Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1933, Page 18

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. MARCH 6. 1933. - Lanshurghs | O CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE T™, 8™ end & - To Our Charge Customers Intelligent people have alway s recognized the value of credit. How right they are is shown in emergencies like this. Lansburgh's takes this oppor- tunity to advise you that your charge account may be used to its full advantage now. To Lansburgh's Home Sewing - | sup NTO IT Week to see all of the : 2 WRAP IT AROUND NEW 3 AND TEIT FABRICS In an Extraordinary Selling One look at these exciting materials and Syl-O- you'll be anxious to start sewing. The colors are glorious—the weaves are new—the quality is superb. So make your own clothes—it's the $ 1 This should serve as a hint to many thous- ands of other Washington people to discuss the advantages of a charge account with Lansburgh's. New economical shortcut to a big wardrobe! Lovely Printed Chiffon and Flat Crepe Prints pep up a wardrobe! Choose the floating chiffon for dinner frocks—the crepe for street costumes. Over 100 designs in harmonious colorings—and every imaginable shade. Yard WashableFlatCrepe Every thread is pure silk! It's e P styles with puff or especially nice for Sum- ruffle sleeves, or no mer frocks—it washes sleeves, in a 3 beautifully. More than 64c of ‘fiag:nue:-u;l!— ¢ or plaids, checks, 20 shades. Yard and flower print cottons. 14 to 44. THIRD FLOOR. For home, garden, market, sports, beach, cruise! Adjusts itself to slender or stout figures. Wraps gener- 550,958 ously around, with side 59C back opening . . . no mussing of hair as in slip-overs! Some with sun-tan backs. A wide variety of that is going to be the “hit” of the Spring! Our own American designers had an inspira- tion to make a topcoat that would catch the fancy of every typical smart American girl. Printed Crepe One of the loveliest silks in our entire col- We named it Classmate. Cloth wis manu- factured especially for it—the exclusive “Mask” Special Values From Every Fabric Dept. fabric . . . a substantial frieze into which rabbits’ hair was woven to make it luxuriously soft. It is hand finished, to give it a maximum of fine lines. It has a braid-finished silk lining; open hem hand-fagot finish; deep pockets with in-out flaps; anti-alteration lift shoulders. In shades of grey, light tan, dawn blue and bright blue. Rim buttons in $17.50 “Classmate” Only at LANSBURGH’S FOR MISSES FOR JUNIORS 14 to 20 11 to 17 SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'’S. On the Third Floor Jt. * Printed La Chine Muslin Harmonious colorings —created by artists. A soft, sheer cotton fab- ric, that is firm and practical. Lovely pat- terns. yaro 29¢ Printed or Plain Percales An inexpensive fab- ric for house frocks, pa- jamas and children's dresses. Plain and printed patterns. varo 12%45¢ lection—and one of the greatest values! Large or small figures and polka dots—in all colors. 7c Woolen Dress Goods, Coatings Tweed, flannel, bas- ket cloth, wool crepe, novelty suitings and coatings—all 54 inches wide. Spring shades. varo $1.39 Custom-Made For Two-Piece Suites-Complete Slip Covers With Talon Fasteners yrcenaranaenesenurned ittt ataee For limited time only! Covers, with box-pleated skirts, expertly made in our own workshops of tubfast and sunfast jaspe cloth (Indanthrenedyed). New talon fasteners prevent unsightly gaping; they launder perfectly without damage to laundry equipment. Plaids &8 Checké Men are wearing them! You can go in for a “checkered career” this season—and be on the top rung of the fashion ladder! Little checks, big checks and even plaids —everybody’s wearing 'em. Spring Winners . . . for Little Women We cut and fit covers over your furni- ture; an experienced workman delivers and puts them on. Order now to insure delivery when needed. ’'Phone NAtional 9800, Branch 231, and our representative will call with samples. FIFTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. The lovely black gown on the seated figure is our prize . . . for no matter how faulty the figure that dons it, it magically covers up . the unflattering lines. It fills out the too-flat bust; it masks the too-expansive one. \ The skirt with double box to all This frock and its compan- ions, some in 2-pc. models, are inexplicably flattering; they DO SOMETHING to lit- tle women figures. Also gam- say, rough and crinkle crepes. Prints \ ladiolus The plain shades of the above : A : { b, dresses—brown, black, the new ‘ 6{ B lb luminous navy blue and beige— also constitute backgrounds for a \ ’ u S sparkling galaxy of prints designed I\ y 19C Dozen Staccato little flower prints, . 3 g hecks, brlkn.& d‘:: : S : Available at a very low price, bulbs that will Loy i produce the finest blooms for color, form and especially for little women. quality. Order now and you soon will be able to point with pride to the blooms in your own garden. Plaid or Checked Shirts in neat colorings. Collar-attached styles. Sizes 14 to 16%. $1.00 to $1.95 Plaid or Checked Ties in a clever assort- Checked or Plaid Pajamas, neatly piped. Well made and full cut for comfort. All sizes $1.65 Plaid or Checked Socks in large and small designs. A splendid selection of colors, 35¢c and 50c Checked or Plaid Suspenders, the keenest things you ever saw! A large color assort- ment $1.00 and $1.50 Plaid or Checked Garters, very comfortable, with long-stretch web. Single or double grip 50c Los Angeles—orange 1910—rose Maiden’s Blush—pink Giant Nymph—pink H. E. Bothin—pink Albania—white Joe Coleman—red Mrs. F. Pendleton—cream Le Marechal Foch—pink $1.50 for 100 Bulbs SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. “ printed on the qther; to be . worn either way! $10.00 SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. .Men’s Shop .Street Floor "