Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1933, Page 21

EXTRA 2 SALESPEOPLE FOR QUICK ° SERVICE THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28 1933, Yieer Set the Old Alarm, Men! Get An 'L";\f:gEflr/ ) Start! You'll Want to Be In ann = BASEMENT thy Ar 8 oeloek! = OO0 S35y SUITS and TOPCOATS GO ON SALE TOMORROW Free PARKING A corps of our regular parking at- tendants will be at our 7th St. Men’s tore Entrance from 8 o'clock till 9:15 to render our customary park- ing service. After 9:15 this service will be given at our 8th St. Door. Here’s The Story— —Kann’s Men’s Store never intended selling clothing for so low a price! But when a reputable maker—who was very anxious for some of our business— made us a most surprising offer, we snapped it up! Such an opportunity to provide 1,000 men with new all-wool Spring suits and topcoats—for a mere - “gong”—couldn’t be allowed to pass. In the regular course of events we could NEVER offer such good woolens and such good tailoring for $10.75! Here’s the Sale “Line-Up”— . THE SUITS TOPCOATS ® Blue Serges ® Plain Twills ® Suedine Cloth @ Blue Cheviots ® Twists ® Tweeds ® Plain Oxfords : P Sienrs Waeres . Fleet.:es oF it ® Fancy Weaves [ He.rrlngbones DI Ta— ® Tweeds @ Plain Oxfords ® Diagonal Wales ® All Variations of Blues, @ Diagonals ® Pinchecks Greys and Browns ® Contrast Backs The Topeoats are in full belted —Men’s and young men’s single and double breasted models—regulars, a—ud half belted single and double shorts; stouts, longs—every one celanese or rayon lined. ll:reuted styles—regulars, shorts, ongs. Because of the ’ . e, Extraordinary If You're ASkmg'_ CAN THIS Time! The Men’s Low Price, There REALLY BE GOOD CLOTHING?” Store Basement Will Be a Slight —rost assured that it meets Kanw's standard of quality Opens at 8 o’clock. o ‘e would like to have orget the very low price— P Charge for forge:’l:h?ym":]r‘:imri:y pay f,:: clothes and come down to SPCCWHY fOt Alterations sow these Suits and Topcosts. i This Sale!