Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 18

FOURTEEN SLENDER SHELL STICKS —snEport the charming fam of black net, which ends in nar- row ostrich bands and wears a curling plun‘e on one side. Priced $28. Fan Section, First floor. ALL IS DELIGHTFUL VANITY That comes from this case p of soft tan ;:u ede i (an &7 JEnglish im- pon). which swings from a dainty golden chain. Further 8 inspection re- veals a dainty pouch bag, which conceals a lip-stick and powder pu’&c in a peach-colored silken bag—a good-sized mirror and card se—and still another pocket for notes. Priced $16.50. Leather Goods Section, First floor. THIS FASCINATING GIRDLE —that Paris has introduced as the, “making” of one’s costume this sea- son, uses jadel green motifs, stud- ded and linked with cut steel, very effectively. Priced Jewelry Bection, First floor. . THE VERY NEWEST . SAUTOIR ~ —is this tassel of _‘]\penrls. with a top encrusted in pearls and jet—the chain of silver linked with single pearls. Priced $9. Joweley Section, First FOR PARTY OR OPERA . —this _ dainty bag of hand- tinted satin, was designed to carry mi- lady’s otRer dainty evenmi accessories. All the colors of the rainbow happily combine, and the drooping fuchsia blos- soms further add to its adorn- ment. Priced $680. ° Fan Section, First floor. - e p—. Private Book Plate$ Very unique styles in Book Plates, on hlgh- grade gummed paper. To be printed with any name. Complete— . . 50 for $1.25 : 300 for $1.75 Engraving Section, First floor. The Christmas Season Will Find Many Uses for Penelope Posters So why not give them for Christmas presents.” They are a' small gummed Return Address Label, printed with your name and address, - and come in rolls of 500 and 1,000, put up in most aftractive boxes. g You may have Penelope Posters hung with a ribbon or cord, or on a stand for the desk. May also be had in a Sterling Silver holder. Boxes of 1,000, with desk stand, $3. Boxes of 500, with desk stand, $2.50. Boxes of 500, with cord or ribbon, $2. Boxes of 1,000, with ribbon or cord, $2.50 Btationery Bection, First fivor. _ The Gift of : Sentiment and Sense: Wallace Nutting Hand-colored- Pictures Those seekin, -pprogrine gifts for Christmas will find our dlwfty of these lovely Hand-colored Pic- . tures very suggestive and appropriste. A & In the delicate art of hand-coloring pictures the Wallace Nutting staff probably excels all others, as it also excels in variety and beauty of subjects. Here now you may choose from scores of differ- ent pictures, including— . Blossoms, Landscapes, Colonial Interiors and “Exteriors, Streams, Roads, Lanes, Picturesque Trees, Orchards and Flowers i ifferent of gilt, - Pt mavogey. #i g B ‘A Remarkably Fine Gift Selection of Wallace Nutting Pictures at $5 Pleture Bection, Fifth floor. Italy Sends These: Beautiful Italian Handmade LUNCHEON SETS T nodmard 3 garments. X A Special Selling of Men’s Suits $35 345 : That Should Make Men Do Their Suit Buying Tomorrow Our Men’s Clothes Section presents these two groups of suits, which we believe to be the most moderately priced clothes offered by us this season. These are the kind of suits men and young men will be glad to wear; good-looking and good-wearing. Only carefully selected materials have been used in these Fabrics that wear; patterns and colorings that men would freely choose themselves, and that one is accus- tomed to seeing at prices far above these. Most of these suits at $45 Are of the hand-tailored type, but in every case they are 5 typically high grade in every respect; a variety of styles; a choice collection of fabrics; there is a full range of sizes. Men's Clothes, Section, Second floor. A Sale of 1,000 Chinese Work Baskets New Tailored = Silk Blouses - Have every feature which appeals to exacting tastes—distinctive, far out of the ordinary from the blouses one usually sees at these. prices. Simply but perfectly tailored from soft crepe de chines, pussywillow silks and Truhu silk, in white ° or flesh. One model uses box-pleated frills on the smart tuxedo collar and