Evening Star Newspaper, November 1, 1931, Page 32

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 1, 1931—PART ONE. LANSBURGH'’S Wish to Commend the Executive Committee of the National Symphony Orchestra of Wash- ington, and Urge Whole-hearted Public Support in Their Premiere Tomorrow Afternoon in Constitution Hall Turn Radiators Into Useful Pieces of Furniture With GOTHAM Enclosures—Shields Attire Your Maid ‘Smartly, Now! Colored Broad- cloth Uniforms for Morning Wear $1.95 Dress your maid, sec- ond maid and cook in col-: ors during the morning. It's a pleasant change from the formal black or grey. White scalloped collars and cuffs on blue or green, Sizes 16 to 40, Rayon Uniforms Make Their Bow During the Afternoon $2.95 Our newest afternoon Heavy furniture steel, This table top shield, uniform has diagonal pin wood protecting your walls, is ::Ll enamel ; p‘::lonl.‘ of steel, with rich appear- g ., o '-ch in antique gold fin- ing walnut or -.hop.y tuck: orga This Dignified Heppelwhite Suite roments _ for ovee-all amel finish. 9Y; in. w:dc Our Authentic COP)’ Of a $6OO suite or grey, Sizes 16 to 44. opsce. 10-dey delivery. length adjusts to fit any Black Celanese Height, 223, 28%, A $1 8 9 Is Smartest for Inches .. Size l. 3% and 40%" inches Formal Service s tachn. - $1.69 $5.95 Letthe DUPLEX Wash Vory correct, very love- Dishes for You ly, are the new celanese $ 4.95 uniforms, with A simple device that keeps your hands out of hot, A few congenial souls, delicious food; comfortable relaxation while the silver gleams in the candlelight—that’s the mood of Thanksgiving dinner. How much more enjoyable in a beautiful setting like this Heppelwhite masterpiece! You may be sure that for all pur- poses of appearance and authenticity, your reproduction will be practically identical to the original. Nine pieces, with hand-rubbed mahogany veneer! cuffs. May Be Purchased on the Budget Plan A"’";fl‘. f 95 FURNITURE—FIFTH FLOOR Special Prices on Famous Gold Medal el e Pattern Cloths dishes. 72x72 I 72290 In. 72x108 In. . 3695 Cloth $7.95 Cloth $8.95 Cloth $4.95 $595 $6.95 Glistening Irish double damask, made where the ;. art of weaving has been handed down for genera- © A little oven 934 = tions. * Hepplewhite—how nice with the suite inches in diameter; use pictured above—morning glory and conven- it on any flame to bake, tional patterns. roast, or broil. $7.95 22.Inch Napkins to Match, dozen, $595 HOUSEWARES— SIXTH FLOOR £ An Entirely New Method of Weaving Brings Imperial Aristo Seamless Rugs They Rc.nmblo Costly Ovidvitals - In Panm,_Buuty and Wurhtg $55 S The designs are woven through to the back, th umhmd-th mOnenhM:dm The finest yarns afe used to give the ffects. R f‘d.bllld poah: 2l fom - greasy dishwater en- tirely! One turn, and out comes hot soap suds; another We’re Proud of This Exclusive Service Clintonia —94 Pieces Yet It Is Priced Only | $47.50 In every major city, from coast to coast, this beautiful dinner service is ap- pearing on the tables of those who love fine china! It’s Noritake, made in Japan. The flower design is in subdued, soft- ened pastel colors, on an extra wide ivory shoulder. For the simplést or the most formal Thanksgiving dinner, it is in perfect taste. Service for twelve! Lustrous Slub® Weave Sunfast Damiask Will Transform Your Room Into a Haven of Restfulness 98c Yd. A drapery fabric whose exquisite color tones will give your room a subtle charm—and remember, the rich colors are guaranteed sunfast! Blue, rose, gold, green, red, rust, and mulberry; 50 inches wide. Also the new lustrous pebble cloth,‘in the same colors and at the - same price, e *A new weave whose threads Representative tive i 3 roudh ot ostrows Bub RAPERIES—FIFTH Will Call With = Samples— Nets or Marquisette We’'ll Make YourFurniture Like New We are showing a com- plete line of lovely fabrics, including: Tapestries, tex- tone, radnor cloths, dam- asks, corded repps and many others. $1.95 to $6.50 a yard — all 50 inches wide. " Cloisonne Base, Silk Damask Shade CHINA—SIXTH FLOOR Hand-Cut Crystal Glassware Get them now for_ Thanksglvmg use them for all the holiday entertaining to follow. Imported crystal, hand en- 59C graved and polished; goblets, sherbets, fruit salads, wines, and footed tumblers. GLASSWARE—SIXTH FLOOR A Rare Value In Lamps $14-95 Usually $25 Genuine Chinese Cloisonné in deep, rich colors and Oriental motifs; fine plat- ed stands; shades in rust, ROH. or green. LAMPS—SIXTH FLOOR Estimates Cheer- fully Given Our workshop is d with, faciites wnd crafeumin o9 and we're quite sure it mll ook like new. May our representative call? 39c Yd. Lovely curtain materials of the 50-In. Linen Crash and Imported Cretonnes The lovely texture, design and colorings of this linen crash period designs in soft blues, greens and easily be mistaken for hand-blocked linen! -ron-. G-'in- -a:fi 6 5c sttractive floral Jane Stuart Will Fill 'Phone Orders 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 No Connection With Any O;M Washington Store in rose, blue or lrm