Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1924, Page 21

Party Frocks Make Dflligl’lful Gifts For Girls and Juniors Tovely enough to delight the heart of any little girl—and her junior sister of 15 or 17—are these charming new: party frocks, ready to go to Christmas' parties. They're of taffetas, crisp and colorful; laces, fluffy georgettes and soft crepe de chines—with a simplicity of line and a bit of artistic trimming that is character- istic of the smartest frocks for the young- er sei. Of turquoise blue georgette with silver- picoted ruffles, is a party frock for a little girl of 12, $19.50. Others, $12.50 to'$35. Of coral georgette and silk lace, is an- other charming bouffant frock for a jun- ior miss, $29.50. Others, $22.50 to $49.50. Girls' Scetion, Fourth floor. Gift Accessories to the Younger Girl’s Wardrobe Crepe de Chine Pajamas, $9 and $10; in flesh-pink, tailored or trimmed with lace; sizes 8 to 14. Flesh-pink Silk Costume Slips, $5 to $8.50; hemstitched or lace trimmed. Silk Combinations, $5.50 to $8.50, in a variety of lovely styles. Jersey Silk Vests, in flesh. or- chid, peach or white, $1.50. Jersey Silk or Crepe de Chine Bloomers, sizes 8 to 16, $2.25 to $3. Crepe de Chine Nightgowns, in flesh - pink, lace trimmed. $6.50-and $8.50. Girls’ Accessors Scction, Fourth flcor. Toys to Delight The Miniature Housckeeper A China Tea Set, $5.75, deco- rated with nursery figures and rhymes, includes service for one’s self and five little friends. Wicker Furniture Sets, for one’s dolls may be chosen from lovely sets here; $2.75 to $6.75; Doll Beds, $4.50; Dressers, $2 to $4; Kitchen Cabinets, $1.75. Character Dolls, a whole family of them from which to choose, 75c to $1.25; Mamma Dolls, nicely dressed, $2.75. Other Dolls, $1.75 to $13.50. Santa Claus Land, Fourth floor. CHILDREN'’S SCOTCH WOOL GAUNTLETS, to keep you warm in the coldest weather; varied colors. $1.25 to $2.50. Glove Section, First fioor. The Smart, New Peaked Hat, for Younger Gitls, $5 A clever new fashion that has already been adapted for the younger set—there ,are many names for these clever little hats with peaked crowns— with a bit of fur, feather pom- pon or ribbon. Felt, in green, blue, cranberry and rust. { Girls’ Section, Fourth floor. Christmas’Kerchiefs 3 in a box, 50c Cunning little colored ‘ker- chiefs for the youngest ones on your Christmas list. Nurs- cry designs, and 3 in an at- tractive box, 50c. Ilandkerchief See , First floor. Christmas Slippers a Welcome Gift For Girls there Tare felt slippers in American beauty with a kitten for decoration on cach toe, $1.50 and $1.75. For Boys, slippers like Dad’s, with checked band around the top. $1.75 and $2. Children’s Shoe Section, Fourth floor, Roller Skates will make any boy or girl happy on Christ- mas morning—don’t you hope Santa leaves a pair for you? $2.25, $3 and $3.50. L) Stone Blocks are such fun when you want to build great tall build- ings. or playhouses for your doll Sets, $1 to $16. g Toy Autos are such fun, and here are Red Top Cabs, $1; Iron Dump Trucks, $1.25; Dark Blue Coupes, $1, and Mechanical Taxis, 60c. family. Velocipedes make a good gift for either a boy or a girl, for all young folk love to ride; these have rubber-tired wheels, are sturdily built and have a leather, spring seat. $10.75 to $22.50. Paint Sets for very young artists, include water colors, crayons, brushes, scissors. mixing cups and photogravure sheets for painting. -$1.50. Stencil Sets, 35¢ and 65c. Trains, * Trains, Trains for every boy, big or little—onc set has a locomotive, tendef and passenger car and track, $1.85; others, $1.50 to $7. Meccano, for the boy who loves to build and build, and for the boy who wants to be an engineer when he grows up. Sets for little and big boys, $1 to $40. Tool Chests, a real boy's gift, and here are chests that