Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 34

34 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925. SKSFACTS ROl CRAVFIRD PARTY Rising in Germany Potatoes in Same Trend. [ Milk: and Bread on | Decline. Associated ¥ Canadian Legislator Urges That Data on lli-Fated Ex- | pedition Be Aired. | MEMPHIS {of the injunct 1ix 1t rin n 10t be pa J | m ; - P 2 i I“ P,.,,_‘[ ar Status €havcellor to Decide if $22().000’( z ! Payment Is Feasible—Fought by |'t% Stockholders. of the Plggly Wiggly | ‘Meat Consumption [PIGGLY WIGGLY DIVIDEND |[gus impaicment o the "””""'“”""'“?' T corporation contended thet it on hand ample Y withouf fmpairy s d without er the rn’s financial posi | | “ALIMONY CLUB” TO MOVE by| Ludlow Street Jail to Be Razed to| Make Way for School. 1| NEW YORK, May 1.— Street Jail, med as the h of er- | § A used pplant decided | Pen., May I jon - suit brought < in the heart of | the lower E be natic . who|known when was used to Amerl- | deli ¥ ecting im br ing stockhold the suit by th of Nashville, | K Thirty- | t th will be| id with M Ore; le « la. and inhab Your First Deposit Secures Your Outfit Balance Can Be Paid OF In Small Amounts Each Week or Month \ ALL WASHINGTON IS ON OUR FIVE DOLLAR Outfit Plan. | | ' l | Liberal Store Does As It Advertises NO DELAYS Just Bring Five Dollars and Take Home a New Outhit DRESSING UP OUTFIT PLAN People in all walks of life are buying their new outfits on our sensible Five Dollar The Government worker, the clerical worker, the stenographer, laborer, the railroad man, the business man—all find our Payment Plan convenient, practi- cal and economical. Come today for your Spring of new garments to select from. Expert fitting by Welcome. OUTFIT NUMBER 1 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Woman’s Spring Suit. . $39.50 A Blouse to Match A Stylish Hat OUTFIT NUMBER 2 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Woman’s Spring Coat, $19.95 A Woman’s Spring Dress $24.75 A Stylish Hat OUTFIT NUMBER 3 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Woman’s Ensemble Suit. .$29.95 A Stylish Hat A Fur Choker Living in Suburban 2 Towns Are Welcome A\ m L il to Open an W Account CORNER 7th & E STS. ,, eSS Ess s n sl and Summer Styles. Thousands tailors who know their business. Join our large family of satisfied customers. OUTFIT NUMBER 4 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Beautiful Silk Dress. .$29.98 A Charming Hat OUTFIT NUMBER 5 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Man’s Tailored Suit. .$39.50 A Silk Shirt OUTFIT NUMBER 6 FIVE DOLLARS DOWN BUYS A Man’s Spring Suit. .. .$24.50 A Man’s Top Coat $29.50 A Spring Hat We Have An Expert Tailoring \ LN Department Al \\ N Alterations \ Made Free of Charge Over Kresge’s 5¢ & 10¢ Store en Saturday Until 9:30 See Window Display of These Remarkable Shirt Values! See Page 33 of Today’s Star for Other News G@lldl@g@ib@r_’g BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST “THE DEPENDABLE STO Off to a Flying~ Start! Our Annual Spring Event PRI i Tyanee R |l 4 ) el Nl 1l o ~and all are first quality i AR ARRTA v This is the sale men know and wait for to supply all their needs for the entire season ahead. We made preparations for the biggest and best shirt sale of our career and we’re giving such shirt values It answers the needs of every man who wears quality shirts. as we have never given before. That’s why men are coming to this sale. That’s why it stands at the top of shirt sales held in Washington. Read the List of Materials —Rayon (fiber silk) Striped —Finest Grade High-Count Madras Mercerized Percales —Woven Madras—best do- | —High-Class Novelty Shirt- mestic quality ings —Union Cord Woven Madras | —Complete range of sizes —Tape Stripe Madras from 1410 18 —Nellis Rep Cloth | —All regular sleeve lengths Plenty of Clerks to Serve You Promptly. Each Size on Separate Table for Easy Choosing. The immense assortment of styles, the fine qualities, the careful workmanship are features of especial importance. Every shirt is perfect—generously cut, correctly proportioned and well tailored. Ocean pearl buttons securely sewed on: pre-shrunk neckbands, pre-shrunk cuff linings. top center pleats from neckband 1o end of tail. stitched by machine in a way that prevents puckers: gusset sleeves with button and buttonholes—every desail marks them as shirts of superior quality. The majority are neckband style, but there are plenty of collar-attached shirts in the lot. Pin stripes. club stripes, candy stripes. checks. plaids, novelties, cluster and two-tone stripes. All sizes 11 to 1%; all regular sleeve lengths. & X3 Men’sand Young Men’s Two-Pants Suits Here’s an event to go hand in hand with the shirt sale! We made a remark- able purchase of Men’s Two-Pants Suits, and we’re selling the entire lot on the same basis of savings. The values are too good to pass. The same styles and fabrics that you would expect to pay much more money for—and materials and colors to meet every man’s desires. There are Collegiate Suits, with two and three button coats and wide trousers, i) and conservative models aplenty. All tailored with attention to detail, which £ means that the well dressed appearance is there 1o stay. | The excellent materials offer choice of Cassimeres and Cheviots, in all the favorite colors—powder blue, London lavender, tan, gray and many tones of | \ brown, as well as rich darker colorings, | Sizes 33 to 42 regulars. Each suit has extra pair of pants—which practically | doubles the wear. Goldenberg’s Clothing Store for Men—First Floor; Direct Entrance from Seventh St.