Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1931, Page 30

LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts --NAnonal 9800 No Ccmnectlon With Any Other Washington Store Mannishly Tailored Flannel Robes —For College Gab Fests —For Lounging Around —For Boudoir Wear $3.95 Here’s news . . . we've secured more of these fine striped flannel robes! 100% all-wool flannel, tai- lored in the slick masculine manner, double breasted, with double-faced notched collars and 2 deep pockets! Choose your color—blue, .rose, green, brown and orchid. Sizes 16 (very small), small, medium and large. ROBES—THIRD FLOOR. Woman's model of Misses” Persian red black canton crepe tai- canton crepe frock with frock with a tailored air lored for street or office black velvet trim for late for bridge and luncheons. wear. $16.50. afternoon. 50. .50, You Will Find Here at $16.50 FORMAL GOWNS, for “proms,” night clubs, dances and the theater; of crisp taffeta, sheer vel- vets, dull satins, crepes and laces, in black, Amer- ican beauty, icy tints, white and Patou’s purples. ® L 4 L 4 L 4 LATBE-AFTERNOON FROCKS, for cocktail parties, teas and dinners; of transparent velvet and canton crepe; fur trimmed, beaded and em- broidered; in black, brown, Patou’s green, Per- sian rose and red. L L L 4 L 4 EARLY AFTERNOON FROCKS, for bridge and luncheons; tailored velvets, canton crepes and very sheer woolens in combination with can- ton; in black, brown, Spanish tile, Herald green, Liprust and navy. L 4 L 4 L 4 * TAILORED STREET FROCKS, for shopping and office wear; canton crepes, feather-weight woolens and combinations in black, brown, Span- ish tile, kiltie green, wine, bottle green, heroic red and navy. * L 4 L 4 L 4 TOWN SPORTS FROCKS, for campus, class- room and about-town wear; sheer woolen crepes, lacy knits, embroidered jerseys and ribbed woolens in black, brown, Spanish tile, kiltie green and wine. ¢ o o o OUTDOOR SPORTS COSTUMES, for the races, for foot ball games and polo; of nubby boucle knits, Rodier and ratine knits and heavy ribbed woolens, in black, brown, Spanish tlle, kiltie green and wine. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1931. A Complete Story Concerning a Complete .Selection of Dresses for Women, misses, junior rmisses, little women, larger women . . . whatever your size, whatever your type . .. we have assembled in our four Fash- ion Shops on the Second Floor hundreds and hun- dreds of dresses . . . not ordinary dresses either. Every garment represents the utmost in fashion- rightness, the ultimate in fine workmanship! We believe this collection to be complete in every par- % wardrobe may well be assembled, for it includes a \\ different costume for every hour of the day or night .in just “your” color . .. and a fabric range from 2 sheer velvets to rough, nubby woolens . . . and all % -\ at this popular price— ) ) y ticular . . . from it your entire Fall and Winter Woman's black velvet (\ A Junior Miss frock of dull satin, with suave moulded lines. Choose it in the new icy tints, $16.50. Junior model of sheer From the Sports Shop For foot ball games, woolen with carved ivory this wool knit with this three-piece boucle buttons; for classroom. crocheted yoke; for about knit suit with - ascot $16.50. town. $16.50. scarf. $16.50. LANSBURGH’S 7th, 8th and E Sts.-NAtional 9800 Neo Connection With Any Other Washington Store ———