Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 27

‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 192L g &) % v. started a LINGION, D. & U sy, ~» o e e, e o ‘ = 3 the author's business. the to; » of H 9 Though Saves Repui Charges. |1 ar tas wervered & meane, ot COMMISSIONER TO REST. s Helj o Owi—_| | EFFIGY ON RICH MAN'S DOORSTEP | v, wincs moues e ¥rom the New York Sun. . R e eane AT ary,s E A and dollars in authorship even as in Maybe its ehivalry. or maybe it's ©n my sbark pluss need cledn- | gol, Kutz to Take Ten Days Before Pens Poetic Pastor CASTS SPELL ON CUBA’S CURIOQUS | mercantitc trade, it win never make plain curiosity. But in any event, a|ing or my motor nceds tuning, do I { . > g r Woman driver in a stailed automobile | go (o a garage? I do not. Instead I Railway Hearings. About Scant Styles one z';Z'L‘l“r'&?Tn‘d::'Z,T.‘,’:é‘??.‘,. Nelther Wil attract ten times the crowd and | oo my good-natured and good-look-| District Engineer Commissioner NEW YORK, June 30—Scant e | ently denies the real ereative im y tem the jatrention & nan, 0 o v sumuer styles, ax exhibited in NA. Cuba, J it il 1-‘ ¢ voodos, devils 8 L al creative im- gimitar \ command. |ing stenographer out for a short|Charles W. Kutz will be the first e e o HAVANA, Cuba, June 30.—Rein evil ey, Fear of voodoo devils | puise. ' “The' creative impulse. may - Jigg pin. I stop the car and do a dis- |of the city fathers to take & brief ! D onn Boach Biratam, paster Ing In his shambling horse, an agea | Whose fearfully mutterel names | make money or'it may mot—it ts inc e appearing nct while she moves Into ' Loiiite from several months of hard of Calvary Haptist Church, to negro cab driver early one night | “death before sunrisc” sert them | any writer who Jate 1t fome rsary the drivers seat and assumes an ex- OB IO e O ehington | Pen a “poem.” which wax Kol recently removed a bundle from | scurrying homeward | oo G | fed while the central office of his S ess. i i, H N throug! tn necon e lon But before dawn the effigy had { mind onduet; a p crowd collects. Invariably some gal-|tomorrow for a ten-day vacation. | Millions Going to Other Coun-| | iu: pubuc prinix today. the shadows of his coach and de- | gisappenred. | ek Turely for proAt in Sotes i o lant young man who chaufteured &ni | qng Commissioner's general desti- - Wrote Dr. Straton: posited it In the doorway of an = == wake some fine day 1o find the sud. ambulance in France guarrels w is A i i - istocratic _residenc ’ Z ; o2 ade 7 kirt, Lo near the 1. 0 it b i 3 nother Vours man who“worked In | nation Is ennsyivania, where be will| - tries, Due to Inefficient T ntent wotilua vt | | Malecon, Huvanae buysnore arive. | Denying the Creative Tmpulse. | Giugrams” and codincations tory back in Detroit for the honor |strect railway rate hearings on July 14 U. S. Agent But every time she Rot ariS Mickering VRt of 4 nearhy | prom the Literary Review. { - Just state of that man shall ; i : 3 o arduous t: . S. H 3 - worse—and Jus #nd privilege of putting my car toland affer that the arduons task of gents, inmde halt pussers.by to distinguish the one. Well, this, at least, may be sald of o B ey Thetiek A st Fights. All the stenographer has to |preparing the District's annual bud- i She was more than lines of the bundie. Apparently it | taterior and Ext o is o show em where the tool box |get. Commissioners Rudolph and | By the Associnted Press. way out” lines of the bundle - Apparently it | R. K. FERGUSON, INC. 11+ is. .For quick. cheap and ‘effective |Oyster will try to work in a Pew | RIGA, Latvia, June 1.