Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1921, Page 4

R b W N 2 Z 7 % Z Z Z 7 LS b 2 Raleigh Haberdasher Hart Schaffner & Marx SILK MOHAIR and Open Saturdays During July and August Until 3 PM. A “Cool” Saving of 320 to $25% that’s exactly what you get as a result of this immense Special Purchase Hart Schaffner & Marx Summer Suits at 3950 All Made to Sell for $60 to $65 Hart Schaffner & Marx made these Suits and cut the price “to the bone” to us. We saved money—you save money when you buy them. There are Light-weight Blue Serges; Cool Summer Grays; plenty of Sports Models; Cool Skeleton Lined Coats. Any size—for little fellows or big, heavy men. . Hart Schaffner & Marx WHITE TROUSERS 2 2 % 7222 7 N \ N Z 727 Z Z N | tective CONGREGATION TO MARCH IN BODY TO NEW CHURCH Members of Church of Nazarene to Formally Take Over Building Bought at 7th and A N.E. CHURCH OF NAZARENE, Members of the Church of the Nazaroro. of which Rev. L. B. Wil- liams is pastor, and also members of the Sunday school, will march Sun- day morning at 9 o'clock from the present church, 4th and East Capitol streets, to the new church, at 7th and A streets northeast. The congregation recently pur- chased the building formerly occu- pied by the Epworth Methodist Church.” The first service in.the new church will be held Sunday morning. Rev. J. T. Maybury of Philadelphia, district superintendent, will preach at | both the morning and evening serv- ices. The Church of the Nazarene is one ! of the young denominations, but has ! grown considerably since its organ- ! jzation thirteen years ago. It now |has forty districts ir the United States, Canada and England, with a membership of about fifty thousand. It is stated the board of church ex- | tension, with headquarters In Kan- ! gas City, Mo., will aid the local con- gregation in purchasing the new | church. DEMOTED DETECTIVE SEEKS TO BE RETIRED Frank Baur Has Been on Force for Thirty-One Years; Be- fore Board Today. Frank Baur, member of the harbor police squad, who recently suffered an attack of heart disease, fell overboard | and came near being drowned while on duty, this afternoon appeared before the police retiring board at a meeting held in the boardroom of the District building. Baur_served seven years in Uncle Sam's Navy before becoming a member of the police force thirty-one years ago. Twenty-three years of his police serv- ice were spent as a member of the de- rce from which he was de- N | moted several weeks ago. Many friends of the demoted detective appealed to Commissioner Oyster in an effort to have him reinstated, telling of his long service and pointing to his rec- ord in tralling criminals, and last week Baur appealed to Maj. Harry L. Gess- ford, superintendent of police, for rein- statement and retirement. It is probable that the recommenda- tion of the retiring board will be made to the Commissioners tomorrow. \ |[MOTOR BUS HITS WAGON. \| | Driver Charged With Failure to Palm Beach Suits Reduced to $22.50 English Cricket Cloth. $15.00 White Flannel. . ....$15.00 Striped Serge. ......$13.50 White Cheviot Collar Attached Button-down collar and French cuffs —all cut full and roomy. Sizes 13% to 173%. A great Vacation Shirt at a bargain price, And for Boys Hart Schaffner & Marx $25 Blue Serge : and Worsted Suits $1 8 85 Reduced to . . . ... Men’s $3 All Our Shirts $1.55 $7.75 tive Lasts. . Our Guarantee of Satisfaction Goes With Every Sale. We Please or Refund Your Money. 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Men’s $10 & $11 Oxfords White Oxfords, Russia Calf, Tony Red, Brown Kid, Cordovan. English Toe Models, New French Models, Sports Models, Conserva- ZZ 7 7% 7 Show Permit—Other Mishaps. A_motor bus driven by Charles E. Anderson, twenty-one years old, 1226 B street southeast, struck a rig be- longing to Benjamin Green, colored, \ N | fifty-one years old, 1226 22d street, on Aqueduct bridge last night. The bug- gy was demolished and the horse was caught by Policeman Crissman. Green was slightly hurt. Anderson was charged by the police with failure to e Y e Be Partlcular. BELT is an important part of a man’s attire in summer time. He may wear one theyear around, but when hot weather comes it is in sight—so the leather must be fresh and the buckle good-looking. You will like the belts we are showing. They are the correct width and leathers, with handsome gold and silver buckles of strong construction. Quality is all you de- sire, and prices are values that make these belts look extra good to you. $3.00 to $12.00 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©, THURSDAY, uhg"“l driver's porll.llf..t old, Rodler, sixty-two