Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1937, Page 15

THE ‘SUI\'DAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, AUGUST 15 1937—PART ONE. — \ 5HO N ’< Holds Open House —teeming with College Bound Classics! Clothes with that “lived in” look already in them + « + 30 completely right for campus and classroom Clothes that bring the hoyden and the Tom-boy in yots out with a great success! But that’s not all. When day is done and shadows fall . . . you turn with sophisticated ease and dip into a little number of velvet and rhinestones called “Rise and Shine” . . . (and underneath them all you weer a “Smoothie” Foun- dation). Come, see! they’re almost uncanny! Did we say “teeming with classics?” b 0% o g e X %\@t Ordered and purchased before quality maker's busy season . . , made to our careful specifications of fine wools and priced to you at positive savings over their September prices! Every one in this sale will be remarked to their comparative prices quoted in this advertisement Sept. 1st! Wool prices are rising so steadily that we > : : & = doubt we will bepnble o meet eeen our later pgrices i weywere to having saved substantially on your children’s Winter togs without try to duplicate these in the present market. any undue expenditure. A convenience worth your consideration! LANSBURGH’S AIR-COOLED FOURTH FLOOR FOR CHILDREN BUY ON THE WILL-CALL PLAN—JUST PAY ¢ 20% DOWN ON PURCHASES OVER 5.99 And pay the balance in two months! You've the double advantage of Sale! Hockmeyer The August Sale of 13.95 to 15.00 TWEEDUROQOY J 3.Pc. Coat Sets KNICKERS | R joe e R aats and 1.88 JACKETS TR s o lored or fur-trimmed styles . . . English back or new Ballerina back. These ufl!t{ fabrics—Suede Pre-Season Jacket Sale! This famous “endure all” Cloth, Harris-type Tweed, Silver-tone type, Fleeces of the better grade . . . Hats in tailored, poke and close fitting styles . . . Leggins lined and have zipper fastenings. Sizes 3 to 615. fabric in new Fall styles. AND a new low price. Zip- per front; two sPoc pockets. Nicgly tailored. Sizes 8 to 18. SAVE 15% NOW SALE! GIRLS’ COATS 10.95 After the August Sale 8.88 Distinguished for quality fabrics! Tai- lored school-time types. Included are Harris-type Tweeds, Fleeces and Novelty Woolens. Belted and Princess styles and swing skirts. Self or velvet trimmed. Sizes 7 to 16, 3 95 2 Girls & Boys’ 10.95-12.95 Coat Sets Finer Sample Coat Sets in 2 and 3 piece styles. All are one-and-two-of-a-kind. Warmly lined; zipper leggins. 88 These trimmings: Squirrel, Australian Opossum, Beaver, ° Nutria and Velvet Inlays. Sizes 3 to 6. \ . Pre-SeasonKnickerSale! for this event! Knickers are all twill lined with worsted cuffs. Match or contrast Lansburgh’s—Air-Cooled Fourth Floor . 2.95 & 3.45 Children’s (15 »i3 11”‘ Fitzwell” Shoes Smart looking, but scientifically designed for little growing feet. Choice of oxfords in kiltie, saddle, moccasin or plain toe styles leather. Sizes 8% to 3. All Children’s Shoes Are Fitted by Our X-Ray Machine to-Insure Correct Fitting Washington mothers wait with jackets. Sizes 8 to 18. 229 dressy strap slippers in patents or tar Lansburgh’s—Air-Cooled Second Fioor. The August Sale! 3-Pc. 16.95 FUR Coat Sets 13.95 Choice of white lapin or bunny fur. Notch collar. Matching muff and Ascot scarf. Sizes 3 to0 6. The August Sale! 7.95 to 10.95 Sample Snow Suits 5.99 Three - piece styles— jacket, leggins and cap. Bolid colors or plaid trimming — embroidered styles — plaid combina- tions. All wool; good lin- 13.95 After the August Sale 1186 An outstanding group of tailored and Beaver-dyed-Coney t: ed styles. Such fabrics as Chase’s 8now Crest, lovel Fleeces and Harris-type Tweeds. All wit! warm inner linings. Featuring smart new Fall colors. Sizes 7 to 16. 16.95 After the August Sale 148 With the workmanship and style points found in “ -up” coats. Boasting the finer finishing details of higher-priced styles. These popular new fabrics—Wind- sor , Camel and Wool fleece, SBuede Cloth. New shades. Sizes 7 to 16. Lonsdurgh’s—Air-Cooled Fourih Fioor 4