Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1932, Page 20

ENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1932. qi’.,S Santa Says: “Choose Home Gifts First...” It's not Santa Claus’ frosty whiskers that have tickled the pink ear of this smart young housewife—it’s the inside < news he put in her ear. ’ Now Finest Sarouk Patterns “This is no year for guessing games,” he said. “Why not tell your husband frankly that, for Christmas, you yearn for * gifts for your HOME, something of superlative quality, un- Gu lstan mistakably choice and worth having, joyfully used for its very loveliness and treasured in the whole new year and for many years as an enduringly beautiful possession?” This bright young wife told her husband (and her family) 9X 1 2 Ru S just that. And this year, amid the pungent scent of spruce, the holly, and mistletoe, and Christmas candlelight, her merry family will see—not an array of consolation prizes—but lovely treasures in furniture, china, glass and home furni:shings $ 00 which are, after all, composite gifts for the whole family. What a gift this would be! Treasures of Per- . . 3 sia re-woven in American rugs, by the very house ln which is makingsthe Persian Rugs of today over- ecl seas. Not on Gulistan designs Oriental, THE MATERIALS ARE, TOO! These rugs are made ¢ of the same type wools (especially imported) as the Orientals and have the same lustre, the identi- cal process used to finish the imported rugs being used for them. Since there is no import duty on Beautiful Rayon Taffeta' F' Q r 3 . r'ine Qualtity these merican mé(.l( rugs, we are able to offer There!IS & Sasta Claust A mannfactarer them at this remarkable price! . : e wound up his clock business and let his prices The 8/5x10 Gulistan Rugs, $94.50! P 2 & run down; we were lucky enough to corner | RUGS—FIFTH FLOOR. some of the finest of his lot, and are letting Drapes aIld Beds reads you in on them! Get electric clocks for for- getful friends who can't remember to wind a timepiece...an alarm clock for your fa- vorite night owl...a traveling clock for your " r friend at college. Guaranteed for a year. i ¥ * Photo by Lansburghk’s Studio We've sounded the alarm...it's time to buy! Clock $29 3 Sketch A PAIR OR EACH Orchidaceous ladies (all of them are at heart) will revel in these luxurious looking taffeta H g i draperies whose lovely rose, blue, gold, green z . @, | 3 and orchid shades bring Summer into the Winter Clocks : $ .95 3 ? bed room. Ultra feminine, with ruffled sides and B, C, D, E Priscilla valance; of a softly luminous sheen. 1 Draperies are of good quality, long- JEWELRY—STREET FLOOR. : IE $ d wearing taffeta, wide enough to hang X in graceful folds, 2%4-yards long. A Thousand and More Distinct Gifts Can Be Chosen in The bed room pattern of color and . $ charm will not be complete without a Curtalns 1‘95 Pl'. ous wa ?edspread to match your taffeta drapexlu ’ es. They may be had in single or double . - sizes, with attractive two-cord trims. Under T d}'apenes use these fine quah’ty filet net curtains in 2-tone or ecru color. Plain, This drapery bedspread ensemble is beautifully bordered or figured all over. Espe- practically all you need to transform cially nice for more formal rooms. Also a Priscilla Keep the Home Lights Bright 5 ‘ 1 Jour Botlday fooct; and. home-comers. reficd type of fine thramedal et denedion D The price is amaz- ured materials, 2}4 yards long. Lamp and Shade ingly low. DRAPERIES—FIFTH FLOOR. Birch Logs and And- o : Complete 95 frons, real logs and an- Therapeutic Lam Electric Heater to . tique brass-plated and- 260-watt, for muscular take the edge off the L] * jorns. The whole en- pains or any heat ap- icy air quickly in the Dll | I 'er Ser ‘) lce SPEC semble plication. Polished mornings or any other & gives effect 2 95 aluminum reflector, time. Guaran- ‘ We were almost mobbed for these lamps af of burning $ wood han- i 1 10st mobbe liese lamps after i i . Al anid $1.95 nickel-plated 89c 4 . or ,,g t— : o i . Ly teed element, we made this same announcement for our Anniver- rd legs .. . sary Sale; sold out completely and quickly. So we G i A 1 secured another group for this holiday event. Come N\ > % 2 . early! Choice of bridge, table or 3-candle light ) - e 5 . ’ y $ 50 floor lamps. Sturdily constructed with rich Colon- & \/_/ | 4 * ial bronze-finished bases and tailored shades in rust, \ gold or green. 3 @ 3 o . Thi‘g richl,vi' patterned dinner serv- AL - 3 - # . ice of translucent china adds charm LAMPS—SIXTH FLOOR. AN ¢ . . - to any table! It expresses a feeling 2 - for the finer things of life. Six Patterns! Imported A pleasant surprise awaits you if you've never seen our exq services ranging Waffle Iron, chro- Automatic Elec tric 3 - from $14.95 to $47.50. mium plated—will not Electric Smoking Iron of new light weight ‘ & CHINA—SIXTH FLOOR. tarnish_and will never Stand, combines beauty | —only 2/ Ibs, but full need polishing. Smartly and utility. Of metal, size. Chromium plated. modern with tray base, tray style top, with elec- Holds heat 5 heat indi- tric lighter, 2 at warm, ator.cord $3.49 ash trays and $1 | Mediumor $1,69 and plug, a cigarette jar.. | hot degrees HOUSEWARES—SIXTH FLOOR. ¢ Rock Cryétal Engraved Mohawk Sets ‘ Glassware Spanish Embroidered Gases With Colored Homs 5(Qc¢ Each 3 » v ac Llnen Towels $2'69 ' Sparkling stem glages and footed tumblers, . We're able to give you something “different” Once prosaic but now in the gift cate- 4 goblets, finger bowls, cocktail and champagne cream linen, daintily appliqued in colars, , hemstitc i i i Spa;lish man'ner”;o: S 29c their caclaainctintamare bIE-k and E’]d T4 hand, easy to drink from, easy on the eyes and > 7 giit boxes. 1 sheet, 81x99; 2 cases 45x38%4. very easy on your pocketbook. LINENS—THIRD FLOOR. DOMESTICS~THIRD FLOOR. GLASSWARE—SIXTH FLOOR