The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 8

r Cedar Chests 311,50 to 965. A GIFT appreciated by every one except the inquisitive moth. \ Impetvious to dust, too. Plain’.and hall seat types, in light tones. Carved hall seat and dower chests. Also “under bed” chests. Bed Spreads—in combinations of voile and lace, net lace. Soft, filmy creations —charming in their exploitation of lace motives. $9.75 to $65 Velour Portieres—“ready to hang”—in an ex- tensive tange of color-combinations. Pair, $24.95 FIFTH PLOOR “Fadian Wool Blatikets Fhe Bryer in colors and patterns, Warm and ditable-for bed, couch, and automobile. $6.50 to $20 Sheets and Cases Embroidered cotton sheets and cases, boxed. Lach containing One sheet and two cases. $5.95 to $6.95 Special— Embroidered cases in box Pair, $1.95 to $3.60 SECOND FLOOR Lord & FIFTH AVENUE TELEPHONE FITZ ROY 1900 BSN ARY SERRA Peewee TO 9 ire KEG manera ff Beet xa | Toto Ere SS \ \ IF the invasion assumes the form of gift furniture, ] it isled bycommon sense. Certainly the home offers _an unlimited field for the gift spirit to oper- atein. No more extensive, however, than the THE three piece mahogany set, pictured ihe com| rae Sl ) port, arm chair, and wing chair. ~ “It is upholstered in brown figured mohair, of a beautiful sheen. Chairs have reversible cushions, which are covered on both sides. $445 SIXTH FLOOR For the Dining Room A 10 PIECE dining room set, executed in dark brown mahogany, with panels in a light tone of curly maple. Decoratioris add a beautiful touch. 2 . . . 2.) .) $750 SIXTH FLOOR - Detached Pieces of Furniture _ That Score High cAs Gifts THE circle to the left visualizes four pieces of furniture that are particularly suitable for gifts. Their usefulness greatly transcends their size—and in each instance they are very moderately priced. sl eae F “ a = | Six Piece Bedroom Set, #500 ILLUSTRATED above Combination Mahogany Secretary. A grace- ful design, decidedly adapted to a woman's is a six piece bedroom a needs, . - $65 stt of exceptional beauty. Two tones of : , Ye CCH. waléus combine to produce a distinctive deco- wee sind of Mahogany A sift that ae? rative effect— front panels of figured walnut framed in darker tones form the motive. SIXTH FLOOL CONCERNING GIFT BONDS | Mahogany Priscilla Sewing Cabinet. A real con- ' The problem of @ necessary present to someone | ido A venience—one whose resources never fail the woman who Nest of Four Tables, of Mahogany. ‘The scale of sizes ‘whose tastes you'do not know is easily solved by a renders them convertible to many uses. ‘ . $28 . Lord & Taylor Gift Bond, At the accommodation desk, GROUND FLOOR ‘ SIXTH FLOOR opportunities that existon the Sixth Floor. Forhereis a full storehouse of complete sets and occasional pietes— masterpieces of their type — to meet every need of the home. Wing Chair, shown above, covered in brown sateen, and piped in blue . . $39.75 Library Table, above, of solid mahogany. Tralian Renaissance —hand carved . $210 y Bench, above, to match the table . a) os elie ew) oi s eae SIXTH FLOQR The Appropriate Rug EVERY room has its appropriate rug — and any other is an interloper. The selection of that rug is dictated by a fine perception of values—an innate feeling for the right thing in the right place. The Fifth Floor is replete ‘with appropriate rugs for -every department in the home. For Living Room—An Oriental rug, either a Sarouk or a Kirmanshah—Size 9 x 12 ft. $675 to $875 For Dining Room—A Chinese rug, in beautiful® shades of blue, gold or rose. Size 9 x 12 ft. $295 to $475 For the Bedroom—Because of excellent wear and beauty, a plain color Chenille rug is often preferred. Choice of plain or figured borders. Size 9x 12 feet. $98.50 to $145 FIFTH FLOOR Among the Lamps LORD & TAYLOR is offering a very com- plete selection of useful and decorative lamps. From the slim candle-stick or dainty silken creations for the boudoir to the sturdy vitality of wrought iron for the study—or those gothic floor candies which will do much for a formal panel. All are here at their best. FIFTH FLOOR Linens Are Essential AND because they are essential, every day in the year, and function on function—they are gifts that prove their worth in a varied and long service. The household linen chest should be as resourceful as our own. Here are linens from the lands of famous weaves— for the Christmas board, for informal teas, for the home, for weddings. . Cloths and Napkins Pure Irish linen damask — in beautiful circular Table cloths, 2x2 yards. . « « « $4.95 Table cloths, 2x2 yards. . . . . 56.25 Napkins to match, 22 x 22 inches. Dozen, 6.75 Linen Tea Napkins Hand embroidered and hand scalloped linen tea napkins—from Madeira. . . Dozen, $5.95 Luncheon Sets Madeira hand embroidered and hand scalloped linen sets of 13 pieces. . . . . . $4.95 Linen Huck Towels With hemstitched damask borders and space for monograming, - 18 x 34 inches. 20x 36inche. . 2. » . . Dozen, $6.85 + Dozen, 9.00 Linen Pillow Cases Pure Irish linen cases. 22%x36 inches. Pair, $2 Hand embroidered linen cases, 2215 x 36 inches. Pair, $6.85 SECOND FLOOR This waffle iron is finished in nick- el, and its scien- —| tific construction ‘{ insures the high- est efficiency. It will make a per- fect Dixie waffle in 60 seconds. Complete with 10- inch nickel tray. $12 Demonstration Of Kitchen Time-Savers ALL day Tuesday factory demonstrators will give demonstrations in the use of the electric waffle iron, sewing machine motor, and the pressure cooker pictured above. All nickel electric motor for the sewing machine. Strong and durable, it comes with foot treadle. . . . « « . « $15 A reliable pressure cooker that cooks cereals, soups, vegetables, meats, and pud- dings—in the most perfect manner. . $20 SEVENTH FLOOR Dickens Characters in English Brass KNOCKERS and bells, candle: snuffers and candlestick, toasting fork, corn popper and bellows. Each with a droll little figure cleverly executed on top or handle. PIFTH FLOOR ne eee etn temas LL