Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1931, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1931, Features of These $1.55 Shirts —made where the best American shirts are produced—Troy, N. Y. —HAND CUT over custom patterns, which makes the cut exactly right. ~—vat-dyed colors, which means that they are tub fast. —hand ironed, to look their best. —every one of the scores of patterns is hand picked for beauty of design. Styles and Shirtings in These $1.55 Shirts collar-attached styles, in white broadcloth. Neckband, collar- collar, and two-collars-to-match voven madrases and percales. \ Sizes 1315 to 18 and Sleeve Lengths 33, 34, 35 & SELECTION IS EASY-—patterns and styles in the same size are grouped on individual tables—you can choose easily, and as quickly or leisurely as you wish. On request, these will be wrapped as gifts—s0 all you need to do is include your card, and “his” gift is selected. Ter MEN's Storr, Seconn FLoOR. WooDWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™ F anD G STREETS I 5 5 THREE FOR $45° We Believe This is the First Time Washington Has Had Such An Extraordinary Offering Several reasons make this an extraordinary offering—make this different from the average shirt event: First—the shirts come from one of our standard makers of quality shirts we offer regularly at much higher prices. Second—every shirt is made of a fresh, fine quality fabric. Third—every pattern is hand-picked, from this maker's new line. Fourth—every shirt is made to the same exacting specifications that are used in our regular stock of higher-priced shirts. Not "sale" shirts in any sense of the word—there is not one undesirable shirt in this event. This is not a close-out of bad patterns, of manufacturer's mistakes, of short ends of shirtings such as one so frequently finds in special shirt sales—this is an extraor- dinary offering of Brand-New Shirts, in New Patterns of Freshly Made Shirtings. You will do well to stock up tomorrow—for yourself, and for Christmas gifts—for we believe there cannot be another such offering again this season. THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. - —\——_;'——-—’