Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 16

1897 897 THE_EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, _D. O, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ‘28’—.1922., “Szlver Bells Preclazm Golden Opportunztzes / Tomorrow, Fnday, Wzth a Silver Annwersary Sell-ebratwn” to Thnll EveryMan' —-—a galden apportumty! 1,000 Young Fellers’ and Conservatwe Fall Suits every man. 25 A Silver Anniversary Special in Men’s Suits that has the ring of true value- giving—hundreds and hundreds of suits to pick from, including two-pants styles for the young man. You have the choice of all-wool cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds, fin- ished and unfinished worsteds and all-wool serge—for the young man—sport, form- fitting and double-breasted models. 3 button conservative -models for the older men—checks galore, stripes in abun- dance—plain shades—patterns-and color combinations too numerous to mention. Sizes 33 to-50, so we are prepared to fit 2 or A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection 1,000 Pairs of Worsted Trousers - Step-into line, boys, for this extra blg value—it’s our birthday, you know, and we're treating with real values. Blue, gray and striped worsteds; sizes 29 to 48. Also gray and tan tweed knickers. $4 95 Whew! 5,000 Shirts Some Shirts, fellows. Look ’em over tomorrow ~and the Birthday prices! Try to match the values elsewhere—variety, price, quality and quantity—a line to suit any man. 2,000 SHIRTS of High-count Percales, in neat stripes—soft cuffs; sizes 14 1016% ihessont s sz 1 95e 1,500 SHIRTS of Woven Mad- ras—soft cuffs; sizes 14 to 17... $1 69 53 016000 “EM?{IQY’;_ SHIRTS — $3.50 and .00 grades—Silk Stripes, Rus- sian Cords, Madras, etc. PAII siges $2- 65 p 1000'C§‘ILKJSH1RTS of fine repe de Chine, Jersey Broadcloth, y etc. All sizes. - $4-95 "600 PATRS GRAY DUPLEX:-FABRIC GLOV ES—self and black embroid- $ 1 1 0 ered backs. Sizes 73 1092 000ee P- $1.00 COWHIDE BELT AND BUCKLE Ci OMBINATIhON ,f;nmne cow- hide strap with initialed silver. pomlmckle.................df: 790 3;,000.52’}11'-Sofl Reversible Collars, 20¢: Each (4 shapes—all sizes) 50" SUIT CASES—TFiber and $3.15 black enamel; 24-inch size; ame smacn” 616 I7th Street N.W. 500 Suits Pajamas $2.00 Kind $]:85 *Universal® cambric; silk frog trimmed, full cat"and roomy.: Also Valco flannel, plain and striped, in all sizes, Hosiery 1,000 pairs Plain hnd Colored Silk Plaited Hose (in all 49¢ 512€8) sreeseceiiescacocane 3 -for $1.35 1$1.09 “O1d: Tyme™ Wool - Hm. plain and heather shades. 1,000 pairs. ‘All sizes, 10 to- §9¢ . 1134 cesecsaces 3 Patrs vecsvavsssse 1,000 pairs of Flne Plain Lisle Hese. All solid 29¢ €0lOr8 sesecesesasesssivoce 4 Patrs for $1.00 500 pairs of 78c Pure. §9¢ SIl:llo-e..a : 3 Patrs_ sesensnsece: Cream and Gray Ribl After 25 Years— A Supreme Sale to Show OurSupreme Youth! NLY the store that stays ever fresh and O youthful can survive to grow old! - The zest for betterment, the ambition to serve, the determination not merely to keep.up with but to lead the spirit of the times in modern merchandising—in these things the Man’s Store finds new fountains of glorious youth as it profits by the experience of age. ‘We have sound reason to believe the men of Washington find today, as they have found since 1897, an uncommon responsiveness to both their spoken and unspoken desires—at this store. Now, as always, it is our pnde that, regard- less of conditions, we can meet our customers’ preferences with a COMPLETE brand of serv+ jce—one that satisfies alike their ideas of qual- ity, fashion and price. ‘In keeping with this thought, we announce oiir Silver Anriiversary Sa.le with the distinct fee’.mg of performing an’ economic service to the men of Washington. ! Every article in the " sile is new—of a standard of quality and style on.which you will set your mark of approval as enthusiastically as-we have set ours. And, as-Man’s Store traditions of quality are vupheld' even:Man'’s Store traditions of value are “ overwhelmingly exceeded! Gnldm Ofipammmes in - UNDER WEAR 1,200- nuvy-wel:ht (sz grade) I-.I.-m S hirts and’ meen Sizes 30 to 46, - 95¢ Each Unfon Suits Regulars and stouts (36 to 48) 8149 . Promotlng sale of "Hztcb" and “Hatchway™ (one-button and’ fiutton]eu) Union Suits, $125 to $3.50—at straight reduction’ of "~ 15% for sale-time- onlym dehts for every season. (Exclusive - agency) il ; Jooo $1.25 Hsnvy Crenm and - Knitted Scarfs— ! {oE . Scarfsi—= . Wool Poplin Scarfs— s “The tie with the long life” : i f—g. go]den opportumty. 750 Men 5- and Young Mens Topcoats and Overcoats Bity yours now, boys. Don’t wait until winter’s winds blow. Many of these coats.are made of Oregon City Virgin Wool, in light werght, heayy weight and ulsters. We have *em—no nieed to look elsewhere—in all the pop-. ular shades—browns, grays, tans, heathers, ox- fords, etc. Belt all around, half: belted and plam —kimono and raglan sleeves—as:vell as con- servative models. - Now, take.a. tip. from us, this is our birthday, and we are spreading the “table” with the best we,can offer at a small profit. This $25.00-Coat Sale is.our “center- piece.” Go to it! —-A Small Deposit ‘Reserves Your Selection 500 Pairs Pure Worsted Trousers $6 45 Supe) Value Fall Hats Boys, here’s a birth_day bargain worth waiting Snap into line for one of these bang-up, Good Fall Hats—super-value Hats, we call 'em— over two thousand in the lot—quality, shade and price that meet with approval. No better trousers value-elsewhere about town—our word for that—of striped wor- steds and serge, in a full line of sizes—500 pairs all told. Get a pair to match that odd coat. New Fal! . Ties 3000 75¢ Fine Silk and " 49¢ 2,500 $1.25 Silk and Knit- 1,200 Real $3.50, 1,000 Real $5.00 ted Scarfs— 89c Fall Fall st Hats Hats 1,000 $1.50 “Indestructo™ and Handmade Scarfs— - $1.19 .89 8369 750 $200 Fine Heéavy Handmade Imported Silk _ Young Fellers® Caps About 600. all . told—l-pxcce and Spnece tops—new shades and shapes. $1.39 $1 39 $1 89 $2 19 1,000 Plain-color Silk and 89c Paragon frame—special. s 1005-1007 1922% The Man S Stores Celebmte Their 25th Blrthday§ ;'10;0,.(,‘1.0}?1«4 UMBRELLAS, $1 09 . Rkt i Z 7% N X, N Z Z N