Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1928, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1928. GUM[M AlA l AUUS LIFE'S DARKEST MOMENT. —By WEBSTER. HANMDS WITH 1M, GIVE YA Crowd at Fete for Costes and| S y SOMETHIN: To TeLL YOUR ADCIRE : Lebrix Chears San- I8l VA GRAN'CHILDREM ~ |7 of tne Leniury — ) leading all the sexyes in distinclion and value Far faster than Hupmobile can build them, the motoring public is demanding record quotas of the Hupmobile Six of the Century. One reason overshadows others'in this country-wide acceptance of the car —the fact that 2 new and original style has appeared among sixes and that this more striking beauty is sponsored by a maker of Hupmobile’s reputation. It is worthy of note that the Six of the Century is draw- ing buyers from every fild—from those who planned to spend several hundred dollars less to those accustomed to paying $1,000 more for distinctive appearance and performance. Now on Display at the Automobile Show Space 22 CALLS FARM RELIEF CLASS LEGISLATION THE oPrVoI“TuNPry OF A Gov. Bulow of South Dakota Tells LIFETIME AMND CAUGHT WITH Pl ¢ Democrats Northwest Does | A BROKEN RIGHT AR { Il ‘fi‘(/ | | 2 Not Need Aid. Copvieht Prows Pibtubing Ca (New York Warkd) 1928 - KELLOGG HAS BUSY Iz vtz e FORDILES fore consuls lt OTTAWA PROGRAM SiF, B Fnh 2 | K?llugg e lficrs‘e‘;.’n:em for o! Wh at R el i Q} ! S =Y archives, later lunching privately with | Receptions, Dinners and Tours to{me Dremier- A visit t6 the ;f“:, t‘} | s = = e S i Commons in the afternoon W 0l- | Former sufterers from Pi Fill Three-day Stay in ]hmd by a reception in n the Houses X pever atop pralsing these aso, Parliament. They will be guests of the | Canada Next Week. United States Minister at dinner. | teon S orsre a0 A sleigh ride has been arranged for your £ . \ | wednesday morning. with lunch at the | {xmow supposic “mm 4 O | Phillips residence. In the evening a| Prove oryowld AWA, O January 31.—din- | government dinner at the House of | pewdlewthat DI’SZ'RIBUTORS receptions and sightse%% will Commons will precede a reception at lsbed instantly. BIOTT \IO l ORS Incorporated P mmt of the three _'s uh)rh Government House. O R suis X e PYRAMID 2. SALES AND SERVICE g K?U&sz "'llll «Cold” Rays Pi T 1507 14th St. N.W, Franklin 4277 el o, 0! ys Pierce Xog. Ask for “PYRAMID. pries UNION STATION GARAGE. 50 H ST. N.E. i e 47| e e g g tn et | £ L G e Suimi o BROSIUS BROS. & GORMLEY 1N fternoon. 1y charged tubes for illumination emit | wrapper. PYRAMID 8250 uH)Run AVE. NW. and Rl)\.I\\ILLE MD. m lunrh at the resi- | the cnly rays known to science that 'G_ €O, 1100 Pyramid . M. DUNCAN, ALEXANDRIA, VA, ates Minister, | will pierct Iog The n;m itself u Bldg., Marshall, Michigan. s Philhpl Mnndn) calling on | “cold” roduces no heat R I'IIIII|!IIlhilIIIIlhIJ‘IlIII|IIIIIHlIll!lllll|l|I|IIIIIIII|Hl||||||I\Il|lll|l|l|l|||ll|i|Illlllllllllllllllflflll|‘I||fl||!||ll||l|lil|l||fl|IIHlIlIlIIIiIII||I||l|l|fl||||lll|l|lillllIIIl!IIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIII|IIlIIllllIII|Ill|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII 0 A Great Savmg Event! One of the Most Amazing Clothing Values Ever Offered' CENTRAL CLOTHES SHOP. Inc. 719 G STREET NORTHWEST, CORNER EIGHTH EXTRAORDINARY SALE 723 SUITS, OVERCOATS and TUXEDOS Procured at an Enormous Underprlce from Stadium Clothes, Inc., of Syracuse, N. Y., manufacturers of the Famous “Stadium” All-Wool Hand-Tailored UNION MADE CLOTHES. o AL L Offered to You Now AT and BELOW It is not often that men of Washingtan can buy clothing of | We Believe Never Before Has Any Clothing Store in Washington Offered So Much Quality at Prices So Low S s o e g T SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 8:00 weather at a time when reorders should have been forth coming {m Fall and Winter clnlhmg ducournccd ‘retail 723 beautiful hand-tailored Fall, Winter and Spring models of rich all-wool “Stadium” Suits, Overcoats and Tuxedos, hand-tailored from finest exclusive all-wool fabrics, in nll sizes, styles and models for big men, little men, stout and thin men and for young men of model proportions. merc lmnu f[om Ll{rt_her buy{rlxg_,_wlill the rclult that many ESE SENSATIONAL! : . manuf: acturers were left with large nlodfl on hand which AT TH S AL! UNMATCHABLE! UNBELIEVABLE LOW PRICES! foru d lhr mto maku treme nduus umc: ssions to help them move thie opcrtcks. By esson of the lrge volumeof | | GUJITS SUITS SUITS || OVERCOATS | | GVERCOATS | | OVERCOATS hunmu we do wxlh Slad:um (,Iulht-x, lm- _we were fa- Many With Some With M With d with M e of th lus st k to sell at y 0 any Wi = » vored with the cream heir surplus stocks to sell a AP 2P 5is (Rents 2 Pair Pants $40 to $45 $47.50 to $55 $60 to $75 savings whu h we believe grrnu-r fllnn huve ever been of- of- — 7 i 5 $35 to $40 $40 to $50 $50 to $55 Retail Values Retail Val Retail V. ‘""d ’"r"'r ”—"’»"'—’ —_ cd t Retail Values Retail Values Retail Values g - e - e | 1$19.85/($26.85|$31.85/|$26.85| | $31.85||$37.85 T%EEQS $31-85 - CENTRAL CLOTHES SHOP, Inc. [F&F Actual Retail Value $50 ‘ 719 G St. NW,, Cor. Elghth