Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1923, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 1923. “,Sellling at 8:30 Thursday Momi’ng.’ . - Extra People to Help! “Tuco,” “Myx. Broadway’ and 17,0 ‘Men’s Union Suits, 69c i e Samples— . = Men’s Handkerchiefs, 12 for $1 ‘ Samples, slightly soiled. Others somewhat on the bias - —miscues of weaving, ever . so slight. All full size, hem- stitched. We heartily suspect you’ll buy several ‘dozenms - and settle the handkerchief = ° question for summer. ?'t:h-<jat F : 15¢ other Nationally Known Brands Last year at about this season we held a sale of Union Suits. The selling was like a house afire. Many men, and women buying for men, took them away in boxes. There was not enough. If the values at that time were extraordinary, and they were, what shall be said of these today? : Union Suits are made of cotton. A year ago when we contracted for these suits for this sale cotton was 17¢ a pound. That is the basis on which we bought. That is the basis on which we shall sell. Today, and lately, cotton is, and has been, selling around 30c a pound. Yet we shall sell these Suits—the same admirable “Tuco” and “Mr. Broadway” Brands at 69¢c. You supply the adjectives. OQur vocabulary is too feeble! . Sizes 34 to 46 “ Full cut, closed crotch, ocean pearl 6 for $4 buttons, taped arm- holes, pantaloon seat. Reinforced web at tional comfort and a 1 | waist furnishes addi- l ! nice quality of finish. i 17,500 Suits—75% of which are Perfect Materials Excellent Pajama Checks, Mercerized Pongee, Points 1—Tke purchase is possibly- the greatest ever made in Washing- ton—17,500 Suits. 2—We had the courage of our convictions and faith in your. S.elf-Str!'p e Madras’ thrift. Silk-Stripe Madras, 3—Events have justified us. Fancy Madras, Box Checks. 4—Cotton is now 30c. Labor is higher, and Union Suits like these are worth almost double last year’s price. Sufficient unto a sale are the savings thereof and the savings hereof are big. They justify you buying a supply for all summer or the entire year! 5—Every garment is standard——full cut, full size, admirably made up. 6—Most of them are the nationally known and universally fav- ored “Tuco” and “Mr. Broadway’® brands. EXTRA! ~ Men’s Brighton Garters 19¢ All colors of this famous garter New stock—Heavy elastic webbing Irregular, 3,600 Pairs Men’s. Mercerized and Lisle Hose, 19¢ 6 for $1 The value is as plain as a pike staff and therefore it is scarcely necessary to dwell on Kindly Note:— As an accommodation to those whose em- ployment calls them early, the -Men’s Store will open at 8:30 Thursday morning. it. Full seamless, mercerized and lisle half hose. Cordovan, navy and white. Double soles, heels and toes. 7th at F