Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1940, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940. Radio Called Ally, Not Competitor, Of Newspaper That radio is an ally and not a competitor of the newspaper, was the opinion expressed before mem- bers of the Women's National Press Club yesterday at a luncheon at the Women's National Press Club by two West Coast managing editors in Washington for the convention of the American Society of Newspaper | Editors which opened today. News that is broadcast is barren, | without the written page to bear it Just 10! Jumiors’ and Misses’ Reversible Coats 5.00 Boxy ond fitted styles. Red and blue plaids. Also a few tweeds. Woois with craven- etted cotton gabardine. Sizes 9 to 15 and 12 to 16. Lansburgh’s—Junior Shop— Second Floor For Women! Smart Coats Just 20 in the Group. Ome-and-two-of- 95 Boxy Tweed Coots; size 45 _ Black Fitted Coats; size 44 Black Boxy Coats; 48 to 52; was Black & Blue Twzed Coats; 38 and 44 Black Boxy Coats; size 45__ Beige & Colored Boxy Coat; 40 to 42_ Furred Tweed Coat; size 44 __ Blended Mink, Trim Black Coat; 1—129.50 Dyed Kalmsky, Trim Black Coat 1—39.95 Dyed Fitch Trim, Black Coat; —19.95 Hollywood anmcl Coats; colors 40 to 42 1—69.95 Dyed Jap Mink Trim Coat; 51 SEVENTH, EIGHTH and E SIREETS 18. 12.95 up, declared Donald J. Sterling, managing editor of the Oregon Journal and president of the So- | ciety, who said the radio proved in- adequate to satisfy the news de- | mands of the public during the | strike in Portland when the city was without a newspaper for five days. Walter P. Jones, editor of thé | McClatchy Newspapers of Sacra- | mento, Calif,, agreed with the Ore- | gon editor that radio boosts news- | paper circulation, instead of ham- pering it. The McClatchy organi- zation owns three newspapers and | five radio stations, he said. The | good will created by the radio sta- | tions increased circulation of the | papers. Mr. Jones added. “People “m listen to a radio flash,” he said, “and then ](‘mk to the papers for verification.” Mr. Sterling also spoke particu- larly of the value of women's !m»| tures in a newspaper. He indicated | that to the average American | woman specialized news of fashions, | cooking, society and home furnish- ings is of more interest than inter- | national news. Ruby Black, president of the r‘lub rlcslded and introduced the speak- ers. Guests included Gladstone | Williams, Washington representa- | tive of the McClatchy papers; Rich- ard Grennell of News Week, Oveta Culp Hobby, executive vice presi- dent of the Houston Post, and wife of former Governor of Texas W. P. * Hobby, publisher and owner of the Houston Post. and Brian Bell of Ihe Associated Press. Mrs. Hooper Exhlblts Her Miniatures Here A display of miniatures by Mrs, Rosa Hooper of San Francisco and New York, whose work won the gold medal at the Panama-Pacific Ex- position in San Francisco in 