Evening Star Newspaper, December 21, 1922, Page 33

e Artistic Swinging Oval Frames Special, $2.50 That photograph you arc giving for Christmas would be much more charming in one of these artistic oval swinging irames of rich polychrome in a duil silver or gilt finish. Frame Ecction. linst floor. Electric Irons Special, $3.25} A 6-pound Electric [ron, com-; plete with cord and socket for attachment A Manning and Bowman Elec- tric Toaster, finci 1-plated. well made, convenient Special m$5 ‘ Hosewares Section, THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT The Ideal Fireless Cooker Specially Priced $30.75 . ‘THE Boys Never Get Too Many TIES —and they're one thing we have plenty of from which to sclect ‘or the boys on your Christmas list. Every sort and variety and color that he could ask for—those new Lknitted ones that so many xcllo:xs are wearing, and many smart styies in silk Priced 50c, 75¢c, $1 They like Belts, too— Plain. ones, 50¢c, 75c, S1. Initialed ones, $1, $1.25, S150. Silk Pajamas, $650. Silk Shirts, $5 to $7.50. Silk- Bloyses, $450 and $5. Fine Madras Shirts, $150 and $250. Fine Madras Blouses, §1 to $2. Onford Shirts, §250. Flannelette Pajamas, $135 and .75. oys. of every age—n the . Fourth floor Two-Compartment Size Christmas dinner., nor any other dinner throughout the year, need make unreasonable demands on- the ‘housckeeper’s time and encrgy if she has an Idecal. The Ideal consists of one 8- quart and one 4-quart aluminuni Kkettle, set of triplicate pails, ther- mometer, pair of pastry shelves, 4 radiators, 2 racks, hook and book of directions. This model at this special price has four caster legs. Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Housewares Scetton, Fifth floor. If She’s Just Gone to Housekeeping Why Not a Gijt of Aladdin Aluminum Any or all of these would be most acceptable, and it's a splen- did way to start out. LARGE 6-QUART COV ERED SAUCEPANS, with cold handles. Special, $1.75 SAUCEPANS. without cavers, irom the pint size to 6-quart size. 55¢ to $1.75. MUFFIN PANS, that make six muffins at one time. 70c and 85c, two sizes. ALUMINUM FRYING PANS, with wood handles, in varied sizes. $120 to $4.85. EGG POACHERS, two different styles, both with S5-egg poachers. SHALLOW STEWPANS, 3 and 4 quart sizes. 70c and 75c. COMBINATION COOKERS, the cooker that combines a steamer, roaster, stewer, kettle, saucepan, pie- pan: all in one. $4.50. 6-CUP PERCOLATORS, with the cold water pump. .15, 15-INCH BAKING PANS, $1.50. Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Would Choose Herself Napanee Dutch Kitchenette For she is the one who knows the amazing amount of time and energy it saves in the kitchen. _Napanee holds the record for time and step saving; Napanee is the highest form o%' kitchen effi- ciency applied to the kitchen. Finest, largest model, in white en- amel. $87.50. Others in white enamel, $65 and $73. In oak finish, $47, $55, $65. CONVENIENT TERMS Housefurnishings Section, Fifth fioor. Advance 1923 Patterns ifi This Late Arrival of Whittall Rugs 1f you desire a rug brand new in pattern as well as make you should choose one of these finc_ Whittall Rugs we have just received. Magnificent colorings that will give service not surpassed by any American-made rug. WHITTALL ANGLO—PERSIAN RUGS xiZfeet. ...l ...$135 8.3x10.6 feet..........$120 6x9 feet .......... "..$83.50 4.6x7.6 feet..... 36x63 inches.... 27x54 inches ....... ... 2215x36 inches. . .....$9.25 ANGLO-KERMAN WORSTED WILTON RUGS $12.50 to $120 Rag Section, Bixth floor. WHITTALL TEPRAC WOOL WILTON RUGS $6.75 to $96 ' ! | | \ J | I S | l | l EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., THUR THE MEN'S STORE Is the Place to buy Gifts Men Like HE Men’s Store, comprising Men’s Furnishings, Men’s Clothes, Men’s Shoes and English S hop for Men, furnishes an almost inexhaustible gift resource for Iast-minute Shoppers. “Men’s Gifts at $2.50 Silver Belt Buckles. Silver-and-Enamel Cuff Links. Belt Straps. Percale and Madras Shirts. Fruit of the Loom Shirts. Plain White Dress Shirts. Pleated-Bosom Dress Shirts. Tan Cape Gloves. Imported Silk Neckwear. Liberty Silk Neckwear. Resilio Silk Neckwear Knitted Silk Ties. Best quality Plain Silk Hose. Fancy Clocked Silk Hose. Imported Fancy Cashmere Hose. Fine Wool Hose. Medium and Heavy Cotton Union Suits. Leather Collar Bags. Wool Golf Caps. Percale and Madras Pajamas. Outing Flannel Pajamas. Outing Flannel Night Shirts. Men’s Gifts at $7.50 Silk Shirts, white and colors. Accordion-ribbed Silk Mufflers. Full Dress Jewelry Sets. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles. Walking Sticks. Silk-and-Wool Duofold Union Suits. Silk-and-Cotton Mixed Pajamas. Blanket Bath Robes. 