Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO. _D. C., MONDAY, APRIL 28 1924 rnishings $2 Fruit of the Loom Shirts, $1.35 All sizes; all sleeve lengths. $4 for quarter dozen. Men’s Shirts—Special, $1.85 Oxford—white; neckband and collar-attached styles. Men’s Shirts, $1.85 (85.50 for quarter dozen—Values $2.50 to $4) Madras, neat stripes, solid colors, glos stripes Men’s Neckwear, 65¢ (83.75 for half dozen—Values $1 to $2) Large assortment. Striped, figufed and plain colors. Men’s Silk and Glos Hose, 49¢ Per Pair ($2.75 for half dozen) Mercerized reinforced toe. heel and sole. Heather—dropstitched. Black, navy, brown and mode. Men’s Silk Hose, 49¢ Per Pair ($2.75 for half dozen) Mercerized reinforced heel and toc. In black only. Men’s Silk Hose, 85¢ Per Pair (85 for half dozen) Lisle réinforced heel, toes and soles. In black, cordovan, navy, gray and white. Men’s Golf Hose, $1.45 for Pair Tported; light-weight; all wool. Ladies’ Silk Hose, $1.85 (85.50 for quarter-dozen) Full-fashioned, high spliced heels. Reinforced toe, heels and soles. Newest shades—beige, oriental, pearl, tanbark, taupe, gun metal, log cabin, fawn, airedale, black and white. Men’s Athletic Union Suits, 90¢ ($5.25 for half dozen) . No sleeves, knee length, close crotch. Four different patterns from which to choose. Men’s Pajamas, $1.65 Finished with silk frogs and large pearl buttons. In white, tan, blue, gray, lavender, solid colors and ncat stripes. Beginner’s Golf Outfit $12.50 Consisting of genuine Buhrke 4%4-inch golf bag of khaki, brassie, mid- iron, mashie, putter and choice of any two golf balls in our stock. R it - S Our best speech about Straw Hats $3 and $4 Straw Hats $]-9 There are straws and straws—all with the trustworthy P-B Co. die. There are fine split and improved Sennit Straws. There are fancy straws—some bleached; some unbleached. And we want you to know they are all in the very latest styling. The “last straw"—there are 2,500 in all. Begins Tuesday Morning at 8 O’clock It’s time to make a speech again. While it is our party we don't want to slight any of those who have made it possible. First of all, the courteous, capable store family — the sales- people you know so well and w ho take such a personal interest in seeing that you leave the store completely satisfied. We are o . . . - glad of this opportunity to make a public acknowledgment of our appreciation. And then the makers. To help make this celebration a rous- ing success, they have made concessions which enable us to pro- vide a banquet of values all over the store—a la carte variety at table d’hote prices. But it is not the host’s place to do all the talking. So with these few remarks we take pleasure in introducing the real oratorical talent of the week—the special offerings which are well able to speak for themselves. Men’s and Young Men’s Suits 30 Selected From Our $35 to $50 R[mgu 400 of Them—Sizes up to 50 - Al Fabrics 3 and 4 Piece Town and Country Suits $37 50 Special Anniversary Value Three and four piece suits for city and country club wear. One pair long trousers and some with one pair knickers. Loose fitting, comfort- able. Powder blues, light and medium grays and the new dusk shades. speech about Clothes Young Men’s English Two-Trousers Suits $3 2.50 Young men’s suits in the new modified English models. Straightline coats, blunt vests and wide trousers. New shades. Two pairs trousers. Sizes 32 to 38. Very special. Men’s Palm Beach Suits $1 2.75 500 Palm Beach Suits, the new shades; sizes to 50. $12.75 a suit. Two for a “quarter.” Students’ 2-Pants Suits $19.50 Values From $25 to $35 80 Students’ Suits, for high school boys; sizes 15 to 19 years. Most of them include two pairs of trousers. Ouwr best speech about he Boys' Shop Entire stocks of fancy woolen suits reduced for Anniversary Week. Materials: Cheviots, cassimeres and tweeds Colors: Tans, grays and overplaids. Models: English coat, plain, without belt; somt with vests. Norfolks and plain coats with belts. All have two pairs pants; some with one pair golf and one pair knickers. All Boys® $27.50 Suits—now All Boys’ $25 Suits—now ... All Boys’ $22.50 Suits—now. Ali Boys’ $20 Suits—now... All Boys’ $18 Suits—now. All Boys® $15 Suits—NOW. ..c.cecreranrncsassiiciacseans $12.00 Palm Beach Suits 2 Pairs Knickers $9.75 In tans, sands, grays and plaids. Norfolks and belted coats. Special Lot of Wash Suits, $1.85 3 to 10 Years In Drills, Jeans, Peggy and Kiddy Cloths. All colors and com- bination of colors. Button-on, middie and French middie styles. P-B WAGONS $/.85 Usual Retail Value, $10 Madil Orders Filled 1f in Zone 2, send 40c for parcel post. 1f in Zone 3, send 76¢c for parcel post. Boys’ Shirts, $1.15 Madras and fine count percale. Collar-attached or neckband styles. Boys’ Blouses, 79¢ Madras and fine-count percale. In collar-attached, neckband and sport styles. Boys’ Union Suits, 69¢ Of nainsook; also Unity Suits with waistband attachments. Boys’ Pajamas, $1.35 One and two piece affairs. Plain, tan, blue, pink and fancy stripes. Also white nainsook. Boys’ Golf Caps, $1 Tweeds, cassimeres and cheviots. All shades. $10 Bags and Suit Cases $7.45 Bags in cowhide leather. You may choose black, brown or cordovan, Leather lined. Sizes 16 and 18 inches. > Suit Cases of cowhide. In black, brown and cordovan. Sizes 24 and 2 inches. $22.50 Bags and Suit Cases $]_ 4.75 Bags of extra heavy cowhide, leather lined. Single and double handles. Some with straps all around. Sizes 18 and 20 inches, Suit Cases of cowhide—extra deep, lcather lined, straps all around. Sizes 24 and 26 inches. CILATION @9 - - Y Y Y VY P YT vy OO AT YT Yy