Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1921, Page 21

T : our finest Overcoats and - Two-trousers. Suits— . Real $50.00 to $65.00 Values at $45.00 mouth, now and then. i § | An efficient antiseptic is released and mixing with the saliva, continu- All-Pork Sausage Keane Provision Company have her “Secret Formula” and ence again offer this best of all All-pork Sausage. . s, - | ously bathes the mouth and. throat, | checking contagious germs. Relieves | hoarseness. Helpful for singers, ac- tors, speakers, smokers, lecturers, et Children like them.' 60c at ali druggists. 3 Special Sale of Men’s Flannelette Pajamas, $1.49 Also 144 Suits at $1.65 E At all gaod groce;,'s' and marke:t atan‘cls Keane Provision Company nothut]' ¢ bette or pimples e B e e N o BT e e todae b 3 immediate effect in the form of & crop of pimples. But the:tender skin should sespond just as quickly to a touch of Poslam apphied at bedtime or occasien~ d? during the day. 9 Eesaek persisten ith good ts e, itk good thoromch G ition e ang iy weilbe which only the **sub- “60 Years of Service to Washingtonians” In Black or Tan . SO S Y S S S W W _REAL SATISFACTION comes to’'a man with the knowledge that he is wearing the correct ‘style footwear in the best mate- ' rials and properly fitted. We assure effi- s cient- service-in our store and.the surety that -you have the privilege of . choosing from carefully .selected lasts-in a' com- plete range of prices. + The Rich’s “Beverly” with.combination” measurements 'is an unusually attractive - T e S 3 e 3 e S e (e e e (a3 b . 2 O - - w3 Union Suits,$1.39 Regularly $2. Ecru cotton suits, with closed crotch'and flat seams. Winter weight, cut and tailored to Long fection in.every detail Fleeve: e Sizes sleeves and ankle-length. _ 34to46. At $139 ‘suit. Imported English Socks, 85¢ 100 pairs, of all wool. Regularly $1.25. At 85c pair. 3 Men! Do Not Miss These Opportunjties to Save s Z 69¢ Garment Of ecru cotton. Shirts have long sleeves, drawers with reinforced gussets and ankle-length legs. Win- ter weight. Some have small oil spots. All sizes. At 69c garment. Men’s Wool Socks, 55¢ Pair Heather Mixed Ribbed Wool Socks, with extra strong feet. Very durable. Sizes 9%; to 11%5. At 55¢ pair. Men’s Shirts, $1.05 Of percale and printed madras. Well made and guaranteed to give ;atisfaction, Sizes 14 to 17. At 1.05. | Tfig%%'-l'F"lgAHB?ETGS 1B NW. . - 5 - Men’s W. M Shi A sale that should interest Pormamigtoog ezt Iidcitmo Street N.W. Men’s Wmter Men’s Shirts and Drawers, en’s ov;:i i ;dras hirts evesy fiai nd bvery Wite aud All new, clean and neat patterns. Guaranteed as to fit and color. Sizes 14to 17. At $1.29. Men’s Bath-Robes, $4.95 Of Blanket and' Terry Cloth. Made -with cord at waist and neck. All sizes. At $4.95. o Men’s Silk Cravats, 59¢ - Regularly $1 and .$1.25. About 1,000 ties in this sale. In stripes, dots, figures and brocaded effects. All made with slip-easy bands, in the newest shapes. Fine for Christmas ~presents. At 59c. ~ FOR-THE BOYS Pre-Holiday Sale of High Quality Clothés at Low-Prices - Palals Royal—Matn Fleor.. ' SEEEEEEEEEEEEN Boys’ Al-Wool Mackinaws, $8.95 Worth $10.to $12.50. Sizes 8 to 18. Little Boys’ All-Wool 0’Coats, $9.95 Splendid Coat of good_ durable all-wuol fabrics, in Blu, Brown, Gray and Heather Mixtures. All made with all-wool linings. Regular $12.50 value. Sizes 3 to 5. At §9.95. Other High-grade Boys' Overcoats of the finest all-wool fabrics, with all-wool lin- ° - Boys’ 2-Pants Norfolk Suil $9.45 All-wool Cheviots and simere Coats, Alpaca lined; both