Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 23

Bring the Children To Their Special Barber Shop Adjoining the Toy Section you will find a spe- cially equipped Barber Shop with various devices to amuse the kiddies—and skilled barbers to cut their hair. Fourth floor. The Misses’ Section (Fourth floor) Presents Metal Threaded Satin Afternoon Frocks $ 2 9.50 Frocks for afternoon tea time—for bridge—for infor- mal wear—and for street. In colors of warmth made richer in satin. Combined for striking effects with contrasting georgettes or metal threads. In a variety of new styles. The flare, the circular skirt and the straightline. One and two piece models accentuate the smartness of the moving silhouette. Migses' Dress Section, Fourth floor. N e Two of the Season’s Smartest Models in Young Girls’ Pumps $6.50 The two models chosen as extraordinary values in this lower-priced line of Misses’ Pumps are designs of high-class bootmakers who supply us regularly. They are unique in quality, distinction and chic. These and many other styles are absolutely new, among which are selections to supply the need of an evening or day- time pump. Misses’ Shoe Section, Fourth floor. Smart Women Aépreciate Granite Silk Hose In a Vatiety of Popular Shades Of exquisite beauty in texture and unusually fine in quality are our regular Granite Silk Hose that may be used for any and every occasion. All full fashioned. For Evening Wear ‘All silk in chiffon and regular weight. $2. Chiffons—In gun metal, cruiser, rose, blonde, gold and silver, tans, fawn, nude. e THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ‘27, 1925. Sweaters Appropriate for Christmas Gifts Femininity universally dons sweaters for sportswear, and be- comes correctly dressed for the sport. Inexpensive and yet at- tractive are these models. $2.95 and $3.95. Wool Windbreaker Sweaters in navy and black--brushed wool sweater coats. $3.95. Cricket-neck Slip-ons of heavy wool, in white with orange stripes, navy with red, tan with navy. $2.95. Sweater Section, Third floor. om— Demonstrating Paintexing-—- The New Art For one more week there will be a demonstration of the newest art of fashion—Paintexing. Dec- orating one’s home—and one’s clothes is made possible by this ready-to-use textile paint, “Paintex.” And in this specially arranged dempnstration you will learn the variety of uses to which it may be put to beautify. Special introductory set, $1.75. Art Section, Third floor. Children’s Umbrellas Ideal For Christmas The Nancy Lee Umbrella is a practical choice in tape-edge ~cotton taffeta, assorted wood handles, wrist loop of leather or silk. $2. The India, another child’s fa- vorite; comes in red and blue tape-edge cotton taffeta. $1.65. Uncle Wiggily is either a boy’s or little girl’s umbrella and comes in black cotton taffeta. $1.50. Big Boys’ Umbrellas, in 24-inch size and Rob Roy in 18, 20 and 22 inch. $2. Umbrella Section, First floor. Boys’ and \éouths’ Party Oxfords The boy won’t find a smarter or more comfortable oxford and more to his liking for party wear than this special model for for- mal use. Cut from patent colt- skin, with plain toes, leather soles and heels. Sizes 111 to 2, §5 Sizes 214 to 6, $6.50 Children's Shoe Section, Fourth floor. dmar & Lo —-The Christmas Store < Imported Wool Scarfs And Shawls Make Colorful, Acceptable Gifts There isn’t a woman you are thinking of—and trying to find an appropriate gift for that wouldn’t be delighted with just such an all- around gift. For warmth, for smartness, for color these lovely imported scarfs are a fortu- nate choice. Light Quality, Soft Lacy Scaris with delicate colors, in stripes and bands. $3.95, $6.50, $8.50. A wonderful selection of Soft, Lacy Wool Shawls, unusually priced. $2.75, $3.95, $4.50, $6.50, $10.50. - Other Wool Scarfs $1.75 to $16.50 Neckwear Section, First floor. Bandeaux and Brassieres For Gifts $I.50 tO $7.50 Intimate and charming gifts that one woman may give to another—choices lovely and dainty. Beautiful laces in rich ecru or white. Satin and georgette combined with tiny rose- buds. Two-tone ribbon trimming. T % Satins in pink and white. i aaai $1.50—A Pretty Uplift Bandette of silk batiste and lace, ribbon shoulder straps. $2.50—A Dainty Bandette of fine ecru lace, trimmed in colored rosebuds. $3.50—A Long-line Brassiere of fine lace and net. $4—The Sheerest of Bandettes in fine lace and pink georgette, delicately trimmed. $5—Another long-line model of rich ecru lace, care- {ully tailored. $7.50—A long line model Brassiere with fine ecru lace at top and very fine quality satin around the waist lines. Corset