Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1922, Page 22

) -t F course, Christmas is go- ing to be a family day, so cach one of you will just have to see to it that every member of the family gets something to be particularly glad about. You know what would please each one most—you hear ex- pressed desires; you are able to see unexpressed ones. Maybe Bob is just going into long pants—of course nothing else matters so he gets that suit; perhaps Dad has been wishing for a particular book or a bookcase to keep those he already has; mother needs a new coat or dress—whatever each one needs or desires can be. found here, and in probably the largest variety and finest selection to be seen. For Grandmother A Warm Dressing Gown, of albatross or French flannel, would be enjoyed in leisure hours. One very attractive model is silk scalloped, another bound in satin—and she may have long or three-quarter sleeves; in gray, rose, lavender. pink and old or light blue. $9 to $18 Neglige Section. Third floor WHAT SHALL Fur Coats 5375 75 Tur Section, Third floor. Fur-Trimmed Coats, $79.50 and $95 Almost everything in the matter of choice of a handsome fur-trimmed winter coat. \Wrappy, bloused and straightline, conservative models, beau- tifully fashioned of rich, soit-surface fabrics, hand- somely collared in furs. DBlack, taupe. browns and blue from which to choose. Women's Apparel Soction, Third fleor. DON’T FORGET DAD Silk Muffler Smoking Stand Wool Reefer Bill Fold Silk Socks Collar Bag Golf Hose Fountain Pen House Coat Fitted Traveling Bath Robe Case Smoking Jacket Gold Watch and Gloves Chain Slippers Handkerchiefs Ties Automobile Clock Shirt Auto Robe Pajamas - Military Brushes Pipe Easy Chair For Big Brother, who goes to college A Genuine Pigskin Traveling Bag would be just right—a hand- sewed bag, three-piece style, with leather lining. 6.50. When Sister goes away on her vacation —-next summer she’ll appreciate one of these black enamel hat * boxes for her extra hats. $IL. And a Cowhide Suit Case Leather lincd, with shirt-fold and straps—would please any onc who travels. S - Traveling Goods Section, First floor. WE GIVE TO MOTHER Lowered in Price 575 Ofiier a wonderful choice in luxurious Hudson Scal (dyed muskrat) models; with - large chin or sha\yl collars of squirrel, fox, mink, skunk, or are ,self trimmed. Many other beautiful fur coats, too, included at these three remarkably low prices. . ~ ~ Beautiful Fox Scarfs, *29.50 and *45 In black, taupe or brown. would make another charming gift. Other gorgeous Fox Scarfs, in imitation blue, beige and platinum, $100. THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, Afternoon or Street Frocks, $39.50 If she prefers the draped model there is a charming dress of satin,swith-a dainty collar of cream lace; another mode! is smartly embroidered iu a bit of color, one of those at- tractive Barbara Lee frocks. Or if you are planning to give her a little more elaborate irock, one of those dainty beaded dresses in pale maize or jade would be charming. GIFT BOOKS . g . ) Grown-ups will like The Outline of Science, by Prof, J. A. Thompson; 4 vol- umes; each, $4.50. The Story of Mankind, by Hendrik Van Loon, $5. The Life and Letters of Walter. H. Page, by Burton len- drik; 2 volumes, $10. . Atolls of the Sun, by Frederick O’Brien, $5. The Americanization of Edward Bok, $3. Enrico Caruso, by Pierre V. R. Key and Bruno Zirato, $5. Outlines of History, by H. G. Wells, $5. X * : Queen Victoria, by Lytton Strachey, $2.50. - "My Life and Work, by Henry Ford and Samuel Crowther. $3.50. S Behind the Mirrors, Anonymous,.$2.50. George Washington, by William Roscoe Thayer, $3.50. Glimpses of ‘Authors, by Caroline Ticknor, $3.50. .The Puppet Show of Memory, by Maurice Bearing, $5. The Iron Puddler, by James J. Davis, Secretary of Labor, $2. -'Sky Line Camps, by Walter Pritchard Eaton, $2:50. ~ * Seeing the Eastern States, by John T. Faris, $5. - Companionable Books and Their Authors,=by -Dr. Van Our Republic, by S. E. Forman, $5. - Letters of Franklin K. Lane, $5.