trousers full lined. Worth $10 to $12.50." Sizes 7 to 16. ' Unusual value at $9.45. Boys' 2-Pants Crompton Corduroy - Suits, $9.45 ; All-weather Corduroy, the better tailored mother who properly values the health and comfort of their mea. Buy a winter’s sup- ply“tomorrow. Think of only $1.49 for good quality Domet Flannel Pajamas with military collar and finished with silk frogs and pear] buttons. ~Cut fully large. - In all sizes, A, B, C and D. While they last, at $1.49. Others at $1.65 that are equally as good values. Palats Roysl—Main Floor. !/ T ] = : I = = Christmas E J.J. |- ; - ’ s =5 C ? d s y Y in 4 [ ] s— = NN ; ’s Sho : ] = ) ar = pm.. tomorrow, while other sections . Men’s Shop A Cards : ] Will_ branch ‘to Tamps, arriving at - - that have = N 5:10 p.m., and to St. Petersburg, ar- ~ ™ a real ap- 7 Pl riving at 6:30 p.m., respectively.” - On Main Floor ¢ peal. some- g The train was made up here of car 4 . F = thing new . . | converging from the tollowing cities: W 3 - The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. and en- F hi fais Cleveland (two cars), Akron, Boston o . i i 2 =] tirely dif- ormer - Washingtonian - Had | sna Tew York otty. Twe cars filied < y . . - from those i ittsh e Y ARInEe" Peepecinl trains W . g - u oo 2% Lived in Pittsburgh for- - | Siied i’ Gufly. trom e on' te w ‘ . : - A " een ac- April, carrying w! o [ By 2 - O s H e Are Again—A Matchl : e ;:o utaelnf. Pas' Ten Yeal's. ¢ {'&'fi; 1:0 passengers made the LrlD~. \ ere & 2 e m es " the fineat. col- John Joy Edson, Jr. former sssis- |today. p . P 2 s Hia e T S 2 E hrist he depart! f the lim- S sl % i G721t ks ovor been our tant secrotary of the Bquitable Bulld- Yiah fiffigm}l‘:’l‘:‘.‘f.mz gon- B ~ : i rtune to = as- ing Association and.at the time of his eral manager of 0" man com- T : Eorb e e "G BB etk ieton i i moraing i By G P e, A B v ® re-rioiaay ale of ver 1 ,2 00 . Make sous election 3 o'cléck In a hospital-In Pittsburgh, | &0, Tine Company: C. H.'Burden, . N T Bkl % 7 ’ now while the stock is Pa.,, following an. operation for ap-| assistant superintendent of dining car - § “ore v L complete. You may pur- pendicitis. Mr. Edson, who had lived | service, Atlantic Coast Line, and How- ™ ™ chase stamps here, too. in Pigtsburgh for the last ard- G. Rambo,, traveling passenger [ ] ® - b ast ten years,| 5gent of the line. Mr. Rambo left |y R = = The National s Bere about three weeks ago. Ho| with shio train to" supervise the ret levVer: g leason. = ' Remembrance Shop = |and falied to rally afeer an sparation | om o riorian of 1o Bea0R n \ / . = (Mr. Foster's Shap) = | vesterday. ! i = . = 14th St. v»e 2ov, from - Edson, - sr., -president of the ] = . Pa. Ave. Equitable Bulldiig. Association and . . : ST e S o & & ‘ompany, ' was notified of His e d death in Asheville.-N. C. where he is = - ngh-Grade, All-Wool - . ;fl»}l}finn and left at once for Pitts-, [ ] . i E::rvd in Spanish War, l ’l . ° = . Edson was born here about fifty o ] = years ago. "He attended the public || I¢ BEATS... as it Sweeps e schools of this city and was gradu- . . = . ated from the Hill School and Lehigh as-it Cleans: | Gniversity. “During the " Spanisn- : [] : 5 n war he served as a major i . In the Paymaster C d after-: . Rard it Eqaitable Bubing - at the Same Marvelously Low Price of . : on. 1 About_te; Mr. left Washington' od "mage " his " heme | - . 