Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1932, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 15, 1932. ecrat. TVZEE;FOOLPROOF ROADS .| Motorists Are Set on Speed, Offers Safety Suggestions. ON Peerless Batteries! And—Just Think! e 507 More Power Than Ever construction of Peerless Batteries pro- I power at low temperatures ide odels of a year ago. That assures plenty of “pep” for wick starts in cold weather. GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS. And now look a the prices 13-Plate 15-Plate Peerless, $6.45 17-Plate Peerless, $7.55 19-Plate Peerless, $8.35 21-Plate Peerless, $12.50 Above prices with your old battery. —and your old battery Batteries Installed Free—Prompt, Courteous, fficient Service. "ALCOHOL— Formula No.5—188 Proof—Completely Denatured, 3 9 in Sealed Container Gallon TIRE PRICES! | | Now! You Save i —_— More Than “Ever” | | 29x4.40—21 If bought in pairs, $4.65 each EACH | Buy Your Tires in Pairs The Saving Is Even MAKE TIRE | PRICE PAIR OF CAR SIZE EACH PRICE 30x4.50—21 $5.43 $10.54 Ford 29x4.40—21 479 930 29x4.50—20 535 1038 Chevrolet || 28547519 633 1232 A 31x5.25—21 8.15 15.82 Buick 20x5.50—19 | 848 16.46 30x5.00—20 | 6.75 13.10 Essex 29x5.00—19 | 6.65 12.90 3 29x4.75—20 643 1248 Pontiac 29x5.00—19 | 6.65 12.90 2 28x475—19 | 633 1232 Whippet |l 20x5.00—19 | 665 1290 1 = 29x5.00—19 | 6.65 12.90 Dodge 28x5.50—18 | 835 1620 28x5.25—18 153 14.60 | Chrysler 30x6.00—18 10.65 2066 | Graham || Zx525—18| 175 15.04 jSaranam 31x6.00—19 | 10.85 31x6.00—19 1085 Hudson 28x5.50—18 835 o[l 29x5.50—19 848 16.46 Hupmobile | 31360019 1035 21.04 Packard 32x6.00—20 1095 21.24 [RE N 32x6.50—20 12.65 24.54 De Sot 20x5.00—19 665 12.90 e Joto 29x5.25—19 7.15 15.04 130 N 0.8 YN A _‘r¥$/ 2 \ L 077ve o are [ | ] For 30x5— 8-ply Heavy Duty.......c..ccone.....$1545 each 32x6—10-ply Heavy Duty....... .............$26.50 each Reduced on All Other Sizes Also Sold S C Also Sold | NN SEARS, ROEBUCK ano Co. i 1825 “fih o WE GUARANTER SATIPACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK ¢ le M st. | Northwest | BLADENSBURG RD. AT 15th AND H STS. NE | Northwest | “KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES’’; b FULL PAGE IN COLORS EVERY SUNDAY Washington Echoes With the Startling Announcement! - . . 7 '//,l' 10wl o Y W 7 v i Y, /% /A/ / T DI . / % / h / 7 I mmme T has been hard for many to believe. In truth, it is hard for US to believe. For 65 years we have been a Washington institution—a part of the very life of the city—witness to the growth of Washing- ton and its glories—chosen store of father / 7 i E do not tax your imagination when we tell you that this is probably the most important sale of two generations. We offer at the most dramatic reductions as fine and fresh and complete a stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes as was ever assembled in this city. Reductions are so drastic as to make mention of specific prices un- /// ,/ = — / . e . CIORLEIN OO ys P )’ Dl il i L %/%M/ L fag | 7 W 7 7 and son for two generations. Washing- ton made us one of America’s important stores—the largest for men and boys in this entire community. But...we are in truth about to retire. When our merchan- dise is disposed of, Saks will be a memory. Qo - NJUHEC A necessary. Moreover, you know we al- ways have been a quality store. We shall be that kind of a store until the key is turned in our door for the last time. You may have your choice of every article within our walls—and EVERY item is a tremendous bargain. Nothing is reserved. Even merchandise e¢n order will be in- cluded at the astounding sale savings. We advise you, THIS time, to be EARLY! ALL MEN’S APPAREL At Sweepi, Reductions! Ra Tr K Ro T Shoes s’ Clothing Luggage her Men's furnishings and accessories ALL BOYS’ APPAREL AL Sweeping Reductions! Shirts & Leather Coats Knickers Hose Sweaters Ties —and all other items of Boys® apparel ALL PREP APPAREL At Sweeping Reductions! Overcoats Shoes —and all other Prep apparel ! ALL SALES FOR CASH. | ALL SALES ARE FINAL. | ‘ ALTERATIONS AT COST. THE AVENUE AT SEVENTH