Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1923, Page 17

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1923. Distinctive Gifts from the First floor e | Wopdward & Lnthrop -l he Christmas Store < > For the Perplexed Man Shopper For Chtistmas--- It Folds Discreetly Away— When not in use this fold- ing cigarette holder folds discreetly away in a dainty colored cloisonne enamel case. $2 to $6. Jewelry Sectlon, First flcor. D= 74 A Glass Duck—Serves the useful purpose of a decanter and a decorative purpose as well, for it is of colored glass with a silver-plated head and glass wing handles for pour- ing. $20. Silverware Section, First fioor. A Flemish Silver Basket—in reproduction would make a distinctive gift for one's hostess, especially if it be this handsome silver basket, a reproduction of old Flem- ish silverware—gold lined. $20. @tiverware Section, First floor. vilet Set Exquisite om Miro-Dena’s for milady’s Christmas—in an exquisite box—powder, sachet, talcum. perfume, toilet watet. $65. Petite Needlepomt makes a charming center for this charming little tray, with a decorative Vienna bronze - frame. For Christmas, it would be a delightful gift. $24. Jewelry Section, First floor The Smoker would enjoy and use this Japanese lac- quered smoking set—in old Chinese red, decorated in black; a tray, a small ash tray, tobacco jar and mat:h holder are included. $12. Smokers' Accessorles, First floor. Girls’ Winter Frocks Unusudlly § I 2'50 Attractive It would hardly pay to make your younger daughter’s winter frocks, when one may choose such attractive little frocks for girls of 7 to 12 at this price. There are delightful little velvet frocks with a touch of bright colored embroidery—velvet and wool crepe, or velvet and crepe de chine combined in attractive ways—and for school wear, smart jerseys in attractive models, somewhat like older sister’s; and wool crepe frocks that add embroidery in contrasting shades for trimming. Two of these $12.50 frocks are sketched. Navy Blue Velvet, embroidered in color. Girls' Bection, Fourth fivor. Gifts That Will Please Young Fellows 8 to 16 Fine Striped Madras Blouses Very Special, $1.65 Different from the sort of blouses he's probably been wearing—very attractive—just the sort of colored fiber stripes that are bound to please young fellows— and collars are attached, too—just the way they like them when they're between 8 and 16. All the New Kinds of Neckwear Ready for Christmas Gifts Cut Silk Ties, 50c, 75c, $1. {azz Bows, Sosc. o = Vool Scarfs, $1.75. Knitted Ties, 50c. Artificial - Silk Scarfs, Windsor Ties, 50c-and $1. $2.25. New Ideas in Belts and Buckles Belts with initialed buckles, $1, $1.50, $2. Good looking Separate Initialed Buckles, 50c and $1. Belt Sets; of beltogram, buckle and strap, $3. The kind of Soft Cuff Links he'd like, 50c. Warm Outing Pajamas, $1.75 One and two piece styles, frog trimmed. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Special for Tomorrow Imported Gift Necklaces Exceptionally $ 95 Low Priced 4 The vogue for the old-fashioned, ornate type of jewelry has come back—and these beautiful new, im- ported necklaces have arrived just in time for Christ- mas choosing. Green gold finish pendants, and beautifully colored brilliant stones combine in many different, artistic de- signs—several of which we sketch—blues and deep rose shades—old gold and deep blues—give you an idea of the lovely color combinations. Ordinarily these necklaces would sell at a much higher price. Jewelry Section, First floor. Attractive Gift Furniture That will help solve the Christmas Gift problem We sketch these few pieces, just a very few of the many . attractive gift pieces one may select in the Christmas Furniture Sec- tion. Mahogany Martha Washing- ton Sewing Cabinet, $19.75. Other Cabinets, $11.50 to $30. Combination Walnut Bedside Table, $16. Other Tables, $12 to $22.50. Folding Card Table, $4; with leatherette top. Others, $4.50 R to $25. Tapestry Foot Stool, $7.50. Other Stools, $4.50 to $17.50. Combination Mahogany Wind- sor Armchair, $32.50. Other ‘Windsors, $10.50 to $30. Cedar Chests, $22.50. Other Chests, $13.50 to $47.50. Combination Mahogany Spinet Desk, $75. Others, $32.50 to $160. Solid Mahogany Book Blocks, $8.50 pair. Others, $4.50 to $12. Mahogany Tea Wagon, $35. Other Tea Wagons, $24.75 to $60. Furniture Section, Sixth fioor. Tomorrow—Big Christmas Selling 600Colored GlassFlower & Fruit Bowls Special, $1 Sketched are a few of the many attractive shapes. perfect bowls—of colored frosted glass, in Green, Amber, Sapphire, Amethyst, Two-toned A.m_ethyst All with attractive black glass bases They are artistic, We were fortunate to be able to buy such a large quantity of these popular colored glass bowls, and by buying a large quantity we were able to secure them at a very low price. So we pass the savings on to you—offering you the opportunity to choose these lovely bowls for Christmas Gifts—at the very low price of $1. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. Bandeaux and Brassieres, $2 Bandeaux are of lovely pink satin and lace, with dainty rosebuds for trimming, in delicate shades. A delight- ful and dainty gift that one woman might give another. The Dainty Brassiere is of lace and net, combined with pink satin, just medium length, for the average fig- ure; and the shoulder straps are of heavy ribbon to match in color. Corset Bection, Third floor. For Christmas--- New Normandy Swisses and Voiles 58¢ Yard Charming new patterns and new colors offer a variety of delightful dress patterns from which one may choose the frock-gifts on one’s list. Polka dot, scroll, -floral and conventional designs — in new almond green, rose, copen blue, gray, red, orchid, pink, peach, brown, navy, black and white. Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second fioor Engraved Christmas Cards, $1 18 in a box, with colored lined envelopes. Our Special Colored Christmas Cards Box of 12, 25¢ and 35¢ All cards have "envelopes. Buy yaur Christmas Cards in a box—it’s easiest. Christmas Card Sectlon, First floor. Christmas Veils 75¢, $1, $1.25 The gift of a veil will please the discriminating woman if it is one of these new hali- circular veils—in gray, brown, tan, navy and black. Black veils with silver bor- ders—and brown veils with gold borders—are $1.50. All veils will be boxed for Christmas. Veiling Section, First foor. Gay-Colored Scarfs, $5 and $6.50 —make the most attractive gifts for the sportswoman— these are of imported arti- ficial silk. The color combi- nations are decidedly smart and different. The younger woman- who goes in for bright things would espe- cially like one of these un- der her Christmas tree. Neckwear Sectlon, First fioor. Beautiful Moire Silk Costume Slips, $16.50 The gift of a beautiful cos- tume slip, fashioned entirely of handsome moire ribbon, is not only new, but certain of a welcome. These are trimly tailored—with ribbon straps—and one may choose from cocoa, gold, flesh, white, navy or black. Petticoat Section, Third floor Glass Fruit-Bow! Special, $2.50 For one's Christmas buffet or serving table—a bowl heaped high with colorful, artificial fruit makes an at- tractive decoration. The bowls are of varied colors, attractively shaped — and there are 12 pieces of fruit. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. Christmas Conveniences for Gift Shoppers Christmas Gift Packages May Be Wrapped—without charge, of course.—First floor. Gift Secretary will find out secretly what your friends and family want most. Then she’ll tell you, and they will never know how you guessed just right—Fourth floor. Parcel-Post Wrapping—All packages wrapped and shipped free of charge to any point in continental United States.—Down Stairs Store. Permanent Post Office un- der the G street balcony— stamps, money orders, mail- ing, parcel post. Motor Coach brings you to and from the parking area— right to the G St. entrance. TOYS--Some Interesting Christmas Values Ives’ Electric Train, Good Value, $7. En- gi e, 2 cars, 8 sections track and rheostat included. Painting Set, $325. Includes everything for the young artist. Other attractive sets, I5c to $10. 1. Professional Model Moving Picture Ma- chine, Special, $22.75. Excellent lens, re- : XA winding device, 2 film spools, 1 100-watt “Th P . 79 : E lamp. e Furitan s 2. Drawing Master, $5. An excellent draw- Fashion’s Newest $ I 2,50 ing teacher for the youngster who loves to And old fashion becomes a new fashion in this charm- ing new Colonial pump—“The Puritan”—which may be had, and is equally charming and distinctive, in black patent leather or black satin—the smart metal buckle has an old-fashioned frill of black satin, for decided chic. Covered heels—hand-turned soles. Women's Shoe Section, Thira floor. 100 Dozen Pairs F ull-F ashioned Silk. Stockings e e 150 comb of French inspiration . . Tomorrow for the new, low, close-to- An excellent value in fine quality silk hose, full fash- the-head coiffure. The comb ioned—with lisle tops and soles—in the smartest, new- in qu?sngn"is o; imhi!ation est and most wanted shades. crystal shell with the new il hampagne, ball trimming of pearls and c?“m’ C, Pl Greve, rhinestones. $21 and $27.. innamon,” Log Cabin, quck, Pearl Gray, Fren.c!: Gray, Suede Gray Head Dress Section, First floor. Women's Hostery Section, Third i 6. Sherwood Spring Coaster Wagon, $9. In 14x32-inch size; with rubber-tired disc wheels. Others, $8 to $10.50. 7. Sandy Andy, $125. Clever sand toy, The Indies contribute this with sand, ready to put up and play. pair of distinctive candle- sticks for Christmas giving; they are hand-decorated in richest colorings—the Per- sian rose, in red, the pattern of these. $3.75 each. Gift Sectlon, First fioor. 8. Child's Phonograph, $25. A splendid machine that really plays any records; ma- 3. Over and Under, $1. Clever automobile hogany or ivory finish on metal. toy for very little folk. 9. Electric Stove, $7.75. Excellent little stove that really cooks; oven and five cook- ing utensils included. 4. Set of Dishes, $195. Very special price for this dainty dinner set; contains 17 pieces. Others, 50c to $6.50. 10. Boys’ or Girls' Velocipedes, $15. Ex- cellently made, ;with rubber-tired wheels, rubber-handled grips and pedals. 5. Winslow Roller Skates, $225. For boys or girls; with ball-bearing rollers. Wins- low Double-bar Roller Skates, $3. The Nuque— French for - "