Striped and figured as a man likes them—carefully stitched to give lasting service. Of fine soft broadcloth, in ground tones of blue, tan and helio. Frog-trim- med button-front styles with col- lared or round necks. Sizes A, B, CandD. Men’s Aldine Broadcloth Union Suits, 34 to 50, $1 Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 @ Yourself With Smartness Paris says—*‘get into print” —but be sure to choose the de- sign and color that expresses “you”! Here. a collection of newcomers for Spring 1929, every pattern boasting its own fashion-wise background, his- torical or modern! Mallinson’s Silk Prints Early American, State Flowers, Tone in Tone and Carnival, on pussy willow or vagabond crepe, $4.50. Dotted Silk Prints Truhu crepe de chine be- comes indispensable when it breaks into the -fashionable size dot—in every color. $2.98. I Ensemble Silk Prints Georgette and flat crepe, in the same delightful pat- terns—one for the frock, the other the coat — $2 and $2.50 Special Selling New Silk Prints 50 Springlike Patterns $1.39 Flat crepe or georgette, the fashionable polka dot, the softly shaded shadow print, the studied block pattern, the gay Spring- like floral design, the modernized angle, or the tiny all-over conventional design. Printed Flat Crepe, $1.95 Yd. Printed Chiffons, $2 to $3.50 Printed Flat Crepes, $2.98 Silk Department—Third Floor STAR, WASHINGTON, 7th, 8th and E Sts.—Franklin 7400 For the 4th Day of Kitchen Week The slogan of the modern housekeeper, alert to efficiency and convenience, is “plug in”"— whether for a hurried breakfast, for Sunday night waffles, or the weekly ironing. Universal Percolator $9.75 Makes steaming, . fragrant coffee right at the table. 5, 6 and 9 cup sizes. Universal Percolator $12.75 Masterpieces in design and quality. Nickel-plated brass; 5 to 9 cup sizes: Electric Waffle Iron $5 The means to many a successful supper party! Ele- ment top and bottom. The Traveler Electric Iron $1 Just 274 Ibs.— small enough to tuck into your grip when traveling! 6-1b. Size Electric Iron $1.95 Of shiny nickel- plated steel with guaranteed heating element. Electric Toaster $2.39 For serving toast crisp and piping hot! Toaster nickel plated. Electric Curling Iron 79c¢ Nickel - plated steel, ebonized handle and 6 feet cord. Very special. Two-Burner Electric Stove $4.95 Black steel frame stove, with a switch for each burner. Very special! Electric Table Stove $7.95 It toasts, roasts, boils, broils or frys. With all pans needed. Nickel plated. Electric Heater $1 Copper reflector with wire guard. Complete with 6-ft. cord. Electric Appliances—Sixth Floor D. T, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1929. LANSBURGH &BRoO LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 Gage Spring Hats In a Special Selling" $3.85 Gage, too, seeks the new—and presents the smart tricone hat of beige hemp interestingly trimmed with brown felt appliques; the pedaline turban with its felt trim sweeping down over one ear, and the youthful off-the-face model with its clever insert of bakou cloth taking the leaf shape of its turned- back brim. Hats that subtly suggest the coming of the brighter season. Millinery Shop—Second Floor An Unusually Timely Event! Daytime Frocks 89c Kimono Sleeves Set-in Sleeves Basque Styles Straight Lines ' Round Necks Square Necks Vee Necks There’s a style for every wom- an, a style to make her appear her most attractive self at any hour of her busy day. Printed cottons, and printed linene, trim- med with crisp organdie and dimity, pique and contrasting materials, sizes 36 to 52. And a price that’s almost unbelievable for such excellent workmanship! Home Frocks—Third Floor . Baby Day Special Infants’ Crepe de Chine Coats, Special, $5.95 Sample coats of excellent quality and make. Hand-smocked and em- broidered. Sizes I, 2 and 3. Infants’ Handmade Dresses, $1 Hundreds of stitches make these wee dresses very lovely. Long or short styles, with collars or without. Beatti- fully embroidered and tucked. Special! Novelty Fabric Glove . ” Plain or Lace-Trimmed Dresses. and 79(: Gertrudes 45¢ each Of imported Saxony - Hand-crochet Sacques, trimmed in fabric, expertly cut and pink or blue . carefully made. Fancy 27x27-Inch Flannelette Bird's-eye Dia- flare cuff styles, embroid- . pers; dozen $1.29 ered in contrasting silks, plain tailored pull-ons and pull-ons with elastic wrist bands. In mode, stone, French grey, beaver, sable brown and cinna— sizes 515 to 7V5. Gloves—Street Floor Infants’ Flennelette Gowns, Kimonos or Gertrudes Nursery or Floral Design Blankets, spe- 3~ cial $1.00 Flesh or White Rubber Sheets, good quality at 45¢ White or Flesh Color Rubber Pants, ventilated . .. 19 Infants’ Wear Shop—Fourth Floor