Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1924, Page 16

THE EVENING S’I‘AR WASHINGTON, D. T, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 29, 1924 U L e — e (@ LA AN A7 ol LTS S CO0GCCEEBGGE CEoE CIoCE CoEIG 6% IS BBGE GiD (2 The Style Shop, Corner 7thand GSts. Remember the Name and the Locatlon—No Other Branch Stores :Going Out of Business! The Style Shop Must Vacate Its Store by April First As It Has Been Leased to J. A. Richter, Jeweler, Everything to Be Sold Does, the fact that you can matke fifty cents do the work of one dollar and more inter- l Make the most of the great opportunity and buy NOW for this summer and next win- ;; r{’;‘:} utrlt‘)lflebi?:leessshog\fiftxsxrex{]cl}z::r{d} ear;[«é S?’CI‘n]l?’CE tg (;YE?B at t{:lb “le“ kn0w1; comelr is ter. Your dollar never bought as much in Men’s wear as it will buy right now in this 15€ within the next thirty days, Going-Out-of-Business Sale at the Style Shop. Nothing is reserved—everythin t 1 AS WE HAVE LEASED TH zoing-Onl Yy p- 1T g is res ything must be S E.PREMISES TO J. A. RICHTER, JEWELER, who sold—regardless of cost. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats, Hats, Furnishings, will occupy our store after April 1., Everything a man wears, except shoes, will be found - peios : : in this sale—reputable merchardise. of quality NOW AT PRICLS EITTLF ghofif) bF Jewelry, Umbrellas, Luggage—everything in stock is offered at prices you can’t afford to RIDICULOUS! And, men—It’s a sure-enough, going-out-of-business sale—no ifs or buts pass up. Remember, men—the sale starts Saturday morning at 8. Be here promptly. about it. Extra salespeople to wait on you. Sults and Overcoats at Cost! Every Suit—every Overcoat, regardless of what it cost us, goes into the Sale at NEVER- BEFORE-HEARD-OF PRICES. We have divided the stock into six big and compelling groups. It’s for you to make the most of the op portunity—which we are certain will not be pre- ll sented to you again in a hurry. | 20 and 25 One and Two Pants Suits, 9 | 25 and*30 One and Two Pants Suits, ‘14 135 and 45 One and Two Pants Suits, ‘119 | 20 and*25 Young Men’sOvercoats,*12= | :30and*35 Young Men’s Overcoats, *17: | '50 and ‘60 Swagger Overcoats . . ‘24 MANHATTAN SHIRTS IN THE SALE! Two big lots of the world-famous Manhattan Shirts —every man knows what they are—so we won’t go into details about them. The sale prices speak for themselves! $2.50 and $3.00 Manhattan Shirts | $1.50 SHIRTS | $4.50 and $5.00 Manhattan Shirts m.hmm !mms & Also English Broadcloth, Woven 1 .55 Dress and Collar Attacked Including “Style Shop” grade. o Come o :nd see mfi%’:‘.’f:fi ' : = Madras and Windsor Krinkle Krepe. : m= 79c colors and newest patterns (8 c 8] L ~ J@@@W@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ @@@ ] & & & & o 6 % S & L4 & & & & & & o G 7 @' @ 7 @: @ { i LTSNS TS cY i e 250 Palm Beach, | Every Hat Must Go! Give Away Prices!!! [UNDERWEAR Mohair and Genuine Velours, $6.00 and $7.00 Values (Also Felts), All Shades, to Go at $3.45 | $1.00 Otis Balbriggan Gabardine Suits $3.50 and $4.00 Felt Hats, Spring Shades and Styles: Special . . . . $1.29 Skirts. and Drawers izes Up to 8.5 o 20c Arrow Collars | §600and$650 €3 QG + 505(:54 Adler’s i Stiff and Soft Buy Now for This Summer Gloves Al‘l siaz:s anil sl 12 1/2 C $15 and $20 Values! 25¢ Brighton : 2 for 25¢ $10.00 and $12.00 Pennsylvania Garters .............29¢ ) | Knit All-Wool B V D and “Style Shop” 5150 and$200 G709 | ARATEX and Semi-Soft | * Athletic. Union Suits Men’s Trousers . Pajamas :........ ctiling, (Satichuess ___All Colors and Sizes Collars All 75 Silk and Knitted 365, | $1.50 500 Trousers, $298 | FEireom e, . 25c | P s AR S i $7'50 Tromrs’ 53'98 4—P——— Celebrated Van Hue:en3 5100 s $1.50 Silk and Wool sz.so Ribl)e d Union Suits 75c Silk Interwoven 50c Semi-Soft J H Knitted and Silk $10.00 Trousers, $4.98 | Hose Collars Roumtntignde. .. Adklelength ~ §7.39 | = 3 for $1.00 ; Grays, Mixtures, o o= Long sleeves .. s Open Until .10 P.M. Saturday All Sales Final—No Charges—No Alterations—No C. O. D.’s—Sale Starts at 8 A.M. Saturday! THE STYLE SHOP 7 th&GSts N W. _ lemm:s FOR SALE Oeei ) R @G@@E@@C@7@?'*@@5@@@@@@@@@@7@@@@ @@@@@