1915, went on exhibition today at the Corcoran Gallery of Art. The show will continue for two weeks The display includes 16 subjects. Mrs. Hooper has exhibited her work in London. Paris New York. Her other prizes include the grand prix at the Alaska-Yukon exposition at Seattle in 1909 and the highest honor at a Pennsylvania society show in Philadelphia. For the duration of the exhibition Mrs. Hooper. who studied art in Paris and Dresde stayving in Washington with nephew, Col John H. Jo president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce., and his wife. Meeti;é toflMop Plans For Aviation Classic Plans for Washington's annual aviation classic, the Langley Day Air Meet, to be held May 5, will be made at a dinner meeting of the ‘Washington Air Derby Association | at 7 pm. today in the Admiral Club, 1640 Rhode Island avenue N.W. | The meet. for the first time in the seven years' history of the event, will be held at a Virginia flving field, Hybla Valley Airport, near Alex- andria. Sportsmen pilots from a number of Eastern States are ex- pected to participate in a program of races and other flying events under sanction of the Civil Aero- nautics Author and the National Aeronautic Ass tion. Red Cro;s Receive; $200 War Relief Gift The District Chapter of the American Red Cross today an- nounced receipt of a contribution of $200 for undesignated War Relief Work, while receipt also was noted for the first contribution of $5 for relief for Norway. The chapter made an appeal for more volunteers to t with sew- ing and knitting projects to meet increased requests for relief for war refugees. Sur dressings and clothing for Norway are now being prepared for the next ship- ment to the New York distribution point April 25. Explorers Club Plans Dismal Swamp Trip Memmbers of the Explorers C]ub will make a field trip to Lake Drum- mnnd in the Dismal Swamp. near Norfolk, Va. May 12, it was an- nounced today. The trip will start from the new Post Office Building, Granby street and Brambleton ave- nue, Norfolk. at 8:30 am. and will proceed by automobile to the George | Washington Canal, where boats will | be waiting. | Arrangements are being handled by McFall Kerbey at the National Geographic Society. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police was first known as the North- ‘West. Mounted Police. Sl G ol SRR | HERE IS the softest, gentlest shoe you've ever seenm, so fi ible it feels like walking bare- toot. You'll want to live in it, down to dark, seven doys @ week, In black, brown or blue “Softee” calf or white bucko. HAHN" 1207 F 4483 Conn. Ave. Tth & K 3212 14th 4th & G BARGAINS NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS Prep Shop Values Description 8 Summer White Cotton Suits; 20 to 22 White Wool Flannel Slack Blue Wool Cheviot 4-Pc. Suit - e e 7105 Wool 4-Pc. Prep Suits; broken sizes 17.95 Lansburgh s—Prep Shop—Fourlh Floor Bovs Apparel Clearance Conon Twill