Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1930, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1930. LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 The Important Fashions For Spring New Coats e Blue Ribbon $25 Chopper Canaries $5.95 Usually §$10 and $12 A new shipment from Little Girls and Their Dolls Will Be Our Guests Tomorrow! Dolls’ Tea Party and Living Model Revue of the New Fashions PLACE, TOYTOWN, 4th FLOOR TIME, 2 TO 4 P.M. Before deciding on your Easter coat, see this complete selection at $25. Every new coat fashion is here! Coats with capes, diagonal closings, jabot collars of fur, narrow belts and fitted lines. Black, navy, oxford, w i green and tan. Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to e et ds, caclae ach one 50V5. a wonderful songster. Let Coat Shop—Second Fioor it sing your Easter greeting to a friend or shut-in. Jr. Misses’ Coats $16.50 Salted Such youthful models—with severe prin- CaSheW cess lines, high placed belts that tie and all sorts of flattering capes! Of soft new Nuts y lb A tweeds. tricovas, coverts and basket weaves —in navy, tangerine, green, tan, red and black. Slzes 13 to 19. 69C Misses’ Shop—Second Floor C»lal-mv, = m Over 700 little girls were our guests last year —and what a lovely tea party it was} We want all 700 of them to come again this year, and every other little girl from two to twelve years old. We're going to have a Fashion Show just like grown-ups have! Dress up your dolly in her best party frock—it's going to be a real party! You Are Invited! Delicious Cocoa and Cookies Will Be Served Toytown—Fourth Floor Specially Priced Serve them at your Sport Dresses e B ki S Bet Souh Tk $1 0 thus the Junmior chooses equally smart for sports this one for Spring, 1930. and general business g . wear. $10. What would we do without the Sport L frock? It's so business-like and - practical! This new group includes prints of every de- scription—tiny florals, pin dots and geomet- rics on rich dark grounds. And all with the new silhouette. Sizes 14 to 44. A very youthfinl coat for the woman. With nmovelty collars of the new lennu flat black fur. 28, Children’s Day With Its Usual Savings and Fashion News Red Fox V. Thias Eiatert Pirade eilli oot bl vt it ready Mothers are using Saturdays to get the young- SC arfs sters in readiness. Lansburgh’s Children’s Shops SPECIAL are completely ready to outfit every one from the. tiny tot-to the prepster! As usual, the prices are $ 1 5 consistently low! If you have always ’ i & longed for a lovely red fox fur — now is the time to getit! Only 19 in the lot and every one with beauti- ful markings, a long silky brush, and a natural-look- utstandmg Values In New Spring Hats $3.50 Hats that will make you look refreshingly young and Spring-like! To say noflam( of the way they will flatter you—for their new straws —petalines, viscas, toyas and lacy braids are as soft and as pllable . 4 as felt and can be manipulated into brims that do wonders for one's forated shoes! And with Spring's “first” face. And those indigpensable berets of grosgrain ribbon! Plenty dresses they will be worp in colors to match of black, navy, bcnge clair, brown, green, red and brown. Surely or contrast. Opera pumps—or smart one Dw-low- Plrl Garage, you will not miss seeing this group! straps — in _cocoa brown, Suanee brown, ".‘: s ‘:’h,:,'::' — R G 1 Larkspur blue, Dragon vert green, beach » t a ticket -ull b. flv':: tan, beige clair and satin mat kid. All sizes :":"__m_ .an o Spring Shoes Are Perforated and Gayly Colored ighead $7.50 Smart women here and abroad have ac- cepted with enthusiasm this vogue for per- Park Your Car All Day (Inside) For Only 25¢ Our patrons may drive their cars direct to the Two-tone green crepe frock with the The Well Dressed Man Wears. now in stock. them to all.day parking Shoe Shop—Second Floor privileges for 25c. cape collar used in ’- The Well Dressed Boy Wears: 2-Trouser Prep Suits SOCKS < Lacey tweed en- semble, with tam to match, and -lim tuck- in blouse; 2. Others without tams, of tweed or silver spray, 10 teo 14, $10.95. o B tical coat o bene tweed with stitched trimmings; size 14, tweed, twill or broad- cloth; 7 to 14, $10.05. 50c Plain socks with navelty cuffs, or socks $18.75 e i Suits that make a prepster feel and iy Rl look like a man! Snappy, two- e button coats, with broad shoulders; mannish vests and two pairs long trousers, with collegiate cuffs. Sturdy woolens that hold their shape! Sizes 14 to 20. Hoslery—Street Floor Boys’ Knick Men’s White Broad- y 5;;2,95c - : Th knicki ill inl; cloth Shirts i e A, dobiogly M GolliisanashsdvoriNeobbund cuff takes the place of the old strap and buckle arrangement. It's a much These are a very desirable grade of white broad- more comfortable way of holding up cloth, soft and lustrous, and they are certain to outlast socks—aimple. and quick! § Others others by many launderings! Pre-shrunk collar guaran- with buckles, in tweeds, cheviots and tees continuous fit! Sizes 13 to 18. One of the famous Lansburgh’s Fitswell shoes — patent leather two strap, on combina- tion last. Pair, $5. Ju Th lati il , 4 blue coat makes a very s § smart brother and 4 sister outfit; others of crochet lace; size 3. tweed, serge, Lymans- Others of plain and £ villo chvm. 2 to 6. flowered vdlq 2t 6. $5.95. $1.96. Springlike Topcoats $28.50 " Light weight, ungle- + “breasted topcoats, hand tai- lored throughout! Tweeds in black and white mixtures, theather effects and sturdy cheviot; sizes 34 to 42. - Men's Clothing—Street Floor One-strap Fitzwell shoe of patent leather; 834 to 11, pair, $4.50; 113 to 2, pair, $8. irls’ Spring Hats & i S5 New lacey straws, and any mumber of fancy straws — poke, brimmed or off-the- face styles. serge; sizes 7 to 18. S et ke 30 Polo Shirts With Hose to Match—a Big Value for $2.95 Great to wear with knick- Pastel Broadcloth Shirts Are Very New for Boys, $1 Striped Nainsook Mogodores Union Suits Three shades are offered to 79C 79C give & splendid contrast with sr—the leng-slaered Pale any suit—gree: ta d ol n jacquard weave on .‘::bl'c:i'e -. :' l. :.l :“ 3 -;::.’. rl... ’-.‘iu. Hul;':- N.M..v?th :ilht u"l x‘d":- llr.-::d-x hose ot ~—tmped armholes, bar long-pointed - :::::;., :’I::' ,' Wi ” " tacking and double Boys' Wear Shop—Street Floor od or conservativ ipn erotch; 34 to 46, » Men's Wenr Bhop-wireet Floos . Jr. Misses’ patent Schwartzenbach and leather one-strap, with Huber ties in new Sprin 23 to 7, pair, $6.50, Girls’ Wear—Fourth Fioor cnlu‘-.-.-.';‘s’u Shep -