Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 5

\ . ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. 1. €, TUESDAY, O H)I§I l. 14, ' W. H. COLLINS CHOSEN. In.n\\n of Bondsville, Mass _— From_ the AVIENUE of NHNTHE'*. ' THANKS TO DANISH SHIP | and was e U. s Go\clnmrn( Forwards Mes- F“GHIS UVFR HERE sage of Gratitude Addressed to A e - Capt. West, Comu}nmlu 1' U. S. to Give Airship Thor- ough Inspection Before Acceptance. “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth St. at New York Ave. G&dinan & Suss Rochester Tailored Clothes ENCEPTION AL—we R o b T e o v college fellows—suits that ars loungy. easy banding and skillfuly draped—shades of London avender, Grecian gray, mouse gray and game heather brown. also of wide wale blue serge. In two and three button s'ngie breasted and two- button double-breasted mode!s. PROCESS OF ACCEPTANCE. U. S. to Take Several Weeks for ; Tuspection of Ship Summer Rates HOTEL M YOUR GREAT OPPORTUNITY To Buy Women’s & Misses’ Coats From Us at Factory Prices Because We Make Them FFur-trimmed Coats models. Al colors and fugs. 34513115 Retail Values, Cramer 514 10th St ot the latest the season’s materials, $59.50 to $165 J\/]anu”actur;’r‘s and Retailers SHOES THAT ARE “SMART AND CORRECTIVELY” COMFORTABLE Foot Forms are unique. Scientifically designed on lines that are in accord with nature’s demands and pro viding for many individualities that mean comfort. Dressy Foot Form Pumps Hustration Shows One of the Many Styles All Leathers = $7.50 Up Foot Form oxford @ e———| o ———|m| CLUTCHES SYAE HEEL lished for ther sclves special i« = '“ Foot Form Oxfords $7.50 Up A variety of shapes from medium to the common-sense last. Foot-Form Boots Price $9.00 Up &2 7 EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street *!v=z2nd Authorities on AR Foot Troubles ANDREW BETZ, Manager o — el ——— ol ——=lol ——| | fl m m INN PEACHES PINEAPPLE Del Monte Yellow Cling, | No. 215 Cans, each 28c FLOUR KIRKMAN SOAP Special This Week, 6c, or § for 27¢ Kirkman Soap Chips, Package 10c SUGAR SMYRNA FIGS Best Imported Layer Figs Large Size, New Crop. Pillsbury’s 12-1b. Sacks Best Cane Granulated Del Monte Sliced, No. 21, Cans, each 33c CAMPBELL SOUP “Tomato” New Pack, Special, Can, ,10c 10 Ibs. 77¢ TABLE RAISINS Fancy Large Imported Spanish Raisins. Ib. 35¢ ARGO SALMON . . . can 23¢ Peas, Red Goose, Kidney Beans, can..10c Splnnch Del Monte, 1 Cnrn, Shoe Peg, can, 16c ASPARAGU CIGARETTES Camels, Piedmonts, Chesterfields, Lucky Strikes and Sweet Cap- orals. Package, 14¢ Carton (10 Pkgs.), $1.35 Raisins, Seeded or Seedless, 2 pkgs., 25¢ Brazil Nuts, Large New Crop, Ib....20c Matches, 3 boxes. .. Brillo, pkg. Milk, “Sunset Gold,” Tall Cans, 3 for. .25¢ BACON “Sunset Gold” sliced breakfast bacon, the best in the city. Ib. 33c 18¢ PRODUCE Delivered Fresh Daily California State No. 1 Tall Can Tokay Grapes, 1b,10¢ Cauliflower, each,25¢ Lettuce, head.... Lemons, doz Cranberries, 2 lbs. 25¢ Turnips, bunch. .. 7c Carrots, bunch. Spanish Onions, eacl Kale, 1b “Sunset 'Gold” . 4 B" l I En Best, Fresh Creamery I Annual Sale of the finest quality Men’s Pure Linen Handkerchiefs—tomorrow 31.20 A HALFE DOZEN is 4.40 A HALL DOZEX 51.75 A HALEF DOZEN 55.40 A HALE DOZEN 52.40 A HALF DOZEX $4.75 a doze 53.15 A HALF DOZEN 36.90 \ HALF DOZEN Tomorrow, seventy-one days before Christmas—will be the first day of the Annual P-B Sale of Men's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. It's a sale for people with imagination—who can mentally picture thL crowded stores at Christmas time, Cthe higher prices and the “picked-over” assortments. Yes, we bought hun- dreds of handkerchiefs —every one warranted pure linen, in quarter and half inch hems. We bought them at a con- siderable saving. We are going to sell them at an even greater percentage of saving. It's an event that will appeal to these people. Women who are anxious to buy- only the best quality” handkerchiefs for their husbands, their sons, their fathers, or friends. Phone Main 1288 ‘I'nose unable to at- tend the sale can merely phone Main 1288 and be sure of the same satisfac- tion as though thet had made a personal selection. In Christmas Botes Handkerchiefs will bé¢ boxed in attrac- tive Christmas boxes if desired. No extra charge. Women who will buy them for gifts, in gift boxes, and keep them until Christmas time. Men who are as particu- lar about their linen as thev are about their outer apparel. Men who will take no substitute for a pure linen handkerchief and will gladly buy a vear’s supply or more when the saving is evident and the quality is pro- nounced.