Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1937, Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AUGUST 15, 1937—PART ONE. ansburg 1 piGHTH and € 2 1y AR €0 SEVENT HEALTHFUL = N J e 1025 Tiney use " ice. g eCBa PUE o PERTEIND -5 l‘.xlraordinar Purchas o ‘350 Supreme Quality i $190 @ Tightly Curled, Highly Moired Pelts Pee;'lessly Matched A spectacular purchase from one of the most important importers of Russian Black Persian pelts! 20 superb Coats selected from hundreds of the market’s choicest . . . hand-picked for their luxuriously supple fresh skins. Matched so perfectly that not only exceptional technique was required by the master furriers who worked them—but great artistry and imagination is displayed in the manipulation of the fine Persian skins. Brilliantly styled in fashions from such noted designers as Schiaparelli . . . Molyneux . . Worth ... Alix and Paquin. Fashioned to show to full advantage the beautifully flowing, connected patterns. Princess models . . . Swaggers and even the important new Brief coa that comes a bit below the finger tips. However, remember, 20 Persian Lamb coats of such quality and worth—priced within the range of ‘an ordinary fur coat—can hardl fill the demand. We urge you to be early. Lansburgh’s Air-Cooled Second Floor—Fur Salon,