Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 14

T H e WO X o““c\fin ool 3 % vflg‘ :.p: A France Again Contributes CHARMING PEARL NECKLACES, $4 to $12. HAIR ORNAMENTS of exquisite beauty, $12.50 to $30. FLOWER, STAR DUST AND VELVET GARNI- TURES, $10 to $20. SWEEPING WILLOW PLUME or FEATHER FANS GOLD AND SILVER LACE FANS, $40. BEAUTIFUL FANS of decorated silver or gold gauze, $18. = NECKLACES, SAUTOIRS, TRIMMINGS. STEEL BEAD BAGS, in distinctive shape, $35. MARCASITE-TRIMMED SILK VANITY, $85. SILK HANDBAGS, charmingly trimmed, $30. GENUINE MOROCCO HOLD-ALLS, $16.50. THE NEW FOX-TROT BAG, of steel and colored beads, $12.50. NOVEL HANDBAGS, of varied descriptions, $25 to $35. FANCY WRITING PAPERS, with color-lined envelopes, $1.50 to $3.50 box. CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, of similar sorts, $1.75. DAINTY CHINA INKSTANDS, to hold one's pen and sealing wax, $2.75 to $6. . BOUDOIR NOVELTIES, in pastel sha quisitely trimmed with gold and cream Iz buds. DOLL PINCUSHIONS, dressed in fine silks, $7. GORGEOUS PILLOWS, of crisp ribbons and rosebuds and laces rainbow, $6.50 to $100. MET'Aé.lSLACE SCAREFS, attractively decorated, $10.50 to 5 METAL LACE DOILIES at 75¢c to $1.25. DORINE BOXES, of many shapes and styles. NORMANDY LACE TRAYS, DOILIES, PERFUME BOTTLES AND VASES, 75c to $4. PERFUMES irom the leading Parisian perfumers AND TOILETRIES of every sort and description. GORGEOUS BROCADES, in silk and metal. $15 to $27.50 yard. ‘ CHIFFON VELVETS of mirrored beauty, and VEL- VETEENS in varied colors. BRACELETS AND CHIC PIECES OF JEWELRY. EARRINGS with a fascinating charm. LAMP SHADES of gorgeous hue and original desigh. COQUE CABACHONS AND ©osome ex- €s 0T Tose- s, all trimmed with every color of the Fine Linens —come from many nations, far and near—Madeira Tea Napkins, in a choice of five designs, are un- usually attractive and moderately priced, $8.50 doz. IRELAND sends the Exquisite Satin Damasks. FROM BELGIUM are Lovely Linens, too. FRANCE sends Handsome White Linen Luncheon Sets —embroidered in colors, $25. FROM ITALY are the Gorgeous New Luncheon Sets of natural linen, with exquisite embroidery, consisting of runner, 12 covers and 12 napkins—$80. The Philippines Send Lovely Philippine Lingerie, delicately embroidered and scalloped—in designs simple and demure, or quite claborate. Envelope Chemise and Gowns are our largest imports in this lingerie. Pricesir_om$3to$7 AUTUMN EXPOSITION FEATURING Things Foreign . Everything from a gown to a glove, from an elusive perfume to an exclusive jewel—from an oriental rug to a tapestry square—a silver candlestick to most exquisite linens—from a bit of lace to a gorgeous brocade—and yet, never a mediocre note anywhere. They are personal selections of our representatives, who are ever mindful as to the ideas and ideals of us Americans. They come from France, England, Italy, Switzerland, Ireland, Belgium, the Philippines, the Madeira Islands, Czecho-Slovakia, Austria, Poland, Germany and the Orient. And these lists do not begin to tell all—practically every department has something from abroad. ! FROM FRANCE— Acknowledged Land of Fashion Gowns, Hats and Blouses original models and copies from such renowned fashion creators as Madeleine et Madeleine, Drecoll, Jean Patou, Renee, Chaveriat, Molyneux, Lewis, Hermance, Marguerite & Leonie, Chrissement, Panset and Tronche, and others. - Fashions distinguished by their charm, their originality and individuality. Women's and Misses” Apparel Sections, Third floor. Gowns for street, afternoon and even- ing, for both women and misses. Hats for every occasion—and Blouses in exquisite colorings and beaded designs as ingenious as any ever created on French soil. Paris has Fashionable approved these. L and we believe that they will particularly appeal to the discriminating woman. AT vy % e Beautiful Thi;lgs for the Home Exquisitely Embroidered