Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1932, Page 21

smflm S8TAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1932. 7t.h uh-ndESu.-—NAnnnlm No Connecflml With . Any Other WM)IUIM Store What a Sensation This News Will Create!¢ A Maker Needed Cash So He Sacrificed Exactly 300 Chiffon Dresses Women’s and Misses’ Sizes—Made to Sell at $10, $12.95 and $16.50 . $7.95 School’s Out and o R e - 4 Lansburgh’s Crash a0\ Shop Through With o B ER | fsomertss o Voge arveen ool o ¢ lime reeas g sheers and chiffons—many with charming little ]acketa— every one with a wealth of delectable detailing, If you're e interested in a stunning dress at a low prwe—mnke a £ \ bee-line for this store tomorrow! Sizes for misses, women {53 and little women. 3 Bisress Arve Light - 29 Choose WHITE —for can wear white with light clothes or dark . Wide brimmed rough straws—novelty _i abrics— * bans, Be:Sure Your Gloves Are MESH In White or Eggshell 4159¢ ‘No nratter how hot the day or how high the humigdity — your hands will be cool and smart in mesh gloves. And they're so easy to keep clean! 6-Button pull -on s!yles swanky felts—chic crepe tur- lmmnr-iworm FLOOR. : Also Fabric—hes sver popular standby for Simmer.: White or egdg- * shell in ;ull- ltylo& " umvu—s‘flxl! ,IQOI. INEXPENSIVE SHOP—SECOND FLOOR Save 13 to 15 Undie World Value News Cool and Ritzy! Lacy Knit Boys’ Day Dresses Bring your boy down here tomorrow—let us outfit him for Summer! If you can’t come— We Predict a Triple Net 'phone Jane Stuart—NAtional 9800, and she will give your order prompt attention. Linen and Seersucker Covert Shorts Rugby Suits 79¢ $1.95 Neat stripes or plain ecolors —plenty of pockets. Sizes 4 to 12. A real ke-maw's suit for boys 4 to 10. Tan or grey. Also white linene. 3.Piece Camp Suits Complete Sellout So Come Early for Cool Comfort and Firm Control Light as the pl-qverbinl feather —but what those few ounces do $5.95 for your figure! Triplé net with elastic inserts; boneless. Peach or white; sizes 32 to 38. A Sample Line $3.95 $2.59 Values $4.95 $2.89 Values FASHION FOU\ DATIONS It’s a great life—the wide open spaces! shorts and belt of covert cloth—blue, brown, green or khaki. Sizes 8 to 18. But you must be dressed for it. Shirt, 1 Sport Shirts and Blouses 69c Broadeloth sport shirts and button-on blouses. White or neat figures. Sizes 6 to 16. Long Trousers and Knickers $1 Pre-shrunk white longies— plaid and covert knickers. Great values. Sizes 7 to 18, Sleeveless Coveralls 45c The greatest costume for ehildhood play hours! Cover- alls; drop scat style. 4 to 8. Boys’ Shorts f and Shirts 27c ea. Neat striped _broadcloth shorts; fine white cotton shirts. Sizes 6 to 16. Pure Wool Swim Suits $1 Speedster swim suits for boys 6 to 16. Black, navy or maroon—100% wool. Sleeveless Wash Suits $1 A wonderful assortment— flapper or long trouser siyles. Sizes 4 to 10. They're the breeziest, sw:nkiest things we've ever beheld! Don't even try to live through the Summer without one of these frocks! The country club set will be “all eyes” when you stroll in for a casual luncheon or cocktail—garbed in one of : these air-conditioned costumes. One- piece styles—white, pink, maize, blue or green. Sizes 14 to 20. SPORTS SHOP—SECOND FLOOR. 95 i { : g Values $3'89 sti i : ; : 9 : :”9\ g?';.g;g/alues $5.89 : This maker always saves his samples for Lansburgh’s. Under- wear just like those exquisite gor- geous things you see in the movies! Pure dye crepe, satin, and triple sheers with yards of Alencon laces. Bias cut gowns, tailored and lace- trimmed, bias cut slips, and panties. Flesh, tearose, white and blue: Come early—there’s never enough to last the day through! UNDERWEAR—THIRD FLOOR. L Softies;“ $1 choose one m 1 Ipve silk '—you’ll hll fa(!e their “cool .fy’:afi —fi‘:r on crowns. Gob, pancake or br:m |glu. - No-Belt Pajamas for Boys The popular “No-Belt” pajamas in light e novelty new weaves. Siu- 34 to 42. weight broadcloth. Pull-over or coat styles $ A —a splendid selection of colors. 6 to 18. &5 Beach Pajamas with rubber lined bag to $1 make up_in chic! Tricky backs (if any) and Nothing new under the sun? Bunk! These 1932 swim suits are new under the sun—and under the ‘water! Shockingly little to them, of course—but what they lack in inches they i_ match—in stop-the-traffic shades of red, green, yellow and blue. Dots or checks. Sml 14 to & LOYS' WEAR—STREET FLOOR. BEACH SHOP—SECOND FLOOR.