Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1921, Page 4

e v U 0520 P TR S e D o — AN 0 T ORI OGN MRS RO S —— H $ E A et e 8 A e ) TSNS 840 AR A AR A T B T P Pl B L 0 LYY S AP YL A AR PRTART E v e By request—we repeat today @ Sale of Leather Bags and Suitcases 49, 75 TREAT *em rough—they’ll come up smiling. * For these pieces are thoroughbreds. Every one of them the products of a famous maker whose luggage is known for its longevity. 100 of them went in less than ~ 2 days the last time. Which speaks volumes for the value. Just what you need for vacation. Eight Features at a Glance 1. Genuine cowhide leather 2. Each piece Teather lined 3. Sizes for ladies and gentlemen 4. Sewed and pin frames . 5. Solid brass trimmings . 6. Built-in steel frames 7. Colors: cordovan, brown, black, bizskin 8. Worth $15 to $25—today’s prices Not over 2 pieces to one customer; no C. O. D.’s; _.no mail orders. Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys . £ Da'ly, 8:30 to 6 !|'FR°M : THEAVE‘\IUE AT NINTH i i i . Your Sort of a Suit $37.50 Having practiced “clothing analysis” by tne cbservation method, we are led to believe that your sort of a suit is hand-tailored and all-wool. It may be a pencil stripe, or it may be a blue serge—a shepherd plaid, or a herring- bone. A double-breasted or a single-breasted; a Wash- ington Model, or the Ambassador. But it is here, sir—at $37.50—your sort of a suit to fit your sort of a figure, whether slender or stout, short or tall. You could pay $50 for this suit elsewhere—but what's the use? .. Nationally Known Store for Men and Boys ~ THE AVENUE AT NINTH =4 Daily, 8:30 to 6 *! government established by Wash- ‘would, SENATOR WARNS -OF-RE] ‘| ON SPOT SACRED TO U. S. FREEDOM By the Assoctated Press. domd 3 the profaning . h.nl NEW YORK, June 15.— The mpe agitators vho love feither” Lruan inor 2“ ad. who u red, use the ington and Hamiltor “to bless a1l | Itselt ‘to kindle the red fames OF .future generatiéns” is being as- bolshevism?™ salled by the red hand of anarchy Found.r; ot the v?nrflu;‘l‘d‘iu on the very spot of its birth, Sen- R Ao nation, not a mere congeries address delivered from the foreign peoples clinging to lonln mg of the old subtreasury b uilding ideals, nur-ln‘ Ior | hates an street. speaking - no “Of what evail was more | He urged that ail Americans, w perfect unlun for which wnhlnx tive-born and naturalized, “be re- ton strove,” he sald, “if we of this conuen(ed to a country free, ud by permti 1t to be.dishonored and ' a flag unsullied.” DR. KLEIN RATED EXPERT| CONSUL FACES INQUIRY. ———— Nominated to Be Director of Com- |Serbian Envoy at. New York merce Department Bureau. Charged 'With Discriminations. Dr. Julius Klein, whose appoint-| Secretary Hughes has requested an ment as director of the bureau of for- | inquiry into charges that the Serbian consul general at Naw York city was as cconomlc con: :.fl’m‘, angd hf e, ulnm.e in Mr. Zottl's paper w osn. cel.their advertising con ‘The char, the Serb! | discrimination in grantin, Meanwhile the legation here is inves- 5 ng the charges pursuant to the ect of Secretary Hughes. Summer Rates e 2 com- | | oE flll.ar%c dcl.‘ul:!le{room beauti- ~1|| fully furnished, for one or two llnln‘ Gotober 31, 1920." to g0 1o | . summer rate —— EXTRA EXPRESS TRAINS. trains have been cial Table d’'Hote. eals, table d*hote or reets and Great Fllll. V ' - Y e eave the torminai at 13 || B H l I e urlington Hotel| and holiday ‘The regular Sunday ‘ Placing extra expre Tn s Vt. Ave.—Main 8980 ioe to hudlu the humr trafic on ose days. ;‘ YOUR BANK IS THE BEST TEACHER of economy—and economy is the basis ef financial success. A growing Savings and an active Checking Account in this bank will not only enable you to practice economy, they will teach you to make your economy count for the most. 2% paid on Checking and 3% on Savings Accoants e UNION g TrusT CoO. 25 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA , Cor.15th and H Sts, Northw EDWARD J. STELLWACEN. PRESIDENT |FROM_THE "AVENUE AT NINTH Famous for looks, leather and long life Te'c'lfic Shoes 775 . Teck shoes are desngned for us exclusively; made for.us ex- clusively;soldby us exclusively. Made of the .choicest leathers - obtainable, in- black, russet and cordovan colors. Easy on your feet and on your purse. Men seldom change from Teck. They have found that step for step the cost is lower in these shoes that act different, look dif- ferent and are different. -Nationally Kum‘ Store for Mancid Boys THE AVENUE AT NINTH ““Daily 8:30 to 6 NATIONALLY . I A Sale of Exchanged 'PHONOGRAPHS All the Leading Makes at Savings Up to 50% Wnl&gembfldmm:kugphomgwht we vempted yment on e purchase of il in this ulghubecn new Victrolas. ery instrument thoroughly cleaned and inspected in our repair shop and is guaranteed by us to be in perfect playing condition. GROUP “A” Priced $15.00 up Portable Models Ideal for summer camps, ca- noeing, ete—as well as the home. Many makes in many styles and woods—mainly ma- bogany and fumed or golden oak. Every one is an extraor- dinary bargain. Moathly Terms as Low as $4.00 GROUP “B” $40.00 up Cabinet Models in such woods as walnut, ma- hogany and osk. Phonographs in this gromup that absolutely conld not be duplicated at owr prices anywhere at any time. Monthly Terms as Low as $5.00 Ansell, Bishop & Turner (Incorporated) 1221 F Street Telephone Frank. 6900 OreN EVENINGS L@g - MEN’S WEAR ~ For Complete Clothes Comfort at a Most Reasonable Price It’s Our “Breeze-Weave” Suits at F G THE name gives you an impression of their feather-like weight and sold over our name assures up-to-dateness in style. As for value, we simply ask you to make cbmpariaon. QATYWO-PIECE Suits in heathers, pencil stripe " @nd tweed effeets, also plain grays: SIDNEY WEST, k. Fourteenth at G