Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1929, Page 12

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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1979, “Last-Minute GIFT Suggestions for those who have not completed their gift lists * WPMESEDET | o s o e \ MOS0 a-cec | AP S, | Session Opening Today Lacks »-Majority for Hamaguchi’s Ministry, By the Associated Press. ber 23.—The fifty- BE SURE TO REMEMBER EVERYBODY . . . A Gift of Exquisite Perfume Will Be Long Remembered and Appreciated! Coty Perfume, in metal case Coty L’Origan, 1 oz Coty Paris, 1 oz Tecess, , Dissol members of the House of Representa- tives is considered inevitable because the Minseito, the party supporting Premier Yuko Hamaguchi's ministry, is in the minority in that ch: Fill in This GIFT LIST and use as a shopping guide chamber and T8 | A safety deposit box is never goin' to be what might be called absolutely safe 80 long as the owner kin open it. ‘What's worse’'n follerin’ a murder trial nance minister may make their annual | gey in an' day out fer weeks an then | i statements of i mmr:h fhe W0 | have it end in an acquittal It ho an . 17 houses and also to permit the opposi- s 1 fon to make interpellations on gen- | o el on ther looks allus t 3 eral policy. "It Heaven's anything like it's cracked | il Few Months in Power. up to be nobuddy would come back | |l Soariaatt soawe et agnie A ® ' . spi seance night. | A ’ . - (Copyright, 1929.) [ ThdeTo Wy i Coty Laimant, 1 ox . I i 2 Wm,,: ; Boys Excluded From Bull Fights. | (i Coty L'Origan, V4 oz 1 Coty Chypre, V2 0z. . .............. Coty Special Perfume years of yesterds te | forbidden to attend .b‘|:|l fights or ing matches in Spain by an Premier Prim Genuine Leather Brief Cases tarian parties, 7; 2. Meiseikal, 4; Kakushin Club, I; in. H @ependents, 22; vacancies, 17; total, 466. Expect Clear Majority. el coun allege that in the last elec- February 20, 1928, held under the rea Mcial Quelques Fleurs Perfume MEN like practical gifts! Here Are 9 Helpful Gift Suggestions m| national thrift and economic recon- struction have found faver with the nation, s A national election must be held awithin 30 days of the date of a parlia- jmentary dissolution, which means Wwill come in January or late February, on whether the . new must be convened within five months of the dissolution. Edge Visits Ex-Premier Poincare. M Ganviaitimey i Baltimore e G’ OhiO | Percolators $2.49 to $2.98 mond Poincare. cent operations and. they Ten o lons talk together. Cigarettes Chester field—O0ld Gold ~=Lucky Strike—Carton 200— of $1.19 G ALOSHES! Lighor 3375 Plenty of them—and they make such useful gifts! $5 Lighthouse '7' :53” 0 Table Lighter : $3.98 S Ever-Ready Set Rasor Attractively Cigars Boves of 35 98c to $4 l 439 and 3498 B i Al s A Wide Assortment Electric 50c to $3.50 Flat Irons R $2.98 and $4.39 (BB Small Cedar Chest filled with stationery Guaranteed Blades Brush 98¢ to $6.98 a definite saving on gift purchases at all PEOPLES Many fashionable new ways of being “Galoshed.” All-rubber “Shu-glovs” —very fine wool mixtures in “Gaytees” — and othere. $2.45 10 85 You'll Need These Things When Wrapping - Packages A SERe | 3 Rolls, 25¢ Christmas Seals and Tags Package eontaining Here Is a Gift That Any Man Will Welcome! At 7th St. store only Sale of Women’s Slide, Buckle and Cuff Galoshes Short lines of a number of Tissue Therapeutic Health Lamps $3.98 Chests of real cedar different styles ‘being discon- tinued. All colors and heights of heels. All fresh, perfect goods—but incomplete sizes. wood trim- in brass. 41, inches high, 11% * Some at half-price— $1.39 and $1.95 Women's “Pocket Book” Novelty Overshoes 81 & 81.25 Men’s Galoshes...$2.75 to $5 Men's best quality Storm Rubbers Misses’ and Children’s Galoshes.. $1.39 to $2.95 Boys’ Rubber Boots ™ $2.45 to $4.50 7th & K 3212 14th “Women’s Shop”—1207 F “Man’s Shop”—14th &t G 3 . 24 of paper with 24 enve- m q':.“l:’lwh included in each chest. Tree Decorations | To Add Color and Splendor to Your Home During the Christmas Season Tree Ornaments . . . 5c; 6 for 25¢ | Light Reflectors . . . 3c; 8 for 20c Metal Tree Holders . . . . . 39c Christmas Wreaths . . . 10c- to 98¢ NOMA Light Sets You can use these tree OTHER LIGHT SETS, $1.98 to $5.49 = How About Extra Toys for the Kiddies? SPECIALS in T0YS oo 98¢ Zeppelins 9 Special - 69¢ These Zeppelins are made throughout of aluminum. They are very light yet will stand rough usage. 28 inches long. Acrobats Special 69¢ Come in and see the trio of acrobats . . . a mechanical toy which does many novel and amusing stunts. A realistic novelty toy made te withstand many hours of play. ) 64 pieces o DRUG STORES sioie o 108 8 for 25¢ Youw’ll Need Candy for the Family and Friends During the Holidays . . . Holiday Greetings Assorted Chocolates 5.Pound $1 ¢ 1 9 Package The economical family package. Such delicious “good- ies” as peppermint patties, nut tops, cocoanut creams, nut nougatines, lemon patties, strawberry creams and caramels will be found in this beautiful 5-1b, package. « + « and for the kiddies . . , PURE SUGAR HARD CANDIES Pound 25C 5-Lb. .Tl"' $1 y Sk ¥ e

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