Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1933, Page 16

THE SUNDAY. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUEY 30, 193 e ————————— e — nshu _ HO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER WASHINGTON STORE T™, 8™ and § ___1.%. 2Hours’ Free Parking 3 " Customers’ Garage, opposite &h St. Entrance. | When This Carload of Cabinets Is Sold Out There Will Be No More At These Pricqs Sale! Globe-Wernicke Co. - Steel Utility Cabinets Our next shipment of Globe-Wernicke Cabinets will have to be sold for more . . . because they are going to cost us a lot more, owing to the rapid rise in.steel prices and labor costs. See these well-made, finely-finished cabinets . . . the last word in kitchen, bathroom and closet con- veniences. They are indispensable in the closetless room and the Summer’ cottage . . . mouse-proof . . . and as easily cleaned as a china plate. SIXTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. High 6-inch Legs Sturdy Comstruc- tion Girls’ Summer . Dresses, Special - 94¢ In this group there will be dotted, printed, an~ embroidered organdies and sheer dotted swisser Lovely frocks in white and pastel shades for Miss ¢ to 16 to wear in the afternoon or to parties. Every one brand-new! | FOURTH mon.—unnmqn DEMONSTRATION—Monday, July 3lst, Fourth Floor, Infants’ Dept., in the use of Curity Layette Cloth Diapers. No hems, less bulky, softer, drys quickly, and is 30% more absorbent. 27x27 in., $1.70 doz.; 20x44 in., $1.85 doz. 32-35 ; ; ' ‘2045 s l 045. "FOURTH FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. 65 ins. high, 14 ins. wide, 42 ins. high, 14 ins. wide, 27 ins. high, 14 ins. wide, 12 ins. deep, 6 shelf spaces 12 ins. deep, 4 shelf spaces 12 ins. deep, 3 shelf spaces Mail and Phone Orders to Jane Stuart, NAtional 9800 / ' === August Sale of Blankets Neat, Simple, Accurate! Strikes ‘Like a Match . . . Never Fails! ! : In Time' of Heat Prepare for Cold: [tis 2 clever homemaker who is all prepared New' Eve rl astin ; blankets. Doubly clever this year, if she buys her blankets in the August Blanket Sale . . . for these L4 g = a4 & blankets were bought before the rise in wool prices—which even to us is amazing. Buy now, for you will surely pay more if you wait until colder weather arrives. So in all fairness we say “BUY NOW,” . Match fOl’ Smokers : ) because our next blankets will have to be higher priced.—THIRD FLOOR. $1 N gropm $8.45.. | | $4.95.. | | $6.95- || $2.95.- his Ingeni T i T;o daln ,:A‘::n:':’ Gb;:;".;:h:o ke : Fature Price, $12.95 Future Price, $6.50 Futare Price, $7.95 Fature Price, $3.95 leaking container filled with fluid! Small # s : Blankets of pure All new wool,’ Blankets from An all-wool plain enough for your handbag . . . men like the : virgin, long staple block plaid blankets fine, long staple, color blanket in larger sizes! Some have Century of in rose, blue, gold, virgin wool and rose, blue, peach, - 4 ach finished with Progress designs which make them mar- tan, green, and red :vlde satin binding. green and tan. velous for gifts! Note the Scottie sketched ! . plain colors . . . cut and black. A well These are in, v 70x80 inches with a STREET FLOOR—LANSBURGH'S. and bound singly. made double blan- tone colorings — wide sateen bind- T2x84 inches. ket. 70x80 inches. T2x84. ing, well made. We Bought Them Before Recent Advance in Prices! Worthwhile Savings! $2.44 Voile Dresses - 1,000 Pairs of Attractive Curtains The Season's Sensation They're Leaving Us Monday— All from Regular Stock—Your Choice 19 PCS: Hobnail $ 1 Glassware, Onl ‘ $ 1 '88 An AII.A?:erioun Faz):rorite On Monday morning at 9:15 you can walk into our Daytime Dress Department and buy any one of our $2.44 voile dresses for $1.88. And there are literally hundreds of smart ones from ‘which to choose. Sizgs 14 to 20 and 38 to 52 - There will be a_rush for these pretty prints! Clear, lovely colors in; light or’ -dark shades . .. plain and novelty weave voiles with self ruffies, pleats, and crisp