Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1935, Page 18

ARMISTICE BALL PLANS COMPLETE rs. Claude A. Swanson Will 3e Honorary Chairman of V. F. W. Committee. The fifteenth annual Armistice day ball' of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the District of Columbia will be held on the evening of November 11 at the Willard Hotel. Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, will be honorary chairman of the Ball Committee and President and Mrs. Roosevelt will head the list of patrons and patronesses. The chairman of the general com- mittee in charge of arrangements is David B. Herman, department junior vice commander of the veterans' or- ganization. Assisting him are Deputy Comdr. Edward K. Inman, Deputy Senior Vice Comdr. Stanley, Dr. Har- mon. Deputy Quartermaster Walter P. Boehm, Chief of Staff Col. Harry Coope and Past Deputy Comdrs. George J. Neuner, Oscar W. Hollings- worth and Nathan D. Golden. Mrs. Clay Keene Miller, president of the District of Columbia Depart- ment Ladies’ Auxiliary, will be vice chairman, representing the auxiliaries. Chairman Herman has appointed the following chairmen of the sub- committees: Dr. A. Victor Cercell, box and ticket distribution; Past Deputy Comdr. Charles B. Jennings, liaison; Past Deputy Comdr. Daniel E. Campbell, distinguished guests; William M. Barge, decorations; Philip Belt, printing, and Walker H. Colston, entertainment. Nearly 1,000 Cases Not Recorded, Doctor Says. Nearly 1,000 cases of pneumonia failed to be reported to the District Health Department last year, accord- ing to Dr. Harry J. Dowling, a member of the District of Columbia Medical Bociety. . Dr. Dowling estimated 2,200 pneu- monia cases here during the year, in the course of a lecture Wednesday night before the medical society. The reason for the smaller number of cases reported by the Health Depart- ment, he said, is because many physi- cians do not report all their milder cases of pneumonia, as required by law. He did not think, however, that the mortality rate from pneumonia was greater in Washington than the Health Department reported. Heads Ball ' fr CONSTIPATION Used or Recommended forYears by Over 50,000 Doctors When a doctor is constipated, what | does he take for relief? That ought to prove beyond question how safe, how | gentle, how effective a laxative is. Now here’s an amazing fact! For Our 59¢ “Spun-Lo” Rayon Undies 47 Lastex waistbands, seam- |less to avoid bulk. Tai- lored tearose panties, vests, step-ins, briefs. Sizes 34 to 42. THIRD FLOOR Last day for these Foundations 3.99 | Last day for these healthy savings on Foundations; long, medium or short; fine girdles. Get yours! THIRD FLOOR Keep Cozy in a Smart Velveteen Blouses! 1.66 Pick and choose from sev- leral flattering models, finer velveteen. Blue, rust, green, brown, red, black. SECOND FLOOR $1 Lancrests! Women's All-Silk Hosiery 77 3 prs. for 2.25 All-silk chiffons, with jack- quard lace tops. Also, $1 famous make of Chiffons and srrvice-weights, sure- many years, more than 50,000 doctors | fjt tops. have used or recommended Pluto Water. For they know, from per- sonal experience, that Pluto is the sure way to eliminate dangerous accumulated poisons, They know it is | not a habit-forming medicine. They | know its action is gentle and quick. WHAT DOCTORS SAY Dr. T. C. G. of Towa says: “I pre- scribe Pluto daily for my patients.” Your own doctor too, will tell you there is nothing better. And—will warn you against habiteforming drugs | of all kinds. That’s why you also can | always depend on this famous laxative. So, the next time you are consti- pated, do as doctors do. Follow the gentle “water way” to relief. Take the tasteless, non-habit-forming dose— 1/5 Pluto with 4/5 glass hot water. In one hour or less you'll get relief. And what a remarkable difference it makes! Remember, too, Pluto Water is a highly beneficial, saline laxative min- eral water bottled at famous French Lick Springs, Indiana. All drug stores have it. Two sizes—25¢ and 50c. Two hundred million bottles of Pluto water have already been used — millions more are sold