4 Pittsburgh. He became president of u a2 the Pittsburgh Watar Heater Company : and also president of the Rallway Signal || [ ] il Company, holding both offices at the’ - time of his death. He was also one of u . the trustees of the Hill School. * = In 1919 Mr. Edson contracted a se- - vere case of influenza, complications = from which necessitated the amputatign | = of a leg. Not deterred by thig impedl- s ; E ment, he upon his recovery still main- i tained his active interest in business. | . . Upon his _visit here recently, he re- ' . marked to Frank P. Reeside, secretary ! By.means of The Hoover’s ,* || |® = of the Equitable Building Association, ! New Air Attachments you ’ ' “that he never felt better since his re- | 3 [ ] 1 -5 s e e can ‘make. The Hoower (|8 . The Overcoats e duits JHis sudden death was a great shock ! twice as useful. Not only ||{m e Uverc L i ‘meml] of e ast it i i ke 10 bis many friends n thie ity 22| }';21.,"4'225,"“’.?“,‘,' ‘:rxx: i;:; . Real Th ! d uble = | Areacgeaens e o venge o nave|| . dift but also fts'powertul || M eres - o - f Just what you want to ||:ho funeral services Thursday at the air suction will speedily re- [ ] wear with an el take the chill off the ||Swedenborgian = Church. Interment move every atom of dust to ades 2 s ! probably will be In Arlington cemetery. and dirt from the soft L i room. Surviving him, besides his father, are depths of davenports or extra patr = ! ot 1‘;’(’1&?' M= ali‘bfie’ Edaon, for- ch:irs from dr aperies, o : N Onl . mer! ss Elizabet] tt of thil s b, 3 Are, o (3 3 |{sity: two sens, John, .voyhf;fl:%:d. sns doors, sills and many other I. . Now at y Less than suits of equal : 3 lau 3 i il i 1 i i ts || Edson, and & sister, Mrs. Hessle Eson 1’1""'°i°”u '""fie-”'h'e - quality with single trousers - of Los Angeles, Calif. piaces. t us demon- '] s $a sal nl = 1204G 5t Sig 12 Su :tt::'ir::‘ etsi‘:g::: 'insd 5o [] . in this sale at only e Ph P 1 140 iC! n one ma EVERGLADES LIMITED Sigation. Extended pay- o |||g Sizes 33 to 44 $33.75 K- - o ments if you desire. i P i The Easiest Way OPENS DAILY SCHEDULE 2 . Keeping up the good work—bring- g i : h to End Dandruff ||| winte: e . § . ing your clothes cost down' where I-All sizes ;v': I}:flll-m Stouts, = inter Seaso: T = ; i n of Tourist Travel to meE" F’. Bmoks C'o' Il they should be. ongs an = | & ‘There is one sduredwaé' that ],-.:JJ Florida Begun as Train H ] 3 | fan v a; com s = CPuEY $. 'i “‘;t'h‘%:"“;“;u“diss"‘, ,T{,g i "(;,‘gig 5 Leaves Here Today. Established Over One-Half * i. This is not merely a sale—it is a wonderful trade achlev;menl. = Stroy: i V. his, j e . 0 0 . . 1 = § ! 55’:";5,‘,.:;}‘.,_“,‘}‘”.;‘“.,@;; of plain, or. ||| | Crowded with scores of Florida. Century |m Made po‘sslble.by our foresight in not loading up early in the sea- & | ol ainars auid arvons avpty B, S8 | Soual Line's tpecial “Even ades Lim: |[| Leo C. Brooks, Manager || m son at high prices. . .. 2 || moisten the scalp :nd rub it in||}ited” pulled out from Union station [} Our cash buying power and Palais Royal prestige in the cloth- 8 zently with the finger tips. |[{=t 9:30 o'clock this morning om its i . , * i omTen wloe BnT an, on | ey Jouth, macking ihe insugurs- 813 14th St. N.W. . ing markets made these truly amazing values possible. u | your dandru will be gone, an o ‘{\ree]or sgur smory fmpm-;gmm:_uwl.t e tealn. consiating jof seven. Full’ Phone Main 941 |” THE OVERCOATS—The same rich and handsome fabrics, the same ¥ ontoy cvery Smagle sign and trace | seat diner. the largest-in existence: & . b ] super-grade, fine, hand quality tailoring as the wonderful garments offered B | |.x ;!t no matter how much. dan- ||| sew-stecl frée: eoclining ChRir. car = in our recent great sale. » 3 