Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1932, Page 26

“\_ THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGION, D. C, MARCH 13, 1932—PART ONE. S S S 7, 5= S i -_— AFTER 66 YEARS in the Furniture Business in Washington Peter Grogan & Sons,Inc. SELLS OUT TO #e NATIONAL Furniture Co. Every homelover in Washington knows the 66-year-old firm of Peter Grogan & Sons at 817 to 823 7th Street N.W. - And now comes the sensational news that this firm has sold its business to the National Furniture Co. of this city. The Peter Grogan Store must be vacated as soon as possible! And there is but one way in which to effect this quick and complete clearance—by a RUTHLESS SLAUGHTERING OF PRICES—AN UTTER DISREGARD OF WHAT THE STOCK IS WORTH OR WHAT IT WOULD REGULARLY SELL FOR. Thousands of Dollars’ Worth of Fine Furniture MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS 7 COST! Never in yowr fondest dreams—or your wildest fancy—have you ever thought that you could .buy GUARANTEED QUALITY FURNITURE AT PRICES YOU WILL FIND HERE TOMORROW! But here it is—A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU— FOR YOUR HOME.. . FOR YOUR FAMILY! Here are just the things you want—and need—to refurnish your home offered at prices that border on the ridiculous! Furniture Bargains Beyond Your Fondest Hope In this mammoth event you will find furniture and furnishings for every room in the house. Suites of every kind and every description! Kitchen needs! Chairs! Lamps! Tables! Mirrors! Stoves! Daybeds! Smokers! Cedar Chests! Rugs! Bookcases! Re- frigerators! Radios! Beds and Bedding! Electrical goods—anything and everything you can mentio; Extra Salespeople! Extra Trucks! Extra Service! It’s going to be the most astounding sale of its kind that Washington has ever seen and we expect to be greeted with crowds ofeager buyers. But we are prepared to han- dle the crowds—quickly and efficiently. But here’s a tip for you! The earlier you come ...the better! ’ The Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning at 8:30 at Peter Grogan & Sons Inc. \ 817-823 Seventh Street N.W.