Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1924, Page 19

_THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1994, PROBE FOR BULLET victim of Largo Read Clash . : Between Autoists in Criti- cal Condition—2 Held. Whe ed upon an automobile Sat- ‘ v.y d ol ‘:' aT rm cast is still a a critical cendition ital. Ready, our annual : We don’t use compara- Thanksgiving Sale. An : tive figures. But if we event you won't forget did you'd hardly be- for a long time, so un- lieve them, there’s so usual are the values. much quality in every suit. BISHOP BRENT URGES STUDY OF LEAGUE PLAN Born in Xdeahsm Scheme Is Cer- tain to Bear Fruit, It has been six months since we had amen’s suit sale. We thought we’d waituntil we could putonagoodone. Hereitis. Andhere’s Thanksgivingjustthreedaysaway, when you’ll want to look your best. Thisis a sale for fathers and sons. There’s a pat- tern, there’s a model, there’s a size (33 to 46) for every man from seventeen to seventy E You'l Economlze The fabrics are worsteds, finished and unfinished; cassimeres, and the r time, temper and last | at notiten st, on your pocket- Sy eving ud Sl Your tremendously popular rough cheviots; the colors include solid shades, the new :3121.3%‘?\,12& high tints, London Lavender, smoke gray, and the favored Scotch mixtures. e The Season’s newest models very fully cut, or semi-fitted, according to one’s preference. The trousers are fairly full. The sizes: 33 to 46. Sole Distributors for D. C. and Vielnity X Plumbing equipment and repairing BIGGS gi5sans s We planned this Thanksgiving Sale many months ago. One of our best makers sesssossenchssond co-operated 100%. 1,000 suits is a good sized order and they met us more than half- m way on the price. We mention this because just at this moment clothing prices are stiffening considerably—and yet we are able to offer 1,000 splendid suits at $33, when they are worth considerably more, here or anywhere else. .,.,. | TheHecht Co. eases pain Just a little Sloan’s llxhtlyputad : F Street at 7th on befor ?.ba Men's Shops Open at 8:30 Tuesday Morning