—Millions of In a_proxe foreword, delivered husked cocoanut, with - the fier SON, INC. jin'se. |service 1 Can highly recommend this |days' rest before the budget-framing | goiurs in ready cash are goins to| | from Bin pulplt Sunday night. husked, cocounut, with the ber o aiwst | system. ordeul begins. Enslish, German and Duteh firms | | Dr: Straton declared he did not pearance of atragly hair and the | from the Baltic states because of the athectakvreeplng wtyieh o btk et e x',‘_'"-(,g'fi;"]n":i""d- | almost unbellevable unfamiliarity of “There in a xtvle for women's what apparently were twigs,and A even the largest American firms with | | drexses which fx in harmony berrles. g i orel e 2 With the Laws of snnitation n e cat dilvel hardiy s ] foreign trading conditions, and even | | WHR the lares O SUrESton Oa sle Sl arier hartly: Bnd e | geography, says Americans here. | | Tty he mald, | | comgrexated on thesidewalk be- | Dozens of big orders for which L] fore the portico that shelterea the cash was actually in the banks in eMey. " The wroup swiftly. wrew | G ¥ ave o 5 3 crowd, composed | avork have veen lost, to Americs IEXECUTIVES OF RAILWAYS mostly of megrocs and mulatoes, : N 3 e . 3 e Tl ! Noisy before they caught a glimpse \ Your choice of these makes at the lowest price ever offered in the history of tiradom. s Sapiany, Ditle sates ) agnEER WITH PRESIDENT | f,ttz moiioniess faure. the spec- | It is time, sald one of these N ators, after giving one glance. | FISK Americans in Riga, who has had to ],,'f.“,‘l”:,'}"J.'l’"kh‘[‘.f;:,fi,';,'}z became a : ¢ orders in G ad 5 ¢ . nervous I PENNSYLVANIA 95 T ) “Whin "America could | Mr. Hardisg’s Views Expected to | ssemblage. The suppreswid ex. | x PORTAGE . have had them, “that the heads of A citement became more pronounced | GENERAL American firms realize what the, sub- Be Presented at N. Y. Meet- :‘u:: Fr(,rr'“::"’:‘ :x:‘n“d ragged Hai- | their foreign ordinates in charge o i UNITED STATES trading departinents are doing to -ing Today. (nonotonous air off inclr tom- -Ski MILLER ictl i them & s ns and notehed bashes. Non-Skid Strictly Firsts Most.of them, brought up on so- [ pMembers of the Astoclation of Nobody touched the effigy. net | catied American’ eficiency avatems | BAIIAY Heecutiven, who beve BeCh | even the policemen atiracid to p ¢ W il o R ed to mee > 01 oday. e scene, who confined their en- that may work well at howe, but o mael In New .york tolav. 1o confined their en SPECIAL-Z Kelly-Springfield Non-Skid, $15.00—SPECIAL TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL OTHER SIZES ure absolutely hopeless abroad. try ergies 10 keeping the sidewalk fto do business in 12 . ° ° ope. edoriing | tue . Harding on | clear. The windows of the house to “form 2 form 24 or Whatever | Certain radjustm blems which | jiguf remained shuttered and a o before th ociation. Theke | clomed, althoush mieame of uld apply to similar light form they w views are belicved to have been pre- | The following exceptionally low prices on 6,000-mile STANDARD MAKE plain tires are made [ |dcals in america | nented to the steering committec of | WA ATed that the family wax possible through enormous purchases necessary to stock ou chain of stores. b Clten Cane.i8 Dlustratiog, the assoeation, which conferred with nst uninvited visit- » Niustrate, not long axo, [ had ’rlrl“ B :ld{‘t vmfltr-my x"l‘flvwfi‘n- W Inter the ¥ |an urgent rder for 40.000 suits | The conmittee to the Wh el 32x3Y%. . ceeee... $11.75 34x4Y ... oiiia.... $20.00 of underclot for a Baitic state. | Hou the President's invitation. tose leuving i 1 e lmrapind o & big American | Althougl no definite information was | ISR (ielr steps as they pasw: d 31x4 .. v... $1350 35x4Y%............... $21.00 B | e R i icn®10/000 sults | fortheoming after the conference, it | Lhrough the deserted strects with { K | hiney s D gainst docu. | was asmmed the proposed rfund- | apprehension in their backward 33x4 .. ... $1430 36x4Y5. ... $22.50 oy anee ing of fie ro a result of wov- | Eline d frequent signs of the 34x4 Two or days lat v iment ohligations growing out of | CHiY - Ansonmey D mented x4 . ¥ 5re 35x5 ............... $23.00 it Moane oredit wat period was one of the prin- | With fing rossed against the 4 4 ! Seles tions dise d. ' - 32x4Y,. e 37x8 . .iieniisienens $23.50 . to digest: th L " 1 ame ErouD ' o0 e%64%04%4%4% 4% 4% 6% 0% e e%.0% e ¢%.070e 0.0 T 0-0-0:0-€06%-6% o e%0¢%0 ¢%¢% o%.e% <¥0.e% <" ) $ B | coived u cable, warinz: W : N 0:“.“,“,“.“,“‘».n.u.u.n‘oo.«.n,u.n’».w.w e X XA X XGRS I I X2 X S = 2 & 0 i o e vith Si ary Hoover of the Depart- Orders Wiil Receive Prompt Attention ow, T suppose his ‘form 22 re h ‘whom they | €% o L] . b | nuired him to do that, but | wired e am Y | ‘. v 'S All Sizes Non-Skids at Proportionately Low Prices g Work bank. What are yout | “hair “ o -w York bank. What are your < | 3‘ ' . e . s - . De ‘uyle . P. Thom. | 43 o< Come in and Get Acquainted With Real Tire Values . i oSome duys tater 1 Eifrax:c&_:":;!o 5 5 ounscd of m»‘-!;‘ .2. b [ gram 7 ce do 3 ; spectiv oward | S someth like ‘that. N Elliot. of the Northern Pacific Daniel | z 2 . . ble time was 108t in @0 yijaeq of the Baltimore and uml <0x' 0:0 > B a samul Tea of the Pe | malgamated Tire Stores Corp. J oot ol s e s et e of o 3 4 i 4 s that 1 wired an Ens- {8 Lyette of the Uni RS .2, = . My answer from it wa pdsoe of the Santa Fe. i 924 Fourteenth St. N. W. Phone Franklin 6188 JHEh T Nl omat T munted: The | Dpasceiol the Banis e [.3‘ & d | Weient ot <hipment, probable date of Aristocracy Quits Politics. ‘,8, Con() y orner .:. detivery and everyihine that 1 Wahie | p 1. fuymond. in the Arintic Mothir l}. $ ed to know. The Eunglisa firm gof St . i o er and to e cush the New | Tl truth would scem to he that! 36- 38 S t St . c— grdsroand taok Ahe cush i porticat ambivion Jn lacking. amont | ¢ 7 7 eventh ree Corner H & () » 2 KD e DOUBLE-BED Yo anK. rite American firms for |the landed and historic familics of | 5 | qatntopues, 1 get catalogues without | Enlad). probably because the re- c {pric K Luppose they think it is un- | waks of politics have shrunk. while | L Lo ien Jist fnd get price lists with- | Thi pay of an undersecretary is de- | x. 2 2 S ‘ . Size 72x90 Perfect Sheets, with ogtes . ] riors. und the subjects u st 1o : a - 53 z i 3 British firms print com- | q ons ol V. 8, ade ), & : INCORPORATED v tkl‘ouhle rmle L'E‘nllcr seam and G-inch B i «41.{’1.flfu:--r‘,§1\-tnz T at one Tfl form "dl ceonomic 020 : ‘:. ©» W em. Onedayionlyjset e, oW They save valuable | ly—are not calculated to Fuc | oby 1316 ©1324. 7™ ST.N.W. of mail correspondence and get | yanis politicians 1% g <& the order: The cadets of moble hou & b 4 i to little fun and too much work In | % g | Another Example. | t% lower house. and there is really ol b 4 Another American in trade in Riga great point [ z : fowed the correspondent a cable- | ¢ing in the upper RN b4 jsram from one of the biggest oil cears or more z {companies in America, in reply to his B e et tea ot RN .z' Quote me price | aa debates are often itelegram which said i | refined coal oil delivered Riga.” The ira enough on a show night. ¢ Z L PEd | .nswer read: “Crude oil has gone up ¢ are for show. and for show picl | barrel.’ I no vote is ce >al | “Now.” said this American dealer. "1 hem, and a career ¢ . i {aidn't want to know about crude oil parade ground service. i {and 1 haven't time to fixure out what| Thus the spirited voung aristocrat | 3 effect @ rise in its price would have |,f the period i3 much more likely to K on coal oil that was badly wanted bY ko in for lion huntius. if he is rich lLuyer. or for selling motor cars. if he ix pos 2 In many such ridiculous cases Ifthan to apprentice himself to the d have telegraphed directly to the heads lclining polftical trede. * 2 of firms in A';mht‘rwun e n:lnmfor:\l:x: £ ation an ave received p = = : Sitlafaction: But 1 haven't the time Man-Eating Mexican Wolves. K2 * 2 4 Snort Wearabias Giving you the benefit of bargains now when you want them—that usually come after The FOURTH. Here are the makings of two busy days for us—and two big saving days for you. ®, * K2 > o e e g ZXEERXED % oo . K2 % * % * localities of Mexico, 150 tn 200 Tex. Never o mps, causing indignant pros A0 R 90 e P ‘.§. : 4 & <3 A z + all of them. So the Germans p = "o 2 Gar :3’ ] ] PY 3 glish get the orders.” el b 7 s nerso nave : .f DTS R ol the been killod and devoured by wolves in 499 \ g the San Pedro and Cuatro Cicnegas (e 1 & - - a e poageede 2> Duyers to dig down in_then] southwest of E -r 3 : story of that region have < ts to pay postage due in rublti ) oyo gepredutory animals becn so | g% .x \ or marks of whatever the unit hap.| these depredutory animals been so 3. b s pens to be: i fantastic ad | stated. They run in packs and do .x. everal _{.s—reduced 3 $6 to $7.98 Values in | White Gabardi Some of them bedr fantaetc %0 | not hesitate to attack travelers upon °$ < N. - Smart i ite Gabardine e e One letter Tn Tepiy to re | the FoNds ‘and treln .2nly recently ‘x’ ozo ew, Sma - Pa ¢ letter In rel a party of five Mexicans were making : 2 WASH SKIRTS C || om0 Siip Tor Ganit o bix conaien | 8, arty of v Mixicans uete makin® | g Jersey Sport Suits— & D I R I I ment of goods from \: ‘._:r “m(l way near Cuatro Ciencgas when they 3 : as roc Rousing big value sale of neat, cool Summer Skirts, with voke |§lRiza said the firm was sorry, “bit| were artacked by wolves. The men | ¥g# Heather mixtuzes & top. pocket and button trimmings. Assorted -sizes. Perfect. Big o shipping facilities on the i mage o desperate resistance. but we 3 L 4 2 selection. finally overcome by the hungry ani good _assortment o i o< selection ..........l L] oo X0 . . mals, The =keletons of the victims, g ) . strighed of all flesh, were found the < $10 Duplan’s Baronet Woman Pear! Divers. foTiTing doy. by travelors who han: ! eby s e raann ity Bior peved to be passing that way. At the ; %) < R S vomthe Kan ST ers in he | Tafuba ranch. near San Pedro, a night | e8y } cecesscaann The only_woman pearl divers in he | {80 FERCC: €08 Ciked ‘and” Kilted ,’z & g pocieHmmering black. white. rose. orchid, Harding biue, faney .“vnrm ure‘.!._m:\:\gsr. 2?";?3‘;—1““.!:}&}2 {1y wolves. Many cases of attacks ;e . 3‘ ocket and pearl button trimnmed. i sizes—the must Dopila g |fiin a certain sor arl e i ade by the anims | 5 . Sud pocket N trimmed. Regular sizex—the mot poplar chtke) | [ 10 &0 cettain, gorly Of pe teing made by the animal in ’i. Silx Shentrng Suits b 4 yearsako | ghich they were Killed or driven off, by an enterprising subject of the | STl " i mikado named Mikimoto, who igpro- | prictor of extensive buds of pear) ers near Toba. on the shoes of{ o . the Japan sea. il The Original Gamaliel. The process consists in introlicir€ | prom we W tiny metal pellets or other ‘oreifh | Gamaliel. from whom the new Presi- | objects " oysters wionon : Lt I e 1 hree yeirs 4. |den takes his middle name. lived in able Organdy, Figured Voile and Check gham Dre and mis trim- med tace and ruching: fast - color frocks of August style * The finer gra<! of siliv: cut on th > new models ... @ fully PLAID SKIRTS .......... 