Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1921, Page 14

14 WOODRIDGE CARRIER LEADS MAIL BOX RACE P. A. Mertz Obtains 151 Promises to Install Letter Boxes at Front Doors. A. Mertz, carrier in the Wood- tion, and a former police- s in the “mail box week” Ampaig) with a total of 151 prom- ises secured from to install letter boxes at their front door. 4 “I want to make Woodridge 100 per cent,” declared Mertz today. Number of promises secured to date Ly other carriers follows: C. E. Bird. Takoma Park, 101; C. W. Pres- V. J. Hughes, Wilkins: 67; John Ruppel, Park and S. Grant, mdin office, 50. More than 1.000 promises were turned in within the past twenty- four hours, ended at noon, from all of 'the o Big [{3 sect gin” Watch Sale at ’ Edwards & Zanner, 704 7th St. NW Best Values in Washington Every Watch a Bargain Every Watch Guaranteed OUR PRICES LOWER and Bracelet 20-Year Elgin, 7-Jewel, Medium 20-Year Elgin, 7-Jewel, Smallest 7-Jewel Elgin, 17-Jewel Elg 14-Karat Solid EXTRA Bracelet. Special 704 7th o TB8sEEIIS0sESLEtIstsnnsstssssenstssssessssssssettessitest sestsssssetssssssstnststsentssssssitsssinnesisssteiassss sidents to date | 81! THAN ELSEWHERE OR MONEY REFUNDED LADIES’ WATCHES 20-Year Elgin 7-Jewel Bracelet Watch, Including Ribbon $17. GENTS’ WATCHES Year, Open Face, Thin Model. . 20-Year, Open Face. Thin Model. Gold, Open Face, Thin Model, 17-Jew 14-Kt. White Gold, Hand-Engraved Tonneau Shape 15-jewel Finest Imported Watch Cebran WW% 1f JEWELERS ayenue. Rena M. McCauley, 2 months, 6201 Mary- 1and avente_southwest. Kenneth Thorne, 2 days, 1408 Good Hope road woutheast. , Dorothy A. Rockett, 1 day, George Washing- Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the heaith department within the last twen- ty-four hours: Walter L. and Mattie M. Helbig, girl. Join and Jennie Elbert, girl. Jobn and Sylvia P. Monaco, girl. Thomas J. and Creole L Inmes N. Sweeney, o Mary A d_Grace K. nd Edua L. Brad k. and Edu’ Krisel Shoes ce B, and Sophia fas C. and M J. apd Maggarete Dalzell, boy. nd Frances* Simmons, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to h department within the last twenty- 1. Probert, 66, Columbia Hospital. l e H. Robinson, 53. Sibley Hospital. H. Dewey, 54, Emergency Hospital. . Johnson, 62, Georgetown University Jobn Hospital. Lena Zeltzer, 34, Garfleld Hospital. James Dorgan, 69, United States Soldlers’ Home Hospital. Anna_ M. Wood. 70, 510 10th st. Jim P. McGowan, 33, St. Elizal Mackle, 55, 4139 New Hampsbire s Hos- B Size.. SPECIAL St. N.W. The Shop That Shows the New Styles First A Dozen Styles ton University Hospital. David Lig John Mhomas Covinton, 1 yedr. Freedmen's Hos- pital. John Crockett, 31, Tuberculosis Hospital. hts, '8, '420 L, street. Tate, 42, Tuberculosis Hospital. Hoasiery —But There’s a Distinction Each one possesses its own tyles. One and style characteristics, and even the most particular®to please in footwear will appreciate at ‘east one of these new fall two-strap Pumps in_brown_kid and Russian Cali, with turn- ed and welt soles, Baby Louis or Cuban heels. Also Walking Oxfords in black kid and Rus- sian calf, with welt soles and Cuban heels. In presenting these styles, we supremacy $ wish to lay stress on the fact that the usual Queen Quality is evidenced from every angle of the workman- ship and leather—and at this price are a worthy buy. .90 Queen Quality Boot Shop Shoes and Hosiery for Women and Children . 1219 F STREET N. W. Exclusive Agents in Washington for Queen Quality Shoes October Records Ready Tomorrow—Select Them Here The New VICTOR Super-Service Store The Best Record Service in Washington—a Service You'll Appreciate. Try Us for the Scarce Records! Complete Lines of Victrolas— Victor Products Exclusively We'll arrange " convenient terms, without interest Open Saturday Evening Until 10 O’Clock The New Louis & Co. Victrola Store, Seventh and G Sts. N.W. \ THE EVENING S_TAR} WASHINGTON; D. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921.