Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 5

g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1923. b e 8 FROM THE AVENUE AT NINTH 5 Welcome Shriners! '6 Right in the heart of Shrine activities, on Pennsy / ia [A 1e at Ninth, is located the Nationally Known Store, a shrine to service and quality. Here you will fin ing men and boys wear; hats. td hose, union suits to tropical worsted suits, all superb in the quality ///” in the cost. Listed on this page are a few timely - ~wearables indicative of the character of our stoc{% . ) eak with pleasure the honor of your visit. ...... B | g 1 \:' —"\/ B ;‘ a I /‘ /\ \ ~ i AN R 19 HERY S HEE b \\,\ ! 1 | ‘o \ (7 N t | o | HEH ) Manhattan & 1l Beach Suit oSS Yalm Deachduits Remember the Name—You wi OEEE ] = ; b WL en you think of Palm Beach , B o — forget the quality! = = e ‘ think of P-B . - 4 I . 3 | SOEd ! (| ] 1 W e BE H $2.50 to $12.50 = ( $15 I |5 L‘— : 3 1 1 | | 1 | There’s a Manhattan Shirt for every purpose—for the counting housej gr = T t‘u ‘ tN‘rsf J1IAY 7do P-B Palm Beach Suits keep you cool, but they keep you well - club house, the golf course or the causeway—as well as dress and tuxedo.sh ! ! '—V—T et ° If you have come to Washington without one—remember that P-B for those occasions when formality prevails. ; + &t 1 T = : FiEl ‘msr’rrmralh stands for Palm Beach and that we offer almost limitless variety EERIEET 2 We know of no article that better merits the confidence of quality buyers tha 1{ : e L 5 T P 5 Manhattan Shirts. For fit, for handworkmanship and for exclusive patter: . i ! ‘ B P-BP; each Suits come in dark shades as well as light; stripes, oxfords, they surpass all others in everything but price. They last longer than ordin| - ‘ ciecks, A \plam colors in sack coats-as well as sport backs. Sizes 34 to 50— makes, making them cost less in the long run. Our stock of Manhattan Sh? 1 ‘ T EE i hey are carefully tailored and will hold their shape for several for summer is now complete. / ] IR § ‘, == [ I 'sea ! \tnmmed the\ give you a de luxe summer suit at a delightfully T ] L—i i ;RW—pficq—-f een dollars. o — : r | * ' i : 1z[2] 1 —— S f”;::;'T“ 3 w —— { [l L“ T 1 = 5 k i = 11 35 b 1 +— ‘L — - g i ! BB % , \ M 0 ¢ DEEHHHEH - € 3 I i N \: ) : } zeas % 1 \ T K — ' ! . Hickok DBeltogr ‘ terSh - ickok Deltograms - Daniste oes The Correct Watch Guard with the mi We are the Exclusive Agency for Embossed Shrine Emblem ; these super-shoes $2 and $2.50 : : v : . $12 and $13.50 kS t i o 1 The handsome Hickok Beltogram, with the Shrine emblem, will soon be on . In the Banister Shoe quality, comfort and style are combined in absolute every Shriner’s belt. It is the most eéxclusive and practical novelty of the harmony. The workmanship is skilful and accurate. Only top grade leather Convention—a smart addition to every man’s waistline that will serve him in is “Sed These are a few of the reasons why Banister is known to be the good stead every day of the year. The Beltograms are : ! finest man’s shoe in America—notwithstanding the- fact Sterling Silver. We are also presenting during Shrine ‘/ [ (= that they have never been nationally advertised.’ The Week, Hickok Belt Buckles, with varied Shrine designs, Banister Shoes illustrated are: (a) Street Shoe of Russet in Sterling Silver quality, priced from $2 to $3.50. Every = Calfskin—Brogue last, $12; (b). Sport or Golf Oxford, Shriner will want one of these Shrine Buckles for his belt. . == trimmed with tan, $13.50; (c) Imported White Elk Sport : > Shoes, $12. : The Avenue at Ninth NATIONALLY %) KNOWN STORE S el Sl vA'A'A'AvAvAvkvAv‘vAvAvAvAvA'.v C R A AR AR R A AR AN N A8 \\“' /’ L 2~ ¢ ' \ = ~ 3