Coveralls; 8 to 12 1.25 Cotton Wash Shorts; sizes 61014 1.00 .00 Were 7.95 4.99 Sport-Neck Cotton Shirts; short sleeve style 5 Cotton Wash Suits; sizes Sand 6 - =L 39 Wool-Cotton Unionsuits 25 Cotton Jr. Slack Suits; sizes 6 and 7 .59 Wool - Rayon Knickers; sizes 9, 11, 16 e 59 Cotton Wash Slacks 99 Cotton Wash Suits; 5) {0 Cotton Crepe Pajomas; sizes 16 and 20 25 1.00 Cotton Wash Shorts . _ 1.99 Wool Jr. Topcoats; sizes 8 to 10 : Wool Rugby Suit; size 11 Boys’ 3-Pc. Wool Suits; with 1 longie and 1 knick- ers; 10 to 16 o 12.95 Cotton Broadcloth Under- shorts = iy 35¢ Cotton Wash Knickers 1535 Cotton Neckties; attrac- tive colors o Cotton Jr. Sport Coats - Sport-Neck Cotton Shirts; long sleeves Wool Sweaters; fine qual- ity 259 Lansburgh’s—Boys’ Apparel—Fourth Floor Praperies. Bedspreads 65 Embroidered Cotton Crash Spreads and Drapes; each (some of the spreads match the drapes) Ready-Made Cotton Chair Slip Covers .__ __ 2.98 Matching Sofa Slip Cov- ersHEs O o 4.98 Yds. Trimming; cording, frings, etc.; yd.__ 10c & I'5e Prs. Fine Quahty Cotton Curtains; tailored, ruf- fled; pr.. - 3.981t06.98 Yds. Figured Cotton Glozed Chintz; vd 59¢ Lansbmgh‘s-—Dmptn‘rs-—FuurM Floor her-Priced Mattresses Famous - Make Mcf‘rcsses sizes .99 8.951t012.95 10.95 39¢ 2.99 1.00 1.98 39.50 900-Coil Mat- floor samnle Felt single; Capitol Brand Layer Mattress; sinale Capitol Brand Tuftless In- nerspring Mattress, single Tecster Bed; soiid Philip- pine mahogany; double 29.50 Lansburgh’s—Bedding—Fifth Floor lnusual Lamp Values Pr. Vanity Lamps; attrac- tive style; pr._ _ Lovely Silk Lamp ‘Shades Beautiful Silk Lamp Shades; soiled Silk Condle Shades Twin Lumarith Lamp Shades Silk Lamp Shcdes, soiled Lomp Shade Covers 30c & 50c Paper Parchment Lamp Shades E 2 50c555c Alaboster Vonity Lamp 1.98 1 Night-Table Lamp 3.98 Lansburgh’s—Lamps—Sizth Floor Housefurnis 49.50 29.50 29.50 1.49 2.98 1.98 1.00 1.00 1.98 ngs 36 Tin Funnels = = Sc 42 Packoges Paper Nopkins, Cocktail Doilies = 16 Lotion Bottles, Hose Couplings . __ —~ 50citoil. 9] 16 Towel Holders, Spray Guns 39¢ & 49¢ 4 Garbage Cans & Vegetable Bins Indoor Clothes Dryers .. _ Chrome-Finish Towel Rack Kitchen Chairs Unpainted Bookcases Ironing Board; padded, covered Curtain Stretchers; smooth unpainted _ ___ Hot Plates; well-known 10c 21051 2.79 3 Chests of Drawers Now 1.78 3.88 15.88 11.88 50¢ 1.25 50¢ 79¢ 79¢ 99¢ 15¢ & 25¢ 15¢ & 29¢ 1.25 99¢ 2c Sc¢ 19¢ 29¢ 49¢ &59%¢ 79¢ 99¢ 1.19 1.59 2.49 2.99 l 95 1.49 © 6.9967.99 4.95 5 5.99 Lansburgh’s—Housefurnishings—Sizth Floor Savings in Girls’ Wear 14 Cotton Dresses .. _._._ 115 6 Silk_and Rayon Dresses, 1.95-3.95 7-16 S Chubbie Dress, size 1072, 2.00 s 3.99 shades, cotton - Housecoat, c Sweaters, pastel % wool and angora_______ 3.00-3.95 Wool Skirts, size 7__ 2.00 Wool ~ Skirts, chubbies, 1672 3.00 Summer Hats, linens, cot= ton piques ____ 1.00 Straw Hats____ 3.00 1.95 5.99 Woo! “Tweed Jocket, size 12 Zon 5.99) Wool Jocket, size 16 3.99 Lansburgh’s—Girls’ Wear—Fourth Floor Cotton Gym Suit . 