Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1923, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., FRIDAY, JANUARY FAMILY DECIDES TO KEEP CAT | EEBBE ' I FROM THE | AVENUF AT NINTH | WHEN BANISHMENT IS FAILURE ) > — | Every Sult and loyalty of the cat| Another told the Steedmans that if k to her home at Mr. | they.didn't want Mike the cat could £ : i | find ‘@ good home with them. And Mrs Steedman’s, 1916/ there was a card sent to the family ‘7erco a kenmu ect 7<r|hc'|<l after she /by a person signing the initials had been dispatched to Alexandria|C. L. W., which read as follows: " for a premature demise, is to be re-‘l “My Friends: In Both Fas]’\ion Shops Neacded. | "l sorts of friends make up this ke—misnamed In her girlhood— | wol B e ile baily At Y \lmem_} Deurofrlendu and queer friends, ber until New Year eye to tramp! But, eh de.-u- me, how good ‘twould ok from Alexand to Kearney fram Slobnaiiie | v I 1¢ tlends were all like—Mike.” t d her forlorn kitten. i | The last word on the printed card, out. A barcago ‘;' [hich ‘had the adjective ‘queer’ heavily underlined, was originally ~ o . | you.” en crossed out and | HERE isn’'t much necessity for any- | the word * nserted in its stead. | e dre than a lisking of the re- Bl il hing more than a ing Written in ink at the bottom of the | ductions. For if a man doesn’t al- o | Saep that loyal litile Dolond Mike sud | ready know the finer points of Fashion e, [ ove {‘,;: a‘;’{m,”e“in"fir‘,f, MLy Shop clothes, “sale time” is “a little late in . L. W s P i O To stop the barrage, the Steed- the day” to argue about it. sehold with T o come ot A annonnoe By the looks of this store tomorrow /s ‘ e thelr decision. ~Mrs. Steedman sald ) 44 L Sale Of Men S o 3 of | last night that never again would % s . ged in the tenor of | 15, EL. given to letting Mike £o; vou will think that there are a lot of men wven though the block was flooded T 5 O With kittens in_ the . future—since in Washington who do know. pd. An n .- = = P . her /liver she'd imo on s [ MIKe (= ithe cat-atark Sasin 40 The This is the first big general clearance of i . S until sieidi Wathialr s and partners—and she'll get all S 18 § 2 . H S t acent? L e the season, taking in everything except . | uits an vercoats A "‘p’"‘i‘(or.fff.".';f":'i.‘d“Jff"?.‘nf" i Middishades and Formal Suits. Even our entire stock of Goodman & Suss Rochester (msm}d sure th o Tailored Clothes are included, and those i It is the fashion for stores that have been we ho 3 : O e 1 n Biigimesianiohans ol fazmous Worumbo Overcoats are included. as busy as we have been the past week to B bnae i e Suits and Overcoats reduced this way: apologize for their inability to take care of rite the replies. And we wish to i % : o a % . ssure those who think ns rather VALUES UP TO SALE PRICE their patrons as speedily as they would like. 25 Not so here! The rush we have had since This is a Semi-Annual Event all night with us and be cared for by us or cat. Why | as long as she lives. She'll 1t $3250 Brobege o pas: the announcement of our clearance sale DISTRICT RANKS HIGH Reinstates Judge ' $40%0 3282 makes us proud of our values. Certainly AS ELECTRIC PRODUCER Remouved. Alfter _—_— $ .25 gur r'n:%n,\('lpatmns'\‘vho have h.ad to wait to " Public Utility Plants Here Exceed e waited on have spent their time prof- Those in Twenty-Four Espionage Trial $60.0 344;2 fitably. They know what we repeat: We By Asici s E e e only have two clearance sales a year—and 3 DISON, Win, Januaoy b —Gov Worumbo Overcoats Reduced to $5425 & $64-25 thi f 1l iis is one of them. Blaine has appointed former Judge f;’j;‘!’;‘ e e ! Nothing can be charged, and any neces- position from which he was re- | sary alterations will be charged for at ex- Iooved duringythe wolld syar when actly what they stand us. This is no charged with violation of the es- sl L “profit party” for us; we don’t make any Our Entire Stock of * victed at the height of the war, money in these sales. but the case was dismissed on ap- £ o ’ peal / X When the war was closed he sued See our TUXEDOS reduced spe- s 25 for the salary lost by him during cially for this sale. Correctly e (al abcmt) as a result of his removal. The i /§ 2, state supreme court denied his ! 