Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1924, Page 6

6 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 22 1924—PART 1. ° . ‘....III.IIIlll.l..l..--ll--.-l.lII..ll.-'lI-...llIllI.-.Il-I.IIIl.....--..IllllII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.' e Profii-Sharing Sale/ It is enough to say that the values offered for tomorrow will equal those of the first six days of the sale. In giving our customers merchandise of style, quality and attractiveness, we are sure of rendering a real service— especially when the price is unusually low. Every item advertised is a particularly worthy value. Thousands of satisfied patrons are making the Profit-Sharing Sale a great success. The Entire Stock of a Bathing Suit Manufacturer Going Out of Business Has Been Secured by The Palais Royal at H ALF-PRICE TR Tomorrow, Monday Down to the Sea, Not in Ships But in These Newest and Snappiest Bathing Suits Misses and Girls - Women’s Suits that “ regularly sell for Religion and the Average Man BY JOHN W. LAIRD Director of Research The Palais Royal A noted French writer once said, “Man is incurably religious.” Often his profession of religion is modest when his experience of religion is pro- found. Not always does the average man “line up” with religious institutions. In most cases it would be better for him if he did, for worship, work and fellow- ship in a church combine to keep alive in man the “higher life.” For Women, Women's suits 69 that regularly sell ° for $2.95, $3.95 and $1.95 $5.95 and $6.95 The average man is not theologi- cally religious—especially the average business man. He smiles when the heresy-hunter argues and refuses to ac- cept argumentation as a proof of re- ligious sincerity. In fact, he is apt to think that the more theologically com- bative an advocate of religion is, the less genuinely religious he ise likely o - é N By 600 Girls’ Bathing Suits Pure wool, two-piece suits, trim-looking affairs, in all the gay and popular colors and navy and black. V and rpund necklines, belts and contrasting trimming make « dashing outfit. It is a very good plan for everyone to have an extra bathing suit Sometimes your best bathing suit will not be dry when you want to use it again. An extra suit takes care of such emergencies, and it is easy to have more than one at thesc astonishingly low prices. The average man is a plain man, and with a plain man’s love of reality and directness, he demands that in his own temple of religion TRUTH shall be one of the corner stones. Two Big Groups 1.99 & $2.59 Palais Royal—Third Floo:. —in sizes 6 to 16. Made of the best quality all-wool Jersey cloth in attractive styles, in plain or combination colors He hates falsehood, misrepresenta- tion of facts, whether it be by the mer- chant, the preacher, the educator or the journalist. thing Bags, 75¢ to $150 each Made with drawstring All-rubber Bracelets, 25c. sorted colors. All-rubber Earrings, 25c pair. Assorted colors. Bathing Belts, 25c to 20c cach. Wide and narrow. Assorted <o Palais Royal—Main Floor. We have recently heard a liar defined as a man whose partition be- tween his memory and his imagina- tion has completely broken down. This type of the GENUS HOMO still exists, but his kind is being branded as an enemy of good business and a social menace. The average man knows that the liar has no place of honor in the economy of life. To the average man, TRUTH is the foundation of all social, political, religious and business relations, and he Bathing Accessories and New Novelties for Swimmer or Beach Trotter Wookmixed Jansen _Socks in Practical for wear at any time In black, white, nude, banana, beach, or gray. Bathing Garters, 25c pair. As- Socks to Match Cap or Suit $5.95 Beach Capes | i st e’ Bathing Socks, $1 Phoenix Silk Bobbed Hose, $1 __with cofitrasting colors, s x:\Bc.\thxl:;nn;Ir:;;;em o il blac. red. black piain eotove zfi.fffiifll ?:A;i;“‘;.f;:fi;":::i orange, emerald, red, blue 3.95 RaiEy) A¥asccted sizes, and goatresting atripes, Rolltons. | rea, Uhie oad srn Al sies sorted colors 6,000 Women’s AstomshmglyLowPrwes on Palais Royal—Third Floor. Dainty New - L] L L] L] L] [ L] ® | ] L] [ L] L] ] L L] L] . L] - [} - - - L] L] L] L] & L] a - L] L] L] L] - L] - - L - [ ] . a L] L} [ ] L] LJ L] L L] a L] L] . L] L] L ] [ ] & L] L L] - [ ] [} [ L] L] L] L - L] L} L] [ ] . L] . L] L] [ L] [ ] . L) [ ] ] L] [ ] [ - ] = L} [ - - L] - LJ L] L] - L - L] L] - L] i) - o, is quick to rewardor punish his fellows according to their reaction to this fun- damental factor in life. Business men in America—and most of them call themselves average men—are increasingly insisting upon the application of religious principles to business. Truth in merchandise, ad- vertising and just relations with em- ployees is now being looked upon as in- dispensable to the largest business suc- cess. Edward A. Filene, president of Wil- liam Filene Sons Company, Boston, one of the great department stores in the country, has recently said, “It is my convxctlon that very great changes are coming in business within the next few years, in fact they are already under way. A business man’s religion must, after all, be embodied in the pnnc1ples he applies to his business.” Surely a new day is dawning, and the average man is glad because he has helped to bring it about. The first of o series of editorials to be published weekly in an effort o interpret the rrhpm.r llfe of the auverage man to- day, especially the overage man i busi- Undergarments Our Greatest Underwear Event of the June Sale Regular $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Values Regular and extra sizes. The lot consists of gowns, chemise, bloomers, step-ins, vests to match, petticoats, pajamas and costume slips. Every garment fresh, crisp and new. All guaranteed satisfac- tory as to workmanship and quality. Materials are batiste, voile, nainsook, lingette, crepe and other desirable materials. Some tailored, some embroidered and others with lace. In pink, blue, peach, yellow, sweet pea, green and hun- dreds of white. Palais Royal—Third Floor. Night Gowns and Envelope Chemise Made of French voile, in beautiful styles, with fine lace s trimmings. All the high blos- ° som tints, also white. Palals Royal—Third Floor. The]PALAIS ROYAL G & Ilth Sts. Sesvice and Courtesy Breakfast Coats For your leisure hours on these hot days you will enjoy one of these dainty little Dotted Swiss Breakfast Coats. ° Trimmed in rose quilling. ‘White only. Regular $1.39 $1.59 and $1.79 Values See Window Display 19 500 Sanitas Table Covers. A great labor saver and just the thing for the summer home. Sizes 48 and 5+ inch round and square. Decorated in attractive colors. A large variety from which to choose. Colors—White, mut(led and dark colors. We offer these as a particular special for Monday. Women’s Stamped Dresses Lace Trimmed Scarfs Several good designs stamped on colored 890 Made of fine linen-finished L‘Fe"e dc‘:l%” g:‘fld :osc cloth. Beautifully trimmed 5 9c ue and tobaccc ome 5 i made up, requiring very little em- with lace and medallions. Reg- broidery to complete the garment. ular 89c value. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Flat Silver-Plated Tableware at Sale Price Pearl Handle Gravy wen L-adles and Cream Ladles with sterling silver fer- rules, each in white box, each, Oneida C om munity and Wm. A. Rogers Serv- ing Pieces, in disce tinued patterns, all war- § ranted 10 years, includes J @ berry spoons, cold meat ¥ fork, gravy ladle and cream ladle, each, Continuing Our Sale of Silver-Plated Tableware’ Including Tablespoons, dessert spoons, round bowl soup spoons, butter spread- ers, orange spoons, iced tea spoons, butter knives, sugar shells, cold meat forks, 1 50 , be ns and kr gravy ladles, cream ladles, berry spoo! pic knives. Palals Royal—Main Floor. SN SN EEE R E AN NN NSNS NSNS EEEEES EENEE SN EEE R SRR RN RSN E RN AR N NGNS NE N EFRE NN SRS NS EIR SRS EE IR