Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1926, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY. MARCH 16, 1926. OUTLOOKIMPROVES | | The Men’s Departments 75¢ Silk-and-Rayon Hosel f | 9 While attending the $129 Shirt Spring Labor Conditions Re- | o the bener ustomers In ofices who il vant @j v ko @r S pais 311 men's ey : ported on Upward Trend in | w = : it P! oot vasionacrion oo . : i e - a pair. This Section. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE “| Annual March Sale—Greatest in Quantity, Variety and Value! 7,800 High-Grade Shirts Made to Sell for $2, $2.50 and $3 > Kind of Shirts Particular Men Want—All Perfect! Plan to be here tomorrow, Men! We're h?mdin;: vou the greatest shirt values at $1.29 you ever bought at anywhere near this price. This sale stamps itself as a mer- chandising triumph—und every man who believes in saving money should be on hand at the opening of our doors tomorrow morning at 8. To hold this gigantic shirt sale on a scale befitting its predecessors, we hought 7,800 Shirts from one of America’s leading shirt manufacturers—at a price so low we are able to offer the better grades selling regularly at $2, 50 and $3 at $1.29 each! / Py And We Want to Emphasize These Salient Points Every Shirt Perfect! 4 /\ B Every Shirt is New! Ll Nl Lo == Every Shirt is Clean! \' < Every Shirt is Guaranteed! , ll,lll Every Shirt guaranteed fast color and perfectly tailored. A top center pleat or French faced front: clear pearl buttons; full placquet sleeves. All neckbands art pre-shrunk and beaded M Shirts with collar attached are ne:v long pojnt style. 4 Shlrts All Sizes, 1322 to 17 All Regular Sleeve Lengths. /'i fOr $ ; . . / ] Wa The High-Grade Materials S =r—2ves \~\\ new shirt for any that fades in the laundry, or fails to give satis- factory wear. All are perfectly proportioned, full cut across the chest, with deep arm holes and long body with straight cut tail; I Proclaim the Unusual Character of This Great Shirt Sale! Imported English Broadeloth, in plain white. Permanent high luster quality that tubbings will not harm. Neckband or collar attached styles. Printed Broadcloth, in stripes, figures and novelty patterns. Neckband style. with separate soft collar. or collar attached style. Light-weight English Sateen, in striped and novelty patterns. Neckband style or collar attached. Genuine Blackstone and other high-grade Woven Madrases, in light and dark striped patterns. \eckband style. Rayon Striped Madras, in new Spring colorings. Neckband style. Many other fine quality shirting fabries. %herhiu Fforest On the Severn | I~ (And Other Well Known Makes) e fll 2 Including Kuppenheimer 4 e and Browning-King Clothing $ Soma T | S} BRS Made to Sell at CERIEET e © ANY $30, $35, $40 and $45 1t's Helping Your Neighbor fi Z ; ; h : —Why Not You? i £ Our last sale was so wonderful and drew such crowds because the suits were splendid values. That’s the reason these sales of Hart e R . i Schaffner & Marx and other well-known makes of clothing are so successful. : Sibinsne i : e blood ||| . ] Whenever we have the opportunity of getting similar bargains in Hart Schaffuer & Marx and other makes of men’s suits, it is a 3 5 great pleasure to us to be able to offer our customers values like these. We consider tomorrow’s sale even hetter than the one we held about a month ago. Styles, patterns and models—everything you would like. Very Important! Special Mention! Tyt o i : S . Nothing but good sizes. = Your size is in the sale. p action and so { 7 / regulars; also a few stouts. et o Suits for young men, for business men and older conservative men, including the popular Wales model.’ correctives and body tc " » : il L rreat faaitapowes | dox pvercom [y - W Tk Fine all-wool Cassimeres, Serges and Worsteds—they’re all here and in those wanted navy blues, dark blues, tan. doven, worn ou +{omachs nto rv. 3 brown, gray and plain shades, stripes and mixtures. Drugiiste say that Dare's Mentha Pep-| | » P o et =i, o e Men’s Clothing Department Opens at 8 O’Clock Tomorrow Morning—Get an Early Start! Goldenberg’s Clothing Store for Men—First Floor, Direct Entrance from Seventh Street.