cuffs—gnother the double Peggy collar and fine tucks, still others have pleated frills and Jacob's ladder stitching, and the most effective new blouses of the lailoreg type are using pipings of black in decided contrast. Both in styles and sizes (which range from 34 to 46), this newest collection of Tailored IBlopm offers exceptional possibilities in se- ection. Prices from $7.50 to $12.75 Biouse Bection, Third Hoor. - Hand-Em broi:iered Japanese Kimonos $2.95, $3.50, and $4.50 This is the best of tithes to select kimonos for your Christthas-giving, for our new assortments, offer such charming styles and colors—and thes: are not the sort of kimonos that one usually expects to find at these pricings. The crepe is a soft, extellent quality; the style is one much favored, with the soft fold around the neck, and the loose flowing pocket sleeves. How- ever, the exquisite embtoidety lends the final touch of charm, aflowing one the choice of lovely’morn- ing glories, cherry blossoms, iris, chrysanthemums, birds and butterflies in beautiful colors. Kimono Seetion, Third foor. Women Always Welcome Comfy Bath Robes If you are planning to give some one a bath robe this Christmas, you will be intérested in our ex- ceptionally large assortments that we have just received. And not only are they carefully finished, cut in every detdil for comfort, in attractive colors and designs—but they are priced to bring really worth-while economy. At $4 and $5 Blanket Robes in smart conventional and checked designs, with collar, cufts, long sléeves and cord girdles, in varied colors. At $6 and $7.50 Attractive Robes, sttictly tailored or elaborately trimmed in satin folds—these show a splendid as- sortment of designs in 1ovely eolorings. Other Robes, $9 to $15. Kimono Section, Thind floor. Only the French Could Make Such Lovely Embroidered . GIFTS That they will enjoy using as well as receiving. Sometimes it's so difficult to select for men a gift that is just a little differ- ent—to suit an jndividual taste —but in the Smokers’ Section, here, you'll find just those sort of gifts, s attractive, yet usable 10 the last detail. As a further suggestion : = JAZS < SMOKERS’ SET, DISTINCTIVE AND UNUSUAL The mahogany tray with its nickel handle bears a nickel m?ard!e case, whose top is usc- ful as a match-box holder—a cigar_holder of nickel and six individual ash trays to match are lined with red enameél. Priced $27. UNIQUE BEDROOM SMOKING STAND —especially de- signed, with a tight- fitting cover. The stand itself is of sil- ver gilt brass—the bowl fitted with glass tray, the lid with cigar and match - box holders; this lid fastens sc- curely over the bowl, and keeps the smoke from filling the bed- room. Priced $9. A SMOKER'S SET —for table or desk, is this one of metal, finished in a dark red shade to resemble leather—and trimmed in brass. The set con- sists of a large tray, cigarette box, match case and two small ash trays, and is priced $1330. KAWOODIE PIPE SET One 2 Meerschaum bow! with amber stem and banded in sterling silver—the other a French briar bowl with real amber stem and sterling band. The set, $35. FAMOUS PIPES FROM THE > BRITISH ISLES . these .surprisingl At e 'p gy The first a_ Peterson pipe, well known and justly famous; it comes from Dublin, and is priced $450. The other is a Dunhill pipe, from England, priced $9.50. Compact and Convenient , i Useful Gift In a soft cream color, wonderfully finished with Italian hand filet, Italian embroidery and Italian laces, in five or six different designs. They are very handsome and elegant luncheon sets, and nothing like them can be obtained anywhere except from the Italian lace makers. Tea Sets * The genuine. French embroidery is really so beautiful and exquisitely done that it is gener- ally considered without an equal. The exquisite embroidery in various designs on these sets may be in gold, blue or coral, and the material itself is the fine French linen ofI wonder- *low prices . 5V%.inch sise, special, 35¢ 7-in ch size, special, 75¢ 8V%-inch size, special, ’,31.10 914.inch size, special, $1.35 12 -inch size, special, $1.50 The sets comprise—" . fully sheer quality. 