Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1930, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBEfi 14, 1930. T oI 7th, 8th and E Sts. N.W. NAtional 9800 Every bit of merchandise in this sale is NEW for Fall and Winter mmt Store are ready to partmpate. It mll Y. you handsomely to shop in this great sale. We have taken full advantage of un- usual market conditions to provide values worthy of your consideration. «‘rk to make thzs 70th Annwersary the talk of Washmgton. : In some departments, unrestricted choice of entire regular stock offered at savings of 15 and 20 per cent. | EVéry person who shops here tom will “quickly appreciate the extraordinary zmportance : of this great store-wide sale. TOMORROW Courtesy Day — To One of Our Greatest Value Festivals; One of Our Most Extensive and Important Merchandising Events of the Year. When you join the busy throngs at Lansburgh’s tomor- row you will join us in our enthusiasm for the 70th Anniver- sary values. Unusual market conditions have made it possible for us to gather together values of greater significance than it has been ,our privilege to offer in many years. And because we want you to have your own good share of the savings, we are inviting you to shop tomorrow—~Courtesy Day. Come ex- pecting to find the unusual in fashion-right mer- chandise, of the usual Lansburgh quality—in vast assortments—at startlingly low prices. An event planned in appreciation of the steadily increasing confidence Washmgtonlans and people all over the world have seen fit to place in our or- ganization; a confidence which we shall always strive to merit. K President. LANSBURGH'’S 70th ANNIVERSARY