Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1930, Page 16

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, DECEMBER 14, 1930—PART ONE. AMPS You'd Be Happy to Own; Proud to Give as Christmas Gifts Specially Priced $ I I 90 Lamps and Shades Complete Handsome imported celadon table lamps with jade- colored pottery bases! Graceful and well-balanced bridge lamps—three-candle-lite floor lamps—two-candle hall lamps—and thase very new chair lamps—with French or empire gold plate finished standards and beau- tiful hand-tailored celanese taffeta shades. Rosewood, rust, gold or green—correct colors for up-to-date in- teriors. LAMPS—SIXTH FLOOR Bed Room Chairs She adores them—especi- ally when they’re uphol- stered in pretty glazed chintz to match her color scheme. Padded and with all-round valance. Boudoir Pillows No woman can resist pretty boudoir pillows! And these come in heart shapes or in clusters of two tied with ribbon. Rainbow colors. Bed Ensembles Shimmering rayon — in rose, blue, gold, helio and e to N $9.95 THIRD FLOOR Waffle Iren The kind that requires no greasing! Chromium plated —will not tarnish — with “cool” handles, heat indi- cator and tray base. Curtains Dainty ruffied styles with Priscilla valance and tie- backs. Of fine quality fig- ured grenadine in beige with touches of color. Silk Comforts The loveliest gift you can give her for her bed! Luxuriously soft comforts— covered with brocaded or plain satin. One and two tones. $25 THIRD FLOOR Glorifying the Christmas Gift Home GiFTs That Assure Satisfied Recipients When it comes to gifts for the home, it’s lots more fun to give than to receive and half of the fun of giving is in finding something new and unusual as well as practical! For this is the year of practical gifts, you know! Here is a whole page devoted just to home- gifts that are up-to-the-minute in spite of their use- fulness! Suggestions From The Gift Shop French Crepe Slips, $1.95. Maderia Napkins, 6 for $1.59. Martex Bath Room Sets, $5.00. Linen Breakfast Sets, $159. Linen Bridge Sets, $1.00. Pewter Bon Bon Dishes, $1. Sterling Candle Sticks, $3.50. Men’s Initialed Kerchiefs, 3 for $1.00. Framed Vivetone Etchings, $1.69. Decorated Cookie Jars, 69c. Men's Mufflers, $1.00. Men's Lined Ties, $1.00. Franch Crepe Dancesettes, $2.95. Shadow Lamps, $1 and §1.75. French Crepe Chemise, $1.95. SECOND FLOOR Percolator “Thermax” electric—made by Universal! Gracefully shaped and with non-tarnish chromium finish. Seven-cup size and guaranteed for one year. $9.95 SIXTH FLOOR Portieres Of fine quality sunfast ve- lour! Well tailored, with neat French edge and pocket for hanging. Color com- binations for any color scheme. $[2.95 FIFTH FLOOR Rayon Comfort Light, warm and beautiful —she could not help but like one! Lustrous rayon on both sides in duo tones. $12.95 THIRD FLOOR “Give Something Simple” Godey Print Waste Bas- kets, for her boudoir; in pink, orchid and green. 39c. French Dolls, wearing pretty rayon satin frocks or lounging pa- jamas. $1.98 to $15. Novelty Boxes — for shoes, hosiery and make up—covered with glazed chintz. 39¢ to $5.95. Smart Pillows, for the living room. Rayon sat- in, tailored or trimmed with fringe. $1.00 to $4.95. SIXTH FLOOR AND THIRD FLOOR Andirons For the fortunate few homes with a fireplace— good - looking cast iron andirons. Owl or Greek key styles—in black. Vacuum Bottle Its large top can be used for a cup! Keeps liquids hot or cold for a long period of time. Pr. Size, - $1.50 Q. Size, $2.50 SIXTH FLOOR Wool Blankets How warm and cuddly you can make Grand. mother’s bed with one of the famous North Star blankets. All colors and 70x80 inches. $7.50 THIRD FLOOR HINA or Classware VWill Solve Your Gift A. Imported China Dinner Service, for eight persons, with dainty floral decoration on ivory shoulder. Included are cream soups. $37.50. B. Imported China Dinner Service, for twelve persons, with distinctive pastel floral decoration and ivory shoulder. With coin gold handles. $47.50. C. Gold 'Rimmed Glassware, goblets, sherbets, wines and four-size tumblers—sparkling crystal daintily engraved and edged with gold. Each 29¢c. CHINA—SIXTH FLOOR : Electric Clock Runs the home as effici- ently as an office! Turn- back panel style in green, blue or yellow. Requires no winding—just plug it in. $6.50 Pequot Sets The gift modern—for the modern bedtoom! One 81x99-inch sheet and two cases — with rose, green, lavender, peach or blue borders. $3.95 THIRD FLOOR 6 Knives and Forks The steak set every one likes! The blades are stain- less steel — the handles white composition. Boxed ready for gift-giving. D. Imported Bavarian China Setvice Plates, with wide gold encrusted shoulders and cen- ter design. Each, $2.95. E. “Tulip”—a dinner service for eight persons, with cream soups and square salad plates. With white gold handles and edges. Open stock. $22.50. F. Ebony Glass Luncheon Sets, with crystal cups, ebony saucers, salad plates, serving plate and sugar and creamer. Complete service for six, $2.95. Hassocks For near the fireplace— ot rolled up in front of an easy chair! Of leatherette in tan and red or black and red. $1 o $6.95 THIRD FLOOR Pillowcases Of the well-known Pequot brand — with hemstitched colored hems. Packed in attractive gift boxes. A real- ly wonderful gift item. g/ Simmon's Bed Completely outfitted with a double - decker Foster spring and a four-paw im- perial edge layer felt mattress. Three sizes. $29.95 - THIRD FLOOR