Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 33

00D SHOW WILLOPEN FOR COLORED PEDLE Lincoln Colonnade to Be Scene of Exhibition in Week of February 19 to 24. The Mercantile Advertising Com- pany, & local colored firm, in co-op- | eration with the communit-_center fnaugurate its first tousehold cconomics exy Lincoln Colonnade, U street between 12th and 13th streets northwest, the weck of February 19 to 24, inclusive. The Lincoln Colonnade, which is a | large new hall with more thah unnol square feel of floor fl‘&l\, will open the show will be Monday 1 Mrs. Tilford Moots’ niece, % | who killed her husband with a i brace an’ bit, got two years, with a‘or | th’ privilege o’ fourteen. tes “War'’s h—1,” said ike Lark, _{t'day, when he heard our boys must leave th’ Rhine. . (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) 25 YEARS OF SERVICE. | | George S. De Neal, Rann Company Employe, Recipient of Gifts. . George S. De Neal, superintendent of L y‘&‘fl“;#:‘f S. Kann Sons Co., was the reciplent flio? Retesrimsi- | Monday evening of & United States gold ny now is dis- |bond @ a bouquet of flowers, 000 part-pay tickets. 'tondeua as a tribute from the em- a ers. Mrs. Gul the colored partment of have char; to ~ than a dozen I attend each Joyes as a recognition of his com- SENATOR BALL SPEAKER, | isiofofhenis e 3vars of Levic S F. Finnen, in an appropriate Americanization School. Senator Ball of Dael re will d(h\f‘r w thss the | By, his co-workers and the frm. za-' Mr. De Neal responded, axpressing y it his complete surprise, and great ap- Maud E. prcdull(u of the tribu Americanization , d iy o e s of the ss Aiton vulln(‘d out, have ! ted thelr upproval of the action ch pe ppropriation | For Infants and Children |)n. continuance el u‘m( inUse For Over30 Years Just 3 Wonderful Select Piano Bargains Act Now If You Would Save Real Money 225 $400 Milton 1 $450 Howard;%"s24() $350 Walters v $]1 85 Very Easy Terms Hugo Worch Est. Piane is79 IO G £ % *k**********i Where Your Dollarr Count IIZart i 720-22~24 Tth St., N.W. Sensational Selling of 5,200 ) = ) = )1» Gulumma Recnrdsg ) = } 50c 75¢ $1.00 $1.25 Double-Disk Records * (Music on both sides. ving you 2 selections or 21c.) Not the new process, like last adver- tised, but current, popu- 1ar airs in vocal, operatic, 5 for $1.00 band, jazz, instrumental * PR XX and dance. NING STAR WASHINGTON, D. C; WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923 ---of Successful Business without a sale! ---on a fair-business policy and sound-merchandising principles alone! And now that the Globe Clothing Co. has decided on a sale---you can bet 'twill be a real one! A $50,000 S{ock Goes Into This Great Anniversary Celebration! UR Thirtieth Birthday---and we felt like celebrating and repaying, in a measure, the patrons who have helped make this a possibility. So we decided to put on a real profit-sharing Sale —and what a Sale we’ve planned! Our entire stock, consisting of the finest grade Men’s Clothing and Fur- nishings that are manufactured (only Collars and Interwoven Hose excepted) has been ruthlessly reduced in pnce' We haven'’t bought anything for Sale purposes; only our regular merchandise goes into the sale—with original price tags remaining on every article, and the reductions clearly marked in Red! Those who know us and our merchandise will crowd to this opportunity—to others we extend a cor- dial invitation to participate in this great money-saving event! The Prices Tell the Tale! Shirts Reduced! $1.50 and $1.75 SHIRTS, madras and 80-sq. pcrcales, neat patterns, in smpcs and checks; all $l \llcb for $325 $2 and $2.25 SHIRTS, genuine French 100- sq. percales; all popuhr patterns; all $l 55 sizes . $3.00 SHIRTS, woven silk stripe madras; variety of beautiful colored designs; ;\H sizes S $l 85 3 for $5. $5.00 SILK SHIRTS, of fine quality Babz Broadcloth; in an