39¢ 78¢ T8¢ 58¢ 79¢ 94c 94¢ 19¢ 50¢ 1.00 1.97 297 79¢ 59¢ ““Gold Seal” Congoleum 39" Sq. Yd. Just 500 yards to sell at this saving Friday. Choose from marbleized, tile or Hook-rug pat- terns. for kitchens, dinettes, bathrooms, etc. tinued patterns. Lansburgh’s—Floor Coverings—Fourth Floor All perfect quality. Colors and patterns Discon- Silverware Reduced Description Were € Prs. Sterling Silver ‘'Pepper Shakers; pr. 1 Pr. Sterling Silver 10- Inch Candlesticks; pr. 3 Prs. Sterling Silver Console Candlesticks; pr._ 5.00 1 Sterling Silver 3-Light Can- delabra; ea. 5.00 6 Sterling Silver Children's Napkin Clips; ea .25 1 Silver Plated Baby Cup; pule gold lining 1.00 Lansburgh’s—Silverware—Street Floor Salt- 5.00 5.00 Furniture, 407, to 507 Off 1 Credenza Buffet, Jr. Size, walnut veneered on hard- wood _ Solid Maple “Double-Size Bedsies - i Panel Beds, walnut or ma- hogany finish (on gum- wood) = Enamel-Finish Dinette-Size Tables = Rattan Lounge Chous nat- ural finish Rattan Chairs; ond back Burl Walnut Veneer (on hardwood) 18th Century Vanity Occasional Chairs; seat and back__ _ _ Solid Maple Boudoir | Chairs; wing style ____ Eoos Rattan Settees, sprmg seat and back cushions_ Chippendale Wing Chairs; down-feather seat Oval Mirror; plate gloss; large size Solid Maple Co!omcl 7- Drawer Vanity Solid Maple Dinette Cho‘rs, red finish 7.95 Lansburgh’s—Furniture—Fifth Floor b(allonery. Accessories 4 6-Pc. Leather Desk Sets 3.00 Cork Card Table Covers Autobridge Deals_ __ _ Sets Place Card Ho!ders, 6 to set Sheaffer Desk Pen Base._ Pipe Rack . Brodi Games. Wood Boxes for Playmg Cards, poker chips, etc. Novelty Bridge Score Pads Brief Case, leather _____ Leatherette Portfolio __ Writing Paper Holder, leatherette _ Smoking Stand . . _ _ Metal Dog Ornament Writing Portfolios Crane's Writing Pape: Cloisonne Humidor - _ Cloisonne Vase Crane’s Writing Poper Card Table Cover, green_ Crane’s Note Paper __ Whiting Letter Paper Lansburgh’s—Stationcry—Street Floor Boys’. Misses’ Shoes 175 "Boys’ Tennis Shoes, lace to toe, crepe soles, 11-3, 315-10, broken sizes 200 Junior Misses’ Straps, Pumps, Oxfords. Broken Sizes 315 tol9i il 39.95 19.95 12.95 9.95 17:95 11.95 spring seat 44.95 29.50 10.95 2495 tufted 29.95 15.95 44.95 NV [ 1 1 2 7 0 1 1 1 VI =~ WO — = 1.35-1.95 4.00-5.00 14.75 9.95 7.95 4.95 9.95 6.95 19.95 16.95 6.50 14.95 16.95 9.50 19.95 3.00 79¢ 1.99 Lansburgh’s—Children’s Shoes—Second Floor Women’s Silk Underwear 44 Rayon Satin and Sheer Crepe Gowns _ 39 Rayon Print Gowns Pure Silk Shps, lace trim- med Pure Silk Tailored Shps, soiled Rayon Satin Slips, light or dark " Rayon Crepe cmd Scmn Camisole Slips Rayon Taffeta Petticoats, cotton ruffle Rayon Taffeta Pemcocrs, cotton ruffle Silk Slip, soiled - Silk and Rayon Smm Shps, tailored _ Silk Gown, lac Silk Gown, soiled c - o iE Silk Gown Ensembles, soiled . Silk Gown, slightly soiled_ Raoyon Crepe Pajomas, soiled Bed Jacket, soiled 295 11495 2.95] 259, 1.09 1.95 1295 295 3:95 2.25] .95 10.95 10.95 5.95 395 ond Satin silk lined, 3.00 Lansburgh’s—Lingerie—Third Floor Kunit Underwear Savings 10 1.95 Knit Petticoats, size 28 __ = 1.95 23 Knit Slips, camisole tops, 36-40 1.95 8 Rayon & Conon G:vdles, 2-way stretch . _ 9 Rayon G Cotton 2-way Pantie Girdles Rayon & Cotton 2-way Pantie Girdles 4 Rayon & Cotton 2-way Pantie Girdles __ e 4 Rayon Pajamas, twi 6 Rayon Camisoles, wh-te, small, medium 1 Rayon Gown, blue, size 0 2 15 Rayon & Silk Milanese Chemise, 36-38 20 Rayon & Silk Milanese Chemise, 36 - 2 Rayon Chemise, size 38 2 Rayon Slips, tailored, 34 to 44 1.69 100 Novelty Rayon Panties, Briefs 39c Lansburgh’s—Knit Undies—Street Floor Women’s Shoes Reduced 89 Physical Culture Shoes, Patent, Navy, Wine & Tan, 5-9, AAAA to B __ 16 Peacock Shoes, broken 1.00 2.00 1.50 2.50 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.50-1.65 295 1.00 6.50 8.75 116 Chevies, sizes 4 to 9, AA to B. Patent, Navy, i 5.00 16 Nanettes, Physical mres Odds & Ends___ 6.50 nsburgh’s—Shoes—Second Floor Yard Goods Reduced Description, Were. 148 Yds. Mallinson’s Print- ed Silk Chiffons; yd._ _ 165 Yds. Pure Dye Silk Prints; 175 250 300 40 1.39 1.39 49¢ 15¢ 29¢ yd. _ Yds. Yds. Pastel Rayons; yd. Printed Cottons; yd. Yds. Printed Cottons; yd. Yds. White Wool-Rayon Coating; yd. 1.19 25 Yds. Englrsh Tweeds; fine quality; yd. 2.95 Lansburgh's—Fabrics—Third Floor Savmgs in Toiletries 3 Wrisley Gift Sets 2= 5.00 7 Noxzema Shave Cream _ 29¢ 17 Beauty Treatment Kits__ 1.00 - 12 Bath Powder and Cologne; each 1.00 IO Facial Soap - 50c& 75¢ 7 Woodbury Skin Freshner 50c 8 Pond’s Face Powder _ __ 42c 16 Coolies Cleansing Pads - - 25¢ Lansburgh’s—Toiletries—Street Floor Housedresses Reduced 43 Rayon Dresses; broken sizes . . B 28 Ketti-Kent Rayon Dresses 3.99-5.95 2.99 15 Mayflower Rayon Dresses 3:99 14 Rayon Housecoats - _ 3.996 595 1 Wool Dress; tan_ 5.95 30 Rayon - Cotton Dresses; broken sizes _. 2996399 39.95 Lansburgh’s—Daylight Coat and Suit Shop—Second Floor 2.50 15¢ 50¢ 50¢ 25¢ & 35¢ 25¢ 25¢ 10¢ 1.24 Lansburgh’. a—Dnyume Dresses—Third Floor Men’s Furnishings 40 Cotton Shirts; soiled; 16 to 18 __ =l 10 Slipover Sweaters; and cleanese rayon 36 Wool Sport Sweaters; cape and suede fronts, zipper, button-front 128 Knit Cotton Sport Shirts; horozontal stripe 31 Fancy Cotton Broadcloth Pajamos; broken sizes 1.39 1.65G61.95 wool 2:95 3195 1.00 39¢ 79¢ 1.59 69¢ 69¢ Lansburgh’s—Men’s Furnishings—Street Floor Men’s Clothing Values 7 Wool Tweed Suits; req. (1) 34, (1) 36, (2) 39, (1) 40. Short (1) 35, (1) 38 Tweedy-Type Wool Sport Suits; ireg. F(3) 35 8(3) 36, 21537 5 (2) 38 (1) 39, (1) 42 e Reversible Topcoots; one side wool, other cotton gabardine. Reg. (21 42, (1) 44, Short (1) 42, Long (2) 38, (3) 39, (2) 40, (1) 42, (1) 44 26 English - Type Raincoats; rubberized cotton