Evening Star Newspaper, February 4, 1932, Page 25

THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1932 > % : c(.p« el Riley, Kans,, (o Ior 4 i % i Capt. R. A u,mn Philippine Scouts i A : ¥ ¥ ' 4 from. Fort B , o Chicago b f 0 f . 5 Capt. H. R. € ers, from Louis- : ? ‘ ERE DEPENDABLE ME} s R b TR e g “ Street Entrance near 10th _wn WA : : , e it S Changing World and William L. Fisher, from the W Changeless Christ” Theme partment to ’ s Coor 1 the Plip- ) of First of Three Days. . 1 u scl A thre day cc G lon of the Uni- | £ B ney | versity Ej al Clu open vo- ! g LOCTOW . Va on Cathe- - Fol AW AY h Lk Philipp s thi ! the first session A g hi g World and the CAPT. R. G. CARTER HEADS ORDER OF INDIAN WARS ? Capt. R Sectional Conferences. 1 1 conferences s made up of Indian neal descendants INCORPORATED e Dry Chief. ~Two hundred and be made on of Christ to The cony LADIES’ anon William P HANDBAGS e RADE Ta GRpER WILL SING SPIRITUALS MADE TO ORDER A M. KOHRN, 1748 M at Conn. § wicses Tarwater will tore University C The Spotlight of the Sale! AR ‘F B N Ji% i’;\EsEiL{“%H’EE%TfiE All brand-new suits that regularly sell at : i ' $40—$45—850 and $55—for Radio Spreads in Germany One cut of every four Germany now has a r CHEZ CURTIS 2-button! TR . § X ol 1014 Connecticut ANenue Youble- : All-wool { . ¥ 58 Sport Dresses, Street Clothes, breasted! ; worsteds. ‘ § ' Evening Gowns ) ; ; Plam, R 1 Taken From Our Regular Collection diagonal, basket and Have it charged, i . > or a small deposit Oy erplald S 3 will hold your Clawless cut! : 7 . Flawless cut! weaves. ' choice for later S N ¢ ? delivery. Formerly to $150.00 Marvelous fabrics! Perfect fit! Full silk and | N : « celanese } NE = = 3 Y < e \'WHW DULIN & MARTIN MHHHIW‘[HHH[Wlill lined. A , , STERLING SILVER Do vou realize what it means to be able to buy a hand- ; e tailored suit of such qualities—from one of the best makers v PARK. REDUCTIONS of men’s clothing in New York for this remarkably low price” ING at the Downtown 1 1 . 5 b Parking plendid f s—that thex can he worn until they are 7 Station on 10th St. at ar of th s sewed on by hand. The linings throughout are put in by hand— ; \:ii;l””t“\i_ parking the co ative elegance of the fabrics! You'll know we mean business when i mn:""":: - ken iror these ! Because they're hand-tailored with e they cost no more than ordinary suits! Wait till you see the rich our new Men's Store! service desk, main floor. Sizes 35 to 44—shorts, longs, stouts Main Palais Royal’'s New Men’s Store—rix Illustrated— Famous Shirts at a sensmionu”\' low pru'o.' Beautiful Sterling Bowl, #ti-inch dimeter, §18 (1) with rced border and emboss Sterling Silver 10-inch Vase, of attractive de- ;llv:-)n,» _“”_1_‘__ 415\} ng. Weighted base ‘ Was $22.50 qql Comport ? : inches tall, with d base. G S d w n- e \t\ b ood design and v v $l000 Regular $1.65, $1.95 and ‘%2 50 grades . . . Red“‘ft‘O"S of 25% to 50% Selection inel s a variety of Sterling Sandwich Trays, Evervthing a man could want in a shirt! “Bel- (Blue, tan, green broadcloth, collar attached.. 3 Bouillon Cu :Qem'hl(v Dishes, Coffee Sets. Bowls, Bon- pords” are tailored just as men like them—with fFancy patterns in broadcloth, madras and cham- {)mv\] nr)sf‘,o\‘ _Comports Vases, Chop Dishes, Cigarette sarticular, emphasis on cut, finish and ft. Every bm‘hu; a large variety of patterns . . . collar Jighters and Novelties. it gearantes ik ; siisehes cricollanitofmeiche QUANTITIES OF EACH VERY LIMITED shirt guaranteed pre-shrunk—guaranteed for sat- TALL patterns come 5o, the season’a wanted shiaden: 3 isfactory wear, too! Y/AIl colors guaranteed fast. The patterned materials . = White broadcloth shirts . . . collar attached or have the designs woven in . . . mof printed. ' ILIN & Q RTIN neckband Neck sizes 13V to 1§ x = ) ) ) e Connecticut Ave. anad 1’ Every shirt made exclusively for the Palais Royal in Washington PARKING SERVICE—Conn. Ave. Entrance Palaic Royal ~Men’s Shop—Main Floor - T AL