Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1926, Page 16

THE EVENING BTAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1926. Inaugurating Our First Annual x SCH Parker School Week has been planned and merchandised to include special valuesfor students from grammar school age to those returning to College. During the five days of this important event you will see such excellent values throughout the store that you will find it highly prac- tical to buy a complete wardrobe for the entire school year. Parker School Week ends at store-closing time Saturday, - September 18—after this date all Parker Week merchandise returns to its original prices. VALUES for HOOL STUDENTS 25 P Remember—TIV O pairs of Trousers *15 (With two pairs of knickers) Boys seven to eighteen will find that these new Fall school suits include all the new shades and come in man- nish styles—tailored like Dad’s best business suit. Look for the “Parker Boy” label—and remember, two pairs of knickers. | Slickers $3.95 Popular yellow school slickers for boys 6 to 18 years. Strap collar, roomy pockets. M( N/ o Tech Jr. School Shoes at $4 are one of the big features of Parker Week. New styles in both highshees and oxfords. For boys 7 to 12 years. The first long-trouser suit is a very impor-ant problem. “Prep” suits are so very popular, because they are neither too boyish nor too “old mannish.” They are “in-between” styles— shades that appeal to young men, Sizes 28 to 36. ¥ Golf Caps $1.00 New styles, new shades for Fall and school wear! All sizes included in this assort- ment. Boys’ Shirts $1.15 6 for $6.50 Another equally important “Parker Week” special These have attached collars and come in plain and fancy colors. Pocket style. 85¢c 6 for $4.75 Mothers will appreciate this special “Parker Week” value. Fancy patterns, in madras and fine count per- cales. Golf Hose $1.00 pr. The famous “Wool-Laddie” hose included in this assort- ment. Fancy tops. All Lumberjacks $3.95 Plaids that remind you of Maine woods —new shades of brown and red. Shawl col- lars, two pockets, webb bot- Wool Knickers, Special, $2.85 This “Parker Week” special will appeal to mothers who want to match sonny’s odd coat with a fine pair of knickers. Corduroy Knickers, now $2.50 Boys 6 to 18 years who wear the “old reliable” corduroy will find these of fine quality and reasonably priced. i shades, plaids and mixtures. Guaranteed pure wool. 3 for $6.75 College style white oxiord shirts, with attached collars, button-down or’ plain style. All sizes, 137 to 18. Striped Madras $3.50 3 for $0.30 Fine quality woven madras - Dlue. black or brown stripes, like sketch—with two sepa- rate collars to match or col- lar attached The popular “Domet” flannel- ette pajamas, in wide stripes, with military collars, silk frogs. All " Broadcloth Pajamas 3 for $8.25 Choice of blue, gray or white pure broadcloth. Well PO tailored, silk frogs, pocket. B All sizes. toms. "SUPER-VALUE SUITS A ND (Suits With Two Pairs of Trousers) 538 The two and three button sack suit is the accepted style for college men this season—you will find them in new shades of brown, gray and blue. Plenty of blues, serges and un- finished worsteds. Plenty of double- . breasted suits for college men. And topcoats—hundreds of fine imported and domestic fabrics. Plaid effects, herringbones, checks, plain shades. Remember, P-B “Super-Value” Suits, Topcoats and Tuxedos repre- sent the highest value we can offer at a fair price The demand this sea- son for Super-Value clothes is tre- mendous. I M"MUGL " Look for this label on every garment. s TOPCOATS I LLEGE TIES $1.50 These ties can say, with all truth- fulness, “Yes, we are collegiate,” for they come in the colors of fa- mous colleges. Heavy cut silks, in stripes — Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Brown, Cornell, Georgetown and others. HOSE FOR MEN Imported Lisle Hose $1.00 6 for $5.25 “Westminster” collegiate hose, in plaid effects; full fashioned ; all sizes. Famous Pure Silk Hose $1.00 6 for $5.25 Full-fashioned silk hose, in plain col- ors of black, gray, tan, cordovan and navy. All sizes. HANDKERCHIEFS Pure Irish Linen L) SUITCASES BI&) COWHIDE BAGS Choice of black, brown, russet or cordovan cowhide or walrus bags. 18 or 20 inch size. An ex- cellent value. TECK SIX SHOES $6 College men will like the Black, brown, russet and cor- dovan suit cases of top grain cowhide. Sewed corners and loops. 24 or 26 inch size. 50c each $5.50 a dozen College men's initialed handkerchiefs, imported from Ireland. Hand - embroidered, with %-inch hems. These are of fine quality linen and are priced very low for “Parker Week.” new Scotch grain oxfords and the latest shades in tan, College Slickers—$7.50 —green or yellow. Any style lettering on back without extra charge. College appare! shipped to any part of the featured in this special group United States postpaid. of Teck Six Oxfords for The Avenue at Ninth “Parker Week.”