have real tools with which to build. You can buy varied size chests, $10 and $25. Woolly Animals make the loveliest of playmates for little folk. Cuddly brown bears, $2.50; Saddle Horses, big enough to ride, $21.50 to $30; Bears on wheels, $7.50 to $25. Sleds, when the snow comes, it's the greatest sport to go skimming down the street—or have Daddy take vou for a long ride. Flexible Flyers, $3.75 to $6. Other Sleds, $1.95 to $2.50. Come and See Santa Claus—Be Sure to Tell Him What You Want Him to Bring to You Santa Claus Land. Fourth fioor TOY'S fir every Christmas Christmas Favors for Christmas Parties If you are giving a party for Christmas you'll want some of these deliyghtful favors to make it a real Christmas party. There are Santa Claus Jack Horner Pies filled with favors—nut and candy cups, place cards—and other lovely things. . Favor Bectlen, First fioor. MWohdward & Lo rop ChristmasUmbrellas for Girls and Boys Having one’s own umbrella is very much better than going to .school under your next-door neighbor’s. Little Girls’ Cotton Umbrellas, with varied style handles from which to choose, $1 and $1.50. Colored Silk Umbrellas, in the newest styles, $5. Boys’ Black Umbrellas, with Prince of Wales handles, $3. Other Children’s Umbrellas, $1 to $5. Umbrella Section, First floor. Young Folk’s Ribbed Sports Hose 50c Pair Make attractive gifts, when you can choose from such smart styles as these. Plain_and” fancy turn-over cuff tops; in a variety of colors.” Sizes 7 to 10. Three - quarter Silk Socks, with turn- over cuff tops, in newest shades, $1.25, Children's Hosiery, Fourth floor. us Gifts to Wear that Will Please Any Boy They’re just the sort of things that the younger fellow would choose for himself —big sheep-lined mackinaws, and good- looking ties—rubber slickers, wool sweat- ers, new belts and buckles— Sheep-lined Coats, fur collar, $15.75 Good-looking Mackinaws, $12.75 Rubber Slickers, varied colors, $6.50 Black Rubber Coats, $3.95 Rain Hats, black or tan, $1 Wool Sweaters, $5 Tim’s Muffler Caps, $1.50 and $1.65 Hickok Belts, 50c to $1 Initial Belt Chains, $1 Hickok Buckles, 50c to $1 Blouses, white and striped, $1 Shirts, in new patterns, $1.50 New Neckwear, 50c, 75c, $1 Boys® Section, Fourth floor. Amusing Toys for Boys of All Ages Indian Suits, $3.50, are such fun when vou're playing Indian; these have feather hcaddress, coat and trousers. Kiddie Kars for the little tod- dlers, $2.25 to $4.50. Coaster Wagons, many differ- ent kinds, all splendidly made; $4 to $12.50. Noah’s Arks, filled with ani- mals in decorative colors, 75¢ to $4.75. Drums, in varied sizes, $1.75 to $6.75. Fire-Chief Auto, big enough to ride in, $9.75. . Santa Claus Land. Fourth floor. Flashlights, a gift that every boy likes, $1.50 to $2.35. * Foot Balls, for the live, athletic boy, $5. Boxing Gloves, $3.50 to $6 set. Sporting Goods Section, Second floor. Lovely Gifts for the y on Your Christmas List Japanese Silk Comforts, pink or blue, $3.50 to $5.50. Japanese Silk Buntings, pink or blue, $5.50 to $7.50. Brushed Wool Sweater Sets, of sweater, cap. leg- gings and mittens, $7.50. Quilted Silk or Eider- down Carriage Boots, $2.50 and $3.50. Toilet Sets, hand deco- rated, brush and comb, $1 to $2. Silk Rosettes for bonnets, pink or blue, 50c to $1. Ivory-painted Clothes Costumers, hand deco- rated, $3.50. Satin-covered Down Pil- in pink or blue, Infants’ Section, Fourth fioor. BOYS FLEECE- LINED CAPESKIN ANDMOCHAGLOVES, make a good gift for any boy. $1.75 to $2.50. Glove Section, First floor. Gift Books for Young Folk Baby Peggy's Own Story Book,; $2. Squiffer, by Hal Garratt, $2.50. Twelve ]gancing Princesses; illustrated by Kay Neilson, $3.50. : The Little House in the Des- ert, $1.75. 3 Chatter Box, 1925, $1.65. Robin Hood, 90c. \ Alice in Wonderland, 75c. Children of .the Lighthouse, $1.50. : :