Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1931, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, . €, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1931 i S Immediately Wodpwarp &1, e QX . The Christmas Store e A e A perfectly luscious silken nightgown combines pink and blue and lace, Moire bridge slippers; satin trimmed 55 —-lined in contrasting color Silk crepe mules, cut-out in the new 55 manner, in varied color combinations. Evening gloves of glace lamb, white. 55 A charming imported evening bag embroidered in tiny pear] (simulated), 55 beads 4 McCallum’'s exquisitely sheer 9 chiffon stockings are ideal o 34 5 Hudnut's “Gemey,” includes per- fume, powder, toilet water and 5450 talcum Guerlain's exotic perfumes—L'Heure Bleue, Mitspuko, or Rue de la Paix s5 Three strands of graduated pearls (simulated), clasped with a single $ large pearl (simulated) ¢ 5 SuiprEas, Tamp PLook LINGERTE, THIED PLOOR. Accessonies, Pmst PLoos. Golf enthusiasts will be delighted with a box of six new Silver King $ Golf Balls . . G0 5 Poker rack, mahogany finish, with $ cover; (chips extra)... 5 A clever new cigarette lighter—one s twist of the lever does the trick 5 Sateen pajamas, in the newer Russian $ manner, or notched lapels if he prefers 5 Colored kid opera slippers—red, 34 50 maroon, green or blue. = Sweater and golf hose to match make ss the smartest sort of man’s gift. . THE MEN's STORE, Secowp PLoow. STATIONERY AND SMOKING ACCESSORIES, PIRST FLOOR. EPORTING GoODS, FOURTR FLOOR, A colored flannel robe is particularly s welcomed by girls—age 8 to 18.... 5 Boys of any age—6 to 18—like these Tweeduroy lumberjacks. .. 5495 This adorable “baby” and its lay- ette is just too lovely for a little 54'95 girl cauis e Erector answers the problem of something to build 54'75 For the very much younger set, cuddly big Teddy Bear CHILDREN'S STORE o Tot Stome, FOURTE FLOOR Enter— St. Nicholas with a pack of the most delightful gifts for Magazine Subscriptions This year of practical gifts— magazines, the gifts that come twelve times a year, are particu- larly appropriate. Select your gift subscriptions now, in our magazine sec- tion—at club rates. We will gladly answer any questions, give you our booklet, or make up club rates especially for you. MAcAZINES, AlsLE 35 Fmst Froom. Have Gift Photographs Framed Our Picture Framing Section has a very lovely, new collection of easel back, swinging, and hang- ing frames in the neutral tones that harmonize so beautifully with photo- graph tints—also a large variety of artistic mold- ings appropriate for frames. PIcTURE FRAMING, SIXTH FLOOR. Choose Personal Greeting Cards Personalize your greeting cards by having them marked with your name. Choose from our varied selection of unusual cards which includes many lovely scenes of Washing- ton—of interest to your out-of-town friends, We will type-print your name, or print your name from your card plate. ENGRAVING, PsT FLOOR. Select Gift Wrappings Festive wrappings add so much to even the loveliest gift—select yours at your leisure from our special sections on the first and second floors. Both sec- tions have a complete stock of the innumerable little boxes, colorful stickers, amusing holiday papers, and gay Christ- mas ribbons you need . . . in designs and colors that are more delightful than ever. GIFT WRAPPINGS FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS. First Aids to Christmas Shopping Are These—OQOur Special Christmas Services 7/ ///// e 1 § GIFT WRAPPING Desk will The little Colonial brass candle-lamp is electric—and has an etched frosted ss shade S T oA A The imported embroidered bridge set is unusually lovely—the five pieces. . s5 From Pickard comes the beautiful $ service plate, gold encrusted. . 5 Gold-finish creamer and sugar, s pair, and an attractive bonbon dish. . . 5 The silver gift is always smart—and either the silver-plated platter or s vegetable dish is a delightful gift at. . 5 For Colonial interiors the Girandole 3 mirror is a lovely gift—gilt-finished. 5 SiLver, First FLOOR LINENS, SECOND FLOOR CHINA AND Giass, FirTH PLoor Muxrors, SIXTH FLOOR Lamrs, Sevente PLooR. wrap your purchases for prasen« tation, or for mailing. Down Stairs Store. FREE DELIVERY to any shipping point in Continental United States, when cost of shipment is not disproportionate to purchase. POST OFFICE, the G Street Station, directly below our G Street Balcony. PERSONAL SHOPPER will assist in selection of gifts if you wish. Write, phone or make request of floor manager. WRAP & PARCEL CHECK- ING, without charge. First Floor Service Desk, 10th Street. The Tea Room and Fountain Room offer a delightful lunche eon, tea or light refreshment., Tes Reom, Seventh Floor. Fountain Room, adjoining Down Stairs Store. Interpreters Supplied. Public Phones on each fisor. Messengers Summoned. Taxis Summoned, Any Service Desk, or Footman at F or G Street Entrances. Ask Mr. Foster, Travel Infor- mation Service, Sixth Floor.