Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1932, Page 29

TELE :fl.';;'ll‘\'(i STAR, WASHINUTON, A LANSBURGH’S NAtional 9800 For Saturday..LANS BURGH’S Presents the Outstanding Value Occasion of the Season! Sale of “Scantis” 7th, 8th and E “Back to School” Answer “Roll-Call” Monday in Smart Clothes That Lead Their Class in Style and Values No Connection With Any Other Washington Store ) Nearly 1,000 .of These Famous 4-in-1 Garments Made to Sell for $5.00, $7.50, $10.00...Also a Number of Samples Made to Sell for $12.50 Choice $ 2 95 We'd like to shout about this sale of “Scanties”! We want you to know what happens when a maker says “Good-Bye” to certain fabrics. But, it isn’t necessary, you know, for most of you are staunch friends of “Scanties” . . . you know the joy of wearing a truly fine garment . . . that lifts the bust, gives the waist a cinched-in look, and moulds the hips beautifully. “Scanties” and a dress, that's all! Girls’ Jumper Dresses (A) Off to school in a LANSBURGH jumper dress! In the smart sheer wools, jerseys, and silk-like tweeds . . . and wouldn’t you just know they have cute separate blouses? SEes 0Ll iy e Bror e $3.95 and blue. Girls’ New Winter Coats (B) Tallyho’s chic little Sky-Top style is among this group of new coats for girls. Others, fur-trimmed or tailored in novelty wools. Every one is heavily lined and many are $ 10.95 interlined. Sizes 7 to 16. Girls’ Coat Sweaters (C) Wine, brown, buff and navy in these well-made all pure-wool sweaters. Nice, snuggly high roll col- lars make them simply grand for chilly days without coats. Also heavy shaker $3.95 knit slip-on styles. Sizes 30 to 36. Girls’ Flannel Robes (D) Stripes! Solid colors! Smart little belted robes. Double-breasted, notched collars and fringed belts on these beautifully tailored robes gnnke them a special value! Six colors, $2.95 to 16. Samples in Size 34 Only All others in sizes 32 to 40. 4-in-1, brassiere, vest, panty, and girdle . . . made of luscious satin, all-over laces, batistes, laces, lined with sateen, and surgical elastic . . . in peach, pink and white. FASHION FOUNDATIONS—THIRD FLOOR. “Capes”...Have IT! Paris says, Capes— And we have them in this special lot of coats designed for Junior Tots’ Fleurette Dresses (E) Darling cotton frocks in bright prints or broadcloth, with adjustable waist- $1.95 bands. Bloomers to match. 3 to 6. GIRLS' AND TOTS’ WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR. Waterproof School Bags . . . Equipped Serviceable covert cloth, rein- forced at points of wear, with a big lunch pocket, a pencil box, and 79c 8 crayons, 3 pencils, 1 pen, 1 eraser, 2 composition books, 1 notebook and 2 tablets. Small extra charge for name in gold. STATIONERY—STREET FLOOR. Boys’ and Girls’ Sport Socks A splendid time to stock up for the school year! k. Kiddies’ good-looking new sports socks %X in all-over designs or plain with novelty tops. % and 7 lengths in sizes 6!; to 25c 11%. Pr, HOSIERY—STREET FLOOR. Genuine Hockmeyer Tweeduroy Knickers Very Special! $ 1 ~95 Generously cut and fully lined—just what the ener- getic boy needs! Carefully tailored of sturdy Hock- meyer tweed with pure worsted cuffs. Gray, brown and tan. Sizes 7 to 18. Limited quantity at this price! Sweaters to Wear §1.39 with Knickers, at 1 Plain - colors and novelty woven sweaters of pure worsted yarns! They are excellent sweaters at this price and will give long hard wear . . . just what a fellow needs for school! Sizes 8 to 20. Mail and 'Phone Orders Filled by Jawe Stuart—NAtional 9800 BOYS' WEAR—STREET FLOOR. Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes Children’s delicate feet require the best shoes that money can buy. Little feet acquire strength and shape in well made shoes like these! A. Infant’s sturdy oxfords of D. Junior Misses’ two-tone tan oxfords and black calf, patent leather or tan l olk. In sizes 5% to 8. $1.95 u-?';;;-n:::;_d ox- B. Child's plain tos oxfords ul,z. dHo’-vyJw-‘urphTol-wh_d or moccasins in patent fords, for Junior Misses, in o amoked ol 8% $25) Ly o el 2% §2.95 tofi2 F. Boys’ black calf oxfords C. Misses’ patent leather, tan with hnvby oak .olln 4 elk, and black calf ox- and rubber heels. fords. Sizes 12!; to 3. 2.9 Sizes 10 6. ......0 $345 CHILDREN’S SHOES—SECOND FLOOE. Misses! Three Shops Are Featuring for Saturday... Dresses at 10 Junior Misses . . . that grand spot on our second floor where the gay young high school and college miss loves to shop! These sheer wools, waffle crepes, and rough crepes fea- ture little style quirks all a Junior Miss’ own! Sizes 11 to 17. For Misses . . . The very names of these new fabrics make us long to have one of each and every one. Softest ostrich; smooth, sheer wool- ens, and extra dull wool crepes. Wear them in the in- toxicating wine shades, greens, browns, and black. 14 to 20. " For Sportswear ... Fore! Off to the golf course and the col- lege campus will go the smart- est women in Washington . .. in flattering wool angora frocks. Soft and sleek is an- gora, in styles featuring the wide shoulders and slim hip- lines. Sizes 14 to 20. DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR. Capes are on the up- and-up in fashion! Junior Misses Coats are show- ing the newest ones, you can bet on that! Their collars are ever so high and their capes are de- tachable so that you may wear them with your other woolen dresses and suits. Smart in black, brown, bronzeen and wine. Sizes 11 to 17. Capes and Capes— Woodsey brown, slim-sil- houetted coat with a slightly flared skirt and muskrat cape. The cape has added a muskrat ascot scarf. Wine, for a coat, with a eape bordered in rich bands of dyed squirrel. Button the collar snugly under your chin! JUNIOR SHOP— SECOND FLOOE. New and Colorful Handbags $7.95 The deep, glorious shades of Autumn pro- claim these bags NEW! Cleverly styled, with smart trimmings of mare casite, metal and bone. Calf, morocco, antelope, silks, velvets and chella cloth. HANDBAGS—STREET FLOOR. A Sale.... Marcasite Some square shaped, some round, some pointed, but all beautiful costume rings. Some set with dyed carnelian, chrysopase, lapis, topaz, emerald or onyx. Very special at this price, ordinarily $3.50 to $3.95! JEWELRY—STREEY ¥LOOR. LANSBURGH’S