Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 32

A Warm Overcoat for Your Boy Junior Boys, 3 to 10 Years $15.75 Larger Boys, 11 to 18 Years $25 At $15'75—Sl_\'lish. warm coats with warm wool lining, Venetian yokes—tailored of the season’s newest woolens—dou- ble-breasted models. In novelty mistures, tans, browns, gray, blue. At $25—Unusu.1fly fine quality overcoats in smart models, wool lined or skeleton lined —in medium and heavy weights. Special—Boys” Wool Golf Knickers, $3.50 Full-cut Wool Knic ined through- out, in a number o ctive patterns, offers an exceptional value at this spe- cial price, $3.50. Sizes 7 to 18 years, Bors' SectioN, FourtH FLOOR. Annual November Selling Junior Misses’ and Girls’ Coats Exceptional Values Mothers who plan to buy their daughters new Winter coats should avail themselves of these savings. Girls’ Smart Coats—Special Sizes 7 to 14 years At $15—~Dres! and sports coats of chinchilla, tweed, suede and downy wool, trimmed with beaverette and nutria. At $24,50—Splendid choice of sports Y and dress coats of tweed, polair, new Zelia, and suede, trimmed with beaver, nutria, squirrel, Jap fox and ringtail opossum. Junior Misses” Coats—Special Sizes 13, 16, 17 years At $32,50—A wide selection of i smart sports and dress coats of tweed, suede and polaire cloth, trimmed with Jap fox, and American opossum. At $49,50— Dress and sports models of downy wool, new Zelia, suede, tweed and polaire, trimmed with wolf, squirrel, Jap fox and ringtail opossum. GIRLS' AND JUNIOR MISSES’ SECTION FourTH FLOOR. Junior Misses” Crepe Sole Oxfords, $6 All young fashionables choose this smart oxford of brown calfskin, with contrasting trimming and the popular crepe soles, for school, sports and daytime wear. Sizes 2 to 7. Boys’ Sturdy Oxfords, $5 Dress and school models, scientifically made to withstand hard wear. Four smart models for your choosing— Tan elkskin shoe, with straight tip—lace style. Tan calf lace shoe, straight tip, welt soles, Two-tone sports oxford, heavy soles. Black calf oxford, with straight tip, leather soles. Boys’ Imported Scotch-grain Oxfords, $7 Bors' AND GIRLS’ SHOE Sections, FOourRTH FLOOR. In the Misses’ Section Misses” Smart Coats $95 and $115 Distinctively-styled coats at two popular prices The fashionable debutante, the smart business girl and co-ed are choosing coats here of— Suede Broadcloth Malina Liella Lavishly trimmed with— Wolf Caracul Kit Fox Badger Fox Lynx Skunk In these most favored colors— Tan Brown Gray Black Misses’ Coat SecTioN, THIRD FLOOR. Misses’ (d8nt Frocks, $35 Exclusively Here There are styles for every occasion —school, business, street, daytime, afternoon and evening wear—in the smartest styles and of smart fab- rics—each at this one low Jane Wandl price, $35. Missps’” Dress €ecrioN, Tuwp FLoor. Warm Wool Frocks - $1650 to $29-50 In tailored styles for daytime and business In styles more suitable for sports You will find in the Sportswear Section—smart, warm frocks, smartly tailored and decidedly smart for general daytime wear— others unusually smart for every sport. Featherweight Repp ‘Wool Georgette Fantomeen ° " Jersey in many new Weaves and Knits BroRTSWEAR SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. . __THE EVENING Woodward & Lothrop P STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘' D. ., FRIDAY. NOVEMBER_ 11, 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Children’s Book Week Starts Tomorrow with a Party Mish Oua Do, the Ojibway Indian, invites you to his party in the Book Shop at \Woodward'’s tomorrow at 2 o’cléck. He will tell you the stories the Ojibway Indians tell their children. Mish Qua Do is the Ojibway Indian name of Julius King, author of “More Birds in Rhyme,” and a new dog book. Also, Mrs. Hooker, who was reared on the frontier and is a daughter of General Cooper of old Indian fight- ing fame, will tell you of Custer's massacre and other thrilling tales. The Book Shop Is Gay With New Books and Old Favorites— Indian Tales The Flaming Arrow, Carl Moon . Deric With the Indians, Deric Nusbaum .... 