Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1926, Page 20

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1926. - McCormack, received a telegram | cstablish his reputation on this tvpe | which will Introduce Nicolai Medni-|joint recital with Lrnest Sc mmnz,] ¢ Lrou — — fr " MeSweeney, the | ¢ music © vefused to play | Koff at the piano eminent American . lif h H | 5 saying the T e Aoruses ol |~ Inaic 4 S rangement has R A ., ||| This Wonderful LE However, after e | avisnce avillk and { by the . Arthy Sures « S ATothER i 0ld Prescription « would | vears he revisited u city where he|Mr, Casals. T i For Rheumatism hag ) 1330 G street northwest RIALTO- Limd { plaving the nocturne, and out on the platform he wus gre “lonzaley rtet Coming shouts, “We want the Flonzaley Quartet Coming ¢ E Theater at| o i o : The many admirers of the Flon: e 1 ¥ : Quastet, who were so disup- |2 (ymlmul at the ndnuance of the es, will 1 arn that ! hington sals will appear in recial Men's Clothing Dept. Opens at 8" 0’Clock IT PAYS TO Men’s Clothing Dept. Opens at 8 0'Clock Thursday Mormng Thursday Morning that all men may shave this remarkable that all men may share Tl e Clothing Sale! othing Sa $12,450 Purchase of Mer Men s New Suits At About 50c on the Dollar! Greatest Value-Giving Event Ever Presented the Men of Washington! Offering Unparalleled Savings on Men's New Seasonable Clothing—Qualities Far Above the Sale Prices—High-Grad e Tailoring—All New, Desirable Styles and Patterns Shidiwes Tomorrow morning we will place on sale the entire surplus stock of a prominent clothing manuiacturer at savings that will mark this as one shootine _ Shadows. UER ] o 1 ol the greatest efforts we have ever put forth in our Men's Clothing Department! \We have put on some wonderiul sales of Men's Clothing in : i : the past, but this offering of new suits will eclipse them all. The best feature of this sale is that all these suits are new, right up to date in style. and tailored correctly. They represent choice. well made., stvlish suits of fine, all-wool materials in the most desirable patterns and colors. Not 1 lot of “plugs™ and odds and ¢nds, or suits from previous seasons, but a sprightly lot of highly desirable suits that well dressed men are wearing Do not judge this sale by the low sale prices—ifor you are buying them at just about fifty per cent of their true valuation Spring is just around the corner. and vou will need a new Spring suit soon. Therefore. this sale comes at a most opportune time @ and the Tyrol.™ B and even tore, it | T he Splendid Selection of Styles, Fabrics, Colorings, Tailoring and General Appearance of These s setormact saway | Suits Mark This Sale as Well Worth Your Immediate Attention. Group Number One Offers Choice of $30, $35 and $40 oy || £ Two-Pants Suits ry Suit righ tyvle Correctl all-wool matce nnished SONE values at this pr (ssimeres No Extra Charge for Alterations No Extra Charge for Alterations ammation, goes on to the ed into the at of the trou growth of the I"he correct styles, ~killtully tatlored to give maximum satisfaction in looks and service. Choice of the most popular models of the season—of fine wearing fabrics, including nished and ard-finished Worsteds and Fine-grade Cassimeres and Cheviots Al the most desirable models—double-hreasted. single-breasted, two and three button conservative styvles. Full alpaca lined or half alpac: ed. \bomt the best liked patterns and colors, including popular mixtures and stripes to please ever Complete range of sizes, irom 34 to H.and plenty of the hest sizes. Group Number Two Offers Choice of fy Bovomisthem. | , $25 and $28.50 # Trips in Tourist ‘ . -~ $170w | ne-Pants Suits We carried 15,000 students, teachers, profession- al and business men and women to Europe and back last year in Tourist Third Cabin—a real . o ] testimonial to the quality of service offered at | . After a Careful Survey of the this exceedingly low rate. Prices Drop to the Lowest Level E Materials, Selections of Patterns Famous ships to choose from. No rates higher |§I19\\'11 in Years for Suits of This and Tailoring, We Can State Con than $200 the round trip. Caliber. tidently That This is the Best Suit MAJESTIC Sale We Have Ever Held. World’s largest ship Necessary Alterations | Made Free of Ch Necessary Alterations HOMERIC | Es Made Free of Charge World’s largest twin-screw steamer MINNEKAHDA Carrying Tourist Third Cabin passengers only on all sailings during the year. Other great steamers on which Juarters are specially re- Don’t miss this sale, men—not if vou want qualn\. style and good tailoring—everything that a cork- served for certain convenient sailings are: ; . Bl S S. e < T S, Hl = < I e o ing good suit h.uuld have—at a unmrl\(d)l\ low price! $14.90 is the sale price—just note the actual New York; White Star-Canadian liners ‘?am!.w Regina, dollars you save! 5 Mo tic Canada tre . T . -~ . 3 . . ~ . > . - . e s Materials are Cassimeres, Unfinished and Hard-finished Worsteds, and the lot includes all this season’s Ask for booklet “What Is Tourist Third Cabin?” : tkifentuckicr iVl Gonrie ThintCobens correct models. Double-breasted and single-breasted, two and three button styles, and three-button WH ITE STAR L1 models, full alpaca lined or half alpaca lined. All-wool fabrics in every suit—that’s worth emphasiz- AT1ANTIC TRANSPORT LINE-RED § ing! All the season’s newest patterns and colorings. INERRNATIONAL MERCANTIER MARIRE £ 00 ‘ L,omplclt range of sizes from 34 to 44 regulars. K. M. Hicks, Mgr.. 1208 F Street N.W., Washington, D. C., or any aviborized steamship agent