Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1931, Page 37

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOX, D. €. “PHURSDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1931 C8 OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY; e — e BIR'I-H m_- G ARHE”] A LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE |-y Was First Candidate to L L ¥ e 3 » ; In & humble log cabin in the frontier po > = g . s v settlement of Ora: Cuyahoga nge, in Cuyi ty, & section of the Western Res serve, Ohlo, James Abram d, [ ] '3 20th President of the United States, s ’ was born 100 years ago today. He was fourth of four children. His - b _+ {;Itsh" died when he was 2 years old. boyhood was passed amid the harsh | |but by no means destitute conditions s n | |farm, d in the a y y, atte o - . i 1§l | win A“ .long yqur "Ving on ALLSTATE fl“ bve-en - f"ll nfnm found employment “r‘ driver twenty-five per cent. Our economical selling methods || |and stcersman on the Ohio Canal. Re- _2‘:‘;'75—"2:& ?-” | :;;: J : ; ¢ keep ALLSTATE prices that much lower than you would ||| |nes, he worked as o carpen s dbiions 0E00=30 410 1380 . R pay for any other first quality tire. Now comes this liberal | | s, Crester onio, iais] e are carried in our " 31x5.25—21 | 16 : allowance on used tires to save you an extra amount. | |Coliso, 161184, and williams col- complete stock 29x5.50—19 890 | 17. N Learn today how mypl.; your extra saving is if you buy | : _ COMPLETE TIRE il g Ae] e ! ALLSTATE during this event at any Sears stores. | | Equipped with his® degree from Wil- | | Hams, he returned to Ohio and was en- z £ 4 ; g | | gaged to teach the classics at Hiram. MOUm’éfiifig‘é'CE— 3 " 911 Bladensburg Road N.E. 1825 14th St. N.W. Fie became presiaent or principal of his o o 2 e & r N ' \ | college In 1857, ; : ! 3140 M St. N.W. | But Garfield had been reading law r———-\__—— ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— | {OT several years. Admitted to the bar S in 1859, he resigned his place at Hiram | and was elected to the Ohio Sh(F 8en- Prepare Now! 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In Your Container W AN A $2 fig for 5 Gallops in s o onre, A M ele ! o : Stance' of President Luncoin, he rés Super Service Anti-Freeze that’s safe to 40 degrees below! Positive Sealed C ontainers Siice of Presiden) o e winter protection. e 1y : v m' o ALCOHOL, completely denatured, Formyla No. 5, 188 proof, 550 L~ \ \ e 50c a gallon in bulk—5-gallon lots : 911 BLADENSBURG ROAD N.E. o R 91 Bladensburg Rd. N.E. ; N Sold at 3140 M ST P o« ear! o o . ~ £ o ¢s Senate. His last speech in the ouse was delivered on April 23, 1880, Stores “3” Sears Stares 3 1825 14th S'l". NW §:,:,’3;= never took his place in First to “Stump” for Self. When the Republican convention of 1880 met at Chicago the delegates were almost lessly divided in T THEY LAST | AP T fbnl el 4 :‘nm“?& . When it JUsT 100 |42 KENMORE | == He was & compromise candidate. 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