Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1929, Page 34

Daytime frock Informal Sunday ‘Tan crepe after- with unusual night frock in noon frock of . black chiffen. elaborate detail $16.50. $16.50. Dress Fashions —for evening wear —for daytime wear —for informal afternoon $16.50 The salient fact about the new dress fashions is the very strict line being drawn between formal and informal occasions—between street, afternoon and evening wear. Avoid any mistakes by choosing from this group of specialized fashions. Satin, crepe, chiffon—for daytime—satin, crepe, taffeta and moire ~—for evening—taffétas and georgettes for Sunday nights. For misses 14 to 20, Misses’ Dress Shop—Second Floor Chanel Creates The Knitted Tweed Frock And Lansburgh’s Reproduce It Perfectly at $10 Chanel has been partial to knitted fabrics for several sea- sons—and now when knitted tweeds are so popular, you nat- urally expect expect a Gabrielle Chanel creation to be the out- standing sports mode---and here itis! Sketched left: Its lines show the revolution that has taken place in sports- wear—flared skirts, moulded hip line, and applique bows that do their best to look tai- lored, but are a bit feminine! Tan, green, and red tweed mix- tures—14 to 20. Sports Shep—Second Fioor The Jr. Miss Dress Mode Is Varied It didn’t take us long to learn that the modern Miss is a very dynamic, self-conscious person to whom clothes are a thrill! That accounts for our large and varied selection of frocks at this price! Flat crepes, chiffons and tweeds—with the newest lines—and in the newest high colors. Sizes 13 to 19. Tropic red flat crepe with. slightly raised waistline. $10. Junior Misses’ Dresses—Second Floor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 1929. LANSBURGH & BRO .)u : N % Bright Colored Hats Are Fashionable Now %5 because they umply can't help doing things to one’s complean— to one’s eyes—to one’s hair! And what a gay contrast to one’s Winter coat! In styles as smart as their new names! LDRIFYING THE CHRISTMAS GIFT A Gift Tie Event.. Featuring Thousands of High-Class Ties At Prices Consistent With Reliable Quality It’s gift tie-buying time now—for selection is at its best; for there’s now time for more leisurely shop- ‘ping; for in these four price groups are the finest ex- amples of tie craftsmanship—unquestionably it is gift tie-buying time. y $1.95 Every one is tailored by hand—and silk lined! Every one of a fine domestic or im- ported silk—in stripes, dots, figures and brocades that dis- tinguish them as ties of taste! $1.35 Brocades in all the new- est patterns, plain colored Baratheas. Persians and moires in fashionable stripes and figures. Every one hand tailored and silk lined. 3 Ties, $4 51 Hand tailored of fine, heavy silk, in floral, striped, dotted and figured patterns that are unmistakably 1930! Every tie silk lined! A won- derful selection at $1. Start checking off the men folks on your list right here! Fine Schwarzenback and Huber mogadores, Dar- brook moires and other fine material! Stripes, figures and brocades—what a selection. Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor Gift Scarfs Of Chiffon or Crepe $2.95 For under her fur coat gay colored triangles and dashing long scarfs for wear- ing cravat fashion—for eve- ning scarfs of foamy chiffon in soft pastel tints! Seatfe—Street Floor Here’s what we call them, butter yellow, lavender, Bamboo green, rose mist, pie crust, tropic red, hacienda and beige clair. brown; felts, satins, velvets and metallics. Millinery Shep—Second Fioer Coats With the New Dressmaker Detail Misses’ Sizes Featured $39.75 Coats that are newer looking— coats that are finished with greater attention to detail—coats copied from French originals, showing the new silhouette, dressmaker details and an extravagant use of fur! In short, I coats that are outstanding values at i $39.751 Twill broadcloths in brown, black or tan. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Conts—Second Fioor Youthful Coats for Junior Misses $39.75 Youthful versions' of the new sil- houette—for dress of soft broadcloths with huge collars and cuffs of mink- dyed marmink, wolf, skunk and lapin. For sports of rugged tweeds with wolf or French beaver collars. Red, brown, tan, green and black. Sizes 13 to 19. Sketched: Youthful model with low placéd’ ‘flare, luxuriously trimmed with Mluludnn wolf. $39.75. r Misses' Coats—Second Fleer Also fashionable black and 20 Smart New Models in This Group Footwear At One Low Price $5.95 Twenty new footwear fashions that will help you complete your holiday en- sembles! Straps, step-in pumps and ties with novelty bows, contrasting. leather trims and long slender lines. Patent leather, black or brown suede, black or brown kid and black or brown reptile calf; all sizes! Suede, kid, or pat- Black or brown ent with contrasting lizard calf vamp with leather trim. $535. suede quarter. $5.95. Shoe Department—Second Flsor Gift Hankies Are Boxed Ready to Carry Merry Christmas Greetings 50c $1 $1.50 When in doubt give handkerchiefs—but choose them as carefully as you would rare jewels! These, for every fastidious woman on your list, of fine linen or Swiss, in white or pastel shades, with handsomely embroidered corners. Attractively boxed in threes. Handkerchiefs—Street Fioor A Pre-Christmas Feature 600 Smart New Envelope Bags Choice $ 1 Tomorrow Py - . An unusual event bringing the outstanding bag values of the season just when you need them for completing Winter costumes—for gift buying! Tai- lored styles of goat, lizard grain and calf—and “dressy” styles of soft suede and shoe calf. Top and back strap models with novelty closings and neat clasps! Every wanted color and black! Handbags—Street Floor For Gift Giving—for Personal Use 1,000 Pairs New Kid Gloves $3 These are gloves you will enjoy giving to your dearest friend—as well as wearing yourself! Dozens of smart styles for dress and tailleur wear—of soft pliable kid with novelty turn-back cuffs appliqued and embroidered in the smart 1929 manner! In the new tones of beige, mode, beaver and brown and the ever-fashionable black with white trim. Sizes 5% to 7%. Gloves—Sireet Floor