-:° . Christmas Rook Store, Fifth floor. Shop Early—Mail Early—Christmas Savings Checks Cashed D._C, MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1922 e Silk Pettico. Make ideal giits for almost any of the feminine members of the family—and the choice of de- lightful styles in jersey silks, radiums and satins, with ruffled, scalloped and embroidered ‘flounces, in a great v ty of colors—makes choosing really quite cimple. Pitticont Section, Third Sour Mother or Daughter Would Like a Gift of Lace Ankle Silk Hose Charming Designs in Lace Ankle Silk Hose. in black, gray, beige and brown, $3 pair. Beautiful Lace Ankle Silk Hose, in black, varied charming designs, $4.50 to $7.50 pair. Gold and: Silver Silk Hose, with beautifully designed lace ankles, $5 and $6.50 pair. Any Woman in the Family Would Welcome A Dress Pattern of Handsome Black Silk [he Silk Section offers a charming selection of the most beauti- iul weaves—in black—from which to choose: Chiffon Velvet, an exceptionally good quality; a new shipment. Special value, $8 yard. Roshanara Crepe, with squarcs or stripes of silky plush; is hand- some and very new, $6.50 to $8 yard. Silk and Wool Crepes, $2.25 to $5 yard. Crepe de Chines, $2 to $4.50 yard. Crepe Cashmere, $4.50 yard. Faille Crepe, $3.50 to $5 yard. > Canton Crepes, $3 to $5 yard. . Satin Cantons, $3.50 to $5 yard. Brocade Crepes, $4.50 to $9 yard. Crepe Bizarre, $5 and $5.50 yard. Taffeta, $1.65 to $3 yard. Satin Charmeuse, $1.85 to $3.50. Satin Duchess, $2 to $4 yard. 8ilk Section, Second fioor. Lovely New 1923 Voiles For Charming Summer Frocks 50c, 58¢c, 75¢, 85¢c yard These new assostments ofier some of the loveliest designs and color combinations, and so many women enjoy their selection, when first received. Conventional patterns in lovely soft blue, purples, grays, browns and charming eflects in black and white; especially attractive are those at 75¢ yard—showing a new fasci- nating square design and metallic dots on backgrounds of black, gray, blue, jade and orchid. o Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second floor. i € - CHRISTMAS CARDS Special, 25¢ —for an attractive boxed assortment of 12 cards, with envelopes to match; four dif- rtments from ferent asso Stationery Section, Firat floor. which to choose. . . - For Big Sister A STRAND OF RICHELIEU PEARLS— just what she has beecn wanting for so long. Richelicu Pearls are reproductions of beautiful light cream pearls found in the South Sea Islands. 20-inch strand, $8.50; 24-inch strand, $10; 30- inch strand, $12.50; and a 24-inch strand with diamond clasp, $16.50. Or Earrings —those long pendant earrings that all the smartiy dressed young women are wearing; there’s a great variety of charming styles here. $2 to $30 pair Jeweirs Section, First Soor. For Little Brother or Sister A KNITTED SWEATER SUIT, of brushed wool or knitted wool—with sweater, leggings. cap and mittens to match—in tan, copen, red. brown, white and pink; sizes 2 to 5 ycars, $7.50 to $12.50 set. Iufants’ Section, Fourth Soor. For the Baby A DAINTY CROCHETED SACQUE, of soit white wool, daintily edged with pink or blue— and a bit of ribbon at the neck. $1 to $5. AND BOOTEES, too. to keep tiny toes quite warm—of wool, trimmed in pink or blue, 50c to $1.25 pair; and silk ones, $1.50 to $3.50. Infants’ Section, Fourth ficor. A Nice Silk Umbrella FOR AUNT ANNE—you may choosc from smart colored silk umbrellas, in red, purple. green, blue, brown or black—and they have attractive handles trimmed with hakalite and and finished with leather straps, thongs or bakalite wrist rings, $8. FOR UNCLE BILL—there’s a fine silk um- brella, with handle of wood or horn, trimmed with sterling silver; in P.\W. or opera shape, $10. Umbrelia Seetion, First foor. What to Give The Younger Brother The Boys’ Store is just teeming with things that will help make brother’s Christmas the happiest day of the year. Silk Shirts, §5, $6.50, $7.50. Silk Blouses, $4.50, $5. Silk Pajamas, $6.50. Fine Oxford Shirts, $2.50 Soisette Pajamas, $2.50. Silk Ties, 50c, 75c, $1. Knitted Ties, 50c and $1. Windsor Ties, 50c and 85c. Middy Ties, $1. 1f Your Brother’s Going to Be a Boy Scout — Why Not a Scout Outfit? You can outfit him hese, everything he needs —for the Boys’ Store is an authorized outfitter. Bors® Store, Fourth ficor. A Party Frock For Sister 1f she’s just six, or as much as fourteen, she’ll be delighted with a crisp, new, party frock for Christmas and its holiday festivities. And in the Girls’ Section you’ll find the most delightful and dainty party frocks that her young heart could desire—crisp taffetas and georgettes, or crepe de chine frocks, in lovely pinks, blues, yellow and orchid—trimmed wit ruffles, lace, ribbons and rosebuds of dainty hues. $15 to $39.50 tirla’ Section, Fourth floor.