Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1936, Page 32

THE,_ EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1936. ———e e G Street at Eleventh District 4100 T k G Street at Eleventh Distriet 4400 For Father’s Day °‘‘Give Him the Gift He Himself Would Choose’ HERE IS VALUE Either a Bedroom, Dining Room or Living Room Suite for so little as i g Buy on Our Budget Plan % A Cool Summer Suit $16.75 ® Coolkenny ¢ Palm Beach ® Tropical Worsted Bring Dad in and have him select his own “Sum- mer comfort.” He is sure to find exactly what he wants because he can select from the suits of three makers famous for their cool fabrics and smart tailoring. Store for Men—First Floor Nickel-Plated Lapel Watch Two Initials Engraved Without Charge We believe every man, woman, boy and girl should have one—to protect their finer time- pieces. For camping, active sports, these lapel watches are ideal, since they have an un- usual capacity for taking hard knocks. Jewelry—First Floor ~ Sure to Please Yardley Shaving Set $2.85 Contains shaving. bowl, shavi nflu:x'::viug mn. v s e . Schigk Electric Dry-Shaver 15 ‘I:c:t‘y‘;::{' rm! . . then g lifetime of trwb‘h{ Houbigant Shaving Bowl . . 51 . . A wooden bowl of shaving soap that s saoth- ing to the ekia. : Toidesries—First Floor $1 to $1.50 TeRacks ... . % Ash Trays— - Chrome and Black ... . $150 Writing Paper ___ 59¢ to $1 box Leatherette Paper Baskets . §$1 ‘Martex Beach Sheets __ . $2.99 Buxtor $1to$5 c vsa.sp;tgjs:ssg* e W 4 WAYS TO BUY 1. Cash 2. Charge it 3. Budget Payment Plan 4. Letter of Credit Summer Ties 68 3 for $2 Another excellent choice is one of these beautiful silk hand-tailored and resilient-construction ties. Fou- lards, twill, crepes and poplins in masculine patterns —dots, spaced figures and geometrics on light and dark grounds. We will gladly gift-box them. Lynbrooke Ties, $1, S1.50 and S$2 Mew's Shop—First Floor Lynbrodke Shirts ‘1.4 A splendid assortment of summer styles. All featur- ing non-wilt collars. Broad- cloth in solid colors—white, tan, blue and grey. Woven madras in scores of new stripes that are fashion- correct for summer. Sizes 13% to 17. Men’s Shop—First Flooe Arrow Shirts 2 Sketched left is the 4rrow Hirt, a champion warm- weather shirt. Here is the reason—the Aroset collar is non wilt, the fabric is San- forized shrunk, the shirt is form fitting, Mitago de- signed. Men’s Shop—First Floor A Modern Bedroom . . . Large pieces with loads of drawer space, yet so perfectly pro- portioned that they are not too massive. Built close to the floor, with all corners rounded, the ‘entire suite achieves a rvthmic streamline. The oval mirrors are beveled and are genuine French plate glass. Dustproof throughout. With twin beds, $149. Dresser, bed, chest and vanity as illustrated. p 5129 Furniture—Fourth Floor. London Club Style . with down-filled cushions The low-slung, luxurious comfort which is characteristic of this Lon- don Club style is further emphasized by down-filled cushions. With broad, restful arms, and boxed, semi-loose pillow back. Sagless base construction. Coverings of deep; toned, solid color genuine mohair. Sofa and chair. 129 Furniture—Fourth Floor, An 18th Century Dining Room Fach piece of this suite holds in- dividual interest, yet all blend per- octly. The curved lines of the classic chairs are in perfect har- mony with well-braced Duncan Phyfe table. The simple server and convex-front buffet show the matched fronts to best advantage The china has a large storage base for linens. Shown in either ma- hogany with crotch fronts or walnut with butt fronts. Ten pieces . . . s129 Furniture—Fourth Floor. Front-Opener Studio Couch That Forms a Double or Twin Bed $29-75 No bother of moving this out from the wall at bedtime. Simply pull the base out from the front and turn the comfortable innerspring mattress on it. Makes a double bed or twin beds. Plain blue, green, brown and rust or plaid friezette coverings with bougpd edges for * contrast. Bedding—Fourth Floor,