Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1923, Page 55

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THE EVENING STAR, ; D. C—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JUNE 5, 1923. SIHOES @QF WIORTH HE man who is on his feet a great deal will L appreciate the Nettleton lasts designed for his type of man. Comfortable shoes- -yet they possess a smart- ness that marks them as quality footgear. We'd enjoy fitting you or even having you drop in just to inspect these splendid shoes. R ICHS Proper Footwear F Strect at Tenth Fxclusive Agents NETTLETON Shoes for D. C. Two views of the in- bhF our terior of Library of P 5 . Congress. At left: Mme. Du Four's E F A : oo g Forty Central stair hall. The g i o floor is a mosaic of Tar Salve | ¥ - —many shapes colored marbles. At INSTANTLY REMOVES \ % N e and braids— right: The great read- ekt " 5 P priced like the ing room. The library 50C _]ar J o g name, 1 N contains almost three < kept fres E " LS 4 million and a half 9 4 2 P 3 $440 Mition r sl 5 - Straws KATIE DUNN = Y . . Hairdressing and Manicure Parlorr L - | 5 3 = 3 % 517 11th St. : g - i 3 | WHILE youre A . - 3 to | e e Wash- y Se = : Y. donot fail 1o flower MEYER'S SHOP The Master I rescve- Hemstitching operators of Oppenheimer’s Shop Umique. 1331 F Street e fa’h_" ates”’ the liv- 8th and E streets, who are out to break their record of 100] | ::.-/vuh.m ior the s 1ece of this 5 A Te netiteline accompliched Jast wvear: ,‘ aredil coll - dressed man { ) g ) 2 Thstrumenit ady : ably ahe: 1 mg for th ame | A€ Y S, ‘()." ] B the ra- : last year. geubD with absolute \ MEMBERS FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION. onda - 1sc m Gdeliry Plaiting, Button making. Buttonholes and hand or ma- Phonograph. 2 chine Embroidery service is another feature of this U:\iquj-—_ E——— Shop. PRI P % © ou Are Known By Your Emblem Select yoursfrom the Inrgest ne- sortment in -h--@ : Nature's Danger AU “Sl'r:';':" ; Signals. e ~ e . &2 A Pendants JFIG i~ | If you unconscious- The New London The New London “6 = & . ’ At s . ly press your hands Console Model Upright Model very Garage a Masterpiece - to your back to get BUILT BY ‘ e ; rid of a tired, i $100 e P.A.ROBERTS » ik CONSTRUCTION CO. INC _ J that is a sure sign MUNSEY BLDG. MAIN 1776 g LN ‘ of some physical 1 ‘s. 917-919 G St. N.W. ; : o = ; B disorder which us- Get It at GleOn S. Jeirins Jf Desired O wally results in stooped shoulders = and a generally un- RGN - . i h healthy posture. EDMONSTO N’ S—Washington » Now is the time—3-Pc. Tako hosd toNature!s home of the Nationally Known 3 * e ign ! Donot Stacy-Adams Shoes for éentlemen X > 3 Ove r S t u f f e d S u 1 t e S i 2:?%9;-\151,153:15};3 new : Back-Resting Corset which relieves back- ache and compels an erect carriage. It is the only corset that will help this condi- tionand it doesn'tcost anymore than theordinary kind. Have one fitted! In the new Dark Brown }‘Iahogany. Any Terms you wish (T T T When you buy vour New Edison. he sure 1o Procrastination is the name of a fellow = N 5 who keeps telling you to put off huying that I'he American Standard 3-piece Overstuffed Suite until some other For Shoc Quality for Men time. Do not heed him—for he would rob vou of the comfort and pleasure to be found Footwear . | Y S by Covered In Tapesiry or Velour. Tz Nemo Wonderlift Back-Resting No. 558, illus- women of slender and medium figures. d bandlets give correct poise and health fulsupport Pink coutil; nizes 24 to32$6.50 and maintained a . ot ufJ"l‘ that has P Edmonston dependability unin t CECI P AR Washington's Biggest Manufacturers of Upholstered Furniture SO\ & Co. Shoes e I | L 1 Henry Holober. Prop. W. E. Spagenberg, Mgr. Ouality. Originality and Mer- % I 911 7th St. N.W. PHONE MAIN 3419 it of Style and Value for the | T T T~ | 7/ Money We Fit Them A perfeet combina- tion for satisfactory foot- wear. ’ They Make the Shoes ‘ ‘ ~ «3 D e Lo il 7% EDMONSTON & CO. neorporated) 1334 F Street ™ Towie " ANDREW BETZ. Manager

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