Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1932, Page 24

EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TH~RSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1932 [ te” satd Miss Hempel “Start them | young, and they will love music more | and more as they go aloug. ~Start them ..m and you can neyer ull what . il h nd Miss Hempel added | | that sh Aoy hat she wasn't . [ going to be here long enough so that | > she could hear what Mr. Kindler is " xu\nz o offer his juvenile audience on i - £ wlm *did 1t teel ltke to sing with axn or <msuu at Constitution Hall? h, | L] Frieda Hempel Deciares | B 'k\‘,’\‘.’r‘fi?:“,’n:‘ifii.‘;“;’w’:p;‘;fij _ WHERE DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE IS ALWAYS FAIRLY PRICED. . Use 10th Street Entnnce o Symphony Orchestra Is - ! | st . e | most. s ever | art “Simply Marvelous. performanc s K e -— men and the 8 4 v with. You know, of course, ‘the ‘Blue ’ a Hempel, whose vocal accom- | Danube’ is my favorite. 1 made the have won her decorations | vocal Lrnn\(‘npnfln k)l' it, and it was| peror, & King and a oD o i d ® Sunday was ik, . 4" R =1 Are OpBIllIlg our Symphony un 4. &8l given by Fosa Ponwlle siola at the Mayflower, an enthusiastic listener 1 n orchestral concert the day She is a great admirer both » | an “most poort. | b Ki 2k o ot of Miss Ponselle and Dr. Koussevitzky, Y “""“";" I"““ i“"; { she is of the nal Sylrphon) ’ ,‘:1 greal Thats what s | Q in the pas cars et ; Bs 0 g00d. | | o t yea of praise, seemed rased, but also greatly ing been asked (o 75| YARVARD TO GET BUGS I Dr Huwy_\;:'.ré;p Collection . . ) With your own private entrance on Tenth Street (or through the main store, Gathered in Paraguay. tiey of New York and Your if you prefer)! A roomy, light, new shop on the Main Floor! And, men, the i I“E,,“f‘?\f,'f‘“’{}"f‘h‘zfiz,l"“}fi:‘fi} new Men’s Store is going to operate on Palais Royal’s well known pollcv m‘and! the University of Michi- Store ‘‘dependable merchandise always sairly priced!” We're going to give you— —~——— =% at those prices you want to pay—every turn of style—every atom of value Men' the great resources of our organization can put into men’s clothing! We've a thrilling job to do—and we're set to go! Come on, men! See how we do it! :pecxmrns and Phi e be|. |MUSIC HATH CHARMS Knows Her Orchestras. A P‘(d of pms ror the ailing S. Hershfleld of cmpd remrmox in- to relieve nervous hoven and Dvorak for - OO 30 Yrs Stomach o “’ OI’St@d u1 Pain Stops Fast thirty years with ACIDIN: e man an)mna 1 her operatic career E has J Greeted by Mrs. Hoover. Mrs, Emma A ® ° 1 , t 'h!gnn y s ss, heartburn i 4 i ss, headache . . Make - Regular $25, $27.50 and $30 values! tomorrow we willicloseiont ' ] 0% P i . Two-button coats Double breasted styles Peak and notch lapels Plain and rope shoulders Patch and set-in pockets Any man w ho sees these suits will instantly recognize the fact that he is “getting a lot of suit-value for the money!” Tl hey are FINE suits—finely tailored. Only in a vear like this could we have found TR, such an extraordinary value with which to celebrate the opening of At it et i Use 10th L h il the new Men’s Store! Take advantage of it! Street : . Entrance : ; Cassimeres! Stripes! SotrrGt e Sturdy worsteds! Plain shades! Do, Prigs Long-wearing twists! Mixtures! Jneorporated Door G 821 Fourteenth St. Near 3 TR Blues—Oxfords—Grays—Browns 10th : ' Sizes 35 to 44 X Regularly $22.50 to $25 Men S 25C and 35C —among today’s low prices—this is a feature at Fancy Socks [[ oo i e o o 05 If you aren’t the type to wear with half belt, celanese lined and ¢ 1 . = 3 . these smart new turbans, don't fret! trimmed. Stunning tweeds, twists Brims are just as smart and we have ) S 5 5 both in cellophane, visca, toyo, and Y i and fine fleeces, in rich browns, peanit straws! | ‘ Loy gray, black and white mixtures, tans and oxford grays. Sizes 34 to 42. LANSBURGH’S ey’ o Buy your top coat at 7th, 8th and E Sts.—NAtional 9800 | Sz e savings in our opening () Palais Roval's New Men’s Store—Main Floor