Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1930, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1930. 154,000 Square Feet of Showroom “Pre- sents a Constantly Changing “Picture of the Significance and Scope of ~ LANSBURGH’S 70th ANNIVERSARY Imagine this vast expanse of floor space banked with thousands of dollars worth of new merchandise, for the home, for men, for women, for children. Merchandise selected for its quality and value especially for our 70th Anniversary. Re-orders have been tremendous—size ranges, colors and assortments are being filled in constantly. Hurried trips by plane to the center of industries are being made daily by buyers anxious to meet the demands of an enthusiastic public. But You Must Act Quickly, See The End of Lansburgh’s 70th Annwersary For Saturday Will We have already provided many thousands of homes with Fall and Winter needs—of the usual Lansburgh quality and at typically low 70th Anniversary prices. Every day brings something new and interesting—for new merchandise is arriving daily—and as fast as it is received it is placed on sale. We want you to know that in every class of merchandise your dollars will find enticing goods at money saving prices if you buy during our 70th Anniversary. If you're really look- ‘ng %or some startling in- formation, listen to this: 4,125 yards of rayon sunfast damask at $1.25 a yard has already been sold to Washington home-owners. That means a flot of new draperies! Here are Seven of the Many Outstanding Successes of The Past Week— Clean fact with the facts about the Anniver- sary soap sale, we learn that 4,000 cakes of Lux disappeared almost over- night, 5, cakes of Li ebuoy and 3,800 boxes of Rinso and Lux flakes. In every instance the savings were decid- edly worth while! Lansburgh’s set a new high record for sheet- and-pillowcase selling! 5,000 sheets and 6,000 pillowcases have been sold since the beginning of our 70th Anniversary! And they're still buying them (81x99 sheets) at $1.17. $10,725 worth of china and glassware for $8,580! That's the record so far in this great sale of imported china and fine glassware at 20% off! The entire stock reduced, with the exception of Pyrex and advertised specials. There must be a lot of colds in Washington, or else women can't pass up a good bargain! They bought up 9,600 hand- kerchiefs the first few days . . . linen ones, at 12 for 85c . . . and to- morrow will see thou- sands more sold. Quantities have been Renewed—Shop for Your Share of the Savings Tomorrow Social, diplomatic, and business Washington is putting its best foot forward . these days! 15,392 pairs of hose walked right out, the minute the news got around about the sav- ings. Full fashioned, chif- fon and service weight, 97¢ and $1.19 pair. Lansburgh’s silk business is built upon a reputation 70 years old this year! VB amous for quality since . means so much that Washington Women have already bought 15,570 yards of Anmiver- sary silks—featured at 97 € $| 38...$1.78 lq $2. 95 a yarcl