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Thursday \ Friday & Allday Saturday Until 6 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. A-7 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30. 1051 Lewis Tbos. Saltz (1409 G Street) ‘ f 3 Days ofour SALE Thursday \ Friday &Allday Saturday until 6 NECKWEAR Dressing Gowns, Robes, Smoking Jackets TROPICAL WORSTED & SUMMER SUITS FALL fir WINTER SUITS 195—$2.50 Neckties. Pure silk striped repps. Silk English foulards; I—s7s Dressing Gown. Pure silk, rich jacquard satin. Navy blue Buy Now and for Next Year 33—578.50 Oxford Grey Flannel Foil Suits. A wonderful suit for hand tailoring throughout printed on ground. Fully young going to or $1.65 design wine lined. Size medium, 19—$35 Haspel Rayon very the man back school for the professional man. Mony Suits. A handsome and durable fabric are in $5 foulards, HALF PRICE $37.50 tons, browns, greys, blue-greys, single-breasted. Sizes of them our University model, with naturol shoulders, three but- 250—56.50 and Neckties. Pure silk domestic and im- in and all ton, center vent, on ported woven silk, rich pure silk-lined jacquarded crepes. Bold and I—s6o Silk Gown. Navy blue ground with silver 36, 37, 38, 44, regulars; 37, 38, 39, 44, shorts; 37, 38, 39, 40, flaps pockets. A very fine quality flannel. Sizes Pure Dressing 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 regular; 39, 40, 41, 42 short; 39, 41, 42, - 37, 40, neat patterns; colorful and quiet designs $2.95 and red printing. Fully lined. Size small $34.50 longs; 40, 44, stouts -. $24.95 44 longs $68.50 121—53.50 Pure Silk Neckties. Imported and domestic foulards, 7—sso Pure Silk Dressing Gowns. Rich jacquard crepe and genuine 15—$80 Lebow Tropicals. Hand-tailored, single and double- 31—578.50 Cambridge Grey Flannel Foil Suits. Single-breasted, printed, breasted models, greys Italian shantungs, woven silks, neat and colorful patterns $1.95 foulards. Elegantly fully lined, satin collar and cuffs. Navy and tans. Sizes 36, 37, 38, 39, regulars; drape model. A very fine quality flannel, ond ore for blue and wine grounds. Sizes small and medium 38, 39, 44, shorts; 39, longs they excellent 72—51.50 "D fir J Anderson" Four-in-hands and Bowties. Im- $29.75 38, 40, $62.50 the young man returning to school and for the professional man. Sizes ported Scotch gingham; washable; guaranteed fast color; colorful 6—535 Dressing Gowns. Pure silk shantung in solid colors of 37—590 Lebow Tropical Suits. Hond-toilored, tans, greys ond 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44 regular; 36, 38, 39 40, 42 short* . ... 40, 42, 44, 46 „ plaids, tartans and checks __ $1.15 maroon, gold ond silver. Also some unlined silk foulards printed on browns, single and double-breasted models, but mostly single- long $68.50 wine grounds. medium _ breasted. It would be fine economy buy these for ond Stripe Pure Silk Four-in-Hand Neckties. Silk lined; Size $19.95 to now next ,5 —$78.50 Grey Chalk Flannel Suits. Single-breasted hand- 36—53.50 Boys' year. Sizes 36, 37, 38, 44, 46, regulars; 39, 42, shorts; somely tailored. Sizes 41 regulcr; 39, 40, 42 44" long; novelty designs. Background colors of novy blue and 14— $12.95 House or Beach Robes. Washable woven cotton and 39, 38, short; 40 long 39, 40, 43, longs; 42, 44, 46, stouts.. $72.50 brown 85c spun rayon; colorful plaids and stripes. Sizes medium and large, $68.50 $9.95 17—$44 Rayon Suits. Made by one of our very good makers; ex- 4 $78.50 Cambridge Grey Flannel Suits. Single-breasted, harfd- cellent patterns, oil single-breasted. Sizes 36, 37, 38, 44, 46, regu- somely tailored. Sizes 36 regular; 37, 39 short; 38 long $68.50 LINEN lars; 37, 38, shorts; 38, 39, longs $34.75 5 Glenurquhart Plaid Suits. Imported fabric, HANDKERCHIEFS & 37, slls finest hand- Suits, Sports . tailoring, double-breosted Handkerchiefs. Pure white Irish linen, half-inch hem- Leisure Jackets First Floor 22 $42 Rayon Suits. Made by one of our very good makers. All model. Sizes 44 regular; 40 42 short - 40 .... 123—51.35 long .... stitched edge, measuring 19"— 87e 3 $59.50 Leisure Jackets. Pure silk shantung. Unlined. Navy single-breasted, excellent patterns. Sizes 36, 37, 38, 39, 46, regu- $88.50 blue. Sizes 38, 44, regulars..- lars; 37, 38, 42, shorts; longs; 42, 44, $32.75 18—5145 Custom Model Suits. These are Hunt & with one-quarter and one- 40, $37.95 37, 38, 39, stouts Winterbotham, 231—51 Pure Irish Linen Handkerchiefs imparted English fabrics, and hond-toilored by Lebow as model suits half-inch hemstitched edges. Full size; sheer hand-rolled edge pima 6—545 White Sports Jackets. Pure wool woven by Stroock. Flannel. 4—548.75 Imported Irish Linen Suits. Natural eggshell shade. for our Custom Department. regulars; There are single and double breasted cotton, size 65c Double-breasted. Sizes 36, regular; 40, short; 40, long, Single breasted ond made by a fine maker. Sizes 37, 38, models and in the finest quality fabrics. 37, 38, longs These suits would retail today 123—Swiss Linen and Cotton Handkerchiefs (chief value linen). HALF PRICE $22.50 $36.75 of $165. They are Glenplaids, chalk stripes, neat herringbones and designs. ESPECIALLY PRICED $1,25 1—$39.50 Sports 4 White Poplin Suits. Double-breosted model, tailored by other handsome patterns. 38, 42, 43 Woven jacquarded Full size... , Jacket. Stroock Flannel. Double-breasted. Brown. $32.50 Sizes 41, regular; 38, 40, 41 Size 36, regular LESS THAN HALF PRICE $14.95 Haspel, slightly soiled. Sizes 37, 38, regulars; 37, short; 37, long. short; 39, 40, 41 long; 44 voung man's stout $104.50 2 HALF PRICE $16.25 37—578.50 Brown and Grey Herringbone Suits. Mostly in our famous HOSlEßY—Anklets $22.50 Corduroy Jackets. Cornel. Size 39, regular; 39, short, University MEN'S 18—$65 Tropical navy blues, greys tans. Sizes 37, model, notural shoulder, three button, notural waistline, HALF PRICE $1 1.25 Suits. In and flaps on pockets, 46—51.75 Pure Wool Anklets by Westminster. Pure elastic tops. 38, 46, regulors; 38, 42, shorts; 38, 39, 40, longs; 39, 40, stouts, center vent. A fine suit for the young man returning 28—s2l Nylon-Rayon Cotton Cord Sports Jackets. to school or for the young business and Self-jacquarded patterns. Conary. Sizes 10Vi and 11 Vi only.-89c Nationally $47.75 orofessionol man. Sizes 37, known moke. Grey, blue, tan and brown. Sizes 36, 38, 39, 40, 42, 40, 42, 44, 46 regular; 37, 38, 39, 41, 42 short; 39, 40, 42, 44, 46 Fully Freeman 94—52.50 Pur# Wool Anklets. Made in England. fashioned. 46, regular; 38, 39, 40 and 42, short; 39, 40, 46, long $15.95 17—575 Pure Tussah Silk Suits. Hand-tailored by in long; 40 young man's stout $68.50 Genuine elastic Tattersall checks in canary only. Sizes 1014 natural tan and navy blue shades, all single-breasted. Sizes 40, 4£, tops. Leisure Jackets. Iridescent desert tone mode s—sßs Lebow Sport Suits. Light tan tweeds and the jacket is made to 13 HALF PRICE $1.25 2—549.50 gabardine, regulars; 42, short; 38, 39, 40, 46, longs; 40, 42, 44, 46, stouts, by Jackman of Californio. Blue and tan. Sizes 42 regular; 40 in a sport model with patch pockets so that the coat may be worn as long, $64.50 jacket. 16— $2.95 Ripon Pur# Wool Loafer Socks. Sizes 11 and 13 only, $34.95 o Excellent hand-tailoring. Sizes 41, 42 regular - 39 42 HALF famous short; 38 long PRICE $1.47 4 26—520.75 Cotton Cord Suits. Slightly soiled, made by a $72.50 $27.50 Sports Jackets. Imported yarns. Grey and natural. Sizes maker, single Sizes 37, 44, 46, regulars; 35, 38, regular; 37, 38, ' and double-breasted. shorts; 40, long $14.95 37, 38, 40, shorts; 37, 38, 39, 40, 44, 46, longs; 39, extra long; MISCELLANEOUS 6 $28.50 Moygashel Irish Linen Jackets. Unlined. Light weight. 39, 40, 44, 46, stouts .1-- $16.75 FALL SPORTS JACKETS . Second Floor Navy blue, brown, ond natural. Sizes 37, 38, 44, regulars; 44, 3"“'5150 Pure Cashmere Sports Tan 10—52.50 Pure Silk Ribbon Sports Belts. Brass ring fasteners. lona 20— $27.50 Cord Suits. Fine rayon, single and double-breasted Jackets. diagonals and grey $1.65 $22.95 models, mode by a famous maker. Sizes 37, 39, 40, 44, 46, regu- herringbone patterns This is the world's finest quality and purest All sizes cashmere, and the 29 $44 and $42.75 Butcher (linen-rayon weave) lars; 39, 41, shorts; 39, Iona: 39, extra long; 39, 44, 46, stouts, finest hand-tailoring by Stanford Williams. The Two-in-One Gloves. Leather mitten over Linen Two-piece retail price of these would be $175 $195 5 $9.95 Ripon Leather Suits. Naturol, navy, luggage, silver grey. Sizes 37, regular; 37, $19.75 jackets to today. Sizes 40 HALF PRICE 42, 43 .. knitted glove. Brown. Size small only $4.95 40, shorts; longs only . $114.50 38, 39, 38, 39, 40, longs $34 Worsted and blue-greys, single and England 95 6—556 Tropical Suits. Tons 3—5135 Pure Cashmere by 4 $3.50 Dunhill DeNicotea Pipes. Made in $32 $32.50 double-breasted models. 42, shorts; 38, 40, 42 longs, Jackets. Hand-tailored Stanford Wil- HALF PRICE 12—529.75, s3l, and Sports Jackets. Butcher linen Sizes 39, liams and worth about $165 on today's market. Havana broWn $1.75 (linen-rayon weave). $42.75 brown, Notural, sanddune, luggage, navy and grey.
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