Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 29

N ¢ v THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., 1921. FRIDAY, JULY 1, % R Look Prosperous Wear Diamonds N Oilden Da.ys Diamonds were the gems of kings—few others could afford them. Today the liberal Castelherg Credit Plan makes it pos- sible for EVERYONE to wear a brilliant sparkling Diamond Ring. Extra Special Features: Diamond Rings‘ Full Cut Pure White Diamonds, Set in 14-Kt. Solid Gold Tiffany Mountings. Diamonds Give One an Air of Prosperity. When You Put Your Money in a Diamond You Make a Permanent, Profitable Investment! Also Suitable Mountings for Men. Wear Them While You Pay! Be Sure to See These Rings! This offer is open to every honest man and woman. ‘No red tape! Come and select the ring you want TODAY! astelbord’s 935 Pennsylvania Avenue EISEMAN’ S 605-607 7th St. Bet. F & G Sts. Clean-Up Sale of About 30 Blue Serge 3-Piece Suits $1 S.OO Match Your Odd Coats With Our Special All-Wool Trousers Put your odd coats to use by match- ing them with our Special Trousers. Hundreds of pairs to choose from— plain or fancy blue, gray, brown, green, etc., in flannels, worsteds, serges, cash- Plain or cuffs. They're almost given away at this price. They were made to sell for $27.50. Suits are from’ our regular stock, of pure woolen fabrics and carefully tai- lored. Sizes 33 to 38. meres, etc. White Duck Trousers Well made throughout $2.50 value Khaki Palm Beach Trousers In assorted colors Sizes 30 to 42 Trousers Regular $3.50 value An Important Sale of Cream Flannel Trousers They’re regular $10 Trousers but as they are slightly soiled we are closing them out for about % their regular price. They are of good weight and are excellently tailored. Sizes 29 waist to 36. N 5.50 The Well—Dressed Man| By ALFRED STEPHEN BRYAN. Turnout for Touch-and-Go Tennis—“Blazers” and Helmets—The Little Brown Jap Contributes a Straw—Handkerchiefs With Colored Borders—Collar and Cravat. When sport was young, the average man garbed himself in such rough and outlandish clothes that he might have been taken for Ali Baba or any one of his forty thieves. Then, it was almost dl"‘.med the mark of the novice to have one’s turnout well cut and well fitting. The qldster, veteran of countless bouts, was prone to sheer at the youngster who was punctilious about the hang of his coat or the loop of his cravat. Other days —other ways! Of late, one seems to meet more well dressed oldsters lhan voungsters on the links and v have found that a man ccause he dresses like ach sport has its own par- ticular and preferred kit, be it tennis, golf, polo, cricket, sailing, fishing and the rest. Warding Off Chilis. Tennis is a touch-and-go gal ame which demands especially sensible and practical dress because copi ous perspiration is induced and the risk of a re action, if one dawdles about between is greater A 'r‘) ward off a chill e waiting ets a long, loose coat of light, portrayed in the first sketch, is and English polo players, who, like tenn saunter through the game, but must put b into it to win. and Dieens r!cke( h:m The colorful “blazer.” originally borrowed fro; the crown. Another helmet is of silk poplin with rold to protect the neck amlnst v«unhurn is, of course. will be “too utterly utter” for most men, who do not mind being tanned to Malay brow nness, but rather rovel in it. Halrlines and Chalklines. Reverting to the belted tennis ulster, it often fastens in front with a wide belt and buckle. There are two buttons; a broad, low-notch collar; turn- back sieeves; shortish lapels and oblong patch pockets. The full-fold skirts hang with rippled drapery. arf is sometim be white fl or chalklines, or white serge, or white duck or white doeskin. v hats are of so magy braids and blocks this season, that ynu (hann;‘at put your fimger upon any particular one and “the thing.” The straw pictured it is 1unt the sort of thing you like. type with upturned edges and the “four-in-hand is foulard silk polka-dotted in white upon a blue ground, The collar is the soft College Notions. A man's handkerchief was once a downright useful j article, but it has turned snobbish and decorative, vying with the cravat in bold coloring. The handkerchief shown above has a white center and a quadruply striped contrasting border in purplc primrose and so on ad infinitum. ] e low starched collar will not down. or t will not up. Young men, and particularly vor this form almost to sketch illustrates a fashionably low collar with just l‘!lfluKh front opening for lh: four-in-hand that is ad%ufler] into a right-and-tight kno knicker golf suit of Irish Imen in white or natural color is a light, cool turnout for men who prefer tropic-thin stuffs ror the fleld to heavier wool. Mohair suits. if you fancy some men don't—are procurable i revulmg black or blue shadow Stripes. 5 patterms LLdiouni ot s ovismionnin. | OTE—Questi; concerning correct dress for men will be -nm b7 Altred Stephen Bryan, If addreased to him in care of this mewspaper. To insure a reply, a stamped envelope muit be inclosed. “Yes, Girls, Just As The Yacht Sank, I Dove Off The Bow”— Vacation Savings (4) 4% Club--1922 OPEN NOW CLOSES JULY 9, 1921 'The Departmental Bank YOUR BANK 1714 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Under Government Supervision ikt @ HiKe @ NINGile @ fliNe @ il AtduNimHele‘Mwu:enlummld scores we flm;ldflnkl’ulhhblqbndwm:nvuhlu— Green River, the golfer’s friend. Call Sas-O Bottling Co. Lincoln 1212 A @ ey @ i @ W @ NN (S 27 --a feature pr1ce of the Summer Clearance Of Fashion Shop Clothes —tailored in Rochester @TANDING alone, the figure 27 doesn’t indicate clothing value any more conclusively than the license num- ber of an automobile tells of the make of the car. It is only when 27 is quoted in the same breath with “Fashion Shop Clothes™ that a real story begins to assume shape. No more need be added---excepting that the variety is ample and that all men can be fitted. ‘—-finer groups at $39 & %37 All The Fashion Shop favorites are here—including the famous Brooks Model. We have reduced hundreds of the best suits we have to these very low prices. Every Pair White Trousers —of all-wool flannel $9.85 and English cricket That Sold Up-to $15.00 Hot-Weather SUITS An Attractive 5 Lo 51 1% In a3 variety of popular hot- weather fabrics. Youll want a sum- mer’s supply at this low price. tloth e eai e Ffirnislfing’s step out: Notaseme and Monito All Straw Hats Pure Silk 65¢ 3 Off Hose.. 'flw guaranteedhnd Including the new Disney model Pure Silk Shirts B s $4.65 Crepe de Chine Panamas’ $4.45 $1.65 Withrthe label White and Tan Collar- attached Shirts $1.45 You know how popular they are R 1 - The Tashion :‘m UPTOWN: Fifteenth and G Streets Next to Keith's Opp. U. S. Treasury Rochester Tailored Clothes Manhattan Shirts Interwoven Hose leh lnd E streeu Opp. Crandall's Wlshlnztnns lznd and