Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1931, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1931. == WOODWARD & LOTHROP = Promptly Filled 10™ 11™ F AnD G STREETS Children’s Book Week Begins Tomorrow Misses’ Oxfords At a New Low Price $4.50 Misses’ patent leather dress oxfords or tan elk school oxfords with plain blucher style toes, and leather soles and heels. Sizes 1114 to 2. CHILDREN’S SHOES FouRTH FLOOR. Misses’ Mesh Hose 75¢C pai Lowest We Have Ever Priced This Silk Hose Semi-fashioned, with lisle heel and toe, and in shades of Paseo, Reve, Tahiti and Matin. Buy them for dress wear and for gifts. Sizes 874 to 10. CHILDREN’S HosIBRY, A1sLe 17, First FLOOR. Flannelette Pajamas Gayest Styles and Colors We Have Ever Seen at $|.50 Delicate pastels, gay stripes and brilliant printed effects are fea- tures of these pajamas —Ilovelier than any other girls’ flannelette pajamas we have seen. One and two piece styles, some with broadcloth or novelty collars. Sizes 2 to 16. Cotton Pajamas s|.95 Tailored broadcloth pajamas in a wide variety of striped ef- fects—attractive middy styles in delicate colors, with novelty collars and long or short sleeves. Sizes 8 to 18. GirLs’ FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. To Keep Junior Misses Fit— Maiden Form Step-ins $3 .50 A smoothly fitting step- in of porous knitted elastic and peach col- ored batiste. Allows perfect freedom. 12- inch length. Maiden Form Girdle $3.50 For the more developed girl—a side-hook girdle of figured peach batiste and elastic, lightly boned. Dainty Bandeaux $ l .50 The “New Moon” of soft lace molds the bust to a smooth contour. Also a backless evening bandeau of peach colored lace and ribbon. Others from $1 to $3.50 CorseTs, THIRD FLOOR. This is the first wonderful event in the Chrjstmas Book ~ Store. A perfectly astonishing array of fascinating books for children—picture books, bed-time stories, books of knowledge, mystery, adventure, romance, fairy tales, folk stories, and all the old favorites, the books that never grow old—in their ac- customed bindings and in beautifully illustrated new gift editions. Especially for this event, we have arranged special groups of books on American history, customs, great people and special sections of our country. Let us help you choose books for your child and for your friends’ children—books understandingly fitted to the individual child, instilling in . him a love of good reading for both his pleasure and his profit, American Epic Rough and Tumble on Old Clipper Sh Made in America, by Susan Smith . Venturesome America Books of the South Judith “Lancaster, by Margery Hall Allec...$2 In the Days of Young Washington, by Nancy Byrd Turner $2 Miss Minerva of Green Hill, Sampson Orange Winter, by Margery Meadry Gruelle Creator of “Raggedy Ann” ond “Raggedy Andy” in the Book Store Tomorrow Books of New England A Maid of '76, by J. A. B. Knipe $1.75 Real Legends of New Eng- land, by Wildo Brown, America’s Famous People Everybody's Washington, by A. A. Knipe.. .$3.50 by Percy Fitzhugh Six Feet Six, heroic story of Hickory Goody, by A. C. Sam Houston $2.50 $1.75 The Unknown Wheels Toward the West, G. B. Browne ...... by Florence C. Means..$2 Girls of Long A, 33 Gold, by by Coyte.. op... Big Enough, by Will Books of the West Cowboy, by Ross Santee. .$1 Along_the Mohawk Trail, Gustang Gold, by Pinafores and Pantalettes, by Florence Clvate and D. Peters Elizabeth Curtis 52 Betsy Ros Hitty, by Rachel Field. $2.50 Raggedy Ann and Other Books by Johnny Gruelle RaggeoyiAnn -« 5. 19126 Wooden Willie $1.25 4 i herry Scarecrow Ragiédy fiindy Eddie Elephant Friendly Fairies Funny Little Book Little Brown Be: it He will be here to greet the children, and Raggedy Ann’s Alphabet, 65¢c will put his name in Raggedy Andy's Number y Vi their “Raggedy Ann” Book o ;::ks Raggedy Andy’ Beloved Belindy . Marcella The Paper Drag Camel With THE BOOK STORE, AISLES 23-25, First FLOOR. CHILDREN Tomorrow in The Toy Store—a breath-taking coaster dip . . . the Hustler Vaude- ville show . . . an aviation field . . . the funny waiter . . . and good old Santa Claus himself, with a book for every boy and girl. | Hundreds of Toys " $ For Boys and Girls—and Each an Exceptional Value at $1 Toys for Girls Tootsie Toy Furniture Sets Prettily Dressed Dolls Doll Bassinets Rodeo Lasso Laundry Sets Soldier Sets Doll Clothes Iron Autos Sewing Sets Golf Sets Paper Dolls Swords Percolators Drums Tea Sets Other $1 Toys Mechanical Animals Over and Unders Woolly Dogs Telephones Teddy Bears $1 Toys for Boys Cowboy Gun and Holster Sets Conductor’s Money Changer Archery Sets “Toodles,” $593 A marvelously life-like, new baby doll that little girls adore You have never seen a doll quite so real as Toodles . . . her body is soft Flexoflesh, and feels just like a live baby . . . her big blue eyes open and shut, and you can even give her a bath. THE Toy SToRE, FOURTH FLOOR. A perfect finishing touch to your smartest sports costume . .. a plum color beret or turban trim- med with novelty or plaid fabric, and a matching scarf. Choose them in black, brown, wine, green, navy or Spanish tile, packed in attractive boxes for gift giving. Other Sets, $1.95 to $5 each. GIRLS’ AND JUNIORS’ MILLINERY, FOURTE FLOOR. Elaborate Fur Trimmings— One Smart Feature of These Junior Misses' Dress Coats $59.50 Coats of the season’s newest woollens, show- ing its smartest details ...slim, fitted lines... soft, spongy woollens, unusual sleeve treat- ments . . . and luxu- rious fur trimmings. Black, green, rust, and chic brown tones, trim- med with raccoon, dyed cross fox, Persian lamb, Canadian wolf, and leopard. Sizes 11 to 17. JUNIOR MISSES’ APPAREL FoUrTH FLOOR. An Inexpensive Sports Outfit New Wool Skirt $2.95 Tuck-in models of flan- nel, and novelty wools. Tailored, pleated and flared styles, in bright or deep shades of red, wine, rust, brown and navy. Sizes 7 to 14. Tailored Blouse $].95 Some carefully hand-finished with narrow pleated frills and dainty collars. Plain or printed broadcloth and pongee. Sizes 6 to 16. Colorful Sweater $].95 Plain-colorcd or striped styles with vee or crew necks. Medium and light weights. Sizes 7 to 16. Also pastel colored slip-ons and coat sweaters, in sizes 2 to 6. GIRLS’ SPORTSWEAR FourTH FLOOR.