assortment of ric| striped designs $3'65 $6.50 to $7.50 SILK SHIRTS, of }[‘)urc hxgh;it grade Crepe de Chine, in the most de- sirable patterns $4’85 $3.00 to $7.50 FLANNEL SHIRTS, in fancy English flannels for dress, or heavy solid colors $l 9 with collar attached for work = Underwear Reduced / ——————————————————————————————————— $2.00 to $3.00 UNDERWEAR, Chalmer’s Spring Needle and Cooper’s Derby Ribbed Union Suits $l 3 included $"C0l COOPER’'S ATHLETIC NAINSOOK $1 29 UNION SUITS, with lisle crotch . PEQLOT ATHLETIC UNION SUITS, sizes 34 65C o 40 szoo GLASSENBURY SHIRTS AND $l 39 DRAWERS, per garment [ 25 BRIGHTON GARTERS, an | shades /Veckwear Reduced ! ————————————————————————————————————— UP 10 $1.00 NECKWEAR, silk and knitted; 39C fancy designs or solid colors $1.50 SILK NECKWEAR, all desirable pat- 89C terns $200 AND $2.50 FULL-FASHION KNIT TIES, in a beautiful range of designs or 51 45 solid colors . Pajamas Reduced! ———————————————————————————————————— $2.00 PAJAMAS, solid color Pongees; silk frogs ; all sizes $l '29 $2.50 AND $3.00 PAJAMAS, solid color woven Madras, also ' Flannelettes, trimmed with silk $1 65 braid and frogs; all sizes s $7.00 SILK PAJAMAS, pure genuine Shan- tung silk; in tan only; sizes A, B and $3 95 Hats & Caps Reduced! ———————————————————————————————— $230 f\’\D $3.00 HATY, soft shapes; all col- $l 85 $3. 50 AND $4.00 SOFT HATS, in all popular styles and colors $2'45 $4.50 TO $7.50 SOFT AND STIFF HATS, <tc(son> and very high-grade velours $3 65 il-ld“de'ld OF HA 1 $5.00 . OoDD LOT ATS, values to $5.00; broken sizes $ l '00 $1.50 CAPS popular shapes and color: 00 AND $2.50 CAPS, newest styles and Jhade $1.65 ODD LOT OF CAPS Read Every Item! Sale Begms Thursday at 8 A. M. B RO BUB AU BUSURUR AU i) ? $30 Suits Reduced to . { $37.50 to $45 Suits . $45 Tuxedo Suits . % 25 Suits, broken sizes . $40 to $50 Overcoats . $2.45 $3.45 $3.50 Trousers y $4.50 and $5.00 2 Trousers @ $5.50 to $7.50 Trousers $7.00 RAINCOATS; tan $3 95 only ; rubberized osilks UITS for the most conservative to the extreme dresser; suits for regulars, stouts, slims, tall or short men; in every desirable d pattern and material; staple blues and blacks included; all-wool § materials, many with 2 pairs of trousers; sizes to fit every man and young man. The overcoats are in both conservative and gnappy styles. See how we’ve reduced the entire stock! $32.50 and $35 Suits . $25.75 The Celebrated Guaranteed Clothcraft Clothes Are Included In These Sweeping Clothing Reductions! ¢« Also a limited number of Society Brand Suits! $21.75 $29.75 $27.00 $10.00 $30 Overcoats Reducedto $19.75 $28.75 UP TOSSIS.Q) FULL DRESS VESTS; white only; of pique and silk $3 95 UP to $10.00 FANCY VESTS; in all shades; double or sin gle breasted; including white piques and $4 35 Sweaters Reduced! MEN'S $4.00 SWEATERS, shawl or plain collars; all colors and sizes $2'45 MEN’S $8.00 SWEATERS, sha\-!'l or plain . collars; slip-overs and Cardigan Jack- $5 25 ets; all colors and sizes % $6.50 “TRAVELO” KNIT VESTS, in all Heather shades $3 95 $10.00 to $15.00 PENNA. KNIT SWEATERS “Notair"” buttonho]es shawl and Jumbo collars; $7 65 all sizes and colors UP TO $4.00 BOYS’' SWEATERS, shawl or $1 50 plain collars; all SizeS.cevevcevesesvans ¥ Bath Robes Reduced! $6.00 BEACON OR TERRY ROBES, vari- ous colors and designs $3 95 $7.50 BEACON OR TERRY ROB. . 5900 BEACON OBES ,,.... Hose Reduced! 35¢ ITISLE HOSE, all colors and 50c S.ILK LISLE HOSE, all colors and $1.50 NOTASEAM HOSE, pure silk; ¢locked designs 75¢ and $1.00 BELTS, black, tan or Palm Beach Gloves Redced 3 ADLER'S $2.50 GLOVES, capeskin or $3.50 and $4.00 ADLER’S GLOVES, cape- skin or mocha.... 52'45 ODD LOT OF ADLER’S GLOVES, values to $4.00; sizes 7, 734 and 7% only; slightly soiled; all perfect $5.00 Lee Unionalls, in striped or solid blue.... The Globe Clothmg Co. 803 Pennsylvama Avenue, N. W,