Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 50

THE EVENING s different from FRANKLIN 7400 Bpecial Dispatch to CH 0. —Chicago's e- The new shine brightly for then disappea given u Tolitics, male con familics, Ne ¥ fourteen ye who for years have been ftis hotoren st conventional of sticklers for soclal usage, which says that the deb chould a deb when she is @ deb arc in despair wires could be ‘d" hear many a|a pentis. —_— Though i ty-six vears of urnier of Téledo, Ohio, past year, made sixty= ne? 1 say, we'll | " aby_auilts | NewLaxativefor | | | Elderly People | —but it is a real world, too, for you may see for yourself 4 i that all these toys, big and little, are real, and some of E:f&glfi i-:llt:d tDGN:;g' i them meant just for you on Christmas morning. l Results Exactly I S g = Ideal for Old Folks Friction Toys, that go without Trains, freight and Pullman. Double Garages, with two autos Local Druggists Say winding. Engines, Hook and All kinds and sizes, mechanical faside. ‘The asios A famous physician once Ladders, Racers, and electric. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1923. ]'URN 'l'[] Pg“"BS Rated Fixed Star R constellation of the Serpent, which . Dances This Winter. : g Clouds of cosmic mist “Wynken, Blynken and Nod One Night found on that “river of misty light.” Their voyage was to a dream world, full of things more have a Gift for Every Little Boy | " 50 AN PN A AR AR AN AR AR IR AR A AR AR A AR R A SR A A A A NP 2 2 SIS SRR PR A ) Surprlsing Shortage Df Deb_ was discovered by the Heidelberg = @ short tim i 420430 7th ST. OUR ONLY STORE Sailed Off in a Wooden Shoe” beautiful than they ever expected to find in their waking hours. World and Girl accompanied by their i" RICH CHICAGO GIRLS Neve Serpentis, | In View 14 Years, “ o - Nova Serpentis, a new star in the 1 e Sto rc qf flacttcat . gfbs Observatory fourteen years ago, utantes for ~ Teas and sidered in ct : star which “concealed by - e ey e You little folks all know the story of this famous voyage and of the wonderful things they Our Toytown Is a Dream SANTA IS HERE, an;/u‘.u'llri parents on Saturday. i the citizen, or why ible should wield the don’t belicve they are seri- some known to Ch t said: “You seldom find two old people who get the right result from the same laxative —some need only to look at a pill to get results—others need dynamite.” To solve this prob- lem the chemists now make tiny littie tablets hardiy larger than a pinhead, each of which contains a certain frac- tion of a dose. Now instead of taking the same size dose each time, which is habit forming, and instead of taking a big, drastic, upsetting, grip= | ping dose of ofd-time purga- | tives, the user can gauge the | dose to exactly suit the occa~ | sion and their own body, by | taking one, or two, or three, or four, or five of these tiny little tablets eitker a half hour apart, or altogether at one time. The most delicate in- valid can take one, and as each tablet works separately and gently, there is grippe or exhausti , four or five are tal N a cousin of I and h wh makes these fra tiny tablets easier on the stomach, liver and whole sys~ tem. These tiny tablets work so easy and are so easy to take they are called “E-Z Tablets.” Finest quality guaranteed. 60 E-Z Tablets in wooden bottle with full directions, 25c. Millions sold annually. We recommend them. Peoples Drug Stores.— Advertisement. Are You the Lucky One in Five? Not if your Gums Bleed Easily Tender, bleeding gums! That’s Nature's warning. Pyorrhea is about to strike. It claims four persons out of fivepastforty,andthousandsyo robbing them of precious tee! every unger, th and sapping their priceless health, Don't wait. Form the habit of strict oral hygiene now. Go to yourden- tist regularly for tooth and gum in- spection. Brush your teeth with Forhan’s For the Gums—a healing dentifrice that when used in time and used consistently, will prevent Pyorrhea or chfk its progress. Forhan’s Fey' the Gums is the for- mula of R. J. Forhan,D.D.S. Used as a dentifrice, it will keep your teeth white and clean and yourgums firm and healthy. It is pleasant to the taste. At all druggists, 35¢c and 60c in tubes. Forhans FOR THE GUM eMMore than a teoth S paste — it checks Prorrhea Formula of R. J. Forken, D. D. S. Forhan Company, New York - Dump Carts, many others.. - $1.25 Yellow Taxicabs, with extra tire and everything. The doors can be opened for small passengers. ... 490 Mechanical Boats, much faster than the wooden shoe boat of \Wynken, Blyn-- ken and Nod. Ferry boats, steamers and battleships, that really go on the water. $1.00 to $9.95. Jazzbo Jim, a happy coon that picks his banjo and dances on the roof 49C of a cabin Sandy Andy. They give hours of fun filling and dumping sand. 50c to $1.25. 