Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1929, Page 12

—— THE SUNDAY” STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, AUGUST 18, 1929 PART T. oy LANSBURGH & 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Select Your Coat in This Annual Sale Tomorrow ‘Women'’s, Misses’ and Junior Misses’ Coats are all to be displayed for your convenience on the Second Floor. While Children’s and Tots’ Coats are to be seen on the Fourth Floor. ! BRO 7th Street A Wonderful Window Display A fascinating parade of the new -Winter coats—the new styles—for tiny tots to ups—will appear in the Seventh Stres 'own - Wine dows, with cards explaining their details. Solve Your Own‘andt_}r’Your Family’s Winter Coat Problems NOW...Economically, Leisurely and Fashionably, Starting Tomorrow QOur Annual August oat Sales For Women—For Misses—For Junior Misses—For Girls—For Little Tots Economically, Because— First—the manufacturer, eager to impress buyers and secure as large orders as possible, uses the better lining silk, and the better cloths, and supervises the workmanship closely that no detail be neglected—so, in a large sense, the August coats are really 'sample coats. Likewise, furs are better for this reason, in the Spring there’s little demand for large fur pelts, so the manufacturer chooses from the late Winter catch of furry animals only the finest skins. Later, at the peak of the season—October or November—he takes what skins he can get—and they are seldom as beautiful as earlier selections. Knowing these facts, we can truthfully say there is a distinct economic advantage in buying your Winter coat in August! . Group 1—Women’s and Misses’ Coats One cannot cast even a cursory glance at these new coats without being impressed with their long, graceful lines subtly flared far below the hip to acquire the new 1929-30 silhouette. Soft suede-finished broadcloths—luxuriously furred with long silky manchurian wolf, muskrat, kit fox, badger, opossum, black and ombre caracul, skunk, pointed man- churian wolf, dyed civet cat and French beaver (dyed coney). Black, brown, tan, green and wine; sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 46; little women’s 35!, to 45'2 and extra sizes 42 to 462 Group 2—Coats That Subtly Flare The well dressed woman of today is so fashion-wise that she demands a hint of a flare deftly placed at the side, back, front, or all around—a magic transformation utterly de- pendent on the soft, supple broadcloths of 1929-30. Each coat a model of distinction— Leisurely, Because— It's August now, and there’s no freezing temperature, no cold, biting winds making it absolutely necessary to choose “any old coat, just so it's warm.” You can take plenty of time, spend more than one day trying on coats, discuss it with your friends—and finally make a leisurely, thoughtful selection, unhurried, undisturbed, and you will like this coat better than any coat you ever had, because you've taken the time to choose it deliberately, according to your individual needs. Added to the advantage of “leisurely- shopping,” there is the “leisurely paying™ opportunity. By buying now, and paying a little on it at a time, you will have your coat nearly paid for by the time the first cold days arrive. Fashionably, Becanse— There is no reason to wait till later in the season to de§ which coats are the smartest—what color is most fashionable— whether the flare has really arrived. The Lansburgh & Bre. Fashion Office did all that for you.. They furnished an accurate forecast of Winter Coat Fashions as early as June, and the coats offered for your selection’in the August Sale are fashion correct in every detail. For instance, they know that black will be the most popular shade, brown will be smartest, that straightlines will not give way entirely to the modified Princess silhouette, but nearly every coat will show an engaging flare of some sort. Therefore, any coat you buy in this advance sale will be stamped with Fashion’s approval. *58 Group 5—Junior Misses’ Furred Coats The new Fall and Winter 1929-30 silhouette with its alluring, clinging line—its hinted flare and its sumptuous fur trim—seems to have been designed especially for the modern Junior Miss who demands youthfulness and smartness! Broadcloths and the new flecked ostrich broadcloth with Paquin collars and deep cuffs of wolf, marmot, dyed baby lynx, ;)posxszum,l sre':l, flz;x and muskrat dyed to resemble mink. Black, brown, green and navy blue n sizes A Group 6—Tots’ Furred Chinchilla Coats Let it snow and blow—little ones will never feel the cold in these warm, cuddly nub and pilot weave Germania ehinchilla coats! Their soft French beaver collars fit snugly about the neck—and they're warmly lined with kasha-finished suede and have the guaran- t;;d klni:n:x sleeve lining. In French blue, green, snowberry red, navy and middy blue; sizes years. 