Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1929, Page 33

1dE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON,. D. C. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929. For Christmas-1929 1930-Styled Handbags Christmas Tips to Men— Her Favorite Toiletries Bewildered men will welcome these gift suggestions —as the recipients will welcome these glorious gifts of exquisite perfumes, compacts, powders—in hand- some cases, imbedded in lustrous silks—all that be- speak the richness and luxuriousness of the gift. Three of the Many Boxed Toiletries Primrose House combination package of bath crystals and dusting powder, pack- aged in patrician silk and black. Crystals and adorning ribbons; in pale green, lavender, yellow and $3‘50 Boxed in Gift Packages $4 95 Handbag fashions that the New Year will call its own. The Woodward & Lothrop gift selection at this price outdoes itself, in presenting an exceptional variety for your Christmas giving. Every feminine name on your list can be checked off—with selec- tions in the Handbag Section tomorrow. We Sketched But Four of the Many Styles at $4.95 DuBarry’s box is unusually rich of red and gold, filled, to bring joy to every feminine heart—with perfume, $ compact, lipstick, talcum pow- I 0 der and toilet water (Sketched), long-grain seal frameless pouch with novelty ring—pin seal zipper pouch— long-handle pouch of Smooth and grain calf- skin; ' pin seal, long grain seal and antelope. Buttons, enamel, mar- casite, rhinestone, fancy grained calf — reptile- and safety clasps lend Houbigant’s ever-smart fragrance, “Ideal” grain calf envelope, interest to these new makes itself doubly smart in this rich . with enclosed zipper. bags. plush case with perfume, $ LyaTHER GooDS, FimsT FLOOR. toilet water and double com- # i Others from St. Dennis, Amami, Karess, Colgates and many other houses $1 to $10 TorLerries, First FLOOR. The Gift ShOp -t AR e Thirty Types of Has These and Other Distinctive > 7 Gifts Attractively Priced, . Glft End Tables $3 $5 $ IO L At Thirteen Low Prices ; S ranging from $6.75 to $30 Of course, everyone knows that when a gift comes Thirty types of end tables: (really a most unusual from Woodward & Lothrop’s Gift Shop it is chosen assemblage) . . . with as artistic a mission in life from a distinctive collection of the smart and the ; X as they have practical. Each has been chosen be- new from the Old World and from Modern America. i cause of its superiority of workmanship, its fine 3 : wood and finish. Many cleverly combine with book At 33 - : Waste paper baskets, from France, with Empire prints. Italian hand-tooled leather book covers of Florentine design. Colored enamel boudoir clock. Many shapes at this $3 price. At 35 Onyx ash tray, with unusual bronze decora- tion, from Italy. Three-piece cloisonne smoking set, from China. Book ends with -French prints, others with hunting scenes. At 110 Handmade needlepoint foot stools. Lalique glass bowl, our own importation, from the greatest living worker in glass. Chinese brass candlesticks. TRE Girr Smop, SEVENTH FLOOR. troughs and magazine racks. Three Feature Groups are Shown End Tables, $7-5° A practical little affair that boasts of both a book trough and a shelf. With solid mahogany tops. New End Tables, 10 You may choose them in walnut or mahogany . . . just the accompaniments for your favorite reading chair and nook. Turn-top End Tables, $22 At will they can turn into smart coffees or tea tables, they can entertain at cards, or they can remain in the hall as lovely console tables. A little drawer keeps a smoking tray handy. FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.