Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1926. o u OPENING THE NEWLY ENLARGED STORE @ OCTOBER SD”LS’ND\/EN\BEPL G The opening of the Newly Enlarged Store, marking as it does the cul- mination of a two-year building program, offers a particularly appropri- ate occasion for the presentation of the finest merchandise from all over the world—and it is here. Handmade Colored Enameled Vienna Bronze Lamps amd Boxes in umique shapes. (Jewelry Sectiom). Lovely Fringed Silk and Metallic Shawls and Metallic Scarfs in the Womenw's Neckwear Section. With 53 buyers searching the American market continually—with from 15 to 25 making trips abroad annually—with buying offices and organ- izations in Paris, London, Berlin, Brussels, Florence, Vienna, Frankfort —with buying connections throughout Europe and the Orient, Wood- ward & Lothrop is always in position to place before you the finest that Lovely French Frocks and Evening Wraps from the famous couturiers of Paris, with many replicas and adaptations in the Walnut Room. The English Shop for Men, co-operating with English, Scotch and Irish makers, offers exclu- sively in Washington Two-Steeples Half Hose, Glendon Golf Hose, Consulate Sports Shirt, Braemar Cashmere Sweaters, Glenmar Scarfs, Lincoln Bennet and Joseph Ward Hats, Bur- berry, Thexton & Wright and Kenneth Dur- wood Topcoats, Swiss and French Silk Dress- ing Gowns and many other things equally fa- mous. In the New Gift Section—English Glass, Bel- gian Brass, Swiss Clocks, Belgian and French Marbles. Elegant Diamond and Precious Stone Brace- lets, Wrist Watches, Rings, Bar Pins—and for the first time a display of Gorham Silverware. Trefousee Paris Gloves; Swiss Appenzell Hand- made and Embroidered Handkerchiefs, $25 to $150; Handbags, Leather Goods, Desk Fittings from Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Florence. Zegora Shoes—French in design, just in- troduced, Laird, Schober. Shoes—exclu- sive jeweled and embroidered Eve- wing Silk Hose. Oriental Rugs, up to §6,000.00, including an exact reproduction of the famous “Hunting Carpes” in the Vienna Museum B the world affords. We call to your attention these few. Brocaded Bonmet Silks from France, exclusive with Wood- ward & Lothrop. Metal Em- broidered French Taffetas, Brocaded Taffetas in eveming shades; Brocade Velvet om Chiffon—and many other ex- quisite fabrics. Hats in the new French Room from Louise Marsy, Marthe Regnier and others; and Jay and Lincoln—Bennett Hats from London. The famous Liberty Wares and Fabrics from the Liberty House of London. Gorgeous Negligees and Pajamas in the New Negligee Section—imports and replicas, $50 to $200. And a special feature of the Girls’ Section— French Coats and Hats to match, and Junior Misses’ Silk and Velvet Negligees and Pajamas. Handsomely Decorated Chinese Vases, English Vases and English Rock Crystal. And at Woodward’s you find the famous Ybry, Paris, Perfumes, in single bottles and sets, ranging to $195, besides Perfumes from Caron, Patou, Houbigant and many others. Furniture, Upholstery and Drapery Fabrics, Curtains—many direct imports—and many ex- clusively here in Washington. . andmard & Lothrop Offices in PARIS, LONDON, BERLIN, BRUSSELS, VIENNA, FLORENCE, FRANKFORT Hand-painted Old Bleach Linen Damask Dimner Sets—each design individually and beautifully painted. »7/%// L7 P 4 Fulper Art Pottery — an American product that perpetuates the art and beauty of Old World masterpieces