1 right to get back pay. 8 i 3 the timo he had been out of office styled, trimmed and tailored. In making the appointment Gov. L . \ i | : J«nr;n.\i,lserker was removed | T 3 C P 1 4 i, - Gl 1 Every shirt in stock, with the exception only of rom office because of a wrongful { . . S| * Tioluictios backums oL W mrongful SR oy / o { Manhattan Shirts,* is included in this clearance. The spignage law. From that con- | D PELZMAN, Pres. i new prices follow : 3 to th ‘nited g g & o - te houra |l EICL R T aopialh. it Goodman & Suss Clothes % ey | court set aside the conviction and ail . i\ H = er'power. | {2 e o o sy 15th & G 'Im‘l’orfi;'l at Rg;;"le“" 9%h & E s $2.00 P-B Sh!rts, . ...$1.45 | iy e emploagetlaw e | ] Surimans | o Mamhatian Shirts Oppestte Crandair's > s $2.50 P-B Shirts, : ..$1.75 CIVIL SERVICE TESTS. War there 13 no doubt. There was Stetson Hats—Interwovery Socks ) v $3.00 P-B Shirts, $1.95 s 8 wrong dc(;\mmium] agalnst Mr. : $3'50 P-B Shi 4 b o lecker an is appointment to the 1 = Typists. Stenographers and Other| Lpckefand his appointment o the : : | Shf“s' --$2.25 4 - irts, - makes possible a partial restitu- ; Help Is Needed. tion of his rights.” Figp - o The Civil Ser Commission an-| | £ i $5.00 P-B Shirts, l il L . AT i Al - —and so on throughout Store-Wide Semi-Annual MEN’S OVERCOATS Manbatian Shirt excepted. Clearance Of Our $25 and $27.50 Overcoats..... Now $22.75 $30 Overcoats..................... Now §24 .75 E N T I R E S T O C K $35 and $37.50 Overcoats..... Now 229.75 $40 and $42.50 Overcoats Now $32.75 $75 Overcoats........_............. Now $63.75 - GOOD CLOTHES 05 i 90 s 0. 369,73 . : These overcoats require no sugar-coated praises Preshge from us. They represent the finest English and Ameri- SIE TH | fabrics in_every variety of coat that is desirable MORE’S d;l’ltht‘e‘rf $35:00 SUITS $ 95 g s e 0 e b u;lttmg ug) weliydlate to ‘ . churn, beguiled the | $ 50 ’ time by singing a son; = ¥ it ging 3 song 372 | o CO ATS MEN’S SUITS nhabitants of all N = : ; e o | 835 and $37.50 Suits . Now $20.50 enjoy Wallis butter at 3402_ $ 95 i Now $32.50 the Wallis Cafe. It's 3 . 5 i z . like the milk, cream $ 50 | $45 and $47.50 Suits........ Now §$34 50 and eggs here, too— 42= | $50 and $55 Suits Now $30.50 from our own farms. $60 and $63\Suits vow $47.50 Wallis’ e $ 39.95 75 Sui. . o $52.50 “Wnl;'nghm’l Largest 3 Gl‘l‘ ;uxts fromkour regular Tltock3 Igcluded are 2, estaarant” 347 50 an utton sack coats, as well as 3 and 4 piece sport e 4 suits. English and domestic fabrics are included; all fll’l} ovs 12th and G Streets N. W. | hand tailored after custom styles for men and young S Of B y . Young Men’s, Norfolk and Semi-conservative Sults’ Overcoats and men. Sizes 32 to 50. PERPETU AL i models—Serges are included. Mackinaws BUlLDlNG i B S Clearance Clearance ! We are listing a few prices typical of the re- ducti boys’ »lathing which now prevail in T i ODD TROUSERS TECK SHOES Bz;;g»gs}]g; boys” szdathing which now prevail in The ASSOC[AT!ON All Stouts Sue 42 and over : $4.65 $6.75 4 o . $10 and m.sn Overcoats, $1350 Mackinaws,now$1L85 pPrdteoers | All Conservative Longs Values up to $6.50 | | Formerly $8 & $10 I . T e on shares maturing in 45 §18 Overcoats, now. or 83 months. It | All I‘ong Stouts ;fisoox:zflflw:‘;‘:;smu Pays 4 Per Cent &k ays Sk ox foen ‘| . Boys’ Furnishings Reduced on shares withdrawn be- fore matunt) $1.25 Flannelette ngmdsmm. now. | i $1 and $1.25 Woven Madras Blouses, Assets More Than Boys' Union Suits, special Surplf:olti(:;:onm ro snep : d e W $800,000 i 1013 PENN. AVE. N.W. ; : | Hats Gloves Greatly Leggings Cm]ldlnd ESts.NW. | —house of Kuppenheimer good clothes : Reduced | 70 Aprue ot Ninth | Reduced | JAMES JOSHUA W. A e Bl