Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1930, Page 38

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930. ¥ LANSBURGH'S 70th ANNIVERSARY Colonial Radio Without Phonograph Combination An Outstanding Radio Value The New 1931 Colonial Screen Grid Radio With Phonograph Combination Seven-Tube Triple Screen Grid! Dynamic Speaker Built In a Handsome French Door Cabinet as Illustrated 10 There’s never been a combination like this in the city of Wash- ington at such a price! In one beautiful cabinet, we offer one of the finest tadio sets made, PLUS a phonograph arrangement for any record, PLUS a record compartment at the bottom. Triple value, ‘triple usefulness . . . fot less than you can usually buy a radio set alone! Equipped with CHAMPION Tubes, Guaranteed by Lansburgh’s and the maker for six months! And that’s only a few of the good features! The chassis is com- pletely shielded. The cabinet of walnut veneer, beautifully finished edly new and different. with a modern elegance. The power plant is built for extra heavy 2 duty . . . to deliver a constant, dependable current supply! Most When You. Tire of . Famous Cutting important of all . . . the Colonial is manufactured by an old and < Radio 2 the phonograph. The Speaker, builtin, hidden ~—the-balance in twel thl, ;dumudhuu!: it $ |0°00 DOWN m:nu, pcl‘uamn nm:l: ::'yin: away, miraculous in the way Badio Salen—Fourth Fieer At These | Anniversary Prices, We Believe We Are Presenting the Best Radio Values of the Past Year. .. Here’s What Imagine: Equipmegt consists of the amous Cutting Dynamic Speaker; Complete Set of 7 Champion Tubes; Cabinets that are masterpieces of high- 'r_ade furniture makers, Don’t Total. . . $192.50 : For those who are willing to confine New Inductive Type their music to the offerings on the air, y Volume Control this set is an equally marvelous value! The same fine cabinet with sliding doors . . . walnut veneer with maple ) ~ that guarantees absolutely P 4 Uniform \ Amplification " —and selectivity. You can silent operation, - o g.ozaz:- 25 t:: selectivity, and gradual noise- readily as the 1 Diel less control of volume. Decid- overlays . . . the same fine dynamic \ edlibrated In Kilocycles. speaker, built in . . . the same improved triple screen-grid circuit, with a guar- anteed set of Champion tubes! . all musical and ~—the balance in twelve monthly pay- ing charge. Radle Salon—Feurth Floer BASEMENT STORE More Than 1,000 Stunning New DRESSES New Cowl Necklines! Tunics! Color Contrasts! A Wonderful Selection of Wondertul Values $6.90 | Sumptuously Fur-Trimmed Broadcloth POATS | Lo : $.95 Huge Face-Framing Collars! Coats, 3 Smart Fur Cuff Treatments! _ Single and double bressted styles fie . P ith f itchi smart li Sturdy Long-Wearing Linings! coped] - The Bust out valu, <& the sennse for Such Coats Are Rare at tots 2 to$years! Tans, bluss, grecas, reds, navy Girls’ Chinchilla Coats $5-95 520 Big, woolly chinchilla coats— double-breasted styles with john- Because of unusual market conditions, By and heavy wool lining. * Navy, tan and red; sizes 7 to 14. Anniversary Values in Hats at $1.59 ° b gy | Beautiful velvets and draped felts. head sizes! Turbans, we were able to get outstanding values for our 70th Anniversary! Youthful, flatter- ing, semi-fitted styles—and slenderizing straightline models — of soft, lustrous broadcloths! Complete Range of Sizes Come expecting to find your size—they go from 14 to 46! Smart blacks, browns, tans and navy blyes—trimmed with long silky haired furs— and richly lined. Women's Silk Hose, 75¢ All-silk chiffon hose—with slight irreg- ulars you'll never motice! Full fashioned and with Paris lace clocks. 8Y; to 10%. Flannelette Nighties, 59¢ Pink and blue striped flannclette gowns ~——cut plenty long and wide. R and vee meck styles in sizes for women and misses, and extra sines. Women's Silk Lingerie, 88¢ o Ch—in.' panties, o ln.l shorts n:: loomer, ity crepe Lasetrimmed or taflored. . Floch Baby Coats, Special, $1.84 Adorable crepe de chine, lined coats for 1 to 3 year tots; heavy, double-breast- ed chinchillas for Winter; 1 te 3. Also radiums. White, pink and blue. Children’s SHOES SUITS $1-10 35 Sturdy, well-built ox- fords and high shoes of lack ealf Girls’ Silk Dresses Of heavy flat cr ith tunics, lums, emocking and flared skirts. Browns, bhuos 33-29 tans, greens and wine. Sizes 8 to 14. Girls’ Raincoats ‘Waterproof, rub- berized jersey, light ’2'74 weight but warm; also felt-lined leatherettes with ats. Red, brown, green and navy; sizes’ 2 to 16. Rayon Underwear 3 for S1 Bloomers, panties and vests of the famous “Cleo” dulesco rayon! In white, pink, peach and dark colors. 4 to 16. Boys’ 4-Piece Tailored of good qual- ity wool-mixed tweeds, or tan With extra thick soles and in sises 8% to 2. Not a sample line or a job-lot with broken sizes and color ranges! But a brand-new collection, in black and the sea- son’s newest colors! With the smartest lines! Clever sleeve treatments! Sizes for Women and Misses Look at this complete size range—14 to 20, 16", to 26/, and 36 to 50! Of georgettes, lustrous satins, canton crepes, flat crepes and Fall prints. Women’s Union Suits, 49¢ Cotton knit with rayon stripe. Built-up shoulder styles that cover the knee. Fully cut and well tailored. Sizes 36 to 50. Girls’ Wash Frocks, 88¢c Plain or printed breadeloths—all guar- anteed washable! Smart little styles with capes, circular skirts and other youthful details. ’ Women’s Sweater Coats, $1.00 women s Part wool and in pretty rose, tan, green and blue heather mixtures. Just the ::::ar to slip on under your coat. Rayon Underwear, 39¢ Fancy rayon panties, shorts, step-ins and bloomers! Regular and extra sizes; pastel and dark shades. All seams lock stitched and points of wear reinforced. New Fall Shoes, 2 Smart Fall models—of patent leather, kid, satin, suede, moire and calfskin. Straps, ties and ox- fords—with Cuban, junior Span- ish or spike heels. Sizes 3 to 8.