Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, \1930. W oOP Christmas Savings Checks Cashed Here Buy Now— Mail Early for Christmas — The Christmas Store w2 ‘Monday Morning You Will Receive Your Christmas Savings Checks—and These Are the Gifts You Want to Select Printing Presses $2.25 This toy Printing Press has rubber type the chil- dren can set and do their own “print jobs.” A toy Accordion with a 2-octave range $1.75 THE Tov STORE FOURTH FLOOR. Kling-Strap Mules, $5.50 Satin kling-strap mules with gold kid strap and heelpiece. Same model in all satin, $4.50. ‘WoMEN'S SHOES THIRD FLOOR. Bridge Accessories $1.75 Matches for the card game in a box with heart, diamond, club and spade on the sides, $1.75. Indi- vidual ¢ cigarette holder and ash tray, $1.75. SMOKING ACCESSORIES Arsie 8, Fmst FLoor, Glass Cookie Jars, 81 These popular glass cookie jars make charming little gifts. Of jade, black or amber glass, $1. GrasswaRE, FIFTH FLOOR. Beret, Scarf and Bag Set $7.50 One of the smartast of gift accessories is this cet of beret, bag and scarf of velveteen lined with silk. In brown, black, wine and green. NECKWEAR, AIsLE 15 First FLOOR. Godey-Print Waste Baskets, $1 Godey-print Waste Bas- kets . . . so much in vogue now . . . with back- grounds of wine red, tan and olive green. * ART EMBROIDERY SeveNTH FLOOR. Lace- Trimmed Gowns, $5 Princesse-styled gowns of lovely quality crepe with flaring sk tucks and sashes are trimmed with dainty laces. In tea rose, flesh and blue. SILK UNDERWEAR ‘THIRD FL00} All-Wool Flannel Gowns, $10 —are gifts that almost every man would choose for himself. Plain-color stripes, with co ing trimming. S and double-breasted models. ‘THE MEN's STORE Sezcond FLOOR. Boys’ Leather Coats, $16.50 These famous Albert Richards Leather Coats are wool-lined . . . a dandy gift for your boy. Sizes 10 to 20. THE Boys' STORE FoURTH FLOOR. 2 ‘ 4 Girls’ Robes 4 $5 Girls’ robes of warm flannel, with smart notched collars and fringed belts. Sizes 2 to 6, $5; sizes 8 to 12, $6; sizes 14 to 18, $7.50. Gir1s’ FURNISHINGS FourtH FLOOR. Jeweled Clips, 82 Pearl* Necklaces $2.95 Jeweled Clips —are ex- ceedingly smart and pop- ular for gifts. A variety of styles, $2. Simulated pearls in two end three stranded necklaces, $2.95, *Simulated. COSTUME JEWFLRY Arste 10, FIRST FLOOR. Console Mirrors, $5 One of an attractive grovn of cor o'a - o5 at $5 . . . this style has an attractive gilt frame with a touch of color MIRRORS, SiXTH FLOOR. Watches For Men, $20. For Women, $25. Men's Elgin strap watch: 7-jewel movement _in nickel chromium finish, $20; women’s Flgin wrist watch; 7 - jewel move- ment; nickel chromium plated, $25. FINE JEWELRY Fst FLOOR, Florentine Linens This lovely hand-hemmed Floreatine linen . . . with a groundwork of green or maize . . . has smartly contrasting borders of white and black. The Runner, 18x36, $1.25; Place Mats, 12x 18, 40c each; Napkins, 14x 14, $3.50 the dozen. Linens, Seconp Froor. Du Barry Manicure Set, $5 In rose and silver, com. plete with cuticle cream, nail polish and every nec- essary thing for a perfect manicure. New Hudnut Compact, $3.50. / ‘TorLeTRIES, AISLE 14 FirsT FLOOR, Cowhide Dressing Cases, $10 A gift to enthuse any man who travels is one of these dressing cases fitted with eight neces- sary requisites. Articles are always where he can find them. LUGGAGE, SEVENTH FLOOR. Infants’ Sweaters $1.95 For the first Christmas « . . this very tiny sweater with chicks appliqued on the front. Sweaters in pink, blue and white. INFANTS' APPAREL Fourti FLOOR, Travel Leather Clocks, 85 A smart gift that usually would cost much more. Simulated alligator leath- er encased watch, in black blue, rose and brown. Crocks, A1ste 1 FPmst FLOOR. Gift Pewter $3.95 These are exceptional values in gift pewter .. . a heavy quality . . . and very interestingly styled. Sugar and Cream, $3.95; Coffee Pot, $3.95; Serv- ing Tray, $3.95. CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR. Imported Parchment Paper, $1 Made in France exp ly for us—with in and shaded border. White with_blue, red or gray. Drop-side box. STATIONERY. AIsLE 2 FIRsT FLOOR, 4-Button Gloves, $4 Of suede or kid, these 4- button pull-ons are a pop- ular choice. In black, brown, eggshell, and pas- tel shades. Groves, AisiE 11 FrrsT FLOOR, b Sandwich Toasters $7.95 This Chromium - plated Sandwich Toaster toasts two sandwiches at once « . . on both sides. 3Spe- cially priced, $7.95. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FirTH FLOOR. Iported Book-Covers $2.50 Of unusually lovely hond- tooled leather, these book- covers were imported from Italy. Exceptional values at $2.50. ‘THE GIFT SHOP SEVENTH FLOOR. Laundered Shirts, $3 The gift of a shirt is alwa able. hand finished, ready to put on. Collar - attached, neck- band and two-laundered- collars-to-match styles. THE MEN’S, STORE Szconp FLOOR, Suede or Leather Bags, $4.95 An always welcomed gift —a smart pouch, back- strap or envelope in black or brown suede and calf. LeATHER GoODS, AISLE 3-5 Fist FLOOR, White Fur Jackets $59.50 Lapin (rabbit) makes these delightful evening wraps that are a leading fashion. In the preferred short length. Furs, THIRD FLOOR, Pottery Lamps, $6.50 A charming pottery base lamp . . . in black, green or yellow . . . with Lamps, SEVENTH FLOOR. Back- gammon Sets, $5 Of sturdy fabricoid fold- ing board, 12 inch closed. Composition checkers, 4 dice and 2 dice cups. Games, AISLE 4 Fmst FLOOR, Pajama Ensembles $19.50 ious pajamas of ex- trouser legs and jackets of metallic cloth and printed velvets. NrecLiGEEs, THIRD FLOOR. Lighters $4.50 For your fortunate friends with a fireplace ++. this Cape Cod Light- er of brass, §4.50. The Colonial Tray, $1.25. HOUSEWARES F1rTH FLOOR. Club Type Chairs, $45 This Club type chair is luxuriously comfortable. Your choice of three tap- estry covers, $45. The End Table, with solid mahogany top, $6.75. TFURNITURE, SIXTH Froox. All-Wool Auto Robes $6.50 Warm robes, such as will add much to t s of motoring in cold weather. as- sorted pattes dark plaid colors. Size 58x80 inches. SPORTING Goons FourTE FLOOR.