Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1931, Page 33

Lt 6, 1931, WoODWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F AND G STREETS Winter Coats For the Younger Set For Junior Misses— Coats of Soft Spongy Woollens $3 9‘.50 New sports and dress coats of boucles, tweeds and polo cloths with the newest Fall fashion points and large flattering collars of raccoon, fox, caracul or lynx. Black, tan, green and Spanish tile. Sizes 11 to 17. Other Junior Misses’ Dress Coats........... LIPP Juntor Mrsses’ ArpareL, FOURTE FLOOR. For Girls— " Tailored Coats: Of Smart’ Simplicity $16-50 Swagger belted coats with comfortable raglan sleeves and warm kasha linings. Of fleece and tallyho cloth; in vivid shades of blue, red, * brown and tan. Sizes 7 to 14, Girls' Fur-Trimmed Coats, some with hats to $29.50 Gmus’ Arparer, FOurRTH FLOOR. For Juveniles— Coats—Coat Sets In 7 Lovely New Colors $1375 - Fleece and tallyho coats, and three-piece coat sets of coat, beret and well cut leggings with Talon fastenings. Outfits that are warm and comfortable on the coldest days . . . in delight- ful shades of copen, blue, red, tan, green, brown, and navy. Sizes 2 to 6. Juvenmies’ Arparei, FourTe Froom. | Q /) < o 1y Tomorrow Young America’s Biggest Event The Christmas Toy Store Opens Here And the greatest show of the year is on. With Santa Claus in attendance, sitting on his new throne with its great golden wish bone . . . the crazy waiter with his wagging finger . . . Leo, the lion that roars . . . the mechanical donkey and the clown . . . the marvelous electric town + ... the toy theater . . . a wonderful new Dragon’s Cave with witches and devils dancing upon it, and a breath-taking 2oaster dip. Do not miss seeing these splendid attractions and the thou- sands of trains, dolls, musical toys, fuzzy animals and other surprising things Santa has brought, many of which are brand-new and you have never seen before. And just think— Santa Has a Gift for Every Boy and Girl An Indian Fortune Teller Will Be Here to Tell You About Your Future He will use the WA-NE FUTURE READER—a correct copy of the Indian’s future-reading skin. Come'in tomorrow and have him tell your fortune. Readings from 10 to 12 o'clock, from 1 to 4 o'clock. The Wa-Ne Future Reader is on sale at $2. Two Specials for The Toy Store Opening Animals on Wheels Special $3.95 Sturdy, woolly dogs and bears trimmed with satin ribbon bows and so strongly made a small child can ride on them. A toy that sells regularly for $5. ‘T Toy Store, FOURTH FLOOR. Big Baby Dolls Regularly Sell for $5 Special $2.95 Boys’ and Youths' Winter Suits With Two Pairs of Lon:, ;‘romen $ I 8 ‘50 Regularly $25 and $30 Splendid suits—priced so low only be- cause of their hmited number. Two- - button coat styles with peak or notch lcarls, and two pairs of long trousers. oose from good looking woollens, in tans, browns, grays, and blues. Number of Suits.... Taz Bors’ Srors, Fovrre Froos. Girls’ Gay Woollen Sports Dresses: g One, Twovand Three Piece or brightly stripe blouses. In all the new Fall colors and sizes 8 to 16. Also new two- piece knit dresses in sizes 11 to 17, Gmis’ Sporrwaan, Fovare FLoom, Sfriped Flannel Robes Well Tailored of Fine Washable Flannels $3.95 Striped flaanel robes in red, blue, green, and tan combinations, with shawl collars and wide fringed belts. Some with collar, cuffs, and belt in harmonizing plain colors. Sizes 2 to 16. Gmis’ FURNISEINGS, TFouvrrs Froon. Ne\Q Oxfords Boys’ and Girls’ Models for $ 5 .~ AU Occasions ] Girls’ two-tone oxfords of camel elk with brown calf trimming and rubber or leather soles. Sizes 2); to 8 $5- pair Big, lifelike baby dolls, 26 inches tall, with’ S fosa p:k cheeks, and blue eyes duet'open Mm ik brewn g Daintily dressed in a lace-trimmed bonnet; . dress, slip, and rubber panties, with socks and kid'booties ' on her plump baby. feet. . : Tax Tov Srosx, Fovnts Froow. [ |