years 3 1831 PP an automobile driven by Capt. R. A. street, was knocked down by Dunn, Bolling Field, at 13th and F streets, yesterday afternoon. He was slightly hurt. muel Kline, five years old, 1217 Florida avenue northeast, was severe- ly injured by & horse-drawn vehicle yesterday afternoon while playing on Florida avenue near his home. One wheel of the vehicle passed over his feet and so severely injured his toes vantages of our representative and’ vised. Constitutional Body. Announcement was made today by the National Assoclation for Consti- tutional Government that President Harding and Vice President Coolldge had accepted honorary membership in the organization. EDMONSTON’S . Home of the Original FOOT FORM Boots and Oxfords for and Children David Jayne Hill, that two of them hed to be mpu—|rormer ambassador to Germany, is tated. president of the association, the ‘Thrifty Folk— those who like to Good Gm- opportnnltlu here, 17. ARROW COLLARS. . All popular styles of soft and stiff collars reduced. Sizes 12 to There i# mothing better for the Mttle darling’s com- fort in elther hot or cold weather than pure woel or pure wool and silk. “AND AFTER ALL" l.lc‘ i8 no better Brand MINERVA Our MR. REED is at your service fully prepared now as always to show you how to Knit and Crochet No matter how simple in Woolen and Sflken Yarns. or intricate the task. THIS SERVICE IS GRATIS. You are not obligated to us in any wax Covers, Dainty Oarriage Cappies, Bonnets, Sweaters, Coats, Bootees, Mitts and Mittens. 17¢ Perfect and fresh. A A hand - ma garment made nt of good qual- yarns, will hold its shape. Seven Fifty is a Wonderfully Low Price for These Foot Form* Summer Shoes Clothr is doubly appreci- ated. They never cramp or pinch the foot, but are so shaped and fit- ted that the shoe snugs closely at the heel and arch and supports the foot properly They are “good buys” for every well dressed woman. YARN Hats, (Imcorporated) 1334 F Street RY KAUFMN colors; money. INCORPORATED 1316 1324 7% ST.N.W NNOUNCING the Great Purchase and Sale of the Entire Men’s Stock of Open Till 3 P.M. Saturdays $7.50 _ A shoe of splendid style and character. ‘Made of a selected White. Beechwood $7.50 EDMONSTON & CO. Anundrew Betz, Manager Advisers and Authcrities on All Foot Troubles perfect INCLUDING—FM Knox, Wilson Bros., Metric, Star, Aberdeen, Alwin and other standard makes of Men’s Wear, including Neckwear, Shirts, Hosiery, Underwear, Caps, Belts, Hats, Handkerchiefs, Topcoats, Raincoats, Pajamas, Etc. mhtmnoffiye-nforfnrduhn. “list of the wonderful money-saving opportunities. —with dm merchandise we feature our own entire stock at extraordinary TOGETHER ' every purchase made. An absolutely legitimate Bargain Sale of High-grade prices. You be the judge! Mnney guarantees Merchandise at Back if Not Satisfied. Listed beloy is a partial TOPCOATS & RAINCOATS SHIRTS o $19.85 Raincosts $1 7. 50 that sold to $35 couts that $12 50 sold to 20 Men‘s HOSIERY Silk, Full-fashioned Plain and Clock Hose that wld > $1.19 Silk, Full-fashioned Hose that sold 7sc to $LSe... Lisle Hose that 25C Wilson Bros. Lisle H 1o s cotorn ¢ for-. D1 SILK VESTS White P-K Yeuts that sold $1 95 ‘v‘m_...f".': $2.95 White sook Union Suits, 69 c reduced 0. $1.35 Shirts and Draw- 39C [ ] purey, s $1.89 95¢ st aat 204 $1.89 3 for $5.50 ‘With and Without colln- svge st o $1.89 8 for $5.50 Madras and Duce- tlneszshlm that sold UNDERWEAR Men’s Checked Nain- Palm 3 for $2 Men’s Genuine Soisctte Genuine 3 for $4 Men's Otis Lisle Union o $1.35 3 for 84 Nainsook Separate duced to. Men’s 15c Hand- kerchiefs reduced to 25c 4 for.cceiicoaeannne Linen Handker- chiefs (initial) that sold to Soc. 3 for.... 7sc BELTS AND SUSPENDERS Belts that lolfl 296 “Belts that sold 50 C NECKWEAR aar w0 $1.55 cesosccesn St Pure S|Ik Tlec that 9 5 C ST 55 ezt ¥ 20 4 for 91 CAPS Knox -Caps that sold «" $1.95 Steinmetz that sold i $1.35 Leather Strap S-upendm re. 69c oS ,it $1.19 creve” paiams $1.69 | reduced to. 3 for 84 ANY STRAW HAT IN THE HOUSE Take your choice of any sennit or split braid hat in ltock, excluding Panamas and Bankoks. All new, fresh goods, in popular styles, and all sizes, 65§ to 75§. For- merly sold in regular stock up to du price. On sale while they lnk [ R $450 and now r regardless of :ou or farmar 1.95 NOW HONORARY MEMBERS |1 "scoots Tatormea as to ~the ad i:“.i‘:.’-‘!"lfi';"%&’.’?&'.;‘fl"“»..’:’d President and Vice President Join Ask for No. 72 “Foot Form” Last The comfort of Foot Forms in Summertime Single Grip Pad Garters, in all quality —save B. H. Stinemetz & Son, Inc., 12th &‘F Sts. N.W. AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR