Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1933, Page 11

Lansburgh’s It Will Be Your '\ : Pleasure to Consult - Miss Cristié Zink Phoenix Hose Stylist May 15, 16 and 17 Miss Zink will enlighten you as to just what's what in smart hosiery shades. And if {:u'u interested in the technical features of stockings—Miss Zink will tell you all about the twisting process that makes hose at once exquisitely sheer and thoroughly practical! We are Featuring . . . Phoenix Custom-Fit Top Hose The famous full-fashioned Phoenix stocking that fits any leg—woven so that it stretches both ways. Chiffon or service weight. $1.00 Pair 3 Pairs, $2.85 o—o0o—-~°0 New Coty Beauty Treatment , 87 and § .Guardian Set’ A $3.00 Value Introduced at $1.50 Cleansing Cream, Tonic, Tissue Cream, Lotion—a special treatment that will bring new loveliness, new life to your skin. For nor- mal, oily or dry skins— here’s a treatment! STREET FLOOR TATTOO Your Lips! A New Transparent Lipstick Stubbornly Indelible '1 Something really new! No pastiness. No opaqueness. Just soft, exquisite color — that doesn’t come off when it shouldn’t. Just try it. STREET FLOOR A How Is Your Canary? ., Drgeisiers +REE BIRD CLINIC Clinic Hours—9 to 11 AM.—12 t0 4 PM. CANARY OWNERS: Has your canary stopped singing? Is his plumage bad? Does he need a manicure? If so, , bring him to Dr. Geisler, in his cage uncleaned, and this famous New York Bird Authority will examine, treat and diagnose each bird individually without charge. GEISLER’S CANARY REVUE and LECTURE Performances Daily—11:30 A.M., 1:30 and 3:30 P.M. A remarkable troupe of eight trained Meistersinger Canaries HEAR Hansel and Tuneful Tim sing a duet at com- mand. Dr. Geisler gives an interesting lecture during each performance on how to get more song and pleasure out of Canaries, $2.95 %' For this event only e with written guarantee Hartz Mountain \\‘ to sing satisfactorily Beautiful birds—all splendid singeri Dr. Gelsler will help you to select a canary that has a wide range of notes —a canary full of song and in splendid health. SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S ' ;let: :e,a-. $fi‘:oi‘§ STAR, WASHINGTO Part Cotton—Part Linen Ready-Made Drapes On Sale for Less Than Cost of Materials Alone $395 Decorator style, with pleated head- ing and sa- teen lining. Twelve love- ly patterns on back- grounds of tan, rust, green and natural. 50 inches wide, 2y; yards long. With tie-backs. e SR o S Glazed Chintz Drapes, $3.95 Colorful drapes in attractive de- signs on tan, green or eggplant grounds. 50 inches wide, 215 yards long. Pleated heading; sateen lined. FIFTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. Of Course, They Use Cotton to Cover Gliding Divans O o < 'Loose Cushions. .. Floating Arm - Comfortable coil spring that just invites you to relax! Three plump loose back cushions—and the $ 85 back is adjustable to several positions, Choice of . four attractive patterns in heavy cretonne covering. FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. 24x48-In. Cotton ‘Oriental Rugs $1-69 Colorful scatter rugs—just the thing for Summer! The rich designs and col- orings are reproductions of costly Ori- entals. Deep, soft, sturdy pile that will give years of service and satisfaction. 21x34-Inch Rug . . . $1.19 FIFTH FLOOR. Bias Tape and Spool Cotton An 8-yard bolt of cotton bias binding— and a 50-yard spool of mercerized thread to match. BOTH 10 c 4 Glazed Chintz D. C., MAY 14, 1833—PART Cotton Mop Self-wringing, non- tangling mop—made of sturdy, highly s twisted cotton SIXTH FLOOR. Cleanable Window Shades Ivory, ecru, mauve or green. Easily cleaned with a damp cloth. 64*(: FIFTH FLOOR. Glazed Chintz Lamp Shades _ Colorful floral de- signs on rust, rose or gold grounds. Bridge and 890 floor styles.... # Rubberized < Shower Curtain Sturdy, water-repel- lent curtains, 72x72 inches. Four attrac- Painted Duck Window Awnings Green and orange or green and tan. Com- plete with hardware. 26", 3, 36" or @ &7 This Big Luxurious Overstuffed Tapestry Covered LOUNGE CHAIR $] 2 95 Sink down in the soft, re- versible cushion—lean against the resilient spring- filled back. Ah—isn’t that real comfort! Sturdy web-bottom construction Spring-edge front; heav- ily padded roll arms. Rich tapestry covering, in har- monious coloring. A value! FIFTH FLOOR. Men, Cotton to This One! “Cocoon” Broadcloth Shirts 158 $1.29 4 for $5.00 Fine broadcloth shirts, full-cut and well-tailored. Collar-attached styles in white, blue, tan and green. Neckband styles in white only. Sizes 14 to 18. Phone Orders to Jane Stuart NAtional 9800 STREET FLOOR. Trousers of Cotton Are Economical, Smart and Clean Exactly what you need for golf, for motor trips or for doing your “daily dozen” on the tennis court! Sturdy mercerized trousers that launder pxcely. Plain white, and neat striped design on white. 29 to 42 waist sizes. STREET FLOOR—LVANSBURGH'S. Men’s Cotton Handkerchiefs Fiae cotton 'kerchiefs with neat hems, tape ud T ey 50 In Step with Cotton Week—Overstocked Maker’s Surplus! | Chair Sets Sale! Tots’ Hand-Made Dresses It would be impossible for us to adequately describe or picture these lovely little frocks. You will have to see them to appreciate their marvelous values! Every stitch done by hand! Every one beautifully embroidered by the Puerto Ricans! Every one is of fine, sheer batiste! | Regular $1.00 C DRESSES White, pink, blue, and maize ba- tiste frocks daintly trimmed with hand-embroidery, hand-run’ tucks, lace and fagoting. Sleeveless style for Summer wear. Sizes 1 to 3 years. FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. Comfortable pad for the chair seat—and a dded cushion back. led with sof ,STREET FLOOR. $1.00 and $1.59 { 8C pRESSES Sheer, cool Summer dresses for the little toddler. Tiny yokes, hems and armholes are elaborately fagoted or embroidered entirely by hand. Sleeve- less style in sizes 1 to 3. C DRESSES ‘Toddlers’ dresses in white or pastels—sleeveless style. All hand- seams and tucks to 9 $1.59 to $1.95 Cleaned Have your rugs made, from cleaned, sh a m pooed- dainty embroidery. 1 to 3 sizes, in and stored by native ex- fine wmm Infants’ long rts. Work guaran- and short dresses....... coneseens 98¢ l—modest g rices, call NAtional .