Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1926, Page 33

THE SL\DAY _STAR, WAS \\'AhHl\(x’lU\ D. C. 1926—PART 1. 38 Lansburgh & Bro. g Fifth Floor Gifts s DECEMBER 12, A GIFT FOR THE HOME WILL GIVE PLEASURE A EVERY 'MEMBER OF THE FAMILY THE YEAR THROUGH' A Christmas Sale of Oriental Rugs Persian and Chinese designs—with 3, beauty that is age-old and never tiring—with the soft rich blending of cqlors that is a secret of the Orient and the fine handiwork that is its pride! A treasure that you’'ll enjoy a lifetime, and hand down to your children. Lilihan Rugs, $89 Sarouk Rugs, $110 Scatter size rugs-— approximately A very fine Persian rug, 3Vex5 {eet, 314x5 feet—whose beauty will increase in wonderful colors and designs. May as they are used. be used with any colors. Hamadan Rugs, $39.75 Beloochistan Rugs " Another famous name to those who $21.95 ’ know Oriental rugs—the size is 2}x Soft reds, blues and browns blend in 4Y, feet. these beautiful rugs—3x5-foot size. Chinése Rugs, $19.75 Chinese Rugs, $38.50 o $32.50 to $59.50 Quaint Chmese patterns—in a very Superb in their rich beauty of colors popular mat size—2x4 feet. and pattern—-3x4 feet. Fine Wilton Rugs—a sale! $62.50 and $67.50 Among the finest products of domestic rug weavers! In adapta- tions of Persian and Chinese designs — and some conventional patterns. 8.3x10.6 and 9x12 ft. sizes. Seamless Axminster Rugs, $39.95 You may choose either the 8.3x10.6 or the 9x12 foot size in these fine rugs. Gorgeous in their colors and patterns! Luggage—for Christmas! Whether she be “going a journey” over the holidays or not, smart luggage will please her. Furniture—for Christmas! QOdd pieces every housewife loves to re- ceive, for they add so much to a room. gfl&.&&zm&w&&mm&&m&&&a&zm&&a&w A Drapery Sale—Monday Hohday——guests—partxes—-and your rooms need redecoration. Give the home a Christmas present of new draperies! You'll only be giving yourself months of pleasure Cedar Chests, $15 to $63 Copies of antique nnd period fur- niture—mahogany Radio Table, $4.50 Can be folded compactly and moved. 16x20 inches. $6.75 Phone Stand, $4.75 .in the months to come. Velour Portieres $15.95 and $23.95 A soft, lustrous grade of ve- lours. The $15.95 pomeress.g'ig Lace Panels, $2.75 Filet, shadow and novelty weave panels, with -scalloped bottom finished in silk fringe. 85¢ Cretonnes, 65¢ Many beautiful designs— many striking color effects in these heavy cretonnes. 36-inch. Ruffled Curtains, $2.50 Rose, blue, gold and orchid ruffles and double ruffled valance’ trim these curtains of cream voile. Velour Drapes, Set, $4.50 To match your portieres—the same fine quality velour. Rose, blue, gold and mulberry. The set consists of two curtains and valance. Velour Cushions, $1.95 A touch of color to the toom— these rich velour, cushions, com- bined with damask and tapestry. Week End Case, $7.95 "With round corners, padded top, sewed hinges and rayon lining! Traveling Case, $5.50 Trayette Hat Box, $4.95 A clever luggage idea—for neither your best hat nor clothes are crushed. Posae st st bt vt Bt s G b o Overnight Bag, $4.95 Made of genuine patent calf and lined with silk moire. 15-inch size. In black cobra grain fabrikoid R R N R AN R RN NE N ENE AR NN, peck patent moleskin, rayon 8t Lansburgh & Bro. Sixth Floor Gifts o g Gold-Plated Lamps $1695 Worthy of the finest home—and in such ex- quisite taste! The bases are elaborate in their sim- ple dignity, beautifully chased and gold plated— the lovely shades are handsewn of fine georg- ette over stretchedsilk lin- ings. Delicate ruchings or simple gold braid for their trimming. inches by 214 yards; the portieres 50 inches by 214 yards. Made of hard Mlchlfn maple, mahogany finished, with chair to match. aamgmag e See Glfts of Glassware & Palnted Chlna Hand-pa.mted N1_ppon china— The gifts you may choose in our-own importation! Bonbon colored glassware are varied and A gift such as you've al- wa.ys fancied yourself buy- ] : % dishes, spoon trays, wall vases, lovely, indeed! Soft blues, lovely sugar and cream sets, salt and o 5 pepper shakers, compotes—and TURY: BEasS, rn.mt green, orange console sets, wine sets and others. scores of other lovely gifts! lamp, but one never quxte in reach before. You’ll be so completely satisfied with the quality of it—the strong, perfectly balanced standard, the fine georgette of which the shade is made and the silk of its lining. She’ll thrill over the loveliness of it! The soft rich colors of the shade, the wide gold braid, the deep, shining fringe! R R R R TR B R R R N N R DT NS N R Ry Electric Coffee Urn Set The Urn—Sugar—Cream and Tray! x “Thermax!”—which Th s makes the price even 1 4 95 fi e woman to whom it i you give such a lamp as fi this will number it among the treasures of her home! more unusual, for it is a name held in deep re- spect among housewives who know electrical goods. Panel design — handsomely nickel plated. %WW%WM&% R S A R M AL S I E PR T ER T ER R Smoker’s Cabinet $5 Mahogany finish, with ash tray, cigar cutter and match box holder. Black Marble $10 An artistic metal stand, with black marble top. All ac- cessories match. Corona Stand $9.75 A novel stand; will not tip over; no odor of tobacco in room. Specnal demonstra- tion. A4 (7T Triangle Stand LANSBURGH & BRO.—7h, 8h AND E STS.—SIX FLOORS - OF CLEVER, ] " $4.85 g A three-corner % stand, mahogany fin- ish, with glass-lined ash tray. ORIGINAL, PRACTICAL GIFT 1 IDEAS —Fr. Smoker’s Cabinet $8.75 Mahogany finished, with copper - lined humidor and copper accessories. gy Chinese Red & Black $11.50 A beautiful stand; copper-lined humidor and cigarette humi- dor.