Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1931, Page 42

sols yEosuna Seak, WASHInGoN, D, O, FripAY, GCTOBER 9, 1931. Sensational Sale of Natio And in some cases even greater savings: Names that are as well known to the golfer as his own score. Allied .. . Buhrke . . . Wilson . . . Autographed models. - All 1931 stock. (Except the wood shafts.) A sensational Hecht Month selling which, we believe, can hardly be equalled anywhere in lhle United i States today. 4 L g Johnny Farrell GeneJSnraum $5 and $6 “Allied” and “Wiléon” Irons and Woods —including the Wilson *“72” and ‘“‘Allied” Mastercraft irons and woods. $ ’49 All-steel shafts. Several styles. Make up a matched set. $6 to $10 “Allied” and “Buhrke” Irons and Woods Including stainless steel clubs, at the lowest price in history. Fancy face wood clubs with steel shafts. 86 and $7.50 “Allied” Clubs for Women; irons and woods, right weight and balance, $2.98 $8, $10 and $12 “Allied” Wood and Iron Clubs Choice of the famous Aviator Recorded irons . . . Gazelle irons . . . Black Heath woods and other fine clubs. All with steel shafts. Various styles. $8 and $8.50 Gene Sarazen, Johnny Farrell Clubs Exact duplicate in weight, style and balance of clubs these world-famous pros use. Steel shaft. You can buy a matched set in woods or irons. $10 “Allied Comet” Steel Shaft Stabilizer Irons With the new ball these irons will give you distance, power and direction. Satin-finish, stainless steel heads. Compressed blades. 812 and $15 “Allied” Steel Shaft Wood Clubs New streamline models with finest steel shafts and seasoned persimmon heads. Full 17-inch grips and other fine requisites. Buy a matched set. 813.50 “Gene Sarazen” De Luxe Wood Clubs Seasoned persimmon heads with nine-spot inlaid faces which will not chip or ‘x 7 S crack. True temper steel shafts. The model Sarazen used in the Professional 840 “Wilson Pathfinder” Stainless Steel Golf Set $19 95 i Five irons to the set. Stainless steel heads, and shafted with a new high- Mashie, Mashie grade steel. Perfectly balanced and matched. A high-grade set for any golfer. Drivers, Brassies, Py Irons, Mashie Spoons, Midirons - Niblicks, Niblicks, . ; < Y i st Sty s ; Patters $75 “Wilson Ryder Cup” Matched Wood Set $ 2 I 95 . Three-club set . . . driver, spoon and brassie. We think they’re the finest i - . . " clubs built. Shafts of stainless drawn steel. Air-dried persimmon heads. As “sweet” a lot of clubs as you ever saw ., . . and certainly at the lowest price. = s Bob McDonald and Harry Vardon, as well as other autographed models, All irons from No. 1 to putters. Men’s and women’s. Right and left hand. $7.95 Coleete Golf CluB and Bag Outfit Eor $ 3 98 Includes four clubs . . . three irons and one wood. Sturdy quality canvas ‘ ; O I I il B A‘ g G S bag. Lightweight clubs for women are included in this special group. Regular 50c Famous “Wilson Success” Golf Balls 6 f $1 or . $1-24 $9.98 -4 e yocici. Hivimmgtmonis. Wi tremely low price we are forced to limit quantities to six to a customer. to $3 Golf Bags ~ Buhrke Golf Bags Patented Buhrke bottoms. 6-inch sizes. Zipper hoods and d i Light weight. Fine canvas with ball. pockets, Patented Buhrke fine clubs. You can easily plck out a set of them. d For Women’s $2.50 For $6 to $10 " $2 Hickory Shaft Wood and Iron Clubs : . . Now 9 SC Very & - Our remaining stocks of hickory-shaft clubs. Irons and woods! | leather trimmings. 5 bottoms, Various colors. 4 MEN’S SPORT SHOP-MAIN FLOOR First store in Washington to announce the new weight 1932 Wilson Golf Balls; buy them here tomorrow at their regular price of 35c, 50c and 75¢ OCTOBER OCTOBER . HECHT MONTH H E b E — O HECHT MONTH F Street at 7th - . : o . : ¥ B NAtional 5100 *