Evening Star Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 15

THE - More of those grabs. 10c, 18¢, 25c, in Toy Dept. Repeated demand for more grabs causes us to persuade Santa Claus to return with a fresh supply Saturday. Be sure to come early’ to Toytown. —NFourth Fioor. Washington—New York—Paris b 5 Shop Tomorrow e " You still have time to buy mighty Desirable Gifts for Men The-day for ‘shopping grows late, but our Men's Shop, well stocked at all tinfes in the correct.apparel for men, offers gift suggestions galore and a wide selection of. dependable merchandise from which to filt all needs. Come in tomorrow, using this as your trustworthy guide. Hh-Gd , aras= and Russian Cord Shirts, $2.35 All are made in the custom way. full cut and roomy, perfect in fit and fast in color. The madras shirts are in a splendid variety cf colors and stripe effects: the cords in. those: neat stripes preferred by men of careful shirt taste. Sizes 14 to 17. g5 =g Woven Madras Shirts, $1.35 Pajamas, $1.65 Well made and full cut, at- tractively trimmed with silk Alt fast colors, woven in; well made, care- fully tailored and full cut. A wide choice of smart color effects, plain white, and white with frogs. They're good for self stripe. Some with collar attached. Sizes Py . ¥ 135 to 17. - Men’s Ties I_ - : many hours of sleep service. * Men’s Brushed Wool and Fiber Sizes A, B, C and D. 50c Mufflers, $1.95 Soft, Warm Mufflers, that add to comfert and ap- pearanée. A splendid assortment fan: your selec- tipn, any one of which will will a man’s approval. Men's Wool Hose ~ Men’s Full Fash- Special, 50c ioned Silk Hose, A special purchase 81.00?«1: and a very decided An excellent, durable value in dropstitch wool quality, with heel and hose, well shaped and toe reinforced. Per- durable. Colors arc fectly shaped. In black, In a final pre-Christmas. _clearing we bave- in- cluded higher priced ties on. two, bargain tables Saturday. Some very at- tractive silk ties, in good colors and designs, equipped with easy slip band. . You can. really | . save by selection from Bargain Tables—Main brown, green and cordovan, nzv; and Floor and Mew's Shop. heather effects. Sizes gray. . Sizes 9% to 10 to 1134, . Sale! Boys’ All-wool Two- ‘dlc Pants Suits, $§9.75 A sterling quality of all-wool Norfolk suits, Pequipped with extra knickers, which doubles wear. x5 Well tailored of good tweeds, alpaca lined, and very satisfying values. Sizes 8 to 17 years. Boys’ Overcoats and Mackinaws, $6.75 o more popuiar value has been Aofi"ercd in the Boys’ Section in a long time than these overcoats and mackinaws at, this price—really remarkable when you get acquainted with. the quality and workmanship in these warm coats. Boys’ Heavy Mackinaws—Double . breasted and belted, big collars, muff and side flap pockets. Choice of a variety of attractive overplaid de- signs. Sizes 8 to 17 years. A List of Gifts for Boys T hat will save time and meney for the last minute shopper Big Boys’ Qvercoats—Newest styles, of heavy Melton cloth. Double-breasted coats, with all- round belt, convertible collar and roomy muff and side flap pockets. Sizes 9 to 16 years. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. _ For Your Holiday Entertainment Banner Records, 49¢ ~ The Store abounds in gifts for your last shopping 10-inch double records—playable on all makes of phonographs Abide With Me The Holy City Monastery Garden Rock of Ages Lead, Kindly Light Garden of Love Softly and Tenderly Believe Me, If All Melody in F Holy, Holy, Holy g::fg FC;“:L:‘: FINE gSous La Feuille Face to Face Happy Days Safe in the Arms of Jesus: / I Need Thee Every jour Nearer, My God, to’ When You and I Were Young, Maggie Venetian Song Down in Happy Valley Macushla At Dawning The Sweetest Story Ever Told The Mocking Bird Song Bird Southern Dixie Medley Thee X 2 Cocoanut Dance Ové\;lzdrit“(, hristian OC";?I‘;“;" voicegls A;n el' ican Fantasi€, ; B Forgotten i Holy Ghost, With Light & i Fantasi ST 