2o 915 Stunny Wundy, Parker Nadita, Grace Moon.. . Deric in Mesa Verde, Nusbaum Animal Stories the Indians Told, E. B. Johnson Frontier Days Civilizing Cricket, F. C. Hooker With Whip and Spur, L. B. Evans $1.75 Broad Stripes and Bright Stars, C. C. Bailey d The Overland Trail, R. ; Kauffman .......cc.u00 $2.50 Under These Trees, Grace Humphrey Tales of Other Lands A Nursery Geography, G. S. Dickson $! Young People of History, E. S. Brooks $ Michael of Ireland, Casserley Italian Peepshow, Farjeon Stories of the Vikings, Maurice Dunlap ......0...- e s $12 Children of the Moor, Laura Fitinghoff ..$2.50 Hero Stories The Great Good Man, sW. E. Barton $2.50 The Boys’ Book of Airmen, I. Crump Lives of the Presidents, Pierson $1 Famous American Statesmen, S. K. Bolton $2 Heroes of the Air, C. Fraser, $2 The Story of Young Benjamin Franklin, W. Whipple ...75c Tomorrow the Christmas Book Shop Opens, Offering a Wide Choice of Books, Not Only for Young People, But for Every One Book Suop, Firrit FLOOR. NOUNG People ok WisTory G Hear the Army-Notre Dame Foot Ball Game Broadcast in the New Men’s Store—Second Floor Santa Claus is in the Toy Section-—-Fourth Floor It pays to be a good little boy and girl these days—and wander through Toyland at Woodward’s—and point out to Santa just exactly what you want him to bring you on Christmas morning. Santa will shake hands with you and give you a lovely remembrance to take home. Here Are Some of the Toys You'll Find Here Meccano Sets. ..$1 to $25 Erector Sets . ..$1 to $25 Tool Chests $1.50 to $15 Boys’ Toymaker Sets, $1 to $10 Aeroplanes $4.50 to $10 Electric Train Sets $8 to $82.50 Transformers ......$2.75 to $11 Mechanical Trains. ..$1.50 to $7 Play Suits $1.75 to $10.50 Mechanical Boats Sail Boats $2.25 to $150 Pathex Moving Picture Ma- chines Other Moving Picture Ma- chines $7.50 to $14.50 Nested Blocks.....50c to $1.95 A B C Blocks 25¢ to $2 Plush Toys, wrapped in cello- phane $1 to $1.95 Hee-bee Shee Dolls, 35¢ to $2.75 Popular Games — Toonerville Trolley Shooting Stars ... Boy Scout Progress Across the Channel Polaris Racing Game Pegity Gasoline Alley ... Touchdown Game Pianos $1 to $27.50 Willow Doll Cradles. .50c to $8 Doll Beds and Bassi- .$2 to $4.50 Doll Carriages ....$3.50 to $25 Doll Dishes 50c to $5.75 Aluminum Dishes. ..$1 to $5.50 Laundry Sets 50c to $3.25 Sandy Andy Tea Sets. .75c to $1 Dolly’s Trunk ....$3.75 to $4.25 Doll Houses $3.75 to $45 English Style Dull House, $250 Tee Wee Baby $2.45 Baby Dimples $4.50 to $15 Horsman Mama Dolls $3 to $19.50 Bye-lo-babies ...