The evening world. Newspaper, February 6, 1920, Page 14

those comrhunities. enemy. “care of buildings and grounds in and | The War Department cails for $%,-| Indubitable evidence that the War|around Washington.” .In 1916 this ’ f f 000,000 for “Enginéering operations in| Department considers tive [item cost $436,000. The War Depart- the field." ‘This sounds like warfare, |is found in the amoun ed for the ment wants $1,405,000 for It next year. But examination discloses that the} : ; 1971 WAR A WAR Sum of $3,000,000 Is to be devoted, it] = : the War Department has iis way, to J 1 “the operation and maintenance and | INC, repairs of ho n and motor " °9 : sta afac"ton race oo | MEATS, PROVISIONS, POULTRY erals and Majors and Colonels and| Ldeutenants from here to there and AT 4 SUBSTANTIAL GAVING » (Continued from Page Thirteen.) | back again during the forthcomin, : — fecal year Is entimated at $3,000,000 . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE year ending , 1921, ¢ War Dep: ent wants to spend | ‘ © $85,400,000. sora ha orale bam F hey A $117,7: on coast defense Loin of Pork M xd hf a bd 28¢ a Ib. sy stn entire ications. the Germ: b= ‘ ‘Wadlishment of the United States cost marines were off “tho "Atlantic Coast | Porterhouse Steak or Roast Beef bd 40c a Ib. Gees.recon tn 2916 and we hed the public was assured that the coast | OFFICE. AND WAREHOUSE, 517 WEST 16TH STREET © pretty eMMctent Rttle army at that. |Spfents® Moy erence t condition and |] 39 Greenwich Sunr.Battery PI. * (93 Amsterdam . Gath St. : ¥% Gubsistence of the army—meaning under peace conditions, we spent 132 Broad St, ar. South Ferry i ie | everything required by okiters ex- $5,683,000 on coast defenses, and It | 920 Niath Av., mr. 59th St. PS * Re ' cept quarters and arms and ammu- |!"teresting to note that during the war || 777 Eighth Av. nr. 47th St. not coast de! F-| siton ae contng wr $000 a2 onecaie “opeatn’ Naan’ | By « yeer. Bobody knows many aH r | Mens of dollars’ -worth of subsistence | By * materials are stored by the War De-| {partment eround the country, tut for | ig | mubsiatence of the army for the next " # @imoal year the taxpayers are asked to * contribute §370,837,000. { motdentat expenses—an afl-embrac- } Ime title—oafls for an appropriation next year of $16,268,700. This item of war cost totaited, $1,930,000 in 1916 4 Under peace conditions. 4 Fer transportation the army will Possible Today--- Beli il to buy Suits and Overcoats of any kind at such ! 1 soley shaiee ox Mik coebiiads, a price as this? Hardly. But here they are, 1% Detain just the same—and we want you to see them. 4 ip (_ Tue amar tone hundreds of thou ite Bt seine th _ all An dita bi all Hiataele é ba * ge rept nary Sor dad . a price that any y can pay. esos f ‘. : pis keucbds, the: kisay requires i clothing, guaranteed to the limit. j ¢ ext year, according to the War De- Hi 3 85 ete & O h *38* to *55 cet Suits coats wort to 4 worses the army. . . 3 Tes motion! deparemneot of the areay 700 Suits & 500 Overcoats; Your Choice Now \ ‘wants $6,714,000 next year. This branch of the service cobt $750,000 in 3916. And im connection with the de- mand for more than six million and a half dollars for the medical dopirt- ment of the army there is another ftem in the appropriations bill which will bear inspection. BH io entitled “Interdepartmen- tal Bureau of Hygiene.” This year the 1. B. of H, is costing: $1,400,000. It ee ee Storm Ulsters Dress Overcoats Loose Overcoats Belted Overcoats Fancy Worsted Suits Blue Serge Suits Black Thibet Suits . Black Cheviot Suits All New Models i All Fabrics Included IF THIS ANNOUNCEMENT DOESN’T ASTONISH YOU, THE GARMENTS WILL Take our advice—and don’t let any opinions keep youaway. See these suits and overcoats, no matter whether you doubt the sale or not. Once you see the qualities, the styles, and the Daairdagett Mak ot thes ancsy cet general excellence of these garments, nobody oni earth will keep you from buying one. the ler a sally ot Our Gr eat F ebruary S al e ALTERATIONS rp i BS AND ——— FREE Sale of Men’s — asks for $2,500,000 next year, of which $100,000 is to be spent for “salarics and @xpenses”—in other words, new jobs. ‘Dne function of the 1. I). of H. is, | @ecording