Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931 LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.— NAtional 9800 _A'n Connection With Any Other Washington Store. New Trims—New Shapes b The high quill is giving a new flavor to the hats. $5. An adaptation of the hat worn by King Henry VIIL. $5. The veil is a flattering note to this tricorne. $5. SECOND FLOOR New trims on new shapes! Patent rib- bon, high-upright quills and pert nose veils —those are the newest trims on these hats with the double tricorne brim, with the large flat crown and the hat with the brim that goes sweeping down on one side and up on the other! The colors, too, are new! Kiltie green, Caroub brown, Spanish tile and black. A Sale! Lace-Top Chiffon Silk Stockings Leather Bags Take Cues From Expensive Models Your Fall costume simply de- mands a good looking bag—and your budget should permit two or three of these. Our collection is complete with the newest leathers, colors and styles. There are bags for every occasion—all beauti- fully made and exquisite in every detail. BAGS—STREET FLOOR. Every Pair Full Fashioned Every Pair of First Quality $ 1 pair Lace tops are hosiery’s newest note, but that isn’t all—this novelty treatment minimizes hazardous runs from garters. Their texture is sheer and cobwebby, and their finish is clear and dull. Full fashioned, of course, and silk from top to toe. Sizes 815 to 101/, The new Fall shades include: Sherry Smoketone Bengal Bourbon Indotan Maderia HOSIERY—STREET FLOOR. & & A Sample Lot Rhinestone Jewelry $1.95 to $2.95 Values | This jewelry has certainly been reduced at an opportune time— for the lovely rhinestones add a clever touch to Fall fashions. The group includes: Bracelets, ear- rings, necklaces, pendants and pins. JEWELRY—STREET FLOOR. Coats are Dark Furs are Light $39.50 There's one sure way of look- ing “pretty” this Winter, and that is by selecting a dark coat with light, flattering fur! Chinese badger, white Russian fitch, light wolf or silky fox on a black or brown coat—for instance! COATS—SECOND FLOOR. Jr.Misses Prefer Coats Beltless $25 Like these with the high- waisted silhouette, with the far-to-the-side closing and high-standing collar. Of boucle and nubby woolens with pieced mink and siiky long-haired furs. JUNIOR SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. Nothing Like Cantons for Jrs. $10 Dresses with wide shoul- ders, puffed sleeves, sur- * plice closing and low placed fan pleat:! Many more frocks in this lot, too, with just as chic details as this one. |1 to 17. JUNIOR SHOP—SECCND FLOOR. Fashions for the First Days of Autumn! Soft Wool Crepe In Vivid Contrast $10:75 You just can't help feeling gay and glamorous in one of these wool crepe sports frocks that go in for contrast! Tile and brown, red and black, green and black, striking, to say the least! One and two piece models. SPORTS SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. Outfit the Youngster for Cooler Weather Fur-Trimmed or Polo Type Coats $12.95 Young girls have been going into ecstasies over this group of Winter coats! There are Deland’s all-wool Tally-Hos, novelty tweeds, plain rough woolens, fur fabrics and 100 alpacas (only in larger sizes)«—some richly furred, others smartly tailored. In brown, green, tan, wine and blue. Sizes 7 to 16. Wool Hip Skirts, $1.95 All the girls are wearing them with sweaters or blouses! All- wool flannels, tweeds, coverts and serges. Navy, red, brown, tan and green. GIRLS' WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR. Washable Dresses, $1.95 Fast-colored prints and broad- cloths in pretty styles we're sure girls will like! With long or elbow sleeves; sizes 7 to 10 and 10 to 16. Boys’ Suits With Vests 58 Boys—here’s the best buy in suits we know of for school wear! Sporty tweeds, sturdy herringbones and dressy blue chev- iots—they have a four-pocket vest, a coat that fits like dad's and knickers that are fully cut and lined throughout. Blue, brown, grey and tan; sizés 8 to 16. Extra Knickers to Match, $1.75 3 piece vest suit .. $8.00 Sweat- Hi Schoolers Wear Slacks $4.45 Why? Because they have high waistlines, pleated fronts, side buckles, wide extension band and 22-inch bottoms. Of tweeds and hard- finished fabrics, in blue, tan, grey and brown. Sizes 14 to 20. Sporty Sweaters for Boys 8 to 16 $2.95 Medium weight, all-wool sweat- ers in plain shades or smart border effects. With U or V necklines and sleeves that are plenty iong enough. Some have hose to match. Sizes 8 to 16. BOYS' WEAR—STREET FLOOR. Sturdy Shoes for Boys or Girls Child’s Blucher Oxford, patent leather or tan elk; damp- proof soles. Sizes 5 to 12.. 32-95 Misses’ Tan Elk Oxfords, of pat- ent leather one-straps. Sizes 11 to 3 and 313 to 7. $3.45 and $3.95 Jr. Misses’ One-Strap, patent leather with black lizard calf trim Cuban heel Boys’ Wing Tip Oxfords, black or tan grain calf with heavy oak soles. Sizes 1 to 6.... 33095 CHILDEN'S SHOES— SECOND FLOOR. Children Like . Phoenix Socks 35¢ in% for $1 Mothers like them, too—for Phoenix sport socks are made to stand the rough-and-tumble wear of childhood. Darker colors for Fall—and your boy or girl will be delighted with the all-over designs or lovely plain colors with novelty cuffs. Sizes 61/ to 9. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY STREET FLOOR.