Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1935, Page 43

AUTOMOBILES. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1935. AUTOMOBILES, Deg SALE—-AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. " SALE—AUTOMOBILES. SALE—AUTOMOBILES. = ’ , It’s hard to realize that a gigantic industry could have built itself from i i a corner showroom to a bustling “city” in five depression years, but e : i that's the story behind Chernerville. Public support and public confi- i % . : Y M dence in my aims and ideals have enabled me to sell more New Ford V 8s ’ i ‘ ' and Chernerized Cars in a few years than most auto dealers sell in a life- time! I'm grateful to you who've madeall this possible and I'm express- ing my appreciation with the greatest valuesin all Cherner History and with a great parade of entertainment (starting with our stage broad- cast at the Fox tonight) that we want all Washington to enjoy! efi ook at theibeord Meyclst ApzilS ik Our first year in business . . . but with my CHERNERIZING as an IDEA . . . and QUALITY as an IDEAL . . . we sold - $607,107.00 in new Ford V-8s and CHER- NERIZED Cars. May Ist April 30th Year after year new sales records sur- passed the others. And today we close our 5th year with a volume of ] $1,885,268.00, and the first 4 months of 1935 100% ahead of the same period last year! THERE MUST BE A REASON, 5 BIG PLANTS IN 5 BIG YEARS! ‘ % Congratulations from the Ford Plant at Dearborn! It’s okeh to tell you how we started in a corner of our main building . . . but you should also know how we added thousands of feet of floor space . . . added new buildings . .. in creased our display, warehousiné and servicing space to take care of the increased demand for New Ford V-8s and CHERNERIZED ecars. It's customer satisfaction, before, during and after the sale that has made our success possible and CHERNERVILLE (dedicated to service) will grow just as fast as your demands make it necessary. You Can’t Go Wrong, Because You're Always Right at Cherner’s EARBoRy = ° VER uESIDE"" e 2 BRtp 0T0R 2.0 ” : €0 175, Flon), %m;;a % Havg 1ons o Youn ¢, A dves fi ? AT r Woe 1, CHED. youn b IFTH 4y " Thorough Reconditioning st || CHERNER OFFERS THE LOWEST PRICES ] to Bumper on Every Car e AND EASIEST TERMS IN HIS HISTORY ON £—Body and chassis washed and thorough- ly cleaned. 3—Motor cleaned and all grease and oil removed from power plant. 3—Inspection made by Service Supervisor for necessary repairs to entire car. 4—Reconditioning of motor; worn parts replaced with new parts, ete. S—Transmission inspected and worn parts repl 3 6—Rear axle construction inspected and overhauled if necessary. 7—Front censtruction inspected; wern parts replaced and thorough tightening up. $—Steering construction ochecked over; necessary adjustments or replacements made, 9—Wiring inspected for bad connections, ete. 10—Wheels removed; necessary repitce- ments of bearings, washers, ete. d ‘ 5 - 5 yppleeniv IS AND. BROADCAST necessary. 13—Inspection for necessary body and pa! fender repairs. 1934 Ford V4 1933 Pontiae 1933 Ford V8 $385 0 Q&ed‘ fiomiét ‘_S?ge d’%g 13—Paint examined, refinished where neces- sary, or completely repainted. ~ | 14—Roof or top examined, leaks repaired 1934 Ford V 1933 Chevrolet 1933 Ford V8 $355 % “_cr new m':urhl lnlhlle:h:hlll::-llr! Coupes oee Town Sedan..... ; 2 Roof or top redressed frade ol raa Ve 1933 Plymouth 1933 Ford V4 $355 3 top ing. 16—Giass examined and repiaced where De Luxe Tudors P. D. Coach 1934 Ford V-8 1933 Plymouth 1933 Ford V8 De Luxe Coupes P. D. C , De Luxe Coupe... $375 m i T X4 1934 Ford V8 1933 Chevrolet 1932 For.t'l:' $275 - S - B o 53 Nl 0.30-10.15 PM._ & 17—Interlor “examined, uphoistery cloaned, 69:4Ll;fdr;’:°" 1 s 3 - ; repaired where necessary or cushions L r ves. N 5 d i y 1932 Nash Sedan 1932 Ford V-8 $285 0’1 Me @i & 071 %lé@e replaced. 1934 Ford V4 18—Chassis and all biack running gear Cabriolet (1080 series) De Luxe Coupe 1932 Studebaker Commander 1933 Chevrolet $385 wi ; AN the stars of *GODEREY'S CHERNER- | b Costh .....o cecccencnns 4 3 1ZED GAZETTE” plus an array of extra en- & v 0 20— Windshield wiper motors and blade in- 1934 Ford V8 1932 Buick 1932 Chevrolet $285 . . gactates ot thelcimocs velos of se= snest spected and repairs or replacements Panel Delivery Cabriolet . Coach .....o sseseecunns 4 Mmufim"""m the little Godfreys—Helen t: 1934 Chevrolet 1932 Chevrolet 1932 Chevrolet $295 "':‘I‘I::" -S“u:l;‘t—cl::l::"lltl)yr::e:r:nhuu made. 31—Bumpers cleaned and tightened eor re- Master Coupe. oo, Convertible Sedan s Dienia ';‘»._L":""m % tocus for proper GERTRUDE NEISSEN {llumina SETtesTiinspectel; ropleomuniy made 'Lfl ARTHUR GODFREY fi{\“\vm\ \\““" > H';:;:m” i e » epipon ... and here's the big news . . . Gerirude mu-.a _fl 'Ff:r:k reah, :'u‘| :d m.'n"".r?a.“‘.‘..'.'ifi’" 1711 FLA. AVE. BARGAIN ANNEX E}&H&ffi:&fl&fié‘:fl%filfi; -l:‘; — 2—Radistor foshed, conncctions checked i (at 18th and U Sts.) 1708 14th ST. N.W. S R = o, e over, 27—Battery inspected, connections tightened i i ” 2 1 Broadcast Direct From the or replaced; mew battery installed if 28—Body and fenders cleaned and Simen- Stage Over Radio Station imed expertly. n—m’-&m’u cheok over performance after above items have been inspected and necessary replacements