Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 5

'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1923. T NINTH ST MAGNET The “Cricket,” sketched below, isa 3 or 4-piece Norfolk, made up in English and domestic fab- The *‘Chevy Chase”’ model, sketched be- low, is ideal for the links or street wear. Sport back with rics, and is priced at 21y pivot sleeves. $35 $35 to $75. to $75. il N N I . LT \ = ||\|| i h The “Unlvenlt?'" below is a young man'’s 2-but- ton sack coat model The “‘Bond” below is a 3-button conservative suit for the man. Enf- lish and domestic fabrics in sizes from 33 t050. $35 to $75. i \\ Al ! i The man above is wear- ing our model ‘‘Wash- ington'’ Suit, a 3-button short lapel sack coat, hand-tailored either in an imported or domestic fabric—$35.00 to $75.00. possessing that con- servative smartness in demand these days. $33 to §75. | il I 1 |‘|‘ He is carrying an imported camel’s hair overplaid top- coat which is $75. We are the exclusive agents for the Ken- neth Durward, and Totting- ham Londo’;l topcoats,as :ell . . . . . ti es, Quality and service have enabled us to build and maintain the largest 1 which ave priced, $25 to $75. department in Washington devoted exclusively to men’s clothing. A t_Apavel We ask you: “Is this the answer: & 107 v Soar 3 fov Spving Wear W HEN WE stop to study the increase in business which we accomplish each year, we find that although gains are made in every de- partment of the store, the gain in the Men’s Clothing Department invaria- bly is always by far the largest. Analyze these facts and you get but one answer. When a man is ready to select a suit, overcoat or topcoat, call- ing for an expenditure anywhere from $30.00 to $75.00, he goes where he knows he is bound to receive top quality, and top value. And knowing the P-B policy he makes his selection here, confident that whatever he sends home must make good 100 per cent! We do not hesitate to say that quality is our drawing card. Long, long ago we learnt that it is the one thing that brings a man back for more of the same thing: quality in merchandise, and quality in service. Quality never made an enemy for any store, but its magic wand has perpetuated the name of many institutions through the ages. E HAVE culled the markets of - two continents for our stocks. We do not feature any one brand, but rather all brands that have features to recommend them. We buy from about 20 Englishand Americantailors and thus afford as wide a selection in styles and fabrics as any man could ask. We are not subsidized by any one maker who tells us what we should have. We have been in business long enough to know what our customers want, and we give it to them under the one label—P-B—which stands for Parker-Bridget as well as protection to the buyer. The Avenue at Ninth v.-A-Av,.vA"AvAvAvAvAv‘vAv.vAvAvAvava-vav.'.-‘v.-Avs‘-u-‘v.v.v‘\‘\“‘l y {I' .. gy AV S\ e The Stetsonian, featured as the Stetson’s leading hat style, and priced at g'lo. Other Stetsons are $7. For spring, sand and ey, in varied lends, are the cor- rect shades. Selec- tions were never better than they are today. ‘The Piccadilly cra- vat, illustrated, is London’s latest foulard, and is con- sidered the final word in neckwear. It is presented in thirty-seven differ- ent color combina- tions, each vieing with the other in beauty and bril- liance. The four- in-hand, $1.50; The batwing, $1.25. White Oxford, collar at- tached shirts, with the but- | ton-down | collar — $3.00. Also, the same styleshirtina , corded ma- dras, with ei- ther broad or narrow stripes —$3.50. These shirts were made for us by the an- hattan - Shirt We are the exclu- sive Washington agents for Banister Oxfords. Forspring we are showlng them in the Englis! last, in black and tan calfskin—the price $12. In addi- tion to shoes for the street, we also carry Banister sport and - dress shoes. Knitted neckwear makes its encore this spring. The necktie sketched is designed from pure silk, in a .brown - heather shade, with a jacquard design. ~ The same motif is carried out in plain shades in addition to heathers. Be- sides being quite the thing, these cravats will give al- mostlimitlesswear, so splendid is their quaiity. $3.50.