° - Bto18years.. At $12.50, $15 Other Ad- vertisement oppaosite page TP The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. S ROYAL On Sale Main Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. Fioor There’s Double Wear with an Extra Palr Washington’s Greatest and Best Clothes Value—The Only Way to Buy Clothicrsr Two-Trousers S Pencil and Hairline Stripes The New Herring- bone Weaves Choice Tweeds Fine Blue Serges uits $3 4.50 Men's and Young Men's High- grade New Fall and Winter Hand- tailored All-wool Two-trousers Suits for less than you can buy suits of equal quality with only one pair of trousers. That’s My Idea of Economy That’s the cxpression of satis- faction that accompanies the sale of all our Two-trousers Suits. All sizes for men of every build—regulars, stouts, lengs and shorts. Every suit tailored to our exacting standard and detail. . Fine all-wool fabrics, faultlessly hand-tailored in every essential detail by makers of the highest reputation. Showing all the newest patterns and models for Fall. Fine All-wool Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds. Un- finished Worsteds, Veleurs, TPure Fine Weave DBlue Serges, Smooth Worsteds, etc. The prices about hali what you have recently paid—the fabric qual- ity and tailoring better than for many years. The Neatest and Choicest Patterns Only Have Been Selected Cluh and Broken Check Effects And many others too numerous to describe, made up into suits, each with two pairs of trousers. $34.50 and $39.50. Other Two-Trousers Suits of the Very Finest Materials, Including the Nationally Celebrated Strong Hewat Virgin Wool Fabrics, Specially Priced at The famous Ethan Allen and Wanskack smooth worsteds, fine unfinished worsteds, the new tweeds and finest grade herringbone weaves. . Of special interest to every man and young man in Washing- ton and vicinity. Every suit in our stock bought for the com- ing fall and winter season has extra trousers. The practical economy and convenience is apparent. Original with the Palais Royal Men's Shop in Washington. A deposit will hold any suit free of charge. streets. Boys’ Better Grade Clothes The, very lowest prices in many years. We guarantee the wear and quality. Every boy’s suit this season with extra trousers. Boys’ All-Wool Norfolk Suits $8.95 Two pants. Excel- lently tailored suits, coat Alpaca lined, with trousers full lined. Will not be duplicated at this price after these are sold. Quan- tity limited. ‘Worth fully $1295. Sizes 7 to 16. ~ At $895. Boys’ Crompton Corduroy Suits $9.95 Two pants. Tailored expressly for us of the better grade Crompton All-weather Shower- proof Corduroy, coats lined with extra fine grade khaki drill, both trousers full lined. Corduroy belt with handsome buckle with '\ each suit. The longest -wearing ~ suit made. Sizes 8 to 18. At $9.95. Other Boys’ Two-Trousers Suits © $12.50, $15.00 to $22:50 Many' with double seat and knee, which means quadruple service; faultlessly tailored of the finest strictly all-wool fabrics. Positively the very highest ~rade -suits we have ‘ever shown. Sizes for boys to : Palais Royal—Third Floor. Floor. for later delivery. Mecessary alterations The Palais Royal Men’s Shop—Main Floor—G and Eleyenth 345 & $50 Now in Progress—Sale of Men's Madras and Percale Shirts $1.()5 Buy Your Fall Supply Now and Save 25 to 50°¢ Svery shirt perfectly made. ocean pearl buttons; coat e; light and neat patterns. Fast colors. Soit cuffs. With patched yoke. Sizes 14 to 17. At $105. Men’s $1.75 Union Suits; $1.15 Medium-weight ribbed cot- ton; ecru color. Perfect fit- ting, with long_sleeves and ankle length. Closed crotch. All sizes, 36 to 46. All perfect. At SL Men’s $1 Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, Garment, 69¢ Ribbed—the right weight for Fall wear. drawers, reinforced gussets, ankle length. broken threads. Men’s Onyx Lisle Socks H 6 Prs., $1.75 Medium-weight lisle with double sole, heel and toes. black, white, cordovan. Sizes 9% to 11%. Shirts have long sleeves; Some with small oil spots or Nothing to hurt the wearing quality. At 69c garment. Men’s Blanket Bath Robes $6.95 Regularly $10.06. Coat style with shawl “collar and cord at waist. Trimmed with silk corded edges, with cuffs on sleeves. All sizes at $6.95. All perfect. In smoke, navy and .. '“.IIIIIIIII?IIIIIIIIHIIHI-IIIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIIII‘IIIIl_hlllflllIllllllllllflljllIII.IEI-IIHHlllII‘MIHIHIIIIIIIIEIIIII!II‘IIfllIfiIHIIIUIIIIIII..