Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1929, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ! LANSBURGH & BRO Retiring Ambassador Phillips to 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 Visit Egypt. . €, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1929. Yankee Police - Give Shelter to Lee Campaigner| , FLYER TRIUMPH OVER DENSE FOG Britain’s New Dirigible Com- pletes Her Longest Trip Despite Obstacles. \WA, Ontario, November 19 (#). _iiam Phillips,” retiring _ United States Minister to Canada, 84-Year-0ld Civil and In- ‘;sg;,rd,;gy‘:":ol‘°.;:‘n}:g§‘. i‘fl“uh'l’; e . . ) to their home Bostol dian War Veteran Finds |3, Shitipe 1 dareas in - l}:lpsbellsl g‘uhI:lll: Md‘;elld.in . . Canada Wi on nksgiving day Fighting Is Harder. ksgi before the American Women's Club of Toronto. [ANsBURGH&BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, November 19.—Frank Mc- e g at the lxe of u has found me\ SO Moeiaied Pi: fl‘ H ,oulht O the Confederate army, | CARDINGTON, England, November hite-bearded veteran of the Army 19.—Despite a fog blanket that covered 5 later he was &an all the Midlands and southern section ian sc Fighting marked the of the British Isles, delayed railway|Mmost active Y!“! o oW he iraffic and held ships in port, Britain's s | great new rigible yesterd: in 3 completed. her longest Tieht soos ner| I Jenkee Ciicaga he who fought Smart Traveler onsiders Her "' Thanksgiving ) Der mooring mast Sunday morning witl technical expe: Teerdy Sooard the iy “.‘1' od o day eu'.;gv polere. seeking permanent Newcastle in Northern England an For quite a spell the old man, born then, by way of Edinburgh and ?ln'-;: in the Kemucxy mountains, has been | ast in Northern dlf“ “just going around,” as he put it, “try- o} " Hard enough Isl T 3 ! \ 5 ’ ; ¢ bY | with bee lnd hunted Indians with Buf- . falo BIlL ~ - < # But_the Yankee policemen of the ;. f .| town in which Lincoln was nominated £ G. H. Sco b1 whs entngsiastic. Over the rec| "Ll tase care of Frank McCo. Ak . s t sults, ' He said that the airship had n}nleracnlneld an ll‘-:,e"" %ruuuz sp:‘e'd of miles per hour ant Suit 35,000 dams 1 factory turning trials during the Mg | yieged Lb syl o ,ngfl;'f; "’}; District Supreme Court by i, ot et 034 10 0% NAME CONVENTION CITY, |z Eeneel comeacion o 5 805 Contractor Seeks Damages. Wardrobe "FOR THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS Newton place. The contractor says he ATLANTA, Ga., November 19 (#).—|has sustained serious loss as the re- Colorado Sprinn Colo., yesterday was|ult of statements reflecting on his competency said to have been made by the defendant in the presence of a num- ber of persons July 22 last. Attorney George E. McNeil appears for the pl-mum Going home—even for a Thanksgiving week end——means new clothes—especially if you have a fashion reputation to uphold! Lansburgh'’s believe in clothes to suit the occasion, and their travel apparel 1s unobtrusive, but unquestionably smart. - Let your going home trip start at Lansburgh'’s for correct apparel and your home- going will be a fashion success. 70-in. Irish {u':Zn B:lmask $1 39 Lovely linen damask, with a soft lustrous finish that does not | disappear with laundering. A higher priced damask reduced for f{| the holidays! Table Cloths $3 '95 Special purchase of cloths, hemmed and ready tor use; silver for bleached or pure white. 60-in. Linen The fitted silhouette in black wool crepe, with a wealth of detail—pleats, scalloping, buttons and tucked satin vestee, $16.50. Sports Shop--Second Floor A Chanel copy brown jersey frock just perfect tuveh’ng. $16.50. Others in ]ncquard and di- agonal tweeds, sizes 14 to $ 2 ‘5 9 o |n?ul 9.