95¢ to $50.00 Base Ball, Foot Ball and Golf Games. We will demonstrate them $2 00 . ROT INOM: &2 0 woie mooieinre A Tinker Toys, just the thing for boys and girls of every age. 50c to $1.25. Carolas, a rcmarkablcltalking machine hat will play 10-inch ;ecords perf‘e’ct?y. s $25-00 Electric Ranges, for the little girl who is anxious to cook just like mother. $9.75 and $12.00. Imported Dolls, beautiful ones with natural hair and lashes and THOVINE SV, uirivisvees s . $4'95 FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER To Lansburgh’s for Children’s Hos.e —for we believe that nowhere else will you find such complete lines, or better qualities at the prices quoted. Stockings for winter days—for Christmas gifts—perfect quali- ties. A few suggestions: Ch v1= At $1'0 dren’s Wool Sport Sox with fancy cuff—in brown, oxford, camel and heather shades. Stockings, At $2.0 full-fashioned and properly Cordovan, black and white. Misses’ Children’s S bk At 79C Sport Hose, with fancy tops—black, gray, camel, cordovan and heather mixtures. Special! reinforced. FIRST FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER SATURDAY—The Boys’ Big Day “Hey! My Mom's Gon- na Get Me a New Suit Tomorrow! Extra Pants Kind.” “Yea-ah. At Lans- burgh’s. I'm gonna get a big overcoat, and so’s my Hd b"flth"t" Boys’ and Junior Boys’ Over- coats, Two-Pants Suits, Special $Q.75 TWO-PANTS SUITS in neat appearing, serv- jceable mixtures, in belt- ed Norfolk style, with Send the boy back to school with a new suit or warm overcoat. This is a splendid time to buy, stocks are full, qualities are right and prices sure to bring good savings. LARGER BOYS’ OVERCOATS of heavy weather-resisting mate- rials, in double-breasted style, with big collar and belt, Sizes10to17, Repeating Yesterday's Offering of Boys’ Mackinaws, Junior O’Coats, Crompton Cordu. | roy and Two-Pants, Mix- ture Suits at $6.95. A four-way offering of merit, pre- senting good-looking, durable boys’ wear at a decidedly economical price, See them Saturday, Sizes 3 to 17 years, ! Christmas Gifts That Boys Like Indisn PP!I.: g\l‘l‘lgig gt:l Suits. ......$195 Cow| y Suits.. orduroy Knioke Rorted Nodktien. .40 el s1.98 Cut Silk Ties.... Shirts and Blouses, 98¢ Boys' Bath Robes.. $2.95 Rain Coat Outfits. Novelty Sui}; JUNIOR OVERCOATS with muff and side pock- ets, button snugly to neck and are warmly lined. Splendid values, for boys 3 to 10, patch pockets, Sizes 7 to 17, Boys’ All-Wool ackinaws Built for Warmth $8 75 and Action This is the coat for school and play— warm, burly collared, with deep muff and side pockets, Good looking, too, in their lively plaids, and, above all, allowing ab- solute freedom of movement. Boys are strong for them—and their serviceabilit ap| to thrifty parents, Sizes 8 to 17. Boys Like These Black Rub- ber Raincoat Outfits at $3.45 They are guaranteed waterproof, with deep collar, slash pockets, in snap-fasten- ing style, inside back of tan. Sou'wester hat to match. A dandy outfit in sizes 6 to 18. really go when they are wound up....... $1.00 Little Folks’ White Coats, $2.75 Little tots of 1 to 3 years are never more charming than when in white, and these coats of white chinchilla will keep them snug and warm, as well as look smart. Deep collar and cuffs, a buckeled or buttoned belt, and pretty quilted lining. White Voile Frocks, $2.95 Christmas demands a new white frock, just as surely as it does new toys. Some trimmed with lace, and others embroidered in colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER Brushed Wool Slip-on Sweater ‘A;';s Sweater Sets Sweater, leggins, cap and mittens to match, all of soft brushed wool. In buff, taupe and brown. Sizes 24 to 2 to 4 years. sweater, mittens Sets, $8.50 Cozy Sweater Sets for the little tots of Cap, and leggins. Brown or blue, trimmed with white. Warm Underthings for Boys and Girls Children’s Combination Suits, fleeced, with strong button attachments. sleeves, knee length. Children’s Suits, part wool, with Dutch neck, elbow sleeves and knee length. $2.25. Boys' Wool Union Suits, gray, light weight. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, knee length. $175 to $2.25. High Sizes 2 to 12 years. neck, long Misses’ Vests and Pants, fleece-lined cotton. High or Dutch neck vests, knee or ankle pants. 50c to 90c. Misses’ Combination Suits of medium weight cotton. High or Dutch neck, knee or ankle length. $1.00 to $1.80. THIRD FLOOR (NEW LOCATION) Children’s Gloves Make Practical Gifts Capeskin Gloves, one-clasp style, warmly fleeced lined. Several shades of tan. $1.75 and $2.00. Gray Suede Gloves, fleece lined. Dressy enough to wea 0! i g, 7 'Klir;iMI ezll_s, warmly lined with fleece, Top- ped with fur., p $1-15 Fabric Gauntlets, fleeced lined, with cuffs of imitation leather. Special SOC STREET FLOOR Sumptuous Fur Collars Make Extraordinary Values of These Girls’ Coats at $12.98 —and not alone these splendid collars, of Rac- coon, Nutria, Beaverette, Opossum and Coney —but the richness of the heavy, warm mate- rials, the evident superiority of workmanship, and the sturdy linings establish them ‘as un- usual values at $12.98, Ofttimes we advise mothers to attend, these special events for girls. In this instance, we not only advise you to attend this sale, but we urge you not to miss it. While we have scores of coats, we doubt that there will be enough to fill the demand— for many mothers will anticipate the practical Christmas gift they had planned for their daughters—and buy it now, while the price is extremely low. Extra Special! Girls’ and Juniors’ . New Wool Skirts $3.98 ’ —and worth more! A very special purchase permits us to quote this low price for well tailored and smartly styled wool skirts in prunelfa, sport plaids, stripes and checks, as well as natural color camelaire, Tailored or pleated styles; side fastening; suede and novelty button trim- ming. Waist bands, 24 to 32 inches. ' Girls’ Blouses $1.98 and $2.98 Striped and checked dimiy, pique and poplin fashion thée smart, new styles—Ilmg sleeves, turn-back cuffs, fulls and round collars—many vith dainty lace trimming. Size: 10 to 16. FOURTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BROTHER