Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 32

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, 'WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 N [ WHERE MEN FIND TME Wherever Men meet—at business, the club or the theatre —those who show exacting taste in the selection of their attire stand apart—style leaders. . Just so, “THE MEN'S STORE” stands apart —a leader. It takes pride in this leadership, attained through years of experience in the selection of quality Clothes and Accessories that Men want and serving Men in the manner they appreciate. Our buyers regularly make trips abroad to find the best and the most correct versions of Men’s attire at the places where masculine fashions are created. Thus Men have come to know and to depend upon the styles that are recommended to them here in “THE MEN'S STORE.” The Men’s Store Easy of access, reached imme- diately by the door nearest Tenth and F Streets and equipped with a separate elevator on the Tenth Street side, The Men’s Store is so set apart that it appeals in- stantly, even to Men who feel a natural hesitancy about entering a department store. The English Shop Here Men find the best of Eng- lish-made garments and fittings. Here is a special shop where they can see, in the original, the cream of Bond Street styles. Here they are served in a manner that will be appreciated by those who fully realize the pre-eminence of Eng- lish stylings. The Formal Room In the Formal Room men are in- troduced to absolutely correct at- tire for both day and evening wear. Heré one may select his Tail Coat or Tuxedo and see exactly how it will look when worn. Moreover, these garments must fulfill the Woodward & Lothrop standard of style-rightness and correct- ness at all times. Special Exhibits of Men’s Fine Imported Silk Ties English Overcoats, Swiss Silk Dressing Gowns Woodward & Lnthrop THE RMEN'S STORE *