Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1928, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY,, DECEMBER 7, 1928.. I 2 PENNA. 9 8th & AVE. a TS _ *“THE MERRY CHRISTMAS STODRE* oYIAND » KQNWNS “Fairy Queen” and “My Cherub” Jointed Dolls $4.95 —Every little girl wants another doll at Christmas. Especially if they are as dear and pretty as these. Both are imported dolls, with brown or blue eyes that open and shut, real hair eyelashes and %ig, with a part on the side, tied with a ribocn bow. They are 25 inches tall and come with shoes and stockings. Imported Tea Sets —Dainty seis, mace i sapen D 1.00 and Germany. Consisting of four each, cups, saucers and plates, a sugar, creamer and tea pot. Teddy Bears Yontea wrown D 1.00 plush Teddy Bears, with bright eyes, and a bow tied around the neck. 18 inches .iambler” Scooters itaren ot s 91.95 and 4 years. They have three rubber - tired disc wheels enameled in_yellow, and wooden handle grips. Fire Fly Sleds —The Sled all children know $l 49 and want. 32 inches long, easy to guide, well made and neatly varnished. Others $2.25 to $3.25. Doll in Bassinette —Doll, 23 inches falt in'a pink or $2.49 ivory finished bassinette. The bassinette is 25x14 inches in sizz and has a mattress. Litho Plate Black- boards —E d ucational Blackboards 53.45 with receptacle for chalk and eraser, and 10 charts, 5 of them in colors, “Bye Lo” Babies Regularly $5.75, Special at GANYE RE <7 z2 o en You Give A Book You Give Happiness for the Future as Well as for the Day! Newest Books Penelopes Man, skine .. ss, Hamilton 0ld Pybu Warwick Deeping Giant Killer, Elmer Davis Boston, Upton Sinclair... Silver Slippers, Temple Bailey... Lily Christine, Michael Arlen .. Whither Mankind, Jubilee Jim, Fuller . Why We Mishehav Schmalhausen My Autobiography, Mussolini Immortal Adventure, Lindheim Adventures of Our African Slavers $: This Book Collecting Game, Newton 8! Shadows of Carrick The Windo! Many Waters, McClure... Etched in Moonlight, Stephens Children’s Books in Series at 50c Tom Swift Don Sturdy Ted Scott Flying Jerry Tod Poppy Ott Bascpall Joe Boy Ranchers Bomba Roy Blakeley Boy Allies Bill Bruce Polly Brewster Betty Gordon Ruth Fielding Girl Scouts Marjori> .Dean at 75¢ Rover_Boys Uncle Wiggily Adele Doring —and at $1 ®illy Whiskers Children’s Book Shelf Large-Typz Books at 75¢ Little Men Little Women Old Fashioned Girl Heide Child's Garden of Verses Alice in Wonderland Anderson Fairy Tales Grimm’s Fairy Tales Arabian Nights Tales Cornelli Spyri ‘The Twin Series, by Lucy Fitch 75 each. —Our Downstairs Bookstore is thoroughly equipped to serve you quietly and efficiently—with books for young and old—books of adventure— art—poetry—modern fiction—the classics—and all the rest of a happy family. Give a book—and you make no mistake. Colorit Boxes at 75¢ Young Mother Goose Snooki and Snak Sunny and Sue Rab and Tab Painting, Drawing and Stencil Books 25¢ to $1.25 Bird Foot Race in Follies Published at $3.50 72 colored illustrations, $1.00 Scribner Illustrated Classics, $2.50 Colour Books for Children, $2 48 plates in colour Made in England Linen Bocks for Tiny Tots, 25¢ to $1.00 Stamps and Stamp Albums Stamp assortments and packets, 10c and upwards. Stamp Albums, 60c to $6.00 Scotts Stamp Catalog (in- dexed), $2.00, $2.50 Bibles, Prayer Books and Testaments 85¢ up All in a great variety and a large rangc of bindings. We have also the Scofield and Douay Versions. Bocks for Young People—Special 5% Colored Pictures Peter and Prue. Ant Ventures. Bonbon and Bonbonette. The Mermaids Gift. Hero Tales from Old Testa- ment. Ice Bound. o Books of Fiction— Travel—Biography Special Price $1.00 Revolt