Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1933, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933. Lansburgh’s MO CONNICTION WITH ANY.OTHER WASHINGTON STORE [ T™, 8% and & LansburghsInauguration of Spring Suit Fashions Each (One To Her Own Taste You can be equally smart—whether you subcribe to the gallant, dashing man-tailored vogue that has burst upon us with such sudden enthusiasm . . . or whether you prefer the more beguiling feminine sort of Spring costume. But choose a suit, you must . . . for the whole Spring mode has definitely, un- questionably, gone TAILORED. bands puff by furrily about i : 7th, 8th and E Sts. the elbows. S Note the saucy scarf of this 2-pc. erepe! Swank, modern, utter- ly utter! Complete 2 pe. tailored suit and a lull'-length swagger ocost 20: e‘ml ".“l‘;r, '“;.. - """; browny. 3 ? jer en . 5 Swinging, flare 1o et s ward the back; 2 SUITS—SECOND FLOOR eross-over Ascot. The Suit Blouse $ 2.95 Hllustrated—Two of Many There is magic in blouses...to transform a plain tailored suit into innumerable costumes! Try, with a plain suit, one of these mannishly tailored all-silk crepes. Then change to one of the little taffeta brevities with lacy jabot; or to a sporting plaid or gay floral print. You see what we mean! Sizes 32 to 40. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. Things You'e Sure to Need Now, or Later! 420-Yard Ball of Crochet Cotton 30c Mercerized crochet cotton in fast colors of orchid, green, yellow, blue, each, cream, white ..for knitting lovely Spring suits, dresses, sweaters. Also very popular for bedspreads. CROCHET COTTON on tubes, bleached or cream, for vrocheting bedspreads, luncheon sets, etc. Believ- ed to be best value in town! %-Ib. 38(: tube THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S For Unexpected Guests Army Cot $ 5.95 Good sturdy cot with ends that fold under to allow storing. Complete with comfortable springs, cotton pad and feather pillow. An Inauguration Special! THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGHN'S 70x90 All-Wool Blanket, $2.69 These large, fine blgnkets are woven of long staple virgin wool in beautiful eolorings, bound with sateen. In- credibly light to be so warm! THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S New Long-Lasting Floor Wax 1 H..TCIB 5 9c 1 Lb. Can A easier-polishing, quicker-drying, longer-lasting wax that actually pro- tects floors against scratches and wear, Polish lasts 6 months with an occa- sional touching up. SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S * w “minx” A new semsation for the would-be smarily slender makes its bowl The dashing little Minx Is a step-in of in- termediate length . N made of a newly de- veloped “Supple-Spui?” fabric—firmer, yet still soft and pliable. And its low price is made 10 lure the slender purse, Miss Mary Cannon An expert stylist and consultant, will be in our corset department all this week to advise upon your figure problems, and to show you the sensational features of the new little “Minx.” Cet a thr Cape In Mind. You’'ll Like It! The important thing about the Spring eoat or suit, day or evening dress—the thing that brands it and dates it, marks it and makes it—is its fur cravat, capelet, collarette, or whatever you choose to call the pieces of Vogue-sponsored neckwear found in this astonishingly diversified eollection. Specifi- cally— A 6-skin Kolinsky Cape, fop and bottom joined with open lattice work of g;.;vs: .50 Juniors . . . see the lapin® capes with Peter Pan collars, “Gay 90” collarettes. Grey, $6.95, $19.75 Rich, brown-striped Baronduki Ascot Ci $19.75 ape h&‘r:' Cravats, all shades, $3.95, $5.95, $6.95 y Kid $16.50 Chic Matrons . . . see Mole Cravats, $22.50 Black Galyacs $10.95, $22.50 *Dyed Rabbit. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S e EXTRA SPECIAL PyralinCovered Toilet Seats $4.95, No wonder they’ve caused such a furore! Their beauty you can easily imagine...beautiful iridescent mother-of-pearl sheet pyralin covers in tones of green, orchid, blue, old ivory, black and white. But more important—they’re water, crack and stain proof; chromium hinges are rust and tarnish proof and will never need polishing! GUARANTEED by LANSBURGH'S and maker. SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S