Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1935, Page 36

7TH, STH & E STS. /1 JIAMUNLD JUL LLION DOLLAR ! BUT u diamond jubilee on/}( fzz//s once 1 75 years! If the glory of our entire Anniversary rested on this one sale—our Diamond Jubilee would make value history! We do not believe you have ever seen such a bewildering choice of beautiful dresses for every possible occasion, offeredat 12.74. We concentrated on rounding up the most important trends —the military, the peasant, the vivid new colors, the very high or very low necklines, the shorter daytime lengths, the exotic jewelry decors, the braids, the graceful drapings. The fabrics are amazingly fine; the trimmings costly, refined. From jacket dresses in whisper-thin wools, to dinner dresses in lush velvets—each is a scintilating bargain at Anniversary price! Sizes: 12 to 20, 36 to 46, 16V to 2613, 4213 to 5214 LANSBURGH'S—SECOND FLOOR—DRESSES Beautiful Bias-Cut SLIPS 75th Anniversary Price Pure Dye Fine French Satins i Crepes We know women watch a big Sale like this for a chance to buy all the Slips they need—at bargains. We certainly won't disappoint you on our 75th birthday! These are exquisitely made Satins, with Alencon laces on the Vee or new shallow-Vee tops; or simply tailored Vees. The French Crepes have Lace Vee or shallow Vee tops; or tailored Vees with appliques of embroidery. All are 48 inches long! They come in a glowing tearose tint. Sizes 34 to 44 for misses and women. Snatch Up Armfuls of Anniversary’s GOWNS, PAJAMAS, CHEMISES, DANCE SETS, STEPINS 1.69 oo Not one single undie looks as inexpensive as 1.69! Adorable models in bias-cut pure dye satin and French crepe. Gowns, lacy or tailored, some with cap sleeves, 54 inches long. French crepe Pajamas, lace and tailored I § g-pief.e st)ih:. P:ée bi‘iye satin Ehemfisc IS).ancef Sets and \ ) l ) tep-1ns, all lacy ai s cut to it well, 1Zes for misses g b and women. ‘W o\ 12.74 i \\ 12.74 / \ 12.74 ) A \ Lovely Bias-Cut ® ins In H \? \_/ Bergeins 1 = 595 Silk GOWNS, SLIPS, ?‘;,/7{ :é' Tailored SATIN or pAJAMAS S GRS S ”“»\ CREPE A ] \ FLANNEL a: ROBES Balbriggan and Novely Tuck Stitch PAJAMAS Foundations Negligees Regularly 5.00 3.69 Remember when a flannel robe cost big money? These new- - est versions are a lot more attractive at that — solid colors with contrasting cuffs and collars, gay stripes. They’re cut generously so you're really comfortable. Pick blue, green, maroon, brown, or- chid, acqua. Small, medium and large. 4.69 We can't begin to advise you about which of the 7 (seven) gorgeous styles you'll like best ~—we can't even de- scribe them ade- quately in our ex- citement! Polka-dot tailored satins, quilt- ed collar and cuff satins, crepes with shirred shoulders, in- teresting rough crepes —all in the vibrant new colors. See them! 395 Another long hipline inner belt foundation. Well boned up back and over abdomen. Medium low back. Strong elastic sections over hiplines. Vee gusset in front which allows freedom when sitting. This model is made of brocade with swami bust line and firm shoulder straps. ‘ Color, Tearose. 3410 48, Dainty as flower pet- als—pure dye satin and French crepe! Gowns are lavishly lace trimmed or tail- ored, 54 inches long. Slips are Lacy or tail- ored, 48 or 50 inches long. Two-pc. Pa- jamas in a bouquet of unusual models. Come early so you have first choice! LANSBURGH'S— THIRD FLOOR. 1 4 % b Necklines are Vee, round, or Peter Pan collars. Over blome or tuck-in style. Long or short sleeves in bal- briggan only. Trouws- ers full cut. Lovely soft, warm — Very smart. Colen Blue, Piak, Green, Yellow, Tearcse. medium, THIRD FLOOR— KNIT UNDIES.