Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1921. bt 3] Tomorrow we have planned to seil more athletic underwear in a day than many good stores sell in a summer Briefly we have eloseto 10,000 union suits of established qualities and recognized | brands to go at il 6 for $4.00 " Suits are cut and finished according to the highest stand- ards; you will recognize many of the brands at sight. Sizes 34 to 46. All athletic style of fine nain- sook 72x80 and 88x88 square count; the latter about the finest underwear nainsook made. Reasons for the sale A T 69c instead of a third or more, because of slight POSITIVELY no “seconds” or underwear w:th raoil spots; a slightly discolored pearl button or ‘tears” or darns. Buy as freely and as satisfac- ‘szinlu:;;hder technical trifle that few will find and none torily as if you were paying full price. Store Opens at8 A.M. So That Men on Way to Work May Share 5,000 pairs of men’s mercerized lisle hose to sell at l 9C 6 pairs g 4 for $1 ’ solely because of a thickened thread or some other irregularity which none but a technical expert would consider. Mercerized lisle with high spliced heel, double sole and toe. Black, gray, white, cordovan and navy, 19¢; 6 pairs for $1.00 e SR The H@@h# C ) Seventh at F' Seventh at F Where pnce: are guarauzeed .+ Here’s where several thousand men . = | get next to their summer underwear and SAVE A THIRD or more in the process : - standards of highest excellence l II Base Ball May 17th Elks vs. Masons For benefit of Saiva- Arrived! Collar-attached white sports SHIRTS : added to the annual - shirt sale at $1.89 Thousands of dress shirts in white, ] corded and imported madras. All neglige style. Fine fabrics tailored to < ~ 3___L____