fabric 4.95 Lansburgh’s—Men’s Clothing—Street Floor Men’s Hats Reduced 34_Famous Make Smart Style Felts; broken sizes ____ Lansburgh’s—Men’s Hats—Street Floor Neckwear and Scarfs 17 Rayon Crepe Blouses, broken colors = 3 Rayon Moire Juckets, black only 18 Pocket-Hanky Scarfsi=—"— 31 Veiling, black, navy, 1'3-yd. yd 75¢ 61 Cotton Boucle Cardigon Sweaters 1.00 Lansburgh's—Neckwear—Street Floor Room. Scatter-Size Rugs Texture 9x12-Ft. Wool Axminster; as is Twist 3x9-Ft. Wool Brood- loom = Woven Fibre 7'6"/x9-Ft._ Rugs; discontinued Stencilled 6x9-Ft. Basket- weave Fibres = Fringed 4x6-Ft. Bedroom Rugs ___ Oval Braided Cotton Yarn 412x6'2-Ft. Rugs Saggyweave 30x60 - Inch Cotton Bathroom Rug - - Basketweave Fibres Sten- ciled 412x67;-Ft._ 5 Sisal or Woven Mourzourk 3x6-Ft. Scatter Rugs Fringed 3x5-Ft. Bedroom Rugs; florals Suraka Sisal 27x54-Inch Scatter Rugs 4.50 Imported 27x54-Inch Sisal Rugs 2.95 Skiduo 14x27-Inch Bath- tub Mats 1.00 Lansburgh’s—Rugs—Fourth Floor /\rtneedlework > Off 0 Rayon Taffeta Boudoir Pil- lows; ruffled _ Handmade Model Quilt ___ Hand-embroidered 52x72- Inch Linen Cloth ___ Hand-embroidered Linen Crash Model Cloth __ Hand-embroidered Model Bib Sets 3.00 Lansburgh’s—Artneedlework—Third Floor 30.00 19.75 13475 1.00 1.95 Square = 59¢ 54.50 17.85 11.50 8.95 6.95 7.50 s 6.95 4.95 “Cotton 3.95 1.00 35.00 20.00 6.00 Applique 6.88 1.88 2.99t0$5 1.8852.48 Sureads. Blankets, Comforts 5 Shirred Celanese Rayon Satin 72x84-Inch Comforts Chatham 72x84-Inch Blankets; cotton-wool; soil- ed - 295 North Star 72x84-Inch Wool Blankets; discontinued 10.95 North Star 72x90-Inch 13.95 1.95 19.95 Wool Blankets; discontinued Nashua 72x84-Inch Blank- ets; cotton-wool; soiled Lanswarm 72x90-Inch Wool Blankets; S-year moth-tested; soiled Purrey 72x90-Inch Blank- ets; rayon-wool; soiled._ 5.95 Beacon 72x84-Inch Blank- ets; wool-cotton; soiled- - 4.95 Lansburgh’s—Bedwear—Third Floor Values in Neotions 19 Enamel Finish Dress Hangers 10c 2 Rayon Cotton 8-Pocket Shoe Bags .. .- 2 1.00 17 Conon Nainsook Bias = 2 for25¢c 23 Two-Way “Stretch Lastex Girdles 1.00 1.39 7.95 23 Summer Cotton - Mesh Girdles= === 3 Cotton-Mesh Lastex Foundations 1595 Lansburgh’s—Notions—Street Floor Boys , Girls’ Toys 7 Unpainted Sandboxes; roomy size; unfinished._ _ 1.29 4 Zoolcraft Games_ 1.98 3 Doll Coaches; as is. 1 Streamlined Scooter; as is 2 Waterproof Pads for Steel Chairs (round-back style) 1.00 Lansburgh’s—Toys—Third Floor 1 1.59 7.95-9.95 4.99-6.99 5.95 11.65 2.59 7.99 9.86 90c 4.93 3.99 ° 3.45 Se 59¢ 2for15¢ 59 79¢ 1.00 249 69¢ Linens & Domestics Description. Were. 68 Martex Bath Towels 30 Martex Guest and Bath Towels - 49¢ 5 98¢ 86 Guest-Size Bath Towels._ 29¢ 10 Linen Lunch Sets = 1.00 240 Martex Wash Cloths 15¢ 120 Loce Vanity Sets and 1.00 Searfs _.