Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1932, Page 16

NING 4l GROSNER'S > T ° of -\ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1932. for men who still believe that a sale price doesn’t tell If all a sale means to you is a bunch of figures, I'm afraid you won’t find anything exciting in this news. But if you are one of those men who have found by dear experience that there IS a difference in the mer- chandise . . . you'll be here! A store should be judged by the things it DOESN'T sell as much as the merchandise it DOES sell. A few years ago it wouldn’t have made much differ- ence where you bought . . . if it was a good store . . But today, many good stores are nervous and are do- ing things they never did before; they’ve lowered their standards as they lowered their prices. They've put E Uél cial prices start . sprinkling of }\uppenhelmcrs .o Single one of our $2975 Suits . and the group compn:es the famous Gro-spun Suits we've heen selling right along at you'll find hard finish worsteds and unfinished worsteds, dark patterns, EVERYTHING . .. “price” above everything else; quality has been pushed into the background. There has been no compromise with quality here. That’s the big thing I'd like to point out. I have per- sonally selected every bit of merchandise in this shop. It’s the same fine merchandise that is reduced in this sale . . . we haven’t “imported” anything for this event. So consider the qual- ] ity when vou consider y the price. I have faith in vour good judgment. 70 browns...in fact, any man can find a suit to his liking in this first group...redt ucd to that sold 1o W™ . . [uuy Kuppenheimer Suit in the House$24: 1l find Kuppenheimer’s famous “Value-Line”. .the suits advertised all season as $40 at $34.50...and this July Clearance has brought their price down to that sold for *40 and %45 . s sader and Champion Worsted are well known to every one acquainted with Kuppen- 're the r% ular $40 and $45 line and only an important sale like this would reduce the price to bu(/)/ Kuppenheimer Suit in the House $29 that sold for *50 and *65 . Ler Y Kuppenheimer Suit in the House g 3 4 st suits we have in the house...Embassy constructed Kuppenheimers, Famous Trojan Weaves ists are the finest we know of at $50 and $65, and starting tomorrow they're GROSNER'S . .. You didin’t expect us to reduce these! Tropical Suits 18 Beautifully tailored...and the big point is, they're made up to Grosner standard. No Compromise with Quality Starting TUESDAY mornimng--8 a.m. %295 F Street Shirts A fine lot of shirts, collar attached, in white and plain shades; white, in neckband ‘ 15 onbe: ShESMEE. D0 Ll e ss s see s Our Gros-Modern shirts, collar attached, white and plain shades; white, in neckband only. You know what you paid for them ‘1_6_5_ ...they’re now Neckwear Beautiful Neckwear of handmade resll ient construction. Formerly $1.00.. C Fine handmade resilient construction and formerly sold $1.50............. now C Hose— Plain shades with clocks and fancy pat- terns. Formerly sold for $1.00...... now c Underwear Shirt and shorts and union suits, in Rockinchair and other well known makes. Formerly $1.00 and $1.50........... now c Pajamas Pull-over, surplice and English collar style. were $2 were $2.50 tere $3 31 35 $ 1 65 $ 1 95 Robes Washable broadcloth, in green, blue and 3195 Lightweight, all-wool flannel, in all 3495 popular shades. Formerly $7.50. .. ... now Hats _Straws that formerly sold for $3.00 8195 _Straws that formerly sold for $5.00. 3345 _Summer fe]t hats that formerly sold for 8295 Summer felt hats that formerly sold for $7.00. Now Panamas that formerly sold for $7.50 and $10. Now o 3495 We'’re Even Making Suits to Measure 247 and the regular price is $34.50 i this sale for Ask about our TEN-PAY. CHARGE PLAN 1325 F STREET