58 wearing huge bolster and shawl collars and cuffs of badger, southern mink (muskrat), natural wolf, grey fox, Persian lamb, skunk, kit fox and black fox. Black, brown, green and tan in all sizes for misses and women. e 78 *08 538 12 Group 9—Girls’ Germania Chinchilla Coats isses” and . N There is nothing warmer or smarter for the e I young schocl-goer! Of regular nub or Pilot i Tou " Coms il SFIhe Siifich Toles who ased 1o face ne blasts of the sh Isles-who used to face the s oS LGl Dy of wintry seas)—masterly tailored with full saddle shoulders, large collars and stitched z cuffs; French. blue, navy, snowberry red, buff, . green and cocoa. Sizes 7 to 14. Group 7—Gi#ls’ Furred Chinchilla Coats Coats that can be worn for school or Sunday best. Beautifully tailored of pilot or nub weave Germania chinchilla with the very smart saddle shoulders, large buck beaver collars (dyed coney), and stitched cuffs. Serviceable, too, with kasha-finished suede linings and Rnealtex sleeve linings that are guaranteed to last the life of the coat. French blue, navy, snowberry red, buff, green #nd cocoa. Sizes 7 to 14. Group 8—Tots’ Germania Chinchillas Of the same sturdy chinchilla in the regular nub or pilot weaves. Tailored to our specification with comfortable saddle shoulders, kasha-finished suede linings, deep hems that can be “let out” and knealtex sleeve linings. In snowberry red, French blue, buff, green, navy and middy blue; sizes 1 to 6 years. 18 Group3—High-Style Coats Richly Furred These are the type coats in which rare furs sup%lement the perfecticn of] the fabrics! Masterpieces to say the least—showing the spiral cuffs after Lanvin—borders after Drecoll- Beer and high standing collars after Paquin. Typically 1929-30 models with a suggestion of a godet flare or fitted Princess line after Patou, . created into a flowing egtity- accent- uatding the birth of a new silhouette. Black, brown, tan and green—in s\z& for misses and women. $ 15 $ $ Group 4—Junior Misses’ Furred Coats Models designed especially for the Junior Miss—for in their lines there is an added gracefulness and studied simplicity that imparts the air of youthfulness! Of soft, but sturdy broadcloths, in black, cocoa brown, navy and green. Richly trimmed with pointed fox, manchurian wolf and French beaver (dyed coney) cleverly manipulated into standing pouch collars, long shawl collars, new spiral and deep cuffs. Sizes 13 to 19. Investigate Our Budget Plan The budget plan makes it as easy as possible by asking only a very small deposit at the time of purchase. The re- mainder may be ar- ranged to suit your income. We will gladly discuss with you the ways and means of our Budget Plan — you'll find it helpful. Model with low-placed The side-flare silhou- Modeled after Patou; A Junior Miss model A flattering model for Girls’ pilot-weave chin-: ~ A saddle ulder Tots’ single-breasted Warm pilot wreve flare is extremely youth- ette of black broadcloth double tiered with long of flecked ostrich broad- - the young Junmior, of chilla with soft Buck model for girl: ored il weave chinchilla, chinchilla in smart tai- ful for the woman, Huge trimmed with beautifully shawl collar and deep cloth with Paquin collar brown - broadeloth with Beaver (dyed comey), of pilot-weave chinchilla with Buck Baaver lored model for little . ’ black caracul collar and marked grey kit fox. cuffs of silky manchu- and cuffs of black wolf. . large bolster collar and collar and stitched cuffs. and lined with kasha. (dyed comey) collar; boys or girls. Close- ..$58 August Sale price..$78 i $58 Sale price....s....$58 cuffs of wolf.........$38 Sale price .........+.$18 finished suede...$14.95 = warmly lined ........$15 fitting_motch collar...$12 Woman's black broad- cloth, richly with fox, sh [