Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1923, Page 12

BURDEN IMPOSED [ St i | Inoréased ‘Servios Exadted . : 3 ; . 5 4 —l OF WASHINGTON of Building Inspector; in Growjng City, Is Cited. BETTER PAY IS URGED Board of Trade Committee Appeals to Congress to Provide Force Adequate Compensation. " il | A Master Purchase and SALE of 48 | 900 SUITS = OVERCOATS ing | York st+te with bullding in- | €oPe with the coal problem. His gal- ary is to be $2,500 a month. Two One-Sided. Emphasizing this Store’s constructive work in merchandising—offering a ym Argonaut. oung wite wer complaining to galaxy of Suits and Overcoats that are triumphs in tailoring as well as value, £ : as com son will show. Purposely priced away below what they ought to . s ok 35 ' cost to bring January’s volume away beyond a year ago—and that’s merchan- complied with | hat's " was the reply. * ey e : dising. Tru.ly a master sale of master clothmg for men and young men! udes \\xn\fl\dll n of nents proposed computation (\A' ill cover in re P Life is full of lost opportunities, and education week is over now and we don't believe we learned nobody nothing. — Columbus (Ohio) State’ arnal. W Suits and § 1 9 75 Suits and $ 3175 for Best Meals LADY SUFFOLK Overcoats, Overcoats, sold her beautiful hair to help her husband oy 2 dmer o B Suits and § Q@75 Suits and 4 37 75 € Entertain at Wallis’, Overcoa tS’ and pay the lowest Over Coats_, price that is in keep- ing with the best food and service. Wallis' 1,000 Superfine Oregon City Virgin Wool “Washington's Largest Restaarant” S Overcoats and Our Own M. S. M. Models * dens under i (g AN 900 Superb Suits From a Leading With reference to the extra work involved by the zoning regulations, the committee on public and private | buildings of the Washington Board | RE of Trade, following an investigation, YOUREYES IN stated b prmmase B A A Man s Size “Man’s Stores” Event Philadelphia Maker, and Our Own M. S. M. Suits* been churged with the administration | of the zoning law and the regulations enacted under authority thereof. It » would be superfluous to particularize. . It your eyes are not t e The slightest acquaintance with the serving you properly . ' - purposes of the zoning law is suffi- they are not in perfect - & < & g cient to force the realization of the condition. If the printed #/4- . vast amount of work its enforcement page blurs before you or . entails. And yet the only additional your eyes tire easily you assistance the department has been need the attention of an granted consists of two voung clerks experienced optometrist. assigned temporarily from other of- We are experienced and fices. trustworthy. Growth of City Stressed. G 8] NO K “Washington is no longer a mere S W AAN THE o large town. It has assumed metropol- ORDINARY KIND e ul S e Ue' cl ’(l s lan proportions which, in the very nature of things, must expand. The Branch8(ere; T3 1R 8¢ day has long passed when one of ita . A T ——— overnmenta ureaus should be M A L 0 ( L= 17 and ants Suits ) ’ -'ullef} upon to discharge successfully A EES[ FTI(AL . 3-Piece 2-P Si ever-increasing obligations, ever- 1 > Y ! UNLIRE dnties with & Lorsiof s O O Conservative models, young fellers’ two and three- ployes numerically about the same as Chesterfields, raglans, “Storm Boy,” ulsters, ulster- AT T button models, sport style and Norfolks—of unfinished i T S o D DR fof Wi charaster of Workiperfarm worsteds, cassimeres, tweeds, cheviots and serges. Blues, around, half belted—a host of thoroughbred coats it will blacks, browns and grays, stripes, checks and mixtures. warm your heart to see. Variety a-plenty, a range of colors Sizes 33 to 50, in regular, stout, long and short cuts. that is inimitable. : Oy €nglish Silver Tempo George [ K George [ WE HAVE NOW UPON DISPLAY AN UNUSUALLY FINE AND COMPREHEN- SIVE EXHIBIT OF AUTHENTIC PIECES OF OLD ENGLISH SILVER AND OLD ' : . Money 5 Worth or Money Back % No Alteration Charge—Goods Laid Aside on Deposit SHEFFIELD, PURCHASED BY US IN ENGLAND AT THE RECENT SALE OF THE COLLECTIONS OF THE LATE COUNTESS OF ESSEX AND FROM =OTHER SOURCES. THE PRICES ARE SURPRISINGLY . LOW. WE ARE CLOSING OUT AN EXTEN. SIVE LINE OF ANTIQUE JEWELRY SET : i : WITH JADE AND OTHER SEMI-PRE- nc CIOUS STONES AT A REDUCTION OF 30 o PER CENT FROM MARKED PRICES. Stainless Steel Dinner, Dessert and Fruit Knives. New Stainless Blades inserted in your old handles. The Sheffield Plating Company 1225 Connecticut Avenue.