Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1933, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1933.. ! i,’ ” Sb u ’,qh.’s Tomorrow, a Timely Selling! A special group of Spring Coats for LARCE Women NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE ™, 8™ and § $4.95 tor 3 Pie “Watteau” 22.Karat Gold-Plated with Painted Porcelain Miniatures The kind of accessories you'd associate with the most exquisite French boudoirs! Graceful shapes, beautifully executed miniatures, heavy beveled mirror, fine bristle brush set in polished wood. In- credible that they could have all the love- ly details of much more expensive sets and yet sell at this low figurc. STREET FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. A Lecture Tomorrow —on “Making Your Home More Beautiful,” by a prominent home- furnishing stylist. 10:30 a.m. and Bon Bon Dishes We’ve Sold 750 of These Regular $1 7 9c Values at You would believe it was some ex- quisite heirloom. It has weight and body, a rich, dull finish, repousse de- sign. Being antimony, it never needs cleaning or polishing. Host- esses clamor for these baskets for party uses—to hold nuts, mints, or bon bons. Mail and ’Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, NAtional 9500 STREET FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. This $2.50 Wrist Watch $1.95 An excellent $2.50 value, with sil- vered metal dial, nickel case, leather or metal strap. Accurate, depend- able; guaranteed against mechanical defects. Its lines of severe simplicity will appeal to any man or boy. Mail or ’Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, NAtional 9800 STREET FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. Living Model Revue Cotton Dresses Tomorrow from 11 zm. to 1 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m. cottons . . Cottons . . COTTONS . . that’s the tune we'll hear from now until September. So you couldn’t think of missing this important revue of those widely-heralded fashions! Daytime and sports frocks . . bright economies that refuse to look economical. Every important cotton fabric will be represented. YOU ARE INVITED THIRD FLOOR—LANSBURGH'’S. XXPROZ] ‘... (777 % NN ) OO0 AJ Coats for women 40'/, to 50//5; also in quarter sizes 39'/4 to 49'/4—a+ WELCOME event for the women who expected to pay a much higher price for coats of this quality. And a timely event, too—with Easter almost on top of us! The coats are beautifully tailored with that definitely slenderizing look, and that conservative finesse that appeals to all women. Firm crepey ‘woolens—in black, navy and gray. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. 517 ¢ Crepey Woolens ® Fur Scarfs ® Jabot Collars ® Scarf Ties ® Squirrel, moleskin and kidskin trims. ® Lovely Tailoring Just for Tomarrow . . These $16.50 and $19.75 Spring Suits will be sold for Fur Trimmed Swagger and Tailored Types Sale Priced 512 only reason we can mark the swagger suits at this figure is because the : _’ YHEY look far more expensive than the modest little tag indicates. The manufacturer was lucky enough to secure many remnants of men's wear woolen from a maker of men's suits! The dressy suits are trimmed with wolf or kidskin—many ONE-OF-A-KIND MODELS. Theyre masterpieces of tailoring! Plenty of navy and black—also beige and grey. Sizes 14 to 44. SECOND FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S For Any and All Occasions - 500 New Arrivals pring Dresses Scores of styles for women of all types and sizes. . . at this small and extreme- ly popular price E knew they would be good; that’s an old $10 cusyom of ours . . . but the ex- pensive materials, the enchanting styl- ing we wexe enabled to offer for the price amazed even us! Such an assort- ment! Coats—short, swagger or full length or Mandarin style. Flat chiffons for afternoon wear. Trims of gingham-check taffeta, wool embroidery, 10 Printed Crepes Bordered Prints Crinkle Crepes Satin-back Gamsays Hand-drawn Sheers Embroidered Sk starched chiffon, embroidered organza. Colorful,. lacy knits with striped capes or angora trimming. SECOND FLOOB—LAMISBURGH'S.