Evening star. [volume], November 11, 1932, Page B-7, Image 23

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Slip-Over Sweaters
Young—Trim—Warm
Sweaters with clever turtle or λ
necks or surplice;·. Soft, lacy ones
or classic sports models, in Harvard
Irimson, Yale blue, Princeton orange
and other shades. Sizes 34 to 44.
Skirts to Harmonize
Skirts to harmonize with all our
sweaters, in no end of new woolens
and colors. Cut with that noncha
lant slimness that is the secret of
sports chic.
SPORTS SHOP
SECOND FLOOR
Girls' Winter Coats
With Huge Fur Collars
All wool, diagonal tweeds, novelty
rough weaves and broadcloth. Large
dyed coney, raccoon. American and
Australian opossum collars and cuffs.
All-silk crepe or wool linings with
quilted silk rayon yokes. Sizes 7 to 16.
Special! Girls' Dresses
λ\ ashable prints and broadcloth in
blue. red. brown, green, orchid and
peach. Flared or straight line
modes. Sizes 7 to 16 yrs. The 7 to
10 sizes have matching panties. 2 for $3
Girls' Corduroy Pajamas
Simply dee-vine for the 10 to 16 ■ ^
who would lounge smartly! The Ο k
ravishing colors of the wide wale · /.*
corduroy—coral, powder blue, rose,
wine and green—make them alluring.
GIRLS' WEAR—FOURTH FLOOR
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$7.95
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Correct Solutions to the Head and Foot Problems
TURBANS
Satin—V elvet—Felt
babette
Shoes, $650
Suede—Kid—Lizard
Smartly shod in these fashion shoes you'll feel
that you have the world at your feet. Thousands of
women do feel that way because of babettes' outer
beauty, inner workmanship and commonsense price.
New models are being shown, for afternoon and street
wear; opera pumps, step-ins, straps and oxfords.
More than 30 styles! All sizes, 4 to 9; AAA to C.
$5
The turban, blessing to women, is the one type
of hat that flatters every woman, and on any occasion!
For daytime swanky little tailored aft'airs, and when
shadow s fall, night styles that are the life of the party.
Becoming to average women nf varying ages, and not
just to the glorified fashion drawing.
A. The Felt Turban.
Stripped felt
scrolled Into an
unusual face line,
with high back,
metal ornament.
Black, brown and
bright colors. All
head sizes.
B. The Satin Tur
ban. Crinkly satin
formal turban with
corded satin band
ing and rhinestone
pins. Very attrac
tive in black brown
or white. ATI head
sizes.
Γ. The Velvet Tur
ban. With suits,
for afternoon or
dinner. Richness
of velvet accent
uated by 2 clips
and veil. Black,
brown and white.
All head sizes.
MILLINERY—SECOND FLOOR.
SHOES—SECOND FLOOR
Saturday's Toytown Feature
2 7 -Inch Cuddly Baby Doll
This doll has caused a sensation because of its
exact resemblance of a real live baby ! It has a baby's
face with eyelashes and teeth ; it goes to sleep and Λ F
cries. Finely dressed with a tulle-ruffled cap and even ^
rubber panties! It's a real "Christmas" gift at
TOYTOWN—FOl'RTH FLOOR.
SANTA CLAUS Wants to See
Every Boy and Girl Saturday
In Lansburgh's Toytown
Jolly Old Santa Clans is going to be sitting on his beautiful
silver throne Saturday, to greet the hundreds of little boys and
girls who will trip up to
whisper in his ear just what
they want for Christmas. And
he will know your very own
name! If you don't think
Santa will know exactly who
you are. just come down and
hear him call you by your own
name. And some one else will
be here! A real dwarf-like
gnome as fat as a bowl full of
jelly, all dressed up in green and
red velvet ... he help? Santa
around his workshop, and you
can see iust how he does it!
Buttons or Zippers!
Boys' Suits of
TWEEDUROY
Hockmeyer Quality
Qives Super-Service
Put your boy in a Tweeduroy, then forget rough
weather, wear and tear !... for this famous fabric, now in
its eighth year, has proved that it can stand all the abuses
of a robust youngster's wear, and thrifty mothers demand
it for school wear. It is tailored for us, under our "Lans
brook" standards. A two-piece suit plus an extra pair of
knickers should be sufficient for any boy for the season.
Washable ! Warm, durable and good style.
Suit, $645
If sold separately
Suit, $5.90
11 gold separately
Jacket, $3*95 Zipper, $4.50
Knickers, 1.95 Knickers, 1.95
BOTS' CLOTHING—STKEET FLOOK.
The Smartest
Styles You Have
Ever Seen
Decidedly New!
Junior Misses'
Coat With Muff
No Victorian miss ever tucked her hands into a
nattier little muff than the black caracul one which
with its matching· collar, adorns the rough crepe coat
above. And it is but one of the positively dee-vine
models in this group—teatime coats with an edge
of fur down the front like a tuxedo, and many others
of fine crepe and suedy duvetvn fabrics boasting
trims of caracul, French beaver (dyed rabbit), wolf,
skunk and other choice furs. 11 to 17.
JUNIOR COATS—
Evening Dresses
For Misses and Juniors '
New, Sparkling . ^ f
and Different— îp I f"\*5U
Splendid Values -i- vJ
Go formal, young lady! One or two new eve
ning dresses will do wonders to boost your spirits
and increase your "cut ins." Velvets, rough crepes
and sheer crepes—many with detachable capes or
jackets to serve as "double-duty" frocks. Black,
white and new shades. Sizes 11 to 17, 12 to 20.
DRESSES—SECOND FLOOR