each year. You'll find it one of the most economical, most effective laxatives you ean buy! Get some today. STREET FLOOR For Larger Women! Rayon Dresses 3.69 or 2 for 7.00 If you wear size 38 to 52, here’s the buy you'll brag about! Rayon crepes, | matelasse, polka-dot satins. THIRD FLOOR Now’s the Last Call! Women'’s $5 Fashion Shoes 3.95 Save 1.05 on any pair of $5 shoes in our entire stock! For sports, for dress, get bargains in good shoes. SECOND FLOOR THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; The Student Shop Lansbrook-BHi 3-Pc. Suits For our friends among the students of Washington we $ have gathered from our An- niversary sale just 54 pieces to be sold for this astonishing price tomorrow. Better miss class than miss these bargains. Woolen Pleated-Front Slacks. Sizes 14 to 20 2.99 LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR— STUDENT SHOP “Y ansbrook” Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats Our regular prices for Lans- brook clothes run from $25 $1 6 up. From our Anniversary Sales we have accumulated 75 pieces of genuine Lansbrook apparel to sell at this low price. Naturally the size and color ranges are broken. Sizes colors, or styles in every item. Remem- ber—no charges for alteration! LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR $5.95 and $7.95 Women'’s Dresses Budget Corner is pretty proud of this 4 8 8 line-up: wools, crepes, ® corduroys, jerseys, sheers—dresses for round the clock. Sizes 14 to 44. SECOND FLOOR Budget Corner’s Smart 29.75 Dress Coats Last day to snap up bar- gains like these! New $ treatments, generous col- lars of your pet furs. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 44, come on! SECOND FLOOR Erl-Glo Lined Fleece Juniors’ Sports Coats We picked our most popular model, from a higher price $ line: a full swagger with high standing collar, semi- dolman sleeves. 11 to 17. SECOND FLOOR 7.95 & 8.95 Regularly! Dresses for Juniors! Cutest string of win- ners you’ve seen since’ you began wearing sizes 11 to 17. Crepes L4 and wool styles as juniors want them. For dress-up or sports. SECOND FLOOR $3.95 De Luxe Steel RED WAGON Wheels Like a Real Auto Such a wonderful, “big” red wagon for this small amount of ° money. A whole dol- lar less than usual! There’s a special turntable to make your steering easy . .. there are extra-wide steel braces, a full-size (15x33-in.) body . .. and heavy spoke wheels with a new sort of tire to give a real “auto” air. Cream and black trims. LANSBURGH'S—TOYS—FOURTH FLOOR b P. C., OCTOBER 20, 1935—PART ONE. Button Into Your Coat! Plaid Blanket Coat Linings 279 Your fall topcoat can be warm as toast! These linings are plaid wools, easy to button in. Sizes 14 to 20. In 100 all wool. SECOND FLOOR Stunning Styling! Handbags 84- Alligator grains that look like the real thing! Pebble grains, smooth calf fin- ishes. Wide color choice. STREET FLOOR Women's Bengaline or Fabric Gloves a7 Wear them with your tweeds, suits. Pull:ons with cuffs. Black, brown, or navy. Special! STREET FLOOR Women'’s Suede or Capeskin Gloves 1.29 - Suedes at this price! Neat slip-ons, Fall colors. Capeskins are supple; smartened with stitching and buttons. STREET FLOOR 12Y2% Silk-and-Wool “"Woolies” for Women 33c Not heavy, but delightfully warm. They fit like your skin. Lastex bottoms. Vests or panties; tailored; tearose. THIRD FLOOR Toiletries Specials! Colgates Big Bath Soap, 12 for 56¢ Lady Esther Face Powder, T4c 15¢ Adoria _Cleansing Tissr for £ 1,65 D’Orsay’s Bath Salts, “discontinued” 49¢ Alcorub, large 16-ounce bottle 2S¢ Lifebuoy Soap...12 for 6¢ Street Floor Women'’s Umbrellas, sturdy Gloria and rayon, imported fabric. Regu- lation 16-rib size. Black, green, navy or brown. Floor)* Neckwear Specials! Fresh in—new high and vee necklines (mostly sets), in rayon satins, dullards, crepes. Moonglow, and white STREET FLOOR. Little Dresses. Tots3 to 6 can be dressed ador- ably in these prints and stripes with contrasting trimmings. Fast color. Floor) Tots’ New Dresses. Exceptional values in solid colors or prints. Deep hems and fast :%lqrs. Sizes 3 to 6 in is group. (Fourth Floor) . 