--—6«--! Floor Embroidered A Pinehurst Hat Fits As Smartly As a Glove Because They Come in Thirteen Head Sizes $7.50 The experienced traveler chooses a Pinehurst in exactly her head size, and it fits as smartly as if it had been made right on her head!. French felt and fur felt in all the new shades and off-the- face lines. Millinery Shop—Second Floor S-pc. Italian Bridge Sets Regularly $2.95! in the popular Italian stitches— cloth and four napkins. 54-in. Linen $ Crash Cloths 1 00 durable crash, with at- , tractive colored borders: just the =! | right size for luncheons! Linen Crash Toweling, yd., 29C Irish linen crash, for making tea towels; very absorbent; col- ored borders. Linens—Third Fleor An Amusing Toy A Pup That Plays a Tune When You Twist His Tail $1 D is for Dog—so pink and pale, and he plays a tune when you twist his tail! Pink or blue plush and felt, with a knowing glassy eyel Special for one day only! Toytewn—Fourth Fioor Junior Misses’ Jersey Dresses $3.89 Belted tailored mod- els, for school and sports; blue, brown, tan, orey, red and green; sizes 13.to 19. Jr. Misses—Second Floor Run-Check Hose in a Complete Color Range, $1.95 Critical eyes follow the traveler, wherever she goes. She can- not afford to wear anything but lovely hose—preferably full fash- ioned: Run Checks, in-a sheer chiffon weight with turrette tops, or an all silk service weight with lisle topes and soles; 815 to 1014, All the new darker shades! Hoslery—Street Floor T A AT # 63 A g < A A VAR R SIS .. & - LANSBURGH &BRo 7th, 8th and E Sts.—National 9800 LANSBURGH & BRO ¥th, 8th and E 8ts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 An easy fitting, novelty brown tweed with rac- coon collar, $45. Others The ideal travel coat— light, warm, and impervi- ous to dust; a diamond patterned slate blue in fleecy finished fabrics tweed, collared in grey do double service—for wolf, $45. travel—for sports, $45. Coat Shop—Setond Floor Coat Shop—Secand Floor Smart New Silk Blouses, Special $3.95 A frilly blouse for dining en route. Satin and silk crepe, with Vionnet and Chanel necklines, in the latest colors; sizes 34 to 40. Spert Shop—Second Floor Fine Silks and Velvets In a Great Underpriced Sale! Silks in the newest weaves—the smartest colors, and, of course, every yard is a high-grade quality, for these silks were bought at enormous concessions! Clothes for yourself and family, gifts to be made, just think of all the glorious things you can make from these lovely silks! Choice of These Four Smart Silks Flat Crepe in 45 Colors Fall Prints in 35 Designs ,55 Radium Prints in 15 Patterns YARD Satin Crepe in Smart Colors The Smart Travel Shoes are Plainly Tailored, $7.50 The Prince of Wales tie (sketched) has a satisfying sim- plicity. Black suede and black kid combination. Another cor- rect travel shoe is the trimmed opera pump in black or brown suede, $7.50. Shoe Shep—Secend Floer ‘'The 18-Inch Fltted Case Is Practical $10.95 Black or brown Du Pont case, lined and fitted with toilet articles $7.50 Silk-Back Trans- $6 Allsilk Black $2 9 5 parent Velvet, 40 inches $4 9 5 Chiffon Velvet. . wide. $5.95 Imported Brocade Velvet, for making the smart Flecked brown frisca $2.45 for the junior miss, $10. Then Other going-home frocks jacket, Going home by motor? choose this lapin . 30 inches long, $6 to S10 lmporud Metsal Brocades; hostess gown or pajama ensemble. %.$3.95 inches wide. $695 Printed Trans- parent Velvet. $1.98 Fall Prints, in $2.95 Silks—Third Floor interesting and colorful $1 29 new patterns. of covert, tweed and flat crepe, with smart trim- ming details, $10. Junier Misses—Secon: d Floor with the youthful johnny collar, $115. Other fur coats for travel, $195. Fur Shop—Second Fleer in maise, green and rose composi- tion pearl on amber. Others, un: fitted, -at $4.95. Lugsare—Sireet Floor