Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1934, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1934 wrenQE . The CRristmas Slore .weakfos s Shop Today and Monday for these Fine Gift Values v/ Ready to Present 'Callqm Gift Hose $I pair Exquisite Chiffon Hose by McCallum, in a gay Cello- phane wrapping—card and all, ready for your name, newest colors—but only a limited quantity in gift wrap- ping. The quantity is limited so we advise an early selec- tion. HosIERY, AlsLe 19, First FLOOR. For that “personal touch” Initialed Stationery $| box She will adore this fine vellum paper bearing her three initials—initials on the box top, too. Gold or silver initials on blue, ivory or white paper. Orders received up to December 10th only. STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRsT FLOOR. The Ever Welcome Gift Handkerchiefs Attractive Box of 3 $I And daintily hand-rolled hems with hand embroidery or hand-worked initials—will make these linen hankies es- pecially welcome. In white or exquisite pastels. On our Third Floor to make your choice less hurried. HANDKERCHIEFS, THIRD FLOOR. Christmas Savings Checks —may be cashed at the First Floor Service Desk and at the Eighth Floor Cashiers’ Office. They will also be accepted in any selling department when presented in payment of a purchase. Christmas Merchandise Certificates —are on sale at all Service Desks and at the Eighth Floor Cashiers’ Desk. These Certificates make appro- priate Christmas Gifts. A Superb Gift—Thriftily Priced 16-Button French Kid Gloves Regularly $6 $2.95 Only 240 pairs—so it behooves you to make an early selection. For gifts or your own holiday needs— they are remarkable at this price. In white, eggshell or black. GLoves, Aiste 13, FIRsT FLOOR. A Up to her neck in flowers— if your gift is Gardenia Neckwear $].95 Flattering against the scintillance of metal-threaded fabric—or matching in color s clever synthetic chalk crepe in blue, flesh or white—these gardenias are perfect emphasis for lovely throatlines. NECKWEAR, Alstk 15, First FLOOR. Satin Dasche Gowns $3.95 Pay her a special compliment with these gowns of pure dye, long-wearing Satin Dasché. A tribute to her loveli- ness, too, in their alluring laces, and flower colorings, and intriguing styles. SILK UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. A Parking Service The Capital Garage maintains a branch service at the curb adjacent to our G Street entrance. Upon request of owners, uniformed employes of the Capital Garage will take the car to its garage for parking and will return same when wanted . . . at the garage’s regular parking rates of 25c for the first hour, and 5S¢ for each additional hour or part thereof. Silver Deposit Ware Low Priced at $3’95 To the hostess who takes pride in her table appointments, nothing would make a better gift than Non-tarnishable Silver Deposit Ware. Candy boxes, handled plates, flared bowls, berry bowls, vases, are a few of the many pieces from which to select. GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR. Gabardine Raincoats Special $ I 0 A gift “he” can use the year around—one of these rain- coats. An excellent quality of gabardine, Cravanette processed, making it as rainproof as any cloth can be made. These coats have a fine appearance and give un- usual service and protection. Trench model only. ‘THE MEN’s STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Extremely Acceptable Gifts Numdah Rugs Yarkandi Felt Numdal Rugs—camel and black back- grounds, with besutifully hand-embroidered designs in dictinctive color combinations. 5 $4.95 3 $3.50 = $1.65 Rucs, Frrre FLooR. ‘A Man’s Choice Slippers, $2-50 Here is a most interesting slipper coliection at this popular gift price. Sketched Kid Opera Slippers, with soft soles and heels. wine, blue, green, brown.. Soft Sole Mules, of brown, blue, or black kid Not Sketched Hylo Felt Slippers; blue, oxford, and brown. Moire Pullman Slippers in cases; wine, blue, and black. ‘THE MEN’s STORE, SECOND FLOOR. A Gift for the Home Drum Tables, *10 These beautiful drum tables are made of mahogany-and- gum or walnut-and-gum. Duncan Phyfe pedestal base with fluted legs tipped with brass claws. Drawer in top is & very convenient feature. FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR. For the Whole Family . . . English Porcelain Dinner Services 53 Picces | 830 What family would not admire and covet one of these English Porcelain Dinner Services for eight? This service has a deep ivory body and an appropriate floral decora- tion. Two patterns from which to select—each backed-up by open stock. CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR,