Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1931, Page 41

THE EVL‘NING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931. If Better Hat Values Could Be Found We'd Be the First to Present Them to You Qur Usual $5 Hats ; $3.50 A thrilling collection from the start, and with new hats being added every day, enthusiasm knows no bounds! Pert bicorne hats that gét away from e ot : the commonpl-cet devastating tricornes, and hard- Do So at Anniversary Savings | Smsmomiirns velvet, in all the right shades for Winter coats. MILLINERY—SECOND FLOOR Mothers, Outfit Girls at Notable Savings Wool, Silk or Other New Dresses Teach your little girls an economy lesson by bringing them to Lansburgh’s Anniversary! Outfit them for school in these $3 95 * Absolutely Great Values for Everybody cunning all wool jerseys, tweeds, and all silk crepe dresses; pretty velvets for dress-up wear. Sizes 7 to 10, and Junior High models, 10 to 16, . : $19.95 Fur-Trimmed Coats for Girls Silk crepe or satip lined coats that are reproductions of the smart styles worn by older sister and mother. All $ 7 5 wool tweed coatings, American fleece, boucle, centa and . ratine woolens, trimmed in French beaver (nutria), Amer- ican opossum and fox; 7 to 16. Tots’ $10 to $12.95 Coats [ 1 | E Many of these are silk lined sample | coats, and all of them have warmest kind $ 9 7 b\ N 2° 77 of interlinings! Tally Ho chinchillas, - %18 \J A Ve suede finished woolens and novelty coat- | ings, trimmed with soft furs; sizes 2 to 6. Girls’ $3.95 Flannel Robes K 2 S 3 P Z' S . N f'flle :lt:llvle; you '.":“l';""’ ‘I'Iilh rei $2 95 = - ; . 4 -C. lp‘on €ts f;:nn:;‘ in lco]le‘:i:l:mst:"ipes:n:o:e. l‘:l::. ad ataPriceYouLiketoPay | @&&% @ $3.87 Sl A Leggings, blotse, and lined helmet Imagmahon soars into the almost of ‘sucdevclathi waim enough for the unbelievable, fancy runs riot in these : 4 coldest January snow; green, red, derful selection in brown, green, bustle backs, or moulded lines of Very special values in knitted sets— Bliewine andisands gorgeous creations that seem to have he copen, navy, and buff; sizes 2 to 6. $1.95 to $2.95 Values stepped right from the Rue de la ¢ <2 " Paix, Paris! Satins gleam, crepes i 7 7 4‘pC. Legglng Sets “: "H :"“h_""‘;i“’ that S 5 can be rolled to suit the fancy, drape traditionally, taffetas rustle, ? $ 97 andvverylovely durfalthibate featuring the new harness backs, 4 trimmed with feathers. A won- this year's evening fashions. Glam- beret, sweater and mittens—embroid- GIRLS' WEAR—FOURTH orous, one of a kind models! All i “Aneld ered or appliqued! Sizes 1 to 3, in el - pink, white, blue and tan. TOTS’ WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR tiful Coats and Never Boys! What Values—Knicker Il Such Modest Prices ” | D | Suits, Leather Coats or Overcoats $8.85 A suit of all-wool fabrics with two knickers : . only $8.85! A horsehide coat, tough, : 7 wind-defying leather . . . only $8.85! An Only D urlng Annlversary overcoat in snappy new Winter styles, well cut and expertly tailored . . . only $8.85! We ™ 4 . sincerely believe here are three of the most rl i lte OeS outstanding values in boys’ wear to be had anywhere around town! Suits, 8 to 16; coats, 10 to 20; overcoats, 10 to 15. Regular $7.50 Numbers $1.95 Pure Wool Sweaters $1.59 5 School sweaters in the colors and patterns L 4 boys like best; sizes 8 to 16. sizes for misses and women! BOYS’ WEAR—STREET FLOOR. Comfort and style is yours at a saving if you buy your Grip o i by 2 B Hose for Children Tomorrow Tite shoes at this once-a-year reduction! Grip Titehshoes have a Buy f combination last with the heel two widths narrower than the ball of 0 ’ the shoe, and an in-built arch support. BUT they are NOT comfort &k " Chlldren s 35¢ and 50c shoes in the usual sense, for they have the graceful, elegant lines of fashion shoes! Every style and type shoe, sizes 4 to 9, AAA to D. b69.30 Coats $25 to $29.50 Coats s il Save During Anniversary SpOl't' SOCkS " : Christ Card rs. for $ 2 2.50 Save 1 5 % On Reliegr?gr:&iiYou? Ol:-def 4 i $1 A\Ve bought thousands : . ; o 2 5 f 2,49 Ml g | e venen e | (Children’s Shoes or ¥ St o v vk s of the Anniver- tweeds trimmed with genuine furs, Get your order in early—have them be- have real sock appeal! 1galty moulded lines, and lovely linings in coats at $22.50! th h begi d bstantially ! % length, fine quality |, make hips slimmer, Manufacturers can give us such val- Without exception or reservation, every play shoe. {;;IY:te eorrusco]o:glins;::';s s:/i:hsul;;‘:;i:;e lisle, plain or all over de- . % 2 4 . 3 & s A . ' e s onintercs!- . e school shoe and dress shoe in our entire stock is now gestings; lnsd euvdopesr: vowd cut- e sign; sizes 6 to 9; 74 Persian lamb, Manchurian furs, pointed wolf, cara- marked 15% lower! Oxfords, straps, pumps, in all length for boys, in the k) = ’ a 4 4 . . . - Jpmms and Loline gnsxl; l;?ch brown, green; 14 to 20, sizes; also rubbers, tennis and ballet shoes at this sub- 15 Christmag Cards With 3 9c nev;'?t patterns; sizes 8 to 44. 9 stantial reducti . t 4 INEXPENSIVE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. " ! tion! - ] Envelopes o :: SHOES—SECOND FLOOR A carefully selected assortment of ¢ards, HOSTERY—STREET FLOOR. 9 Coats, Now $67.15. $99 Coats, Now $84.15, etc. _ ~ each one different, with lined envelopes. STATIONERY—STREET FLOOR.