1 99 Women's black and white. hlue and sand, emart : a, « S0OTt medels with detachable belt. pocket and button—large range of designs. Jumble Nala specia! SR o foegeeds Y XX KD 0 Journal, b (&p] s N =t el | | | and serviceable qualities: N . & nothin ool und no Then the bivalve is r-!ur;\l'l tr;.‘ll;“he fifteenth century, B. ‘ = .z. V: and, when taken up fotrr éar: vas n of I . i Wash- Tan Pongee and e e P d jbout | HE was the son of Fudahsur and ozo o Linene € Desirable model- and carefully made. of ° Tywnad 7 2> P % prince of the children of Manasseh, £ the son of He Unfortunately. the foreign bbject{Amon. was K often adheres to the shell, andfn that | the Lora com case the result is mot the pirfectly |ber the children of Is ronnded jewel desired, bul ¢ Dearly |up that were able to £o to war, hemisphere. It is indcrsod, how liel was among those nam et “thanks to the ad/ption of | 1ssist in the census. He w. an improved and more 8cientific list of whom the Bible say rethon the output of rowtd pearls | were the renowird of (he consres: i now much greater than prmerly. |tion. princes the tribes of their “The woman divers do al the work | fathers, ads of thousands in of xathering and replantiif the pearl [Isracl™ oyste They are exthordinarily | On the eighth Faney Color WASH WAISTS, Worth up to $3.at each nucleus. Many odd stapel are the result % o e Big Value Sale in Cool presses ... $1.98 ared Voiles Laest model ckiah, whose father. 1z of Judaa. Whe inded Moscs to num el from twent « SALE OF 9¢ deizns - Hght and dark zronndes oot Jenerhe 1 1 * 4 s e% ot X y o e i i | i ! atural 1 K2 * Targe assortment of Tawn Summer Frocks in sizes up to only any son have ecer seen XX dexiens and Cool and neat. Wonderfui bargaios. i K2 '’ Re o> % f the dedication | speciully—buy ull yon necd joograleadraleciraiecdoideas WOMEN'S husky and muscular, nnrz‘:";‘:( r‘\::le\- jof the x;&bur?.c't- 3 licl's u:. mzy 3 | Sl Fiivedis: it . AP i ; der & < ed of onc silver charger | Siik 2 } 1 ’ 3 HAW[ %/ B = Veighinz 130 shekcls; ome silver ! /4 | SOty . Q g HAND’CHIEFS Cl“ldren (3 Wearables : RON GING S, 9 C minutes a‘;“:‘.‘e_._‘v— LD seventy: < After. the 1% (,4 /L:A on sportive mod » . . from f Sicendent: Rine wad I m,, cut i 7 .«'hlvkn\ln of nthe sanctuar _l;viflh "m:eul ‘.z. els . e L] Cut m Prlce resist. Nee these means! ’ Renslur’- i 'n",-m:i:-;;nzl::, a4 wi \p?m“ of .3’ Secona Ploor. .i . ’ . From the Argonact. 7 ten shekels full af ineas- - 090 voung | Muslin Drawers, Z, o o)yr """ 19c. The long suffering frofessor smoth-| pullock. one_ ram. one lamb of the first i.i. 4 :‘.,:::o '[‘,,(::‘:::' o) ':, l,; ‘,?”'igc B it i RS fersa bis wrath; angent down IOl e goats for a sin oft n-,-;':t\-akéiel‘.','.i oo See the Bathing Suits—Sweaters—and Blouses. You'li find wonder- §, . large va ! s y C | dressing: herfect and cut from full plece. Sprcial. h e five ats ol fve fambs of the ! . i o va Nainsook Union Suits......... 55¢ — . Are yu;xylln:o“g‘;;;r__ogmg fvet youd for 2 macrlfice of peace of- % ful values among them. Marked at special prices. o‘o SXorS e et with tlf pipes, . Pirst Floor. 3’ e X * A 2 R s % 304304 * White Dresses, 2 to 6 yrs.......9Q tinkg W wies” L Women's Gingham Dresses, with §] 4 LONGCLOTH, $1.39 Feen e fan ongr e It's All in the Salesman, | Drop-Stitch bloomers. .. ? From the Xew Yo'k ¥us uv-nor." Rub—How! Lir; »> v chamol 100 Gakardine Skirts 2 Leadersin Silk Hese . ine English Longeloth (yard-wide) with sup SILK HOSE, 59c | Gingham Dresses, 7 to 14 ¥£s:$1,00 | 22z mitehie fof nics undérwear. ete does an_ oil ) % nnd camtosan | Baby Short White Dy — ~ mEMNANTSoF it Unppose It Is quite all | have to be to be o d 45 “payin "’ ‘hite—cled i . Pure Silk: perfect quality: imitation full- 4@ etk Ul | ieinerts Jifty Pants. ... FINE CRETONNES, 123¢ |/}t somitess B SIS el b Bl et & o e et i G YC e ; & Seen rein foreed: o {up the wrong) T tie ch ter | ste ave - s —fan rcke = sientid il | Middy Bloues, all white. ... B b st el c };‘,.‘,{;;d"““f{..";".‘,‘.‘.‘fi,f,’;.,‘,"tfj‘p“‘; on : 198 and"pearl, button trimming.q....... All sizes and colors c ogo e % Rogalatio Regular 2c valies. Just enough fo Tan Friduy. - fl fire 7 . Cancel Qur Tickets, Too. (253 Our Special Valus............ 0:0 i == f—— Feom Loncun Taneh. o Surf Satin Skirts—extra fine qual- H laim th - AL zolel | 3 L 3 STOCKINGS, MIDDY Pillowcases Reduced, 21 ||| london fotmajers cluim that the . A scicntist states that it &e.fif‘;i%? ity—and with unique pockets aud$ .98 o New tailored fnish Silk Hose— 98 & iy = R larger, dy probably to their addic- | gco.ch-d during the day or froz BOME veeres onreom e o s === full - fashioned — white. cordivan s s \ lsc Reguliny selie ot st 000 muslin Kinds, with 8.inch hem. §| (9EECF, Yf- tennis and other SPOrts. | to denth at night. That settles it ? 26ar) BULONS - ooz comacunmransan and brown. Corded effect. = oxo b okt ks NN B S T (i A We shall not visit the moon. & siccaa Fser. g $3.50 grace = & Chofee of B1a : = B pox. hite, o DR ESSES Misses’ and Children's $2 and $2.50 BadSpelling Fails S - .fo small i Play Oxfords and Sandals fo Effect Validity We' thebest | |% U d kirt s . l ° RX | Of This Indictment /e've got the best | |8 naers pecials Il & adei Dl mican. kind of Home Rule | g 3 EDERICK, Md., June 20.—. z °we .in our house ‘MUSLIN SKIRTS—With embroidered flounce and ch R (X a X o) ‘o’ dxe of the Frederick county reuit conrt and a member of he appealx court, and Axociate udge Glenn H. Worthingt ‘Who quashed the indictmen: f court of appeais of Mary- % dust ruffle '~ B || dust rufile ....... o i A R Y iutar Fammona Crnerschict —and that's ; H ats & = * MUSLIN SKIRTS—Of sheer qua with lace and em- KD fine. hemp and n TE KEDS For Men, Women braid model and w . . - Chiidrenx hopuist | Children's plain white or blue or WHI (P Ginaeen ) § straws rl"_;"f_m:i pink collar and cuff styles, in_sizes Light and dark tan calf styles, in sizes 815 to 11, 2. bar- | 8 to 16 years. Fine Lonsdale jean. 11% to 2. Solid leather lasts—durable and neat. t. Special for Friday only. o, s’ oo dre; broider; il ing; di lii! il o e e i 98C | Worth Up to $5 WASH SATIN SKIRTS—With double shadow-proof panel, hemstitched and scalloped fronts. Flesh and White. 5o C T N, WU - S S $ 2'98 c SHADOW PROOF PETTICOATS—Muslin and Satine; in Flesh and White— Sport Hats, Sailor and Dress B 98¢ and 31.93 Hats—of smart shapes and ef- 3 :.'0 in e case of the state agalnst {Roy ~Warfleld, charged with { pincing an obstruction on the track of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. When the cane was called for X g am gains in this SALE OF 150 MEN’S SUMMER SUITS 9 85 X X0 Do eoedrad trial discovery was de that the (ndictment contained word “tract,” which was inte ed for track. In other places the indictment, however, the The ideal vacation or summer office suit—great assortment of mohair, cool cloth, feather-weight and crash suits, in single and double breasted stylish mod- els—shown in both light and dark plain colors, as well as striped effects. Well S radradradeadradss tailored garments that are samples, and were made to sell from $12 to $15. Just e e arectly Npellef. Pirst Ploor. ® about enough suits to last Friday—so get in early, men, if you want one of these s \ super-values—and remember, no charge for alterations. B ) RK) % 0o R P02 Loeds 4 .WW 5 9% XEXIXEE o