88€ Tot's Union Suits, 10% wool, elastic back, drop seat, French leg, short ls)lee\:es. Siz'eT '2 to 6, oys' or girls’, (Fourth Floor) - 88¢c Warm Snow_Suits of suede cloth with zipper fastening. Belted, with matching helmet. Sizes 3 to 8 in this sale. (Fourth Floor) “ 1088 Tots’ Snow Suits, plaid tops, zipper fastening, 2 pockets, pull-over cap to match. Sizes 2 to 6 in this special. (Fourt}:g“lolor) 2066 Kiddies’ Union Suits, all cotton with rayon stripes, elastic back, drop seat, French legs. Sizes 2 to 8. (Fourth Floor) - 47c Wright's Sleepers, warm and snug gar- ments for little boys and girls. Sizes 0 to 10 in famous Sleepers. Bar- ains at (Fourth 5 : 88c Sleepers With Feet. gray knitted, soft and cozy even if the blan- kets kick off. Sizes 2 to 6. Founder’s Day. 59c¢c, 2 for $1 (Fourth Floor). Flannelette Pajamas and sleepers, with or without feet. Frog trims, prints or solid colors. Founders’ Day. (Fourth Floor) - 44C Men's "Aldine” Broadcloth _Union Suits cut in_closed crotch style. Sizes 38 to 46. Reg. $1 value (street 79C Men’s Grev Mocha Gloves with black em- broidery. Regular and ca‘t/:let sizes— 73, to 10. (street floor) 1088 Men’s_ Kidskin Slip- pers. Full leather lined in black, brown, blue, maroon. Sizes 6 to 12. Perfect for Xmas gifts! Reg. 1.95 -I 66 (street floor) Men’s Handkerchiefs, good quality linen with quarter-inch hems. Re- member, Christmas is comigg—_—;thgse are gran g1 s (Street Floor) - 1 OC Men’s_Hand-Tailored Neckties. The season’s popular patterns and colors, Men’s Brocaded ‘I;_o be s ‘II n ne, n and brown_l_r 4-44 STREET FLOOE. Men’s Pull-Over Sweaters. One of the best values in our Ju- bilee. Sizes 1.88 34 to 46. (street floor) o A A gl:‘ance t?) save. Shirts, 34 to 46; shorts, 30 to 3 for $§1 MISSES’ SUITS Man tailored! They’re dashingly 1 2 9 5 cut with reefer, bi- b swing or plain backs (short hip length). Green, red, brown, navy and a few ox- ford. Sizes 12 to 20. SECOND FLOOR. $49 to $59 Furred DRESS COATS Such furs! Red fox, $44 American Badger, Hud- Sizes for son Seal Dyed Muskrat, Persian, and loads more. misses, women and little women. Very special. SECOND FLOOR. Amazing Choice of MILLINERY We've saved this sur- rise for Founders’ 2 oo ay: Fur felts, vel- - vets, wool felts—truly extraordinary at $2! Pert styles, ornaments, black, brown and colors. SECOND FLOOR. For All Occasions BETTER DRESSES 1274 | 8.88 Choose two, or choose 10—you're get- ting excellent values! Formals, street dresses, sports dresses, in newest ver- sions. Sizes for every one. SECOND FLOOR. Pinked Cotton MORNING DRESSES A variety of styles and pat- terns, in printed percale 8 8 C morning dresses. Checks, stripes, plaids and gay prints THIRD FLOOR Lady Helen's! SILK HOSIERY Only for Founders’ 5 OC i Day! Chiffons with picot tops, plaited gl cradle soles. * Serviceweights with lisle tops and soles. Stock up! FIRST FLOOR. Finer Cottons! GIRLS’ DRESSES Everfast and Peter Pan Cloths in this special 1 5 5 group, plus novel cot- = ° tons. Many have hand details, match- ing panties. Some samples! Sizes 7 to 12, 12 to 16. FOURTH FLOOR. Men’s Unlined STREET GLOVES A dress glove in the popular $ pull-on or the just as much pr. used one-clasp style. A durable glove for year-round wear. Brown or natural color. LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. T AT R Broadcloth MEN’S PAJAMAS Select your sleeping garment $ from a variety in stripes or solid colors. Tailored to give room where room is needed. Surplice, middy, notch styles. Allsizes. LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. — Men’s Winter UNION SUITS Many a man is looking for this $ full cut, ankle length, long 1 sleeved union suit. A cotton ribbed type in all white or in ecru. They are warm enough and they wash without shrinking. Sizes 36 to 46. LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. White Broadcloth MEN’S SHIRTS All with the fused collar at- $ tached. This closely woven, 1 sturdy broadecloth shirt is a rare bargain at this price. Collar attached or in neckband types. Cut generously. Sizes 14 to 18. LANSBURGH'S—STREET FLOOR. <