Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1934, Page 24

| There’s no plight be- fore Christmas at Lans- burgh’s — where every floor’s a gift floor— and especially the 1st. The 2nd floor, too— women love to get some- thing to wear. Every- thing from sweaters at $1.59 to furs at $395. Lingerie, fine bedding, linens, rich fabries—just a few of the things that make the 3rd (floor a happy hunting ground. Of course, the 4th floor’s a Christmas floor right from Toytown to adorable things for the youngsters to wear. Christmas begins at home —and the 5th floor is full of furniture and rugs to make your home more comfortable. Gifts from many lands—in china, glass- ware, lamps and house- wares make the 6th floor outstanding for gifts. ¢ Choose elthcr white bro:dcloths, fancy shirts with attached collars or ! @ collars to match. Leafher Jackets Made of select- 56 95 "8d skins_and kasha hne* Brown, gree etc. 14 to 40. Coolie Coats i $1.95 Onentnl patterns. In blue, green, red or white. From the mak- er of the Shirley s 2_95 Temple dolls! 24 tall, with almost human eyes! Net Curtains Tailored nets riin il o« §1.99 They hang beauti- fully, 2% yds. long. “"Lace”"-32 Pes. Sparkhng rolo 1 95 THE EVENING STAR, Neckties All hmd tailored! smart figures, Impes. swanky checks, plaids, handsome Perslln swirls, or what-you. w:ll 51 . Ski Pants Corduroy ski pants in grown 295 green, bright red ornavy. Sizes from 14 to 20. Wool Blankets Fi wool, bound win ik §77.95 rose, blue, green, orchid, pumpkin. Doll Coach Large body ¢ pith dadJusmble $6 95 large wheels, and the Prench type handle. . Pillows Plump gift pillows in lnnng room and boudoir types. Covered in very attractive brocades and rayon taffeta. Ivory Amer— ican port iean porceiin §9.95 ed decmhon—- won't wear off. r 7 WASHINGTON, UT" MARIA HAS EVERYTHING! Handkerchiefs Beautiful white linens with dainty novelty lace edges that are more than two inches wide. Bunny Jackets White le ets with oou 516 50 sleeves and stand-up col- lar. Silk lined. Lovely Silks 100 different 79c plain and printed silks—for dresses, blouses, neghgees. lingerie. 39 inches. Automobile “American Na- 4 i 9 5 tional” stream- lined car with ad- iusuble pedals. right red finish. 6-Way Pillows aThese pllom $1.98 ox . "Flute"-32 Pecs. .n.i'f,‘.".."‘“m :‘:‘: $3 95 mindl you o( talian pottery! Stationery paper, or colorful boxes containing one or two sizes of very smartly bordered paper. Cedar chests with s] Slippers ke e $9.95 trimmed gold kid. Black, lue or peach. Bath Mats chaiin: Sl e $1.59 in bath room col- ors. Lid covers to matched, priced $1. Velocipede stt:nfilrn:de:lt’{l 55 95 adjustable hlndle bars, and coil spring saddle. Hooked Rugs 51‘2‘1'_,’.,1"25’:4% $4.95 incl slzel proportlon- ately priced. Electric Toaster Chrome-plated model u':ihfl.l cord $2 89 D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1934. 1S $2 ENOUGH FOR RALPH'S SHIRT? Watches s Wo r? e é\ s T- ewe wiss watches. Attrag- $9.95 tive styles in non- tarnish metal. Men's Slippers i $1.95 soles and cushion eels. Brown, blue, oxford. Pure-dye Slips Satin and French crepe with 5 .69 Vee or lace tops and lace bottoms. to 44. Tearose; 34 Snow Suit Warm talon- 52.97 fastened suits with helmet. lue, green or brown. Sizes 2 to 6. Desk Chair in 23,‘:5:?‘:?"3?,: $4.49 mahogany finish, with removable slip seats. Electric Mixer tor— o:dI::: 514 95 crngel l.nd included. Handbags-Muffs A seemingly endless array of swanky, genu- ine leather bags; and muff bags in either treebark or woolens! Kids' Slippers Boys’ blue or tan everettes; padded soles $ and heels. Girls’ leather bridge or d’Orsays with well padded soles. Satin Underwear i $1.69 ettes, panties—all lace trimmed. In dainty tearose. Sweater-Blouse Girls’ plaid celanese taffeta blouses with knit waistband, cuffs and s neckline. Triangle to match! 10 to 16 years. End Table The popular :2.99 book trough style. Solid ma- ple, in lustrous walnut finish. Waffle Iron . placed with cast § 4,95 aluminum grids, automatic heat indicator, cord. Sterling Flatware “Lady Claire” dinner knives, forks, teaspoons, sugar shells, butter knives, etc. Ea.,g 88c Scarf Sets Hats with ’kerchiefs, collars or scarfs. Knit- ted rabbits’ hair, cordu- roy, velveteen, plaids. Bright colors. $1 Filet ‘Linen Ivory linen in a $]1.39 drawn - work pat- tern. Napki n s, scarfs, doilies. 50x 50 luncheon cloth, at 0 Boys' Jacket Lined jackets of Tweeduroy 5 95 with talon fas- tener. Brown or grey. 6 to 12. LB Ff Dropleaf Table Solid wal- nut or mahog- any with ng $1 9 95 -in. top; sxlver drawer. Drum Majors New glass de- signs! Sparkling $1 .20 crystal tumblers, highballs and fruit juice glasses. DOZ. AT b