Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1930, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, "R!DAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1930. At Lansburgh’s Tomorrow! B A Timely Spring Sale ,}.fififigfigflmfigfig ‘* of New Hat Fashlons _ Chlldren s Day, ! 5, ; Featuring the New Cut | : 7 Away Backs, the Smart | : With Its Weekly Thrift and g | Fashion News for Parents Poke Effects and Flatter- Natuble I’nce Concessions Emblv Us to Offer A Sample Lme@f Tots’ ¢ _ew Spring ”Coats:‘ One of a Kind Modd:t at The Special Low Price $6.95 The making season is ‘months ahead of the wearing season—so the. manu- facturer no_longer needs: these sanpl But your little girl will soon h;ve torhave a smart Spring coat. How nice that'§o can get it for her at such & sa CLIP! CLIP! CLIP! Lansburgh’s Sponsors Initialed Clips Add a brilliant touch to your wew Spring hat with ‘a smart initial clip. Baku—Felt Combinations— Ballibuntal — Visca — Hair 36.95 $7.50 to $10.00 Values! Are you looking for a Spring hat that is rully smart, yet becoming? One with that ‘expensive” look? Or of a new Spring straw? See these! A special purchase of hats that sell regularly for a great deal more—including copies of the successful creations shown at recent Spring openings. Of baku, ballibuntal and felt, pana- malaque cloth, porte bonheur cloth, visca and hair—flattering shapes with brims—in black; navy, green, blue, beige and other smart shades. oor. Millinery Shop—Second Fi Clip your jeweled ini. tial any place it happens to fit—from the shoulder of your evening gown to the lapel of your tailored suit. Two styles! Give your mew handbag a persomal touch by putfing ome on the flap. Other Jeweled Clips, S0c And if you wish And for eveming to be u:uduqu there is mo smarter smart and place for the mitial tive wear ow ' clip than half way clipped om your down or on the swit lapel or your very V of your de- enff. colletage. Jewelry—Street Floor $29.75 A fox scarf adds a hundred dol- lars to the appearance of Spring en- . sembles—yet it need cost very little! k. Handsome skins, in pointed, red and brown. And need we add—surpris- \ing values at this low price? Fur Shop—Second Floor Cape Coats - "Attached Silk Mannish Coats Princess Lines Raglan Shoulders Belted With Suede These advance models offer a widn':ht of fabrics—costly serge, fine broadelof imported tweeds, twill, cheviot, and covert! Exceptionally well made (like all showroom samples!). Multicolor tweeds, tan, rose, lue, copen, and navy. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Tots’ Wear Shop—Fourth Floor, ';' skt sket” weave fabric, $6.95, Sport Oxfords as Peppy . ; as the Miss Who Wears Them Prints Rlfle the $5 Sports Mode sl < e And No Wonder When weight crepe rubber soles. Tan Style Details Include Jacket Ensembles and Short Sleeves ostrich calf and beige elk—a smart combination. Another model has the fringed Kiltie tongue—never offered on a: shoe at this low price. Shoe Shop—Second Filoor ' Circus balloons! Star borders! Dewy-looking flowers! Gay patterns like these make women look so young and fresh! And the. styles are as smart as the prints. Youthful boleros, capes, which are the theme song of Spring fashions, short sleeves and two-piece ensembles! Frill and petal collars of white crepe give a business air to many of these new frocks. Sizes are un- usually complete—14 to 44. Sketched: Nile green crepe, pin dotted in white; border trimming of star print, $10 Sport Shep—Second Floor IncludeS° A New Silhouette Frock Little girls know: their fashions these days as well as Mother! That's why they adore these new frocks with short puff sleeves, fittd waistlines and long..:: _zv flaring skirts. * t prints and heavy : flat crepes. 7 to 14 years. $5.95. Others $7.95 and $10.95. A Soft Fabric Coat Soft tweeds, covert, poiret twill and basket weave coats, made with smart collars and cuffs and lovely belts; tan, blue, red, green and mixtures. Sizes 7 to 14, $10.95. Others at $15. Girls’ Wear Shop—Fourth Floor Put a Look of Spring Into Your Wardrobe With a Bright Gay Print 310 Youthful, colorful prints— so smart and practical you will wear them throughout the Spring. Styled to please the Junior, with short sleeves, capes, jackets, boleros and bows. On flat crepe or chif- fon. Sizes 13 to 19. Girls’ Off the Face Hats Classic poke bonnets rival the ofl~thc-hu hats for little misses—both are featured in these new Spring hnts! Leghorn, milan lnd novelty straws. $1.9. Others at $2.! Ol and $3.98 Girls’ Wear Shop—Fourth Fleor Children’s Bags Are Smart as Grown Ups Fat little pouches with shell tops, flat envelopes to tuck under the arm, top and back strap bags, in bright leathers. tapestries and printed silks. Very low priced! - 50c to $1.95, Leather Goods—Street Floor Sports Skirts and Sweater Costumes, Complete, $5.90 The Sweaters, $2.95 The Skirts, $2.95 School girls are buying Flared, gored and pleated three at a time! Lacey skirts in light colored knitted sweaters in two and tweeds and flannels in all three tone combinations— shades to exactly tone in beige, coral and brown be- with the new sweaters. ing popular. Sizes 34 to 40. Sizes 26 to 32. Sport Shop—Second Floor 1 and 3 Socks For Boys and Girls Rayon and lisle and all lisle socks, in bright patterns and all-over designs for Spring. Fancy cuff tops. Tan, blue, grey, brown and black and white. Sizes 6 to 11, pr., 50c. Hoslery—Street Floor And to Top It Off A Pastel Colored 26 New Spring Models! Smart Shoes In Combination Leathers %7.50 It's Spring under foot, for the first of the new Spring shoes are in to wear with the first new Spring frocks! Classic opera pumps, step-ins, one-eyelet ties and Long Trouser Prep Suits Boast New Color Effects—2 Pr. Pants $18.75 New prep suits, in the new Sprmg colors, have lmved Compacts With Cake Powder or Sifter Style Originally $1 to $2 Classic opera pump of al- mora brown kid with per- forated blonde kid lrlm.‘ 4 $16.50 Never have we seen such values! There are coverts, basket weaves, for Easter selection! “The best in town for the money" say young men of high school age when they see them! Tweeds, wales, cheviots and herringbones—in hght tans, sharkskin and silver spray tweeds —beautifully made with new fitted lines, capes and narrow belts. And to insure their perfect fit, their silk linings are cut with th , navy, beige, pas- tels and bllck Blsu 13 to 19. Juniar Misses' Shop—Second Floor. 49c A compact to carry in !he evenln —silver or gold , with raised designs —nnd the famous Norida Powder delicately scented, mmrelle or rachelle them for rizes— straps—of patent leath- er, mat kid, pin seal calf, satin and beige, brown, blue and green kid— trimmed in many in- stances with genuine water snake or a con- Smart one-strap of a rich ’m‘—"“’ bfldxe P trasting leather. All r"’""f I:"d .‘"“‘ Fhigi and or, peruonll use! 1 rim of two-tone sil 5 Goods—8ireet Floor. sizes from 3%; to 8. $7.50 . Shoe Shop—Second Floor. - LANSBURGH. & 8th and E Su.-FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—-N-uotd 9800 greys and navy. Mannishly tailored and with 2 pairs long trousers. Sizes 14 to 20. Broadcloth Shirts for Prep Schoolers $1 Boys have preference for these—because they have . the long pointed collars and . are well tailored. - White or fancies on light and dark grounds. 127 to 144, Imported Covert Flapper Suits $1.95 Only a limited quantity! Bmlt for strenuous play, with doubly seams . and . reinforcements -at . plleat of strain. . In blue, gréen and hulher Siu4!o‘|0 gy Beys' Wear Shop—Street 'lufr