Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1927, Page 5

THE _TVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1927.° | Distinctive Imports for Christmas Gitts Artwares—rare embroideries—fine leathers—marbles, bronzes—dainty novelties—have been gathered from Mail Early all over the world by our buyers apd gomn]issionaires-and assembled at \\'00'\\'dard & Lothrop—for those i who seek distinctive gifts. You will find gifts for everyone—many just-right gifts for those “who have every- Jfor Christmas thing”—and whatever may be vour choice, you may be assured it will carry vour greetings in good taste. Buy Early Gifts of Rare Imported Glass alique famous luminous amber glass amp of modern design, $95. alonian glass pitcher and glass— eplica of 17th century Spanish Pitcher, $5. Glass, 75c. Mexican sand glass hottle of unusual shape—mouth blown. $4.50. Catalonian rose olass low candlestick —_an artistic gift. 75c each. Czecho-Slovakian glass fan vase, part- Iy tinted and encrusted with cold, $12. Woorward GIFT SHOP, SEVENTH FLOOR. Imported Gifts for Her Boudoir A fascinating enameled musical powder box, that plays pretty tunes as Milady powders her nose. $9. Graceful in shape—exquisite in color, sapphire blue and crystal, this atomizer would charm any feminine heart. $13. Gilt and rose enamel 10-piece dresser set, with dainty painted rosebuds. The set, $49.25. Pieces may be purchased individually. (Not sketched.) A hat stand of charm is this one with a doll head and ostrich ruff. $2. Animal hat brushes are much the vogue—this one is a red velvet dog. $1. AccrssorY SECTIONS, FiRsT FLOOR. Woodward & Lothrop maintain buying offices in Paris, London, Brus- sels, Berlin, Vienna, Florence and Frank- fort. Gifts for the Home from Abroad Rare Japanese Embroideries—in wall panels, scarfs, piano throws and round, oval pieces, 35¢ to $45. Panel sketched, $4.50. Silver Nishiki Priest Robe, produced at Nishijin, Kyoto, dated 1777 A. D., for Yendai sect. $38. (Not sketched.) French Bronze and Rose Enamel Frame, §85. Enameled Boudoir 8-day Clock, suspended on a matching velvet ribbon, $16.50. (Not, sketched.) French Marble and Bronze Mantel Clock Set, with two matching candlesticks, § é " E . z ART EMBROIDERY SECTION, §E FRAME AND CLOCK SECTION, . Imported Gifts Men Appreciate Liberty handkerchief and tie sets, with small patterned center and plain-colored border. The set, $6. Romney Diced Russia Calf fashions this flat cigarette case, with metal inner compartment, $2. 3 Wet Pack roll of the famous Diced Russia Cali is lined with oilskin and divided into three compartments, $12. English Romney Diced Russia Calf Tie Rack, that will hold ol 4 Tnsoried a number of ties and has a place for links, $7.50. 2 {I‘_lu’ ’;Z‘:'i:’;‘\fg S l’.:l';;x,;:flS%Tiv‘lsmafi\;url:{m e (Not Illustrated.) Desk Sets, $20 to $55. Writing Folios, $9.50 to $15. Leather Book Ends, $5, $6. Italian Book Covers, $3.50 to $6. Rhinestone and Crystal Girdles, $9.50 to $12. Rhinestone Medallions, $2.50 to $7. Belt Buckles, $3, $4. Enameled Duck Twine Holders, 50c and $1. French Simulated Gold Jewelry, $1 to $35. Perfume Burners, $7.50 to $30. Manicure Sets, $1. Smart Handbags, $13.50 to $75. Fmst FLOOR. qui@fimavh & Wnthro wThe Christmas Store < =X s Buy Early Mail Early for Christmas Feminine Gifts---Imports Liberty silk square and real amber ring — from the famous Liberty House of London. Square Scarf, $12. Ring, $9.50. French purple feather violets—a smart Flower novelty, $4. (Not sketched.) Sophisticated necklet and earrings of simulated gold balls. Earrings, $1. Necklet, $3. Flexible flat links of simulated gold fashion this choker and bracelet. Choker, $3. Dracelet, $2. (Not sketched.) Black antelope pouch, with frame and clasp set with marcasite, $47. “Brellabag” of tan leather, fitted with umbrella, purse, mirror, writing card and pencil. $35. ENTH FrLoor. Fmst Froon Artistic Gifts—-Imports Italian hand-tooled leather tele- phone book cover, made to fit the Vashington telephone book, $7.50. Brazilian green onyx desk set, with a solid bronze elephant, $200. Ttalian colorful vase, that may be electrified with one or two lights —or that may be used as an ornament as it is, $2.50. Large Italian carved and colored vase, ready to be electrified at small additional charge. Vase, $7.50. DESK ACCESSORIES SecTioN, FirsT FLOOR. LaMP SECTION, SEVENTH FLOOR.