0'5;,3; Road to Man- A?a:t'ilca n Fantasie, Holy Night, Peaceful Night x Hark, the Herald Angels Sing Adeste Fideles Joy to the World A Visit From St. Nich- olas Santa Claus Hides in the Talking Machine Kiddies’ Patrot Kiddies’ Dance Kiss Me Again Little Mother of Mine Love's Old Sweet Song In the Gloaming Mi{ Old Kentucky 0! Home, Sweet Home Carry Me Back to Old Virginny Old Black Joe Silver Threads Among the Gold Poet and Peasant Overture, Part I Poet and Peasant Overture, Part 11 Angel's Serenade Serenade La Donna E Mobile Che Gelida Manina E Lucevan Le Stelle Verti La Giubba Evening Star Boys’ Bath Robes—=Warm ones~- just like Dad’s. Each, $2.45 to $4.95. Boys’ Wash Suits, in attractive styles, $1.45 and $195. Boys’ Raincost Outfits—Tan col- ored coat and sou’wester hat to match. $3.95. Initial Buckles, highly polished; stand high in boyish esteem. Each, 9c. Indian Outfits for-the heap ‘big chief who's rarin’ to go. Each,$1.00 to $4.95. / Leather Belts, with slide buckles, are voted essential to the reg'lar feller’s outfit. 49¢. s i Suspenders, in pleasing colors, add that grown-up feelin{i_ 49¢. Cat Silk ahd Knit Ties that rival big brother’s for style, 49¢c. Rubber Ralncoats and Seu'wester ;l;u to match make a dandy gift. .45. Sou’wester Rain. Hats are popular with boys and quite practical gifts. 79c. - - Rain Cap'and Cape, a two-in-one garment that keeps out the weather. 98¢c. €Caowboy Play Suits will give the young bronco buster lots of pleas- ure. $1.98.. —Fourth Floor. Last Rose of Summer Annie Laurie Carmen Can't Yo' Heah Me A Dream Caro Nome Callin’, Caroline? The Rosary Queen of Night Drink to Me Only With Venetian Nights Prologo—Pagliacci Thine Eyes Blue Danube Heart Bowed Down ~—Balceny. Fresh Christmas Candies Choose candies and confections here with the knowledge that every piece and every box is absolutely fresh and wholesome. Candies for kiddies, candies for Christmas stockings and trees, candies in quantity for Sunday schools, candies decoratively boxed o for gifts—all fresh, nutritious and delicious. Hard Cendies, assorted kinds, in I guantity from one to one 3 thousand pounds. Special, 19c 5-pound Metal Box of Choce- lates, containing a most taste- tempting assortment of pure sweets. Box, o Fresh Salted Almends arc necessary to the Christmas din-.. ner aad for-lighter re- $ ¢ i fres::l::.;s. .:’om",d. . = X ure Sugar- bodied Canes; really for the dChrist;nashtrefe. bfl' all the chil- ren in the family will cat_them. Pound....... 49c Christmas. Swrprise Candy Box. If we told you what is in ;t, th;:J su;priu would be ost, but it's aw! ood. Box f s fiy ‘ 3% Hard Filled Fancy Candy is so good that, no matter what clse they have, folks want this kind, too. Pound... A Assorted Chocelates in fanty boxes for “him” to give “her”— or words to that el Pound-............... e.c L 7% Cordial Chocolate Cherries, a full ‘box of luscious cherries dipped in wholesome, in- 9c viting chocolate. Pound, Fresh Salted Peanuts add zest to the weal and vigor to the bedy. A food and con- 60(. fection in one. Pound.. 7 . Fresh Black Walnuts for candy makéng and solitary en- joyment ; delicioys and e 9k Fancy Assorted Chocolates in boxes ready for giving. Wholesome, pure and, oh, how good! Pound, 59c and 69¢c. Chocolates in beautifully dec- orated tin boxes. In addition tfo =nioyin§ thbe con- ection, the box is useful ............... $1'00 Congerved Fruwits in 5-1b. boxes. -Here’s a treat and a food combined—a welcome com- plement to Christmas. $5.00 2 New Hats for the Holidays F eaturing the Vaguish Black Hair Cloth — "$5.00 amp It'is not necessary to spend a large sum for a new hat for the istmas season when you can find hats of such undoubted smartness as these at such a low price. Black haircloth is the word for spring, and these striking new models have an advance styling that makes it seem almost impossible for them to cost so little. There are turbans, oriental effects, flare brims and others—many of them