Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1930, Page 48

c_..m THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1930. —_— e — MANHA'ITAN SHIRTS—DOBBS HATS—PIONEER BRACES & GARTERS—BERKLEY TIES—MANHATTAN PAJAMAS—MANSCO SHIRTS & SHORTS—INTERWOVEN SOCKS—VAN HEUSEN COLLARS—SAMSON JEWELRY Nomes that Set the Nation's Styles Everfit Poplin Shirts 32.50 l Il | | I | Il | | With the collar that won't shrink. Light-tex- ture poplin . . . with the even, lustrous finish . the smooth, cool feel of silk. White and } pastel shades of blue, green, peach and grey. l l | I | | | I ! I \ | | I I | 1 \ \ \ V Collar attached. (Main Floor, The Hecht Co.) Phoenix Hose 0c to *1* The ’.A', “hose-word” throughout the c9uniry. Wo rs te d b te x S U il- Setting a pace and keeping it by their richness of color...beauty of pattern...and the qual- ity woven in to stay. " (Main Ploor, The Heeht Co) Looks expenswe The Knit-tex Coat America’s most famous topcoat .o . but it isn’t For every occasion in all kinds of Worsted-tex is the kind of cloth Weather. On cold days it is snug you see at a fine custom tailor’s. It . 5 n & stdvwans, Doyt has all the smartness of the most ex pensive clothes. So far as we know PaCkard it is the only suit of such a fine char- Arch-Aid Shoes acter that is being sold to the public 31 0 today at this moderate price. fortably light in weight. On wet daysit s drizzle-proof. It looks like a fine, imported topcoat . . . yet it . costs surprisingly little. ALWAYS $ 3 O (Second Fioor, The Hecht Co.) a class by themselves...miles ahead in foot comfort and style requirements of well dressed men, Arch-Aid shoes that follow no leader...in ALWAYS $ 40 (Second Floor, The Heeht Co.) (8econd Floor, The Hecht Co.) / Tflf HEC The Home of F s: “Nationally Known Names” O 7¢h