Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1930, Page 29

THE EVENING STAR, LANSBURGH & BRO 7th, 8th and E Sts.—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—National 9800 WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1930. Fine Gauge Chiffon Silk Hose A Sale! 5 A Sale! FULL- FASHIOVPD PICOT-TOPS FRENCH HEELS l STEP-UP TOE GUARDS It's no wonder the whole store is raving about these stockings! We've never seen anything like them for a dollar before. They're all silk chiffon with double silk tops and silk soles. ILike expensive silk fitockmgc they are sheer and clear with not a streak in a hundred boxes (and we're still go- ing through them)! ILook ahead—stock up for yourself—and prepare Christmas gifts! Sizes 85 to 10. In the Newest of Autumn Colors Rosador Naive Duskee Blonddore Museadine Crystal Beige Sunbask Rendezvous Mosiery—Sireet Floor Marcel Rochas must have been thinking of Robin Hood when he designed this very clever two-tomed jerkin af- s $10.75 You must have at least one tunic dress for campus wear this year. We suggest this one of two-tone jersey . $10.75 Lansburgh’s Sport Shop on the Second Floor Presents 1f a Junior had nothing else but a dictionary she’d want this tunic frock of brown ::‘.:i."‘t:;::, $10.75 Because of its flai light fur and its fitted this coat has passe " and will be ntn ::'m:ll.l the smart $25 The Junior Misses’ Shop for School-Bound Fashions Two Perfect Outfits to Wear Back to School or College No smart co-ed would think of going back to school without one or the other of these dresses—but at this price we wager she’ll have both of them! Size 14 to 20. $10.75 Svort Shop—Second Floor Here Are the Dress and Coat They Are Wearing Don't run any chances—upper classmen are too severe—if you are in doubt as to A Timely Sale! : : Imported Slip-on Paris Copies Come to 2 P the Millinery Shop Kid Gloves $5 $1.95 2,400 pairs nf the popular glove every- body’s ‘wearing—now at a price that permits a pair for every outht! Of soft-finished kidskin, overseam stitching and plain tops. In black, brown, beaver, mode, blue, grey and black with white. Gloves—8tireet Floor We hear a lot nowadays about Paris and her hats—but isn't it a relief (to your pocketbook) what is smart for school, come and see this to know that you can buy one for $5.00? These new dress and coat in our Junior Misses’ are copied with the perfection of line and detail Shop! that marks the originals! Of felt, soleil, antelope, or velvet with brims that roll back to show your curls or hairline! There's black and colors to go with every Fall outfit! Millinery—§econd Floor . Other Dresses. .$16.50 . Other Coats. ...$39.75 Junior Misses’ Shop—Seeond Floor Five Dainty Garments All in One—the New Scanties The College Man P‘fefers: Colorful Shirts of Madras or Broadcloth With 2 Laundered Collars-to-Match or Collar-Attached $2.50 Collegiate shirts in keeping with the standards of good taste everywhere— neat stripes, jacquard figures, white or All new Fall pat- terns, made up into good-looking, long- wearing shirts; sizes 14 to 17. Fashion Accessories That Count— Suede Is the Leather for Daytime Wear $7 50 : " . . . Forget about &7 o a vest . . . throw away your bras- Because shoes must be inconspicuous W siere...she in the Fall costume—a part of the whole, your chemise . . . and not something extra-—dull suede has Scanties are all of no rival for daytime shoes! Straps, 5 them rolled in one pumps, ties—all appear in suede! One 7 compact garment! black pair and one brown pair and you have a shoe for every costume. ...The model sketched is bone- less brocade with glove silk brassiere A Living Model in thin bands of dull mat kid, $7.50. Will Wear Scaties and crepe de chine Tomorrow in the pantie, $7.50. . Black suede one-strap, trimmed with Corset Shop—T hird pnlenl leather and grey tweed calf, $7.50. Floor erset Shop . Brown suede one-strap, trimmed in brown kid and tan tweed calf, $7.50. . . Black suede four-eyelet tie, trimmed pale pastel colors! Bhoe Shop—Second Floor A Sale of 3-Row Pearls’ $1.00 Value 69c If one-row pearls® are smart, three rows are trebly so! Inde- structible, creamy > e lustre; fancy filigree Squarish brown suede bag with oddly shaped oS clasp. 16, 18 an flap and a beautiful marcasite ornament, 95. 1 20 mich leng!}u *Imitation. Jewelry—Street Floor Leather or Fabric Bags— Which Shall It Be? 7 — That Depends Upon the Costume You Choose Hand Tailored Ties, $1.50 Choose your tie as carefully as your fraternity! These are well-known makes, in colorful stripes or figures, in blue, tan, green and red. Don’t be disturbed if you're torn between 3 a rich suede antelope, a tailored calf bag and a beautiful tapestry. ”)r\ are so mexpcnsi\‘e]y priced you can afford several!l Bulky bags would be a fashion mistake with the smooth outlines of the mode—choose one that’s flat, and thin, preferably square! Collegiate Striped Pajamas $2.50 In the dorm, stripes run wild! Col- legiate pajamas like these are of fine quality broadcloths, in slip-over or coat styles; sizes A, B, C and D. Men's Wear Shop—Street Floor . Don't you love this top-handled bag of heavy hpo-lry? The colors are just dull enough, $2.95. Handbags—Street Floor