Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1930, Page 29

/ “F Street at Seventh” o o T T T Hanan Shoes, Dobbs Hats, Manhattan Shirts, Interwoven Socks, Knit-tex Topcoats, Berkley and Trojan Ties I O A T 0 %mIlII!I!IIWIWMIHIlHHHWHflMMIIWMMMIIMMIWIHIIIIIII|Illflfllmfl|IIIIIIIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIlllilllflllllllllfllllllllfll!llfllflllllm T Men’s $1% to $25 Shirts % New Arrivals in the Sale.of : $1.55 Sheldon 2-Trouser Suits 6 for $9 ] g + « « mew spring fashions in = 5 iy : / 34. National 5100 I fine shirts . . . the kind for which you’d gladly pay reg- ular prices! Blue-greys, silver greys, tawny tans, suave browns . . s to - color your outlook on life. Styles that are a study in psychology « « « put a Sheldon suit on and your spirits will rise like a bridge player’s temper. Two pairs of trousers to afford a change. Fabrics that you can trust . . . and the same goes for the tai- loring. And if it were not for modesty’s sake we’d tell you of the many compliments we’ve received about the values. O O \8 Collar-attached, one and two &Y collars to match, and neckband styles. Sizes 131 to 20. Sleeves 33, 34 and 35. Men’s $1.95 1o $3.50 Men’s $1 and $1.50 [/ Pajamas Athletic Union Suits Ann ual Sale ° g e Golf Clubs lu‘d'.”’ b"'ddofh’ prints, nov- Madras, rayon stripes, handker- clty stripes and colid colors. Sur. chief cloth. Side-leg opening style. fiifie:'.us&,}'. middy and English Full cut. Sizes 34 to 50. 53 to 36 Ki nds! Men’s $1.50 Full- Hundreds of Men’s Fm,-oggz Socks $1 aml6$9ljfl Ties ‘ | $ 2 .88 3 Pairs, $2 3 for $2 Actually lower than wholesale Imported and domestic mate- = . price. Ideal weight for Spring ri-ls.P A profusion of Springtime 700 Steel Shaft Wooden Clubs and Summer. Many patterns, in- patterns and shades. Tie into a = 300 Steel Shaft Rustless Irons cluding side clocks; sizes 914 u:‘z; e :n- m'g:a:;l looking knot. 600 Hickory Shaft Rustless Irons The finest group of clubs we’ve yet seen to sell at $2.88" Every type of club . . . in I’:tgr national both woods and irons. Men’s and women’s Si l k T ie Sa l models. Right and left hand styles. Many autographed by former National Open Cham- o « « silk from six ¢ountries . . . hand pions. tailored to sell for $1.50, $2 and $2.50 Silks from Silks from Switzerland Italy France and Germany and Austria Czecho-Slovakia (Main Floor, Sport Shop.) $25 Five-Piece Silver King Matched Set and Kroflite Golf Balls Steel shaft rustless i A . rand-new 1930 s, irons. New black finish. by 2 the W e Men’s and women's. ® size. (Main Ploor, Sport Shop.) Stripes, geometrical figures, self -tones, came o s, ombres. Fashions that predominate at Lido, Deauville, Nice, Cannes, Monte Carlo, as well as Palm Beach and Havana. YR Two-Trouser Suits for High School Chaps 81695 With all his dignity the av- erage high school chap is an active young chap. And his clothing, while being style- right, must have durable qual- ities 1o withstand his exuber- ant nature. In these suits 00000 Society Brand Spring Suits and Topcoats . . . for Anniversary $39.50 You can count on these as being Society Brand’s newest fashions for 1930. Tweeds and herringbones in those light shades you’re going to see pretty soon. Complete size scale. han TS gc) Qr N x\_\ A Top Values in the Anniversary Sale of Sheldon Spring Topcoats $24, we've brought the two togeth- er. And at a price! Blue cheviots or fancy mixtures, with 2 pairs of longies. Also hiue suits with 1 pair knick- ' ers, 1 pair longies, Single or . Smart box coats . . . or swagger raglans with a world of + double breasted coat. ' “class.” Llamas . . . tweeds ' , . coverts . . . herringbones Stk bass = 7 ...camel’s hair . . . with a world of wear. 20 Years = (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co. 00 Direct Elevators to the Men's ctum;:. D Floor