adorning their shining black, surface with fruits, flowers, mock pearl ornaments, paisley and ribbons. Many other midwinter models included, just to make selectior. more interesting. S —Second Floor. = Men’s Umbrellas, $6.50 Even a hurried selection will be correct if ty u choose for him an u Handmade Handkerchiefs A gift that any woman could adore. They are of white or col- ored linen, in the daintiest sort’ of umbrella o ion silk with a silver styles. $180. - trimmed handle, inen Handkerchiefs, with woven Women’s Silk Umbrellas, in all cord border. Box of 3, 69c. colors, $6.50. —First Floor. ~—First Fleer. The Pepper Pot Scarf Se $1.95 For the girl or young miss en your list who has not been taken care of you couldn’t make a more satisfac- tory last-minute selection. ; Large tams with elastic bands and . smart: fringed scarfs to ma ‘They are of a soft, woolly material, in many attractive plain colors.and combina- tions. " moderate price. Shades for FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922. - Shaving Sets, $1.95 . $ilver-plated mug and brush of a superior quality. A pleas- ing gift to the man of the family. 420-430 Seventh Street Northwest y! | Last Call Before the Holidays “think of going through the holidays without one. And even if you were tempted to wait until end- of - the - season clearance prices brought them nearer within your means, the splendid values in this. three-ptice offering will convince you that it will be well worth the small difference in price to have your coat NOwW. ed materials in rich calor- misses. - ~—Seeond Ploor. Special! A Limited Quantity - alue! olume! ariety! There is no limit. This event has great possibilities., When we endeavor to set a new selling rec- fih'{;s};?e%any‘ ord, we knoow we must -have i VALUE, VOLUME and VARIETY. smoking And this event is so BIG in these stands, > three cardinal points that we will with glass . have to take the border off of the ash tray. Mbou(li‘tond” night tq tedl you all ¢ al 5 What . A littie insight for you! ‘It is smoker the BIGGEST thing we have at- wouldn’t tempted since the war. appreciate one? "—sixen * Ready-Made Pillows, Large, round and oval, soft ones, of poplin and cretonge, that make highly appreciated gifts. Many color combina‘gan}s'. i *""One-fourth off Beautiful lamp shades-that have been used as models in our Xrt Section, all offered tomor- row at one-quarter less than their price. This is an opportunity for the late gift-seeker who wants something exclusive at a oor lamps, reading lamps, bed lights and boudoir Hand-Embroidered \‘ Searfs, aprons and many other items which originally bore much higher prices. All beautiiully made by-hand. . lights—just one of each kind. Polychrome Candlesticks, 75¢ - Attractive ornaments in any room. Complete with candles at this special price. % Mahogany Candlestick, with candle and shade, 98c. < . - _ Breakfast Cloths, $1.48 Velour T‘“’ Runners, $2.48 " ‘Washable Nanette cloth, in gréen These are of rich mulberry or green red. 48-inch size. Both practical velour, combined with tapestry and * attractive. galloon. —Third Fleor. Just Recsived | v, & 'New Sateen Costume Slips $1.00 to $1.95 A little late perhaps, but a réal opportunity for the person who must make a hasty selection to- morrow, demanding that it be-semething prac- tical. The sateen is of'a lustrous quality with a permanent finish. The slips are all made on the long, straight lines, with a slight fullness at the hips, and some are trimmed with hemstitching. Black, navy blue and brown.: ¥ For Acceptable Gifts— - Silk Petticoats, $5.95 " When petticoats are of such fine quality silk jersey or radium; any woman would love ta receive them among :her gifts. - Some_have finely pleated) flounces, with in- serts of contrastiog coler, and others have flounces of Pefsian’ colorings. are finished with embroidery and scalloped bottoms. Many beautiful colorings. _ Other Silk Petticoats, $3.50 to $13.95. 2 L] s ~Third Fleer. 1)