2 Wool House Coats. Terry Cloth Bath Robes. An exceptional showing of ~° - Men’s Bath Robes, $6 New assortments new colors; new patterns—unusual values. Men’s Gifts at $5 Finest quality English Broadcloth Shirts, white and colors. Full Dress Jewelry Sets. Rep and College-striped Square Silk Mufflers. Real Arabian Black Head Mocha Gloves. Silk-lined Mocha Gloves. :Fleece-lined Auto Gauntlets. ‘Imported Accordion Ribbed Silk Hose. « Medium-weight Cotton and Wool Hose. ’ Mixed-wool Union Suits. Brushed Wool Mufflers. Sterling Silver Belt Buckles. Velour Hats. W. & L. Special Felt Hats. Fine Knitted Silk Mufflers. Walking Sticks. Silk-striped Madras Shirts. Fiber Silk Shirts. Imported Wool Golf Hose. Silk-mixed Pajamas. Men’s Gifts at $10 Truehue Silk Shirts, white and colors. Broadcloth Silk Shirts. Knitted Silk Mufflers. Natural Pongee Silk Pajamas. Pure Silk Pajamas, white and colors. Middy-style Slip-over Silk Pajamas. Silver-trimmed Walking -Sticks. - - Full Dress Jewelry Sets. Fine Coat Sweaters. Blanket Bath Robes. Full Dress and Tuxedo Waistcoats. — Just ;rn'l'ed from Dublin— Atkinson’s Irish. Poplin Regimental Striped Ties, $3 The most unusual variety of colorings. Men’s Felt and Leather Slifipérs $2 to $9 Pair Men's Store, First and Second Floors). A Writing Portfolio —that has a lock and key for the safekeeping of his correspondence; is completely fitted; in purple leather. $18. Others, $6 to $25. * The Disc Throwers —in cast bronze or gold finish; conveniently keep his choice books within reach on his desk. pair. Desk Accessories Section, First fioor. Candy for-Chéistmas Chocolates Special, ¥1.75 A box big enough for all the fam- ily —delicious chocolate-covered creams with nuts, catamels, nougats and conserved pineapple. Candy Bection, Fourth fioor, ——— SDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1922 These Dainty Brassieres or Bandeaux —make appealing gifts for her who loves their daintiness and lovely colorings. Choosine from a Largze Assortment, $1.50 One may have rich « braches, lace tops: ail with dainty rib- bon ‘straps. = Bandeaux of Silk Jersey are much liked and may be chosen. $2 to $6. In <hell black; e pink in archid with ribbon straps. Evenino Bandeaux $1.50 to $3.50 v combinat W hatever the Price You Want to Pay You'll Find Gifts in Glass and China Priced $2.50 Decorated Imported China Sugar und Cream Sets. \ja lade Jars. E 1 Bowls. Cups and Saucers. Celery Trays. Cofice Sets Nut Bowls Console Sets, Waste Baske! Glass Bonbon hes. Priced $3.50 China Nut Sets. Waste Baskets, varied st Filled Christmas Flower B Salad Bowls. C potes. onnaise Sets. Priced $5 serving Trays Gt ’ Sandwich Trays. Cake Stands . Priced $10 painted Cake S Sets, Serving Trays, in aal Gold Decorated Glass Chins and Glassware Section, Fifth %our Colored Glass Flower Bowls. *1 Those popular Colored Giass Flower Bowls, in varied attractive shades and shapes, that sold so popularly several weeks ago: all have the artistic black stands. Choose yours early—for they’'ll sell quickly. Glassware Section, Fifth ficor. Santa Claus’ Own Toys For Good Girls and Boys Are still in abundance here in the land of Santa Claus. There is a remarkable assortment here when you consider how soon the good old fellow must leave to be on his way distributing them P E 3 10-ft. rolls of films, non-inflam: Big Six Base Ball Game, $2 Christy Mathewson's own in- door base ball game—just like real base ball, just as exciting. every boy will want one. Tip-Top Boxing Game, $1 The Carpentier-Dempsey match—every boy will like this game, Drawing Instrument Sets, 75¢, $2 and $3.50 An importation of these scts has just reached us. Splendid gifts for the boy orwgirl studying drawing or draughting—or in- terested in it to the slightest degree. Aerial Spinner, $1 An educational. mechanical and construction toy, substan- tially made of lithographed metal; runs three minutes on one wind. Pogo Jumping Sticks Children and adults are both enjoying this great sport—come in and see the boy jumping rope on Pogo. Children’s size, $3.50; adults’ size, $5. Toy 8tore, Fourtha Soor Another Special Selling ’ 4 i l I Moving Picturc Machines, $7 An excellent model for the small boy, equipped with film and lantern slides: shows pic- tures 36x48 inches: rewinds the film shown; operates by electricity. mable, 75c and $1. Radioptican Picture Projectors $7.75 to $18.75 Ihe Radioptican makes 1 possible for you to collect your own pictures from magazines, papers, post cards and the like —magnify them many times in throwing them on the screen. Play Balls, $2.25 A well made, fine leather ball for all sorts of indoor and ont- door games, inflated with genu- ine rubber bladder; 9-inch size.