and Fringed Bottom Panel Curtains, $25. Antique Gold Galloons, Lace Motifs, Tassels - and Rosettes for decorative work. . Exclusive Pillows for couch, sofa, chair, bou- doir or floor use—most of them without a dupli- cate, and all of magnificent silks, brocades and velours, gorgeously embellished. $7.50 to $75. Table Runners,Scarfs and Mats, in wonder- fully rich combinations of materials. $22.50 to Curtain Nets from England and France, em- broidered, figured, striped and all-over effects. $1.25 to $6.75 yard. Real Filet Panel and Valance Laces, entirely handmade by Belgium and French needlewomen; new scalloped and fringed effects. $5 to $15 yard. Drapery Section, Fifth. floor. Cretonnes from France and England, includ- ing the famous Liberty Cretonnes from London, in designs that are unique and beautiful. $1.50 to $3.50 yard. g Lace Curtains from Belgium, France and Switzerland—beautiful designs of many kinds, $5 to $32.50 pair. Tapestry Wall Panels, including hand-loomed Wool tapestries and the finer quality machine tapestries; wools, $225 to $400; others begin at $13.50. Real India Cotton Print Table Covers, Bed Covers, Couch Covers and Curtains, prices be- ginning at $1 and going to $10. From Peking—real Chinese Embroideries in the vivid colorings and exquisite metal threads, all of them intensely decorative and artistic. ’ From England these “CROYDON” TOP COATS, our exclusive make, for women, $35 to $75. FROM JOHN BARRAN & SON, Ltd., London-Leeds. thes > clothes for boys—Ulster Overcoats, Knicker . with extra knickers ; Junior Suits, typically Eng- lish in model and tailoring. LEATHER NOVELTIES, such as Telephone Pads, $7.50; Pocket Address Books, 65¢ to $1.25; Manu- script and Guest Books, Index Recipe Books and Writing Portfolios, $10 to $15. BEAUTIFUL STERLING SILVER CANDLESTICKS and ENGLISH SHEFFIELD PLATE. OLD ENGLISH HAMMERED BRASS FIREPLACE FITTINGS and DOOR-KNOCKERS. SMART WOOLEN SCARFS, in varied colors, $2.45 to $4.50. EXCLUSIVE COSTUME BLOUSES. SWEATERS, of wool and of silk, new and distinctive models, including some Smart Golf Jackets, $12.75 to $35. WOOLEN SPORTS HOSE, for women. MANY SMART SPORTS SOCKS, for children—some in wool, others in silk and wool. PIPES and SMOKING STANDS — TOBACCO POUCHES and CIGARETTE BOXES. LUGGAGE, including the Famous English Kit Bags, $30 to $80; the Racing Kit Bag, $75; Suit Cases of pigskin and cowhide, $35 to $50. From Switzerland Come some of our very finest knit undergarments— long lLnown for their fine quality. Some are silk and wool—others silk and lisle—and there are com- bination suits—vests, tights and corset covers—for vour choosing. From this country, too. come many of our watches— for both men and women. From Ireland —are Men's Trish Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. hand- embroidered in finest stitchery. 75c and $lseach. Toys and Dolls. From Every Land That Makes Them DOLLS FROM GERMANY AND FRANCE, including ing Doll Families Character Dolls, Full Ball-']omled Dolls, Dressed and Undressed Dolls, from 1 inch to 35 inches tall. s¢ to $zo. SPECIAL AT $4.75—A Big Ball-jointed Doll. straight limbs, moving eyes, curly hair wig. DOLL FURNITURE that we had made abroad—Buffets, Office Tables and Clocks that will actually keep time, Dini oom Suites, Bedroom Suites, Kitchen Suites, Living-room Suites. 25c¢ to $z0. MECHANICAL TOYS—Walking Peacocks. Hopping Birds. Chicken and Hen Wagon, Ducks, Automobiles. 25¢ to $2.50. ENGLISH PUZZLES, such as Quick Silver, Bowling Green, Spider and Fly, Wiggle-waggle, Dovecote. soc. TOY SEWING MACHINES that actually sew. $4.25, $6.75, $9.75. DOLL SUNDRIES—Watches, Lorgnettes, Spectacles, Purses, Jewelry Sets, Willow Doll Cradles and Willow Chairs to match. 2sc to $3. MUSICAL TOYS, such as Accordions, Music Boxes, Bugles and Blow Toys. $1.25 to $7.75. Many other things equally attractive for children. Toy Store, Fourth floor. T T e e e