___ 20 Prs. Mohawk Colored Pillowcases; pr. _ 14 Color-Border Sheet Sets 40 Prs. Hand - embroidered Pillowcases; pr. 36 Heavy Cotton Mattress Covers 1.19 339 1.00 Now. 79c¢ G 89 39¢ & 49¢ 29¢ & 59¢ 10¢ 1.98 1.0 Lansburgh’s—Linens and Domestics—Third Floor China & Glassware 8 Candy Jars; attractive style . (e s | Torque Plate; Heisey quality 5 8 Sets for 6; 32- p»ece 1 Set for 4; 20-piece_ 3 Sets for 8; 53-piece . 14 “Rose Marie” Cham- gnes ___ 1.00 5.98 Sc 29¢ Lansburgh’s—China and Glass—Sizth Floor Economy Shop 25 Dress and Sport Coats, beige, black or tweeds, wool, 10-16 . ___ 30 All Wool Pastel Shetiand Suits, single, double and triple breasted, 10-18_ 16.95-22.95 7.95 Lansburgh’s—Economy Shcp—srcond Floor Junior Shop Wool Costume Suits, one of a kind Pc. 4-Way Suits with print blouse ond extra skirt, navy only Postel, Duco ond Black Street Crepe Dresses Formals, fine crepes and nets 16.95 Lansburgh’: s—Jr. shop—Sccond Floor Women’s Dress Shop 15 Spring Prints and pastels for afternoon__ ___ 16.95 4 4-Way Suits “of Iavely woolens _ _ 19.95 3 Pc. Afternoon Dresses, Silk crepe __ 35.00 5 Pc. Net and Crepe Formals, women's sizes 16.95 29.95 16.95 10.95 5.49 5.95 15.00 7.00 6.00 12.00 8.00 10.00 23.00 5.00 Lansburgh ‘s—Women’s Dresses—secnnd Floor Infants’ Wear 2 Baby Bunting, pink, satin faced Wool Flannel Robe, size 6 North Star Robes, size 2-3, with bootees_ Robe, terry cloth. Size 6 House Coat, size6._. __ Corduroy Jacket, size 5_. Girls’ Skirt, wool, size 6. _ Girls’ Skirt, wool, size 6_ Polo Shirts, cotton knit__ Bobby Suits ___ 1.59 Cotton Jersey Suit 2.00 Dresses, cottons, 3 to 6 yrE i 1.59 15 Cotton Pajomas, " cotton prints 1 Silk Gown, size 6x___ 3 Knitted Coot G Beret Sets £ 1 2 10.95 3.00 3.95 139 1.59 3.00 .15 1.79 79¢ Handmade Bobby Suits_ _ Prs. Shoes, broken sizes Prs. Sandals, sizes 62 to 715 = 5! 3 Prs. Bedroom Slippers.._ 2 7 Knitted Hooded Capes._ - 4 Layette Sweaters, wnol 1.59-2.00 2 Swecters, wool, sizes 1-3 1.65 Lansburgh’s—Infants'—Fourti Floor 65 1 00 6 S5 26 79 8 25 3 50 00 2.00 ses’ Dresses uits, all wool 10 Long Wool Coats, wool & silk dresses and jacket Suits 22.95-39.95 6 Redingotes, and print dresses, also wool coats 16.95 13 4-Woy Suits, most with 19.95 29.95 49.95-59.95 box coats. Sizes 14 to 20 5 Street and Afternoon Dresses. Some wth jackets 99¢ 1.59 99¢ 99¢ 99¢ 88c 28.00 18.00 12.00 10.00 15.00 Lansburgh’s—Misses’ Dresses—Second Floor Women’s Hosiery—Gloves 42 Silk Stockings, 1 thread. 535 25 Chiffon Stockings > 115 100 Rayon Stockings - = 69¢ 100 Bed Socks - 1.00 50 Anklets C s0c 100 Prs. Suede Copeskin Gloves 1.00-1.95 Lansburgh's—Hostery—Street Floor Women’s Handkerchiefs 36 Sequin and Lace Trim Chiffons 125 Cotton Prints and Hand Rolled White Cottons _ 10¢ 29 Hand Rolled Pocket Chif- fons 25¢ 128 Large White Batiste Handkies 20c Lansburgh’s—Hankies—Street Floor 1.00 Corset Savings 23 Junior Type Girdlest____ 3 Side Hook Girdles._ = 5 Women’s Girdles _____ 30 Jr. and Average Founda- tions . __ R 5 Smoothie Foundations __ 3 Average Type Foundations 11 Cotton Mesh Foundations 14 