Evening Star Newspaper, December 26, 1926, Page 56

20 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, DECEMBER 26, 1926—PART 2. heldon Suits «(Overcoats 1000 3 ] ui ' i ~ L 1oL 1% mart ] ‘l N = akwm y ' IR 2O | -y ":~< r Sheldon Suits and Overcoats rate as good investments for your Christmas money even when they are selling at the regular prices. But when $35, $40, $45 and $50 Sheldon values are marked $29.50, the transaction is more than an investment; it is Mid-Winter Opportunity knocking at your door. The hundreds of well dressed ‘Washington men who already have the Sheldon habit need no urging. You couldn’t keep them away from this sale. To the others—who haven’t learned about Sheldons yet—we say “there is no more propitious time than Tomorrow to make the acquaintance of Sheldon.” 462 Sheldon Overéoats The kind of overcoats that men like. The kind their friends admire. That’s why the Sheldon Coats are so tremendously suc- cessful. In all styles. Roomy ulsters. Deep-pile fleecy fabrics with plaited backs. Broad shouldered tube coats for the tall athletic chap. Sturdy through and through cloths for the man who is hard on his clothes. And every other model that any man could want. All sizes and all correct colors. 538 Sheldon Swits Styles and materials to suit every man’s taste and to meet the wear that every man will give them. Plenty of finished and un- finished worsteds—that popular fabric that saves pressing bills because it holds a crease so well. Other suits in cassimeres, cheviots, plain and fancy weaves of flannels. A full choice. Models for every size in every walk of life. And should you need them, alterations without charge. Use the 7th St. Men’s Shop entrance and take direct elevators to the Second Floor IfmflncmCa~F3mm . r..