in the Desert—T. E. Lawrence. Dusty Answer—Rosamond Leh- mann. The White Monkey—John Galsworthy. Thunder on the Left—Christo- pher Morley. ‘The Haunted Book Shop— Christopher Morley. Conrad in Quest of His Youth —Leonard Merrick. Galahad—John Erskine. ‘The Private Life of Helen of Troy—John Erskine. The Duchess of Wrexe— Hugh Walpole. Teeftallow—T. S. Stribling. Maria Chapdelaine — Louis Hemon. Possession—Louis Bromfleld. The Green Bay Tree—Louis Bromfield. The Professor's House—Willa Cather. The Cathedral—Hugh Walpole. Dark Laughter—Sherwood An- derson. Glorious Apollo—E. Barrington. God's Stepchildren—Sarah G. Millin. The Matriarch—G. B. Stern. The Goose Man—Jacob Was- sermann. The Time of Man—Elizabeth Madox Roberts. Jill—E. M. Delafield. Fortitude—Hugh Walpole. Nigger Heaven—Carl Van Vechten. The Rise of David Levinsky— A. Cahan. Porgy—DuBose Heyward. The Old Wives' Tale—Arnold Bennett. The Perennial Bachelor—Anne Parrish. i T(;:d by an Idiot—Rose Macau- Y. Hangman's Home—Donn Byrne. Black April—Julia Peterkin. Growth of the Sofl—Knut Ham- sun, Barren Ground—Ellen Glas- gOW. The Three Black Pennys—Jo- seph Hergesheimer. The Hounds of Spring—Sylvia ‘Thompson. ‘The Harbor—Ernest Poole. Lonely Furrow—Maud Diver. A cPlsage to India—E. M. Fors- er. The Moon and Sixpence— Somerset Maugham. A Son of the Middle Border— Hamlin Garland. Tin Wedding—Margaret Leech. The End of the House of Alard —Kaye-Smith. The Green Mirror—Hugh Wal- pole. The Man Nobody Knows— Bruce Barton. The Book Nobody Knows— Bruce Barton. A Short Life of Mark Twain— Albert Bigelow Paine. Cleopatra—Claude Ferval. Story Teller's Story—Sherwood Anderson. Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini Mussolini—Translated by J. Addington Symonds. Catherine the Great—Katha- rine Anthony. Tramping on Life—Harry Kemp. The Saga of Billy the Kid— ‘Walter Noble Burns. Eminent Victorians—Lytton Strachey. Beggars of Life—Jim Tully. Bird Neighbors—Neltje Blan- chan. Book of Woodcraft—Ernest T. ton. Nature's - Garden—Neltje Blan- chan. Edge of the Jungle—Willlam Beebe. Abroad at Home—Julian Street. Four Months Afoot in Spain— Harry A. Franck. Faery Lands of the South Seas—Hall & Nordhofl. Six Years in the Malay Jungle —Carveth Wells. Jungle Days—William Beebe. Astronomy for Everybody—Prof. S. Newcomb. Conquest of Fear—Basil King. The Mauve Decade—Thomas Beer. A Book of Operas—Henry E. Krehbiel. Shandygaff —Christopher Morley. A Parody Outline of History— Donald Ogden Stewart. “Dawgs"”—Charles Wright Gray. The New Book of Etiquette— Lilian Eichler. Murder for Profit — William Bolitho. Psychoanalysis and Love— Ant Trid dre lon. Studies in Murder—Edmund L. Pearson. 7> < /> NS N (\ = o —The dearest of baby dolls, with real baby voices and blue eyes. They are made in Europe, are 15 inches tall and dressed in fine lawn infant dresses. Hot Water Plates for Babies —Ymported paies, atteac- 91,00 tively decorated, made with hollow space in the bottom to hold hot water. A rubber | Big Boy Monoplane —With wing spread of 27 $l .00 inches. Also at the same price our Empire Express Monoplanes. All with metal disc wheels, and ratchet springs which work pro- peller. Pull toys. Kiddyphone Phono- graphs —Imported Phonssapip] SUD with green felt-covered turn table. Will play 6-inch rec- ords. Keystone Movie- graphs —5% x 83X10- inen tovie- 94,95 graphs with 6-ft. safety film, one compartment slide, supply of tickets, bill posters, etc. Steel construction. Cld Hickory Rockers —S8 turdily e - enias 93,45 Rockers, with slat seats and backs, strongly braced. Nicely varnishea Regularly -~ $4.95. Pioneer Speedbikes —Also known as the Sidewalk $995 Cycle. Made with tubular