Section, Third floor. Carefully Selected Children’s Books We have a large stock of chil- dren’s new books from which to make an excellent Christmas se- lection. In addition to the old favorites, there are many new ones. The following are very worth while among the collec- tion: “Made-to-Order Stories,” $2.50 By Dorothy Canfield “Bible Story Book,” $2 By Seymour Loveland “Poor Cecco,” by Bianco, $3 “Chimney Corner Storles, $2.50 By Vere Hutchinson “A Child’s Book of Myths,” $1.50 By Margaret Price “Omjee—the Wizard,” $L.50 By Homer Herbert “Midshipmen AllL” $1.75 By Fitzhugh Green Book Section, Fifth floor. Woolly Cap and Scarf Sets $2.75 For Little Girls These will be mighty warm and comfortable in the weeks before Christmas — they would also make an ideal Christmas gift. And any little girl would be delighted with such a set. Brushed wool tam and scarf in brown, green, red and French blue, in combination with con- trasting colors. Children's Millinery Section, Fourth floor. Men’s Umbrellas $4 to $22 Initials will be engraved without charge on any of these umbrellas $4—Cotton and silk mixture, fitted to silk cases, in 28-inch style. Light and dark handles. $5—27 and 28 inch silk-and-cot- ton umbrellas with handles in a variety of woods. $5 to $8—Other silk-and-cotton umbrellas with a wide range of selected wood or horn handles. $8 to $22—All-silk Umbrellas mounted on eight-rib frames. Assorted wood or bone handles; gold or silver trimmed. Umbrella Section, First floor. “Tomorrow is the Day to Come in to See the Demonstrations of Many Christmas Toys and Games There will be some one here to show y the exact workings of 25 different Games and Toys. These are among the interest- ing ones: i Week End Candy Special, 95¢ . Don’t forget to take home one of our special candy box offers—for Sunday. Two pounds of de- licious homemade candy—assorted nuts, chocolates and bonbons. Special, 95¢c. Candy Section, Fourth floor. A Special Selling Small Boys” Wool Suits Much Less Than Regularly $8'50 An unusual group of small boys’ suits—sizes 3 to 8, of fine imported jersey—sunfast and tubfast. Exclusive with us in Washington. ’ Other Suits in this group are— Fine Blue Serges Novelty Mixtures Domestic Jersey One of the best offerings we have ever assembled in junior ~ boys’ suits at this special low price. $8.50. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. Double-Breasted Suits and Overcoats A Smart Fasbion For Boys Suits —Double-breasted four-piece models for boys 11 to 16 years. Some new arrivals in medium shades. Beautiful fabrics—smart cut—excellent tailoring, $22.50. QOvercoats —Double breasted—in sizes 11 to 18 years. B eside giving necessary protectic:n, the boy is going to appreciate the swagger lines of these overcoats. Quarter or half length, satin lined. Big pockets-+—convertible collars—correctly tailored. $20, $25, $30, $35. Boys' Section, Fourth floor. amil —Boxes containing one doll’s body with several differ-’ F. 24 Dolls ent heads to be fastened on—and dresses to go with each head. Anima erhe kind that do queer, funny things character- ted To istic of what they represent—be they bugs— tractors—animals or tanks. wing ts—Of many varieties—with crayons, paints Dra Se and drawings all ready to make pretty things. Construction Sets—Such as Anchor Blocks— Erector Sets—Tool Chests —and Meccano Sets—to make miniature buildings— bridges and towers. And then there are countless games and mechanical sets that you will see being shown at every counter. And, of course, Santa Claus is here. Saats Claus Land, Fourth floor, For Street Regular-weight and Service Hose, $2. Regular—in black, white, fawn, gray, gun metal, rose, blonde. Service Hose are made in a heavier weight silk—and have the distinctive garter blocks. For General Daytime Wear There are 30 shades covering the tones of grays, browns, tans, including every intonation—as well as black and white. $1.75. Outsize Granite Hose, in black, white and colors, $1.90. Outsize Service Hose, in black and white, $2.50. All hose are full fashioned and nle made with Granite garter blocks. Sl [ } Many Youthful Dress Coats Have Furred Cambridge Collar, $59.50 to $135 Fur to the hem—and cuffs to match. This is one of the unusual values and attractive models in a special group of junior girls’ dress coats. The two sketched are skunk and opossum trimmed and are representative of the many styles in rich pile fabrics. Some with smart flares, others straight- line wrap arounds. Bright shades, red, blue and green, as well as gray, brown and black. Hosiery Sectlen, First floor. Girls' Section, Fourth floor,