Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1927, Page 5

AT PUTVING STAR. (CASHINGTON, B ®. SATURDAY. OCTORER 2. 1927 In which are Featured these Improved Store Services and Shopping Facilities to add to Your Pleasure and Convenience | aNEW DIAMONDS 2 FINE JEWELRY SECTION Z= NEW COMPLETE MENS STORE == -/GREATLY ENLARGED WOMENS HOSIERY SERVICE Z - COMPLETE BOYS STORE‘HATS#HOSE Z=2 GIRLS#JUNIORS SPECIALIZED STORE Zz=£ E NEWLY REFITTED CHINA=GLASS SECTIONS Z2= ZENLARGED RUGFLOORCOVERING SECTION ZZz= WOODWARDS GIFT SHOP=+LIBERTY SECTION == NEW FOUNTAIN ROQM Feri 20w Fars S Last year at the Fall Exposition we extended an invitation to visit and inspect the new building. This year we have been devoting ourselves to the interior arrangements—new fittings, new depariments, new merchandise not heretofore shown by us, or not shown in such comprehensive array as now. We are not completed. We expect to grow and to change. As long as we progress and improve neither you, nor we, ourselves, will expect this store to be complete. We are extending our specialized services, our specialized shops and our specialized sections. The New Diamonds and Fine Jewelry Section, the largely increased showing of Fine Sterling Silver Tableware, the nearly doubled-in-size Novelty Jewelry and Stationery Sections will prove of great interest on the First floor. The new Fountain Room, adjoin- ing Down Stairs Store is proving more popular each day. So it is throughout the other floors from the Complete New Men’s Store on the Second floor (truly a Man’s World), on up through the newly-perfected, complete and separate stores for Boys, and for Girls and Junior Girls—on the Fourth floor—and Woodward’s Beautiful New Gift Shop, Liberty Shop and Lamp Section on the Seventh floor. And Woodward’s Service takes on a newer and more comprehensive meaning with this Fall Exposition Week and the near approach of the holiday season. We are better equipped to render the utmost in service than ever before, We welcome you—Monday or any day. ¥