'ul 'ou may have. o = B Ji r\'ouy;lx;l fi’r;d, 100, that all itch. ™ Models: Ulsters, Great Coats, Young Men’s Ulsterettes, Raglan and » is:§p1.rnsm;fi:g;-f'§n‘§ shesscaly mil o TR I | Kimono styles, as well as plenty of conservative Chesterfields. » . i} e futy. lustrous. glossy, sllkydand i o T g g s N Colors and patterns: Browns, Tans, Blue, Grays, Herringbones, Cam- ™ {fofic and dook end:fecl aikigndred “ I L) bridge Grays, Oxford Grays, Heather Mixtures and many others; both belt = You can get liquid arvon at anv p % . a back :and belt all-around styles. sur - uuces is al. you wul need. VT Y ¥ > . d 1 +All sizes, 33 to 44, at $33.75. e | 7hni= simple remedy has never been ] L. \ 1M FHE SUITS—The only way to buy clothes. Two-trousers Suits for B 5 i e ¢ Wy One y .’ [ less than single-trousers suits of equal quality. Men with an eye to economy » v = J i s appreciate the great values we are offering in this event. Every suit with a2 H Guard A amst : extra trousers. We have included several hundred suits from our regular g | g I . L] stock that sold considerably higher. Materials- are fine quality fabrics in 4 i . p : il Cheviots, Ca§sxmcres, Flann:[, Twe_cds; etc. We call particular attention &o L erm-Laden b « . AC) the fine quality blue serge suits which are included in this offering. All the L o S || ‘I’se gwine make you all happy. Close your ||u newest and best patterns in blues, browns, grays and Heather mixtures, | ] R o eyes and jest ‘miff.’ For breikfast I g . = pencil and hair line stripes, as well as many other neat, desirable patterns. = } ters, schools and stores are the Jest * 4 has i All sizes in regulars, stouts, longs and shorts. Every suit with extra trousers = j; Baints of dissdss Sama—tp ane-ihe 'Y [ ] at the low price of $33.75. \ il | | Check thess gorms at onoo with Mrs Faun = ‘Men, We Are Told and Know These to Be the Greatest Overcoat g ! Formamint Table preven : o |/ thraat infection, sors throat or pos- ide : and Suit Values Offered Anywhere. Better Come Early and Get sibly laryngitis, tonsillitis and in- = . 3 & . b sy larmeitls, tonal o . - Best Selection. At $33.75. Palais Royal—Main Floor. u ! venient-to-take, pleasant tasting, vet i i o - 3 5 n powerfully antiseptic Tablets in your iim Continuing our Extraordinary Offering—your unrestricted choice of all L] LJ B, » L L} . " L] » L a | ] L ] _» L] L J LJ L] L] B ¥ k) L ] L} L} L] L3 2 7 . E ] " » 2 L ] L] | . b J o ™ and east fitting shoe. ; Ings. 'Sizes 3% to 10. Very special at Kkind, made expressly for us. Coats lined ¥ - . $12.50 and $15.00. . 7' Gabaadine cwill, with panta well iined; = i I L Boys’ Better Suits . belt. with handsgme buckie with each Butt. - s : HS ‘|~ At s, Fpepel .| Hie R R s R . : . : o ; | . y ‘rm all ;\;u:‘mee:mu’:-b:g oslebra Boys’ Regula= $15:to $17.50 Grade = A s quadruple. ou asece 2-Pants Suits, Special at $12.50 1001 F Street, Corner Tenth ‘ . Teats with double seat and knee. Special | Bigh-grade suita’of sirictly all-wool fab- [ ] * ' rics,'In a g« -variety of neat pal T 3 4 i & - $17.50. to $25.00 .| Esteptionally firm. tailored’ snits: sises -3 . d ' 5 to 18., Exceptional val t ] 1 ) [ ] Bib Boys® All-wool Ulsterette Style:Over- « | -t0 151 Exceptional values at S18s0. Agents for Nettleton Men's Fine Shoes—The World's' Finest: . coats. Sizes:13 to 18, * g150e |+ Boys Bell Bloyses,, .. . .7Se.and'Se - ' Fine Grade Sweater Coats and Boys' ; High-grade Hats -and’ Caps -a¢ B Boys' and 5 5 .| [ Pull-over Styles, © SLIS to $7.96 very special prices. . . . ... | Palals Royal—Third Floor., L}