1 24-inch centerpiece Buy th for Chri ifts, T ity is la g y 3 y them now for stmas gifts. The quantity is large, 2 5 A I.arge Scwing Bfls‘!'flt 12 é-inch square doilies but the value so good, and their gift acceptability so pro-_ Each set consists of a cloth 54 inches wide and —of wicker, lined in red silk nounced that they will be disposed of very quickly. one-half dozen napkins to match, MAHOGANY HUMIDOR —lined with copper, and- fitted with lock and key. On the lid is a small metal plate which moire—and its bright red leather 1lid completely fitted 12 10-inch square doilies A most acceptable and beautiful gift for any housewife. As Candy Baskets they are just as desirable as work with every accessory that Y Z Tssdieworwit ca for. Priced Priced at $35 and $40 set baskets. | : : i $38 and $40 3 s e g wh ones - TLeather Goods Section. First floor. Linen Sedtion, Second floor. - Baskes Section, FIfth Soor. - P Linen Section, Second Soor. : ;fll_..l:n_ l;"fm' ?r:m — _Ha;fidsdine. Table Scarfs ~-and Runners SUGGESTED AS HOME GIFTS The beauty of these pieces lies in their elegant fabrics, their “ superbly artistic blending of colorings and the perfect com- bining of twe or more fabrics in many. Many will welcome such gifts as these the more, because they ordinarily would - not buy them themselves, though always admiring them. Exclusive Handmade French Table Scarfs and Runners - Are exceedingly beautiful. and in rich or delicate col8r com- “binations. .- $18.50 to $65 ? Table and Piano Scarfs Of rich Brocaded Silks of combination of silk and tinsel threads, in very beautiful colorings. An unusual collection. Exceptional Price Adfi&ntages in Tomorrow’s Sale of 'SILVERWARE for Christmas Giving - Silverware, in such a splendid variety of patterns and pieces—so attractively designed, of such excellence in quality, and, withal, priced at figures far below ‘the customary pricings—makes this a value-giving sale. # Warm, Handsome . All'Wool Blankets, $16 Your full enjoyment of sleep will come only’ with fine, all-wool comfortable blankets for the cold winter nights. These handsome blankets at $16 will satisfy your desire for comfort and for beauty. ° Made unlike other blankets; they are more likér" down—fine, soft, pleasing to touch, non-irritat} ing. They are exceptionally good-looking, too, and underneath the attractive surface of each. - ‘ s 2 - . Qfl,.,w'so'msgtmo’:,lddl' :.:55 ;-nd $ 6'50- . This_silver-plated flatware with_sterling. bldnket is the soft woolen warp and filling of” M"’ . ‘handle, takes charming shapes for Christmas such fine quality . : g h Scarfs and Run;m Handsubroid gifts—and will be sure of delighted appreci- = ] =1 I 1 different sizes; magnificent hand-embroidery tion. 5 5 . z Sagn wi:‘or;f‘i’relrtahe vivied, striksilng Chinesgej1 colors, for most any size gtleoa[llg §et, $4. T:hle(se %lg?keisoage m p(lia‘ll’n whlte'thh dalpt) i or shape of tablgi_ a:l;tricflvely MS«:& Lot Carving Sets, sslzo 50 and ‘;31255 : _ pink and blue border, and bound with pure silk. ! Mogquette Runners in Oriental designs; copies'of rugs in a Two-g‘me Salad Sets, §7. - mmSimMflfba. actual weight, 5V pounds. £ ! rich assortment of colerings. 3 o :“Cold Meat Forks, $2 to SS.ZSt g ey C $5 each; Pure Silk, $10 each éee Te; Spw"s»l?om- 2y Im Ce > Vard N ; In various width ?1'1 gth i patterns and S ported Cretonne, $2Yard | “In various widths and lengths: many a ve s and - pe N e it bads Dot ek 5 ; colrings, Jn xeliett PetERe : Jelly Kaives, $1.75 each. >fe;tvn;:lted Cret?m?l:s at éllargelrvand'gnerntgh:: ok $2.50 to $5 each Artificial Silk Table Runners Gold, rose, blue, mulberry, brown, red, green; mostly in two-toned colorings; a good assortment of rich and 0 g " Other Astificial Silk Table Runners, $3.75, §5 and = “” « Upbolstery Section, Fifth floor. " designs and rich colorings. at any time this season. They are printed on linenized cloths and patt-linen weaves in artistic 85¢ to $4.50 yard Grotonne Section, Ttk Soor.