to the appropriations bill, * to give “aid to States in the protec- tion of the military and naval forces Against venereal diseases.” A rank / ito thus activity. If the medical de- Ve Bs aoc rates of Players Now in Progress EXTRA ® deok ksrue the pestis Lintiegpel We have placed on sale 175 of the new 1920 Model Walters Player Pianos. | ; W per soldier, fgucing that the urmy his important announcement will be received with a great deal of interest by the F wits humber abo it 300,000 men. music loving public, as our Annual February Sale of Player Pianos means an e There is an item in the War De- opp that only comes once a year. This new Model Walters Player, 9 J partment estimates calling for $14,- which we offer in this Sale, compares favorably with Players offered in the 497,000 for new barracks and quarters oe gnarket Fd very much higher prices, and this Sele is only made pos- O y S when the whole country is already sible by the that we expect to sell these layers during the next ae ggenag ey “gyn erd | Copdaet few days. If you want to take advantage of this Wonderful Sale Offer, Men, Match Up Your Odd Coats— Buy Your Work or Business Pants Now! Here are over 2,000 pairs of pants formerly priced at $7.95, $8.50 and $9. They are splendid garments, guaranteed in every respect. Come, get them quick— * ‘and drainage {n military reservations, be sure to call to-morrow without fail BS weed bs savereeting to Sern what eommunities—espec: 'y wi ad > 9 ire reereaine apart (0. Re. bent New Model Tri-Solo Melodist Ol O S and $16.50 PLAYER PIANO |] -&:Q.. “475 el to Attend this Sale Remember that the suits we sell at $16.50 are the grades Free With Each Player A Beautiful Music Roll Cabinet—A Hand- some Bench to Match—$10 Worth of Music of Your Own Choice—and Free Delivery. Cash orCredit iii) 4 Read This List: Then See the Pants! Big Assortment of FANCY WORSTEDS, as well as: Blue Serge | Cheviots | Cassimeres Black Thibet | Suiting Pants | Corduroys All well-made garments, full cut and guaranteed to fit and wear well—reduced for this one day only. Sizes 28 to 42. Your Money Back on Request. Alterations Free—Pressing and . Repairing Free. other stores sell at $25—and remember that we are now selling our own $13.50, $15 and #16.50 Suits at eight-sixty-five. You know good clothes when you see them--take our advice and see these Fancy Cheviots Blue Serge and Strong Corduroys _ oe Hf : | The question of paying for a Player Piano is always an important one, and so as to allow almost any family to take advantage of this wonderful offer, we have arranged a special EASY PAY MENT PLAN, which you can take advantage of. om_—ececmee : : : TH AVENUE RD AVENUE | 285i , ( Special Low Terms Every Suit has an Lalas AL 2. Gten Ti i : 5th and 16th Sts. N. W. Corner 83d St. | top.m. ¥ A f bet. 15t | rf : OF ONLY $2 A WEEK Extra Pair of Pants [hres a \s by ” ic! 8 tics y double wei t th | Ensily Reached trom West Side by i e Do Not Charge Interest out before his coat does—and, with . aa ai es Filled When Sth or 59th St. Crosstown Cars. | Remember this offer of a Walters Player at this advertised Sale Price of $475.00 is only good An ALA PALE St BRaER ZN Sealy his “PR Accompanied French and Spaniss Spoken Hore \* during the time this Sale is in progress, and as the supply of Players is limited to 175, and as / eas HOTS . H , 1 : . ne | by Money SN this Sale will only be, continued until 175 Players have been sold, we want to impress on you Full cut, well made, and guar. i i i ‘ | Order. | Writeter 100-page Catalogand | js the importance of calling to our sales.rooms to-morrow, and if you find that impossible or would anteed garments in sizes 6 to 17 ' 4 x | Sree | 16-pare Winter Sale Circular | sete reee 6045 7 VAL Gur Liberal Terms like further particulars, be sure to mail us the attached coupon at once. If You Cannot Call—Mail Coupon __ GENTLEMEN:—Kindly sond me illustrated catalogue and particulars regarding your Player-Piano Sale Tire i St AND ALL THE VITAL FEATURES OF OTHER YEARS Special ‘Cash Dis- 1920 WORLD ALMANAC 3oC ON STANDS SALE ss sy man 50¢ BUM gba ea Server and Sotaactise: “pleeet te Four Best FST UNONOONUUN0000 100 TOSCO COTE TVA UTTAR MUTT TTT ATT OTE . ——————————— har asta