frames, double rubber pedals, 12-inch rubber-tired wheels, parking stand. Others $17.50 and $22.50. Bull Dog Wagons —Strong Stecl wasons, - 94,95 ishod in Chinese red. A Loxid-inch size with ' rub- red disc wheels. Swinging Horses —Mottled Gray Horse - with 98,75 hair mane, saddle, stirrups and reins—on strong, steel- braced frame. Swings back and forth, Santa Claus Will Give Every Child a Gift TOYLAND—4th Floor he Stationery Store Is Full of Exceptional Things to Give! —Here are countless gifts that will perfectly ex- press your good wishes—and speak only good of you. Bridge sets—cigarette boxes—pictures— and dozens more—all speaking the modern lan- guage of smartness and good taste—and most Pen and Pencil Sets $1 to $6 —An unusually large assort- ment of Waterman, Wahl, Sheaffer and Parker Pens, Pen- cils and Pen Sets. —Also Special Pen and Pencil Sets at $1.00, $1.39, $1.95, $3.50 and $6.00. * Bock Ends $1 to $25 —All kinds of book ends, sim- ple, modernistic and artistic. Book ends to please every taste at prices to fit every purse. For Bridge Lovers Leather Bridge Sets—Con- ting of two decks of cards, score pad and pencll. Priced at §1.00. —Leather Sets—With two decks of Marquerite or Con- gress gilt edge cards. Priced at $1.59. —Two packs of Gilt Edged Radbridge Cards in fancy box. Priced at $1.00. —Two packs Gilt Edged Fancy Picture Back Cards in box. Priced at $1.20. Excelsior Diaries And Date Bocks for 1929 Modernistic Cretonne-Covered Bcxes, $1.25 and $2 economically priced. Fine Writing Papers in Gift Boxes —Cranes .Fine Papers, with fancy lined cnvelopes. Linen lawn, Shadowlawn, Carille Vel- lum, etc. Special, a box at— . $1.00 —Highland Linen Lawn, in cabinets. Each containing 48 sheets of paper and 48 lined envelopes. Priced at— $1.25 Box —Highland Linen Papers and Cards, all with lined envelopes. Specially priced at— 5¢ Box * _ Cretonne-Covered Boxed Stationery $1.00 —Choice of two style cabinets. One contains paper and gold- edged cards, the other contains paper only. Stationery in Cedar Chests, $2 —Sturdy Cedar Chests with metal bands, each filled with paper and envelopes. * Montags Papers 75¢ to $4.50 —A splendid assortment of these well known and popular papers. They are beautifully boxed, some of the boxes being hand decorated, others with satin-lined covers. Desk Sets, Special at $1.95 —An unusually attractive as- sortment of five-piece sets for women. Some with leather coverings, others of prettily decorated colored metal. Boxed Christmas Card Assortments 25c¢ to $1.00 —We call particular attention to our boxed assortments of 15 engraved cards with lined envelopes at 45¢ a box. Boxed Gift Novelties —Night Bottles, Flower Jars, Lemon Plates, Fruit Reamers, Hoslery Boxes, etc. At most reasonable prices. * Christmas Gift Wrappings —Fancy ‘wrapping papers, tinsel, cards, seals, tags and everything to beautify the wrapping of gifts. * Maxfield Parrish Pictures, $1,50, $7.50, $12.50, $15 to $25 Kann’s—Street Floor. - e Framed Pictures $1.50 to $3.50 —Black and White Etchings in black frames. —Hand-etched Prints in green or gold frames, $1.00. —Hand-colored Prints, in gold frames, $1.00. —Colored Etchings in large sizes, $2.50. * Framed Colored . Prints, $1.00 —An unusually large and va- ried assortment of Colored Prints await your choosing at this low price. Each beauti- fully framed in various size frames, Semi-Venetian Mirrors $3.95 to $10.95 —Beautiful Semi - Venetian Mirrors, with etched tops. In console and buffet styles.. A charming gift for the home. Polychrome Framed Mirrors $3.95 to $9.95 —Attractive console and buffct styles in several sizes—many in mitred and etched effects. rrrr KON,