Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1932, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY; “MARCH 9, 1952 Changing Scenery What a time Spring is for wishing for mew and more cheerful things. While we are not actually in the season of Spring, yet the sunny days we rec.entl.y enjoyed makes us believe that Spring is on the way. Sunny days show up shabby floor cov- erings. Fine v.eather and budding trees - bring with them a desire for something different. A trip to our Fifth Floor will make your wishes come true—for here N i ’ are displayed new fiber and grass rugs | 7th, 8th and —more beautiful than we've seen in 22 W | E Streets years—more colorful —gayer patterns— | = and more reasonably priced, too. They have been gathered from the best resources for those wise folks who apprciate smartness. Lansbunghs We Planned for This a Year Ahead Genuine Silver Fox Scarfs With Spring fashions em- phasizing the wider shoulder effects, a fur scarf is a smart accent for your Spring suit or collarless coat. The flattering softness of silver fox makes a charming setting for delicate heads. FURS—SECOND FLOOR Cobalt Blue Vase With Trailing Ivy 3 SC Complete Beginning twelve months ago, we experi- mented until we found a -particular ivy that wwlq grow well in this type vase! ’ ‘We had to mess Vase—a: i \ around your middle! Be fitted first in this hri!u! PN e i A ¢ IS-inch Vioguo girdle. Vi gussets each side in L back to allow surelus flesh to drop. Sizes Mail and *Phone Orders Filled by Jane Stuart ;] 28 to 36. $7.50. —N Ational 9800 ' CORSETS—THIRD FLOOR SLASSWARE—SIXTH FLOOR Easter’s Attire Will Look Smarter Ower Vogue Foundations You can’t even hope to wear the new Mothers Know Best There’s No Mistaking Nannette Quality Dresses For Their First "~ Step Toward Easter $1.25 Trust Your Young Ones to- Kleinert’s Wearables $1 .59 Perhaps it’s the smocked yokes, or the deep hems or the fancy little puffs for sleeves—whatever it is, Nannette dresses are /Baby’s first steps are terribly important. Protect their feet in soft elk or patent leather shoes; straps and oxfords, 2 to 6. SHOES—SECOND FLOOR Dress the Girls in Silk This Easter Special $ 1 They will get a thrill out of such lovely silk slips, combinations, bloomers and panties; flesh and white, sizes 8 to 14 years. Silk and Rayon bloomers, panties and vests with strap and built-up shoulders; sizes 8 to 16, 29c each, or 4 s $1 and slips; sizes 8 to 14, 29¢ to $1 Mail and 'Phone Orders Filled by Jeme ‘Stuart—N Ational 9800 GIRLS' WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR certainly adorable and different looking! Pas- tel colors in a nice quality crepe de chine, sizes 1 to 3. INFANTS’ WEAR— FOURTH FLOOR Infants’ Silk Coats They’re Adorable and only $2°95 Hand smocked silk lined crepe de chine coats that ordinarily cost much more! Pink, blue and white; sizes 1 to 3. Infants’ Handmade Dresses and Gertrudes 59¢ Some collar styles; plain or scal- loped hems. All with bits of hand embroidery. . The gertrudes are of embroidered batiste. Coat and Beret Sets, $4.95 Soft basket weave cosits— nile, blue, pink, maize—tail. ored, double breasted styles, silk lined. Sizes'1 to 4. Flannelette Gowns; draw string bottoms, and ribbon bound necks; ‘ki- monos and gertrudes 39¢ INFANTS’ WEAR— FOURTH FLOOER Kleinert’s Baby Pants 19¢ White or flesh gum rubber, small, medium and large sizes, French style. Kleinert's' Rayon vered Pants, small, medium and large, 19¢c. Rubberized Silk Pants, French leg style, white and flesh, 50c. Kleinert’s Triangular Diaper Covers, 25¢ Kleinert's Stock- inette Sheet, 18xI8 inches and 20x30 inches, 3%. Kleinert's Stock- inette Sheeting by the yard, $1.29 «nd 69c. Gum Rubber Sheets, 27x36 inches, 39c. Double Faced Rub- ber Sheeting, yard wide; yd., 89c Ear Caps to prevent protruding ears, pair - 59¢. Petal Shaped Diaper Bag, in rubberized nursery pattern cre- tonne, §1 Infants’ Petticoat Protector, $1. Bunny Hot Water Bottle, nice for a gift, $i. Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, NA?'L 9800 INFANTS’ WEAR— FOURTH FLOOR Center: Little woman’s coat with softly draped jabot collar, trimmed with blue dyed fox. Black, ‘mavy and beige. Sizes 36s to 44s, $25. Right: Three-skin gen- uine Russian kolinsky scarf on a new woolen in Corsair blue, black or beige. $39.50. Little women’s sizes 36s to 44s, The Olympic Dress As Advertised in March 15th Issue of Vogue “Olympic” . . . the new Margate, has a blouse as vibrant, as fresh as a Spring day . ..and a pleated canton skirt. Navy striped with scarlet, black with gold, navy with royal blue, brown with green. Sizes 14 to 20. Sketched left. $29.50. DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR Little Women’s Coats Use Furs to Advantage Soft, fluffy furs or sleek flat furs . . . used with such consummate skill that they do big things for little women! The coats are of Spring’s newest woolens . . . expertly tailored to give a trim, slender look to the shorter-than-average figure. COATS—SECOND FLOOR This Easter You’ll Step Freely In Grip-[ite Shoes $7.5O Grip-Tites are kind to your feet! But that's not all . . . every detail is complete- ly style-right . . . perfectly in tune with Spring. ® Attractive one-strap model—in blue, black, beige or brewn kid. $7.50. ® This very mneat oxford comes in black, brown or ige kid, with reptile inlay. $7.50. / SHOES—SECOND FLOOR