Cotton Mesh Firm Con- trol Foundations 17 Cotton Mesh Averuge Foundations _ _ = = Cotton Mesh Jr. tions Cotton Net Artist Model Foundation Cotton Girdles Cotton Girdles Cotton Girdles Cotton Girdles . Longlme Brassueres, cotton Shortline Brassieres, cot- 3.50 5.00 1.50 1.00 Lansburgh’s—Corsets—Third Floor Group of 100! Reg. 4.39 Men’s Shirts 89 Popular fused collars. Most are Sanforized (less than 19% residual shrink- age). Lustrous cotton l;;mdclmhs‘ Sizes 14 to tion. and colors. Only 150! MEN’S TIES 39 Handsomely hand - tai- lored. Resilient construc- rayons and royon - cotton mixtures. Many Spring patterns Fine 4c 10¢ 9c ea. 6 for 50c Reg. 55¢ Price & Less Group of 30! 10.95 & 13.95 Women’s Dresses 3.99 Sheer rayon crepes in navy and black. Also a few prints. All are beautifully detailed. Save more thon half on one of them Fridoy. Mostly one-of-a-kind. Lansburgh's—Second Floor Just 8! Women’s 16.95 TWEED COATS 10.00 Beautiful spring wool tweeds Fine tailoring. Popular boxy style. Soft blues, beige or grey. Sizes 40 to 46 in the group. Spring weight—ideal for now. Lansburgh’s—Second Floor Just 10! Women’s 22.95 Wardrobe SUITS l 8.00 Boxy topcoat and matching 7 piece suit. Navy or black hair- line wool & rayén fabric Women's sizes-—38 to 44, Out- standing values. Lansburgh's—Dayiight Coat and Suit—Second Floor Great Group of 215! Women's 3.95 to 7.50 HATS 1.00 Beautiful styles that wear into® the summer straws, fur felts and fabrics Dressy and tailored types Youthful, flottering styles Lansburgh’s—Second Floor you'll Fine Ecomomy Shop Value! Just 50 6.95 & 7.85 Dresses 5.55 Pastels, dark crepes, gay prints in tailored, street styles. Dressy' I-piece styles with lingerie trims, boleros ond redingotes. Women’s and Misses’. Lansburgh’s—Second Floor Jr. Miss Shop Special! Only 11 16.95 Redingotes 8.00 You'll wear the wool coat with other frocks. The pastel ray- on dress is lovely. © Featured for Friday ot less than half price. Jr. Miss sizes. Lansburgh's—Second Floor Just 13! $20 & $25 Men’s Topcoats 13- All-wool fabrics in popular col- ors and potterns. Handsome- ly tailored. Mony expensive hand details. Every one a grond value Regular, (1) 35 38, (1) 40, (1) 42, (1) 44, Short, (1) 39. Long, (1) 36, (IVE38, 201039, (1)) 42, Lansburgh’s—Street Floor , (1) 36, (3) Only 36! Tots’ Wool 395 Coat Sets 4.88 Warm woolens. and next Fali. styles. terns. For wear now In 2 and 3 piece Navy and tweed pat- Sizes 3 to 6x. Lansburgh’s—Fourth Floor Group of 700 Pairs! Boys’ 25¢ Slack Socks 5 95¢ 20c Pair For boys and prepsters. In a host of colors and patterns that can be worn now and all sum- mer. Durable cottons. Sizes 8 to 11% in the group. Lansburgh’s—Fourth Floor Just 260! 27c and 35c MEN’S SOCKS 15¢ ~ Smart horizontal stripes, plain 6x1 ribs. Fine cot- ton lisles. Perfect for wear, now—Ilater in the Spring. You save more than half on every pair. Lansburgh’s—Men’s Furnishings—Street Floor