Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1931, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1981, LANSBURGH'S ANNUAL SPRING SALES 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any Other Washington Store ikttt v i DR ol e Sl T'ime to Mow ’em Cobalt Blue 9-Inch Drive Wheels Ball-Bearing 4 Keen Blades Complete tievesblen Bl The Happlness Vase Lawn Mowers Mail and 'phone orders filled by Jane Stuart, NAtional 9800 GLASSWARE—SIXTH FLOOR. A Spring Sale Feature Pewter Hollow Ware Garden Hose Garden Rakes 6c Foot 49¢ B e npuded A l4-inch rake with malleable that will not break. steel teeth For Porch For Bathroom For Kitchenette For Kitchen For Dinette For Any Room We Bought a Whole Carload in Order to Save You Money A Tremendous Saving on Pabco De Luxe Felt-Base Rugs 9x12 and 9x10.6 Ft. Size 7.6x9 Ft. Size 6x9 Ft. ) Regularly $9.50 Regularly $5.50 and $10.50 Regularly $6.75 $t ! 935 $5 25 553.95 i’u|mrm~: to roll up you el ace them wit the hest f rugs money can buy! Pabco s ur answe these low Spring sales prices! Every Pabco felt rug is waterpro and is the only rug that boasts of a double baked enameled surface that assures longer wear! Choice of 13 New Patterns B Fashionable tile, floral, Oriental and hooked rug g' patterns in cheerful well blended colorings suited to rooms of unerring good taste. FLOOR COVERINGS—FIFTH FLOOR. Tomorrow and Wednesday—Last Two Days of This Sale A Feature Selling of Dresses In the Women’s and Misses’ Shop Junior Miss and Sports Shop 12 f dresses that say Spring in a ith a pre ision of detail that ced fashions! ILovely for cvening, fem- and printed crepe, . and lovely knitted suits and sports costumes! marks them lace, net and Sizes for Everyone—Styles for Every Occasion -w' “wr\ 13 to 17, New Hats for Present and Summer Wear $5.00 Values a Pronounced by one and feathers sa flower-trimm brim hats, large brim r There's sti ic lection of headsizes aml colors! MILLINERY—SECOND FLOOR. Men’s Imported Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for 50c ew oa ts Belfast linen handkerchiefs of the regular 23c¢ quality, with !4-inch hemstitched hems. Regularly $25 to $29.75 HANDKERCHIEFS—STREET FLOOR. »f the pre-Taster season 1 ices! “Untrimmed * wool creg fur llmL add beauty with- out wi abot, cowl, bell sleeve. .. these are the repeated over and over again in these coats! Sizes for misses and women. 3 Shops Present Timely Values! A Special Selling of Pull-On Giloves $1.95 Values $1.69 A specialized group for the Junior Miss offered at I worthwhile szvings! Tweeds, and spongy woolens, trimmed) with' Iapin: (dysdirabbit) ‘and SIS other furs; sizes 13 to 17 The popular four-button length _for et and sports Coats that originally were marked wear, in t} mmer colors— $15.74, now less than half price! Wool $K.74 black and e, white and crepe, loose woolens, many with fur trim- black, eggshell grey, all white mings; and dust. SOFT FABRIG GLOVES with a velvety r..::‘bqnoae bis- cuit, mellow and copper 79c shades; regularly $1. Broadcloth, tweed, covert and light wool crepe coats trimmed with dyed rabbit $J .74 and broadtail; Navy, black, and a few green; 14 to 20, 38 to 44 COATS—SECOND FLOOR. GLOVES—STREET fl.oo& : N v