Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1923, Page 5

HINITON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923. o o a7 T 7™ o VM T T T " T A M " ™ . M . ™ M ™ e M M HE AVENUE AT NINTH Y Now Going On! E o] | nil ¥ $2 & $2.50 Fruit-of-the-Loom Shirts, $1.55 Neat stripes and figured ef- fects, fully cut and carefully tailored in one of the longest- wearing fabrics. 75¢ Biack Silk Hose 49¢ Pure thread silk hose of ex- tra fine quality. This is a value that will appeal to women who buy for men. #3 Grenadine Neckties $1.85 Hand-loomed neckwear, handsome and durable. Im- ported just in time for our An- niversary. Manhattan Soft Collars 50c Half Dozen 73 dozen of the famous Manhattan and Delpark soft collars, broken lots, that for- merly sold for 35c and 50c each. Sizes 13% to 17%4. Cowhide Leather Luggage, $9.75 $12 and $15 values in bags that are leather-lined and $uit , cases extra deep. Colors: -6. Black, brown and cordovan. English Broadcloth Shirts, $3.35 White, tan and gray, with neckband of a make and qual- ity that can conservatively be placed at $4.50 value. Gabardine Golf Knickers, $5.75 Also linen knickers and wool knickers, reduced for this sale from values up to $10. ‘@@@@ $1 Silver King Golf Balls, $10.50 a Dozen Or $5.25 a half dozen. Not over one dozen to a customer. Silver King is considered the fastest golf ball on the market, and the best. Men’s Odd Trousers $4.65 Values up to $6 About 500 pairs of trousers in suiting fabrics to match that idle coat. $37.50 Gabardine Topcoats, $33.50 The famous Trinity cray- enetted topcoats reduced only 4; for this sale. The Parker-Bridget 30th Anniversary Sale This page of bargains is dedicated to our many thousand patrons who for thirty years have made it possible for us to keep the quality up. Words are ‘poor tools with which to give praise, so we are saying it with values. That is the most tangible way that we can think of to show our appreciation. You can take our word for it that every spring and summer wearable listed on this page will show you a sub- stantial saving later on. Men’s Spring Suits Reduced $29.50 141 were $35.00 97 were $37.50 33 were $40.00 This group includes 2 and 3 button sack coats, sport backs and Norfolks, in models Some with extra plaids, for men and young men. knickers for golf. Blue serges, checks, stripes, oxfords and tweeds, in sizes from 34 to 50. Regulars, longs, stouts, shorts, long stouts and short stouts. “Prep” Suits $24.75 Reduced from $30, $35 and $37.50 111 suits for the high school student, ages 15 to 20. Many of them carry two pairs of trousers. Tweeds, blue serges, plaids, stripes, in plain and sport style, all hand- somely tailored. Anniversary. Reduced only during our English Golf Suits $25 Formerly up to $60 Coat and knickers—the make of that fa- mous London tailor: Kenneth Durward. Sizes 34 to 42, all English fabrics ; some with the “Pivot Sleeves.” A splendid opportu- nity, just at the right time. So come in—select and save! $33.50 117 were $40.00 134 were $45.00 81 were $50.00 Practically every pattern and style of suit for men and young men is included in this group. Sport suits with extra knickers. 2 and 3 button sack coats and sport backs, in sizes from 34 to 30. Regulars, longs, stouts, shorts, long stouts and short stouts. Palm Beach Suits $12.75 Two for a quarter 378 Palm Beach Suits reduced from $13 for our Anniversary only. All sizes from 34 to 48 in grays, sands, tans, blues and the natural Palm Beach shade. Models: Single and double breasted sack coats and sport backs. 85 British Topcoats, $50 Mostly $65 Values Hand-tailored in London of the finest English fabrics. These coats have just ar- rived, and the moment this sale is over they will be marked at the regular prices. This offers a chance to get a superb topcoat at a substantial reduction. The Avenue at Ninth -«qg\\;. = S 7 e S\ o . A AN A XA A A A XX A X RN ALK L AR v.vAvsAvAvAvAvAv;‘:“" /4 (] Men’s Straw Hats $1.95 $2.50 and $3 values. Brand- new sailors in plain and fancy braids and sennits. Every one guaranteed new and perfect. Men’s Cloth Hats $2.35 Reduced from $4 and $4.50 For golf or motor there is nothing quite as practical as a cloth hat. At $2.35 there is nothing quite as reasonable. Ecuadorian Panamas $4.75 $6 and $6.50 Values In three styles. This is a special you will appreciate when the thermometer regis- ters 90. English Kit Bags $24.75 Easily Worth $35 All heavy cowhide leather, in black, brown and cordovan. $12 Banister Oxfords $9.75 Black and russet calfskin and black vici kid. Banisters need no praise from us. Summer Union Suits 79¢ $1 values, in the soft nain- sook fabric, generously cut and ! very carefully tailored. KNOWN STORE / 4 (A A J A'A.A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A'A-A'A'Av"A‘A'A-Av‘.A'A-AA- AN A A Boys’ Wool Suits $12.75 Light-weight spring suits in mixtures and blue serges, re- duced for our Anniversary only from $15 and $18. Boys’ Wash Suits $1.85 83 and $3.75 values in the latest styles and the very finest fabrics. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs, 35¢ 0Odd lots with initials which formerly sold for 50c, 75¢ and $7.50 Golf Jackets $5.85 The famous Tom Wye make, spring weight, in smart heath- ers, superbly tailored. Sizes 36 to 42. Non-Wrinkable Scarfs, 79¢ $1 silk and wool neckties, in ' summer Persian effects. Extra fine quality. AR X X7 . i CO A A A