Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1931, Page 48

EVENING STAR, WAS:ii. HAVE YOUR SHOES' HEELS RE- TAPPED—while shopping. During your shopping trip, let us straighten the heels of your shoes, while you relax in our Hair Dressing Section, Leather heels, 25c; rubber heels, 35c. HAR DRESSING, SECOND FLOOR. (010 N4 EH NS WARD & Lo e QE w The Christmas SIOore eelPee JEWELRY —is always & smart choice — especially im- ported marcasite. The necklace or match- ing ring $4 A smart little compact to send with your gift, or alone—is this one of col- ored enamel, with a marcasite e, 3350 NoVELTY JEWELRY AisLe 5, First FLOOR. BANDEAUX make a charming gift from one feminine mem- ber to another—and one may choose here from ex- quisitely dainty bandeaux —mere nothings of lace and fine silk, but so clev- erly cut and shaped. A very fine peach lace :::d for eve- $3'50 The pale pink radium silk model, $2 lored The other little lace af- fair, low cut, fastening :;;}L a single $I.50 OorseTs, THIRD FLOOR. 'Handbags —provide another smart something to give —and particularly smart ones may be had here. We sketch but three of the dozens of styles—a black inky” — an unusually attractive pouch e in pin seal with a nctive clasp—and, for the woman who likes a bag with a strap — this new calfskin bag with dou- ble metal-chain . o $7.50 HANDBAGS, AISLE 10 Pmst FLOOR. LEATHER —is suggested as the smartest possible choice for the sportswoman — especially a leather jacket. This one sketched — in brown or green suede is particularly smart. Others —short wind - break- ers—or coat styles in et $13175 To top off one’s jacket ]il?-—cl colorful cap and scarf of bright- . B $2.95 SPORTSWEAR Tump FLOOR <\ (% And—for the debutante—noth- ing could be smarter than one of these little “bunny” wraps— the chic little coat sketched, $29.50. Others $16.50 to $29.50 Misses’ WaLuur Roow, THID FLOOR. LINGERIE —on every list for femi- nine members—has both chic and charm for Christmas. Satin in an ex- quisite tea-rose color fash- ions the very lovely lin- gerie ensemble sketched; cut on flattering diagonal lines and exquisitely trim- med with dainty lace— the gown the step-in SILK LINGERIE THIRD FLOOR. GLOVES A pair or a wardrobe of gloves—is a charming gift for any woman—and cer- tain to be well liked. 6-button Glace Kid Mous- quetaires for after- $5 noon . Pull-on Pigskin, for $5 sportswear 16 - button Glace Kid Evening Gl £ $7.50 Groves, AIsLE 11 FIrst FLOOR. SCARFS If she is the very femi- nine” type, chiffon should be one’s choice. A smart chiffon square, printed in most colorful pattern— —if one prefers Winter sports—then the cordu- roy-pleated woollen scarf is exactly right. Chic two - color combinations ol | NECKWEAR, AISLE 15 Fmst FLOOR H'kerchiefs —one can never have too many—and especially those lovely, large chiffon affairs that add just the last chic note to one's costume. The collection here boasts plain ones and fancy ones — square ones and round ones— and pastels or brilliant colors, as you pre- $| fer HANDKERCHIEFS, AISLE 20 FIRsT FLOOR. HOSIERY The smartest hosiery gift to date is the new “SAN. DAL-FOOT” silk stock- ing—a sheer dull chiffon, exquisitely made—with g mere suggestion of toe and heel—a Jane Wandl model, to be found ex- clusively here. Three pairs, in a very smart suede - finish gift box may be had HosIERY, AISLE 19 FIrsT FLOOR, ROP ORDER YOUR PERSONAL GREET- ING CARDS AT ONCE. To your out- of-town friends, we suggest you send any of the lovely cards we have Winter scenes in Washington. our cards are exclusively here ENGRAVING, FIRsT FLOOR.