$2.25 to $10.75 Italian Dolls $5 to $55 English Silk Dressed Dolls $1.75 to $4.75 Gasoline Alley Character 50c to $2.25 School Teachers -School Children Should see pottery made “on a wheel” by an expert from’ the Fulper Pottery Co. Saturday is an espe- cially appropriate time for school teachers and school children. . Portery SectioN, Firrr Froor. Week End Candy Special 2 Pounds, 95¢ Delicious homemade choco- lates, bonbons and cara- mels. Fresh Daily. CanDY SkcTioN, FirsT FLOOR. An ldeal Bridge Prize Narcissus Bowl and Bulbs 75¢ and $1 Attractive pottery bowls in rose, green and blue, with 3 or 4 of the finest se- lected bulbs — artistically boxed, with verse and lovely picture on the'cover. FLowgr SecTioN, First FLOOR. Bridge Sets Special, $1-0 2 packs of cards, pad and pencil, in smart leather case This compact case holds two packs of playing cards, a pad and pencil and is of plain leather, imitation alli- gator and imitation ostrich leather. Inred, blue, green, brown and black. STATIONERY SECTION, FirsT FLOOR. W & L Special Step-in Girdle $2.95 The popular girdle that combines style with com- dort and gives a slender hip line. Of figured broche and surgical elastic with a raised front, giving excel- lent waistline control. CorseT SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. A Girl’s Outfit Skirts, $2:95 to $18-50 Velveteen Overblouses 5 % Skirts in plain, plaid, check- d and striped materials— also plain navy blue serge. Many with detachable i.cdy tops. Tke smartest overblouse for girls is of velveteen— with ties or linen collars. In wanted colors. All-wool, 74-length Socks, $1 to $3.50. Plain with fancy tops or fancy patterns with plain tops. GIrLS’ FURNISHINGS SECTION FourtH FLOOR. Boys’ and Gitls’ Watches, $5.50 Suggestions for Christmas gifts—Very Low Priced. For Boys—6-jewel Swiss movement watch in nickel case, with strap, $5.50 to $8 For Girls — White - gold- filled engraved case; 6-jewel lever move- $5.50 and $8 KODAK AND CUTLERY SECTION FIrst FLOOR. Iver Johnson Bicycle Give your boy one of these splendid bikes. His choice, of course, will be an Iver Johnson, with its beautiful lfines and its wonderful color combinations—not to mention the fact that he knows his bike will be the envy of all the “fellows,” because it will look better, ride easier and last longer. Built for Hard Usage BrorTING Goops SECTION FourTH FLOOR. Satin wis pa With Velvet Ha'ts With Metal For Matron and Miss $10 Black satin—one of the outstanding fabrics of the millinery mode — chooses felt, velvet or a touch of metal—to add to its al ready-great chic. A wide choice is offered at this very attractive price Girls’ Smart Fall Felt and Velvet Hats Greatly Reduced, $2.75 MiLLINERY Sk s THIRD AND F Silk and Rayon Squares—Triangles $1.50 to $10.50 Smart girls are wearing a triangular or square scarf, caught with a ring in this smart fashion with all day- time costumes. Wide choice of colors and patterns. NECKWEAR SECTION, FiRsT FLOOR. Women’s Smart Alligator Pumps, $15 Combined with Suede A genuine alligator pump, with clever inset of brown suede panels, with one strap, hand-turned sole and Spanish heel, proves a fa- vorite with smart women. WoMEN’S SHOE SECTION THIRD FLOOR. Misses’” New-style Footwear $8 %10 Offers a Splendid Choice Patent leather D’Orsay pump, with Cuban heel and square toe. Chic one-strap patent leather pump is smartly trimmed with gunmetal leather. Spike heel—center strap—gun- metal trimming distinguishes this patent leather pump. Also models in Satin. Misses” Suor Secrion THiRD FLOOR. Women’s Washable Capeskin Gloves, $2:50 4-butten length. In tan, mode, pearl, biscuit and gray. Exceptional values. GLovE SkcTION, Finst FLOOR. - Select Your Wool Hosiery While Range of Sizes, Makes and Colors are Fresh and Complete Imported from England— Silk - and - wool, all - wool and rayon-and-wool hose in most desirable colors. $3 and $4. Rayon-and-wool Hose in mixtures—plain or with open clocks, $2.50. French Under Hose, of lightweight wool, $1.50. Outsize Under Hose, $1.25. Hosmery SecTioN, FirsT FLOOR.