Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1921, Page 16

16 ° " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1921.° ';Ve hmc c_izned up . ' Mr. Joe Judge Jorcemr on down a corner of our sports shop. Mr. Judge has pep and personality and we have the goods, so we ought to make a wine ning team. Naturally Mr. Judge will be glad to meet all his friends and ac- quaintances in his new | position. | Soriety Bram The classiest coats in all the land EX&Y@@Ydinary! 2,000 first quality fine Silk shirts FI5 \D when we say | say first qual quahty silk shirts, we mean sflks of lu.chest excellence made according to the finest standards. The more you know about silk shirt- Society Brand overcoats are for men who like gobd clothes and want them good clear thru. Society Brand ought to be good overcoats; it took the finest woolens from abroad, the smartest style designers in America, and the best tailors in the world to make them. The woolens are those fine Abercrombies, Aberdeens, Shetlands and Obriens from Eng- land, Scotland, Ireland—deep-bodied woolens . in dependable weaves; foreigners that will gladden your eye as they warm your body. Tweeds and homespuns, too, together with our own domestic coatings. Styled by Society Brand—by style artists who know men and fashions and how to fit the one to the other, so that their clothes will be noteworthy but not noticeable. And these coats are not merely machine sewed, but hand tailored, so that collar and shoulders hug the body and stay there. But why talk so much in print when the proof to you is in a try-on? Come in. %mtwty mfim_fih overcoats are 45 to Sale! Men’s fur Collars, 7% AN absurdly small price for high-grade fur collars of nutria or sealine. They’ll give class to your coat; freshen up an ordi- nary coat to something new and different. $1.10 golf balls, 79c ball that travels fast and The imported English Dunlo itst quality. 79¢ each; $8.85 takes a terrific lot of punishment. a dozen. > - 7 (Sports shop—~first floor.) 97 Sale men’s sweaters 54.95 All-wool Sweatéra, in regular or shaker knits We’ve had duplicates of these same sweaters 1 in stock at $8.00, so you are sure of the value. Coat style, with and without collars and with deep pockets. Heather mixtures, dark green, maroon, navy. Sizes 34 to 46 ot (Sports shop, first -floor.) The Heo]t# Co. 7th at F Where prices are guaramiecd 7th at F . / a v ings, the more you will appreciate the quality of these. VELOUR Hats at Crepe de chines Baby broadcloths Brocaded jacquards ; Striped Jersey silks Novelty silk mixtures White Jersey silks YOU are paying no ‘more than you would pay for a good madras shirt, but you’re getting the class of shirtdom-—deep-bodied silks in colorful stripes and white. Sizes 14 to 17. $4.95 each; get half a dozen if you can spare the money. It will pay you. Any shirt put in gift box if desired. To the French and English men in our midst The HANAN SHOES you may have bought in London or Paris can be had here in the same lasts, with likely a greater variety, and surely at a lower price. None higher than $15 . $3.95/ _ Real velour, soft and furry, with the sheen of satin. Hats are silk lined, silk trimmed and are sumptuous clear through. Black and colors. \ 3 N I, 1 2,400 handsome Four-in-hands $1.50 ties $ l $2.00 ties Choice at A dollar sale of neckwear, but don’t dare think these are . dollar ties. No, sirs they’re fine sitks, and finely tailored; many of them being made by hand. “Rich silks; their beanty in- ' tensified by colorful combina- tions on black grounds. Solid colors, stripes, etc. Holiday boxed, if desired, and, believe us, they are worth giving.