The Washington times. [volume], May 15, 1918, FINAL EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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THE WASHINGTON TBDES. WEDNESDAY. MAY 15. 1918.
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Once a Customer, Always a Customer
Satisfaction is the Keynote of Our
Whoje Establishment.
That Is Why They Come Back
' ISTRAWS FOR EVERY MAN
Srylep.usCkrtries
$21 AND $25
The
buy
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same men
tli em sea
after sea
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these
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men
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You can wear
a STYLEPLUS
suit until it is
threadbare
the wool . will
eventually wear
out, but the
workman ship
remains.
Sennit and Split Straws
$2 to $4
All the new
shapes,
some with
the cushion
sweats
that make
a hat self-
conforming.
i Genuine Panamas
j$5 to $7.50
I The season's newest and
! cleverest styles, which
! meet the exacting requirc-
j ments of, Mr. Younjr Fel-
j low. A Fhape, style, and
weight to please the most
' exacting'.
Sol Herzog & Co., Inc.
602-604 9th St. N. W.
Stytsplus Clothes
2! and425
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Close Daily at 6 P. M.
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sYp ' GUYNEMER AVENGeId . ard. avenged Guynemer by kiUinp .--.- -.. "j "iH
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Superior Values in
Men's and
s Young Men's
Suits
At
$1 0.45
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HUB FURNITURE CO.
"First Aid" to All Homemakers
If you are new in Washington and wish to furnish a home; if you are about to be married
and expect to start housekeeping; if you have invested your cash in Liberty Bonds and find
now that you need Furniture for your home
You Are Welcome to Use Your Credit at the Hub
where you are assured Guaranteed Furniture at genuine Underselling Prices-
"""c octviwc ana sausmcuon auena every transaction.
This New
4-Piece
Old Ivory Finish Bedroom Suite
inuumng large arawer Uresser with trench plate mirror, new style Chiffonette,
uipuwic i rami piaie mirror louet I able
and full-size Bed to match; a substantially,
built, elegantly finished suite. On easy credit
terms, tor
:ncn piate mirror, new sty
$11475
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BentwnndLnmn JiPnrh This All-steel. Dron-Side CoUch
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This Natural Finish
Orf Hickory
Rocker
Strong and com-
fortable. Hih$0,49
back and varnish-
cd scat
Fumed Oak
Paying- tribute to the spirit of falr-
n"s evinced by Henrj- T Offter-
Idlngtr in .settlini; the strike of the
'employes of his factor-, and correct-
jlnp Imprensions that hsve gained cir
culation that the OfTterdlnner product
wmr Inferior, the former strikers have
isued a formal statement announclnc
the end of the difficulty.
I
Germany Is sekins to
her armies by concriptms
of the border lands
1 And. what is Just as sinister to
world peace, she is striving to make
the rich Kusslan territory purely and
simply a German province.
These statements represent official
opinion here today, backed by offi-
1 clal information.
Both programs are In line with the
A splendid group of about
370 Suits, including the
very newest models for men
and young men.
The materials consist of
worsteds, cheviots, cassimeres,
tweeds, homespuns, velours,
flannels, and serges, in mix
tures, grays, blues, tans,
browns, heather mixtures,
stripes and checks.
Every garment in this sale
is tailored1 to meet our high
standard for quality.
Not every size in every pat
tern, but all sizes for men and
young men of regular build in
collection. Regular sizes, 33 to
44. Also stouts, 38 to 46.
Most of These Suits Cannot Be Duplicated at
Wholesale At This Price, As They Com
prise Mostly Fine All-Woor Materials
Men's Shop Street Floor.
S Another Great Purchase .
And Sale of
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best link spring O
Prepare to give generously to the
RED CROSS Second War Fund, May 20-27.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HERE
$2.45
Standard
tennis .b"-.-.," "
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ft. lone, bolt
ed construction.
( omplcle with
chains and ceiling
hooks.
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Full size,
with best gut
strings and
leather tipped
handle
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ThisBamboo
Sewing
Stand
$2-49
Has lower
shelf and
conicnienlly
atr.inied
work box
v ilh lid
ton-red
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lap matting.
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jne statement, which is sicned for. Teuton plan of ending- tho war this
;the strikers by William Al McCabe. of, Y'r- By getting- fresh men for the
the Cigarmakers' International L'nlon: fniy ' .ermony nopes to make a mill-
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.r. ntocrra j-crrj-. cnairman ot tne n, ., ,, k.h i.. . ,.i.m .. I
Offterdineer emnloves- committee, snil i ... j i .jj .',
Mr. Glfford Plnchot. who as chair-, nt least f, riomlnit. Rnuli mt.rlv . I (
man of the Washington committee of' that she can later go before the woMrt ,
tiic National Women' Trade Union with the in Minus nl. w nili i.
League has been actixei) aiding the up the west if w-c can bold what weil
striker?, is as follows: 'hae m tin- east"
I Kmplore' stalemeai. i n,h these plans represent a very H
' "In v.- ,.r ,h.. ,..... nki.. ..... erioua menace which the allies must's
In ien of th.- great public inter-cons,dr. acPordlng to officials. One'"
:.i mannesieu in me urike winch has said today the western military slt-
eXIsted in flw firrnr maniifmfiipinv ' liatlrn. nllltf this fnnrl.H T?ito,l.n I
establishment of l!-nry T. Offtcr-' Pnlem. meant that Kngland andjl
dinger, we. the undersigned, desire I V," ,,,.1 ' " " TV "l"" -
. . . .. !." . uc.ir Tin their man power much further. I H
tCl State that tll . nnl.M M.ui. hta I.aah' ., . 1- .1 . 1 rvL .... . "
.... ...... ...... ..j ..Ma .i, .uu(.kw is iiireaienti. tne oocno nasi
amicably adjusted to the entire satis- I oerrun L kreine. iolating the Ure.t-
fa ti.in of all parties concerned IJtovsk treaty indi-rlmlnatel. Ger-
i- .,,ti ... , ., mar i making demands that she be
Ue avail ourselves of tin oppor ,wrraiued a frcBe hrfnd , ,he prMent I
jtiinity also to ay in Justice to Mr. 'M-'lm .iiut.il. and removal of it
Oflterdlnger that most of the difficul farther east Is considered. The boche
tie. involved were differences from has already put the Russian navies out'
j the discussions of which all personal -i mj..inti And he l systematica.ly i
Ill-will was absent to a greater de- stamping terror Into ItiK-iian hearts by!
I grec man is usual in controversies of' repeating Ins Iielgian atrocities In Fin
1 this kind. land. L'ralne and Itunsia proper
, "Spsaking collectively in behalf of
line cmplove. ami at ilirlr .l.lnv
! Men's Shirts
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At
$1.20
.
viish to pay tribute to the spirit of
fairness exhibited by Sir. Offlerdinger
throughout the conferences which
have led to a settlement on -in h
basis or mutual lordialitv between
j himself and hw employes bld fair to
' be of long and advantageous dura
tion "Of cour.e. various statements pro and
con. ome authorized and nme un.iu
thorized. as to tin- merits or demerits of
the dbpute have gained rurrenrj . but
. what the publif i interested :n is this -
,tliat Mr. (irrtrrdiiigr has satisfied the
demands of his rmplove.s and his rai
Iplojes. on the other hand, testify to the
. Pleasure tney have ,jd In returning to
i his etnplnvnient. to io-iprra!e with him ,
mi the continuance of tlirue hlgl, tand '
ards whifh have alwa nvriie,l the
progrf.s of this important industrv
i 1'roduels Hating Superior ((uailty.
I "And tlie emplovcs further desire the
I public to know that the superior stfn k
and material ued bj him. the care taken I
in its selection, anil the ileanliney of pro i
duition in all sups of manufacture pa. k
, ing ..nd .-hipping are h-re ii-tui-U to b
them, and the? have not. during tl.e
'strike nor al an other time. iuest.,n'I ,
jthe Inch tuallt. leanline.s and exiel
lence of Mr i iffterdlnger output, tins
has alwa)s bet n conceded, because it is I
true
'The purpose of this statement Is to
.remove any unjust Impressions nhuh I
ma have lodged in Uic public mind as.
'a n.'ult of the difficulties now liappllj
.adjusted
Th disposition shown on both side.
' Ins been line, anil constitutes a p.itrloih
example of what tan be done when earh
partv approaches the solution of suih a,
( prubicin in the right spirit."
SWEDISH AND GERMAN
FORCES LEAVE AALANDS
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Qualities That Are Worth Up to $2
Splendid Materials. Good Patterns. Perfect Fitting.
Guaranteed As to Color.
An excellent lot we had made up for us bv one of Vw
York's leading shirt manufacturers, from materials whicli
were purchased when the piece goods market was 33 1-3
per cent lower in price than it is at present.
The materials consist of vtoven, mndras. crepe, rep.
poplin, percale and mercerised vteate. In plain and striped
effects. Milrts mnde In flve-hutton mtTles. with soft ruffs,
and In slvrn 1Sta to 19. All sleeve length.
STOCKHOLM. Mai 13 - The i.ermans
will evacuate the Aaland Islands on
Ma -3. It wj announced todav. Swed
ish fones will be withdrawn at the
same time
The islands, -which were lost to Russia
by Sweden in 1VW. have a population of
more than 2T.ti00. most of which Is
Swedish. Several months ago Swedish
'forces were landed there because of
atroi ities committed agalii.t the inhab-
Hants b.v Russian soldiers. Some time '
, latir the Germans also landed a force1
'on tin- i.land.
ADVERTISEMENT
MOTHER GAVE
THIS DEUCATE
CHILD VINOL
And He Got Well and
Strong. That's True
HOURS LENGTHENED.
War vvuikers in Washington will
have tim to visit Mount Vernon.
Vashingtrn's home, after the dav's
business The Mount Verhon I.adlcc
Association of the fnlon announced
today that the hi-torie estate w-ill bo
open fro n t'.."0 to ti o'clock dallv. with
the e eptu n of Smuidiiy. when the
pules will b- closed nt N o'rln k An
other concet-ftion. uliuli bd omes ef
feetive t ida). Is that school cmldren
acciuiipanicd bv their teachers par
ents or guardians. If they
groups , ill be adml'ted
hare.
I
. Monaca, Pa. "My little boy, who
is the youngest of three, was weak,
nervous and tired all the time, so
he was most unfit at school, and
nothing seemed to help him. I
learned of Vinol and gave it to him.
It has restored his health and
strength and be has gained in
weight" Mrs. Frederick Sora
mers, Monaca, Pa.
Vinol is a constitutional cod liver
nd iron remedy for delicate, weak,
ailing children. Formula on every
bottle, so you know what you are
giving them. Children love it.
O'lJonnells Drug Store. 001 V Street
N. . and at other Us-hinvrl.-n Drug
come in Htores that di-plav the m.-l .- -n and
vv 'iiou a -1,, bes . 12 'i e i ,n
Jlen's Straw Kats. $1.83 and
$2.83 In all the newest
shapes and styles of straw
sennits, rough straws and
Panamas.
Jlen's Fiber Silk Socks. 39c
Or 6 pairs for ?2.25; gauze
weight with liale heels, toes
and soles; 30c grade, in black
and white only.
Men's Washable Cravats. 29e
Each or I for SI Four-in-Hand
Cravits in a large as
sortment of patterns from
which to select. 33c grade at
29c.
Jlen's Union Suits. 39c Cross
bar nainsook Union Suit.
sleeveless ar.tl ankle length.
All sizes it 9c.
75c SI Grade Balbri""an
Men's Shirts and Drawers,
Shirts and Drawers, slightly imperfect (imperfections con
sist of small stains).
300 Night Shirts, Worth to $1.50, Special 79c
A remarkable lot of tine qualltv cambric and twilled cotton '
Night Shirts for m-n. all are slightly soiled Worth to St ai. al 7Qp
ratal. Itoyal street Fluor.
only
ind ot
aud ii in ti.. .outit
THE PALAIS ROYAL BOYS' SHOP
Unusual values for thrifty parents in the better
Inns' clothing at substantial s.iing.
Boys'NorfolkSuits,$5.95
of durable chevot and cassimere. well
made and trimmed 'orth full J,.9a Some
with two pairs of Knicks lined throughout
bues for bos 7 to is vears at 3 9."
Boys' Norfolk Suits, $7.95
i:tra good Mualitv s.uit comprising ea
sinierc. cheviot-., and tweeds, finely tailored,
some have extra knickerbockers, good $M
values. Mzes for bovs 7 to is ears at 7 t..
Boys' Blue Serge Suits, $8.95
Ml wool pure vv orated guaranteed last
color double warp serge, cweptionaltv well
made, knickerbockers lined throughout, all
seams taped ext.a strong Positively the
best value an where, .sizes 7 to IS, at Js.90.
Boys' Fine Tailored Suits
Including the celebrated Sampeek Standard
of meriea I'lothes for boys from 7 to is
jear. Talais Itoval epecial pm es.
$10.00, $12.50, $15.00 & $17.50
Boys' Washable Suits
remarkable values at
95c, $1.29, $1.45 to $3.50
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