Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1928, Page 13

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, DECEMBER 2, 1928—PART T. AR n e i 2o A N Ruth West will shop y l’; X Our Home Service De- for you. Just call Main { X 0 ° partment will gladly ad- 3770, Branch 7, and tell (X A ¢ " L J vise you on home needs her what you desire. This Yt { 4 o 1] and home decorations, or is most convenient these \ 0, & 52@ Z . make helpful gift sugges- busy days. 1\; i - Yo! glfifiom @g@smeansflo’ e tions. Sixth Floor. 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 YOI Small Oriental and Wilton Rugs Are Exquisite Gifts for the Home S | Oriental Throw Rugs A Special Purchase These exquisite creations are re- ° g c markable values—just arrived in time A } 5 A SMALL for the Christmas holidays. i DEPOSIT Cameo Wilton Rugs ; P RESERVES 27x40 12 36x36 $13.50 7 E Y YOUR 36360 §25 N W SELECTION Other Small Gift Rugs g Vol Choose now, make ¢ small deposit and we 510.75 to $25 : e R ; will hold your selec. tion until December Orlental Rug Salon, Fourth Floor 15th, when delivery date may be indicated, the balance paid or deferred payments ar- ranged. 200 Chairs in 24 Color Com})inations - Another Carload Received A graceful glowing lamp to light | T e your evening hours. $6. |2 S t M d h An amusing modernistic dog bal- i S Cus Om w a e C alrs ancing a cigarette holder, $2.25. N 4 A tricky box to help her keep her beloved orderliness. $4.50. : e L i y Modernistic Book-ends to flank fit- 3 b L Usually 50 tingly well-loved books. $5.50 pr. T T - i y % o An Italian Vase that will supply a i %p S ‘5100 distinctive decorative touch. $6. An Italian Pottery Lamp and'shade that glow with color. $30. The Gift Shop, First Floor 9 ¥ ‘We consider this one of"the greatest extraordinary selling, passing every bit . sellings in the history of our store, a of the discount on to you. real achievement in value-giving. Sketched is just a hint of the gifts to be found in our Gift Shop. Every one is carefully webbed; the We made an extraordinary purchase filling is all-curled hair. The chairs of two carloads of these beautiful have feather spring seats and backs; chairs and ottomans. The second car- the ottomans feather spring tops. T#i- load has arrived. Buying this huge lored first in muslin, then covered with quantity, we obtained them at a great- “Milan” Velvet in a variety of beau- ly lowered price, and we are, in this tiful designs and colors. AT ‘ - . e . e Ottomans 527-50 These Tapestry Scarfs and Pillows | —_— .. Are Smartly Decorative Gifts } Martha Washington Sewing Gateleg Table With 45 : s Cabinets Drawer Christmas gift! ‘ f k¥ ¢ o 7 - . f‘_ $19075 519075 Sketche.d left, Brocade Scarf with VAN : 3 4 A gift that every woman _'.-\n in_expcnsi\'e galloon fringe. $8.75. 4 i J X X would appreciate and gift. This lovely 7 Tapestry scarfs, alive with richness and color, make a most delightful Sketched right, Green Brocade and gateleg table has g could really use. Grace- i Velvet Scarf. $13.75. : : / X : 1 Flle dee e cnil e s e e A gay array of unusual pillows that B X ished in mahogany. Three er—and is finished make smart gifts. ) roomy drawers, in Tudor mahogany. Sketched lower right, Square Bro- cade Pillow, $5. Sketched lower center, Oblong Bro- cade Pillow. $5.75. Sketched lower left, Red Velvet Pillow. $3.50. Draery Section, Third Ploor ‘ 7 :,. y This Occasional Governor Winthrop X NG Rocker Desk $19.75 Ll LA e A e TR TR T L e e ) ray ‘,.'.'.“., v No man could fail A gift of comfort and beauty. Up- holstered in hand- some tapestry and velours. Mahogany finished frame.. A moderate price. to enjoy this roomy Winthrop desk. The handsome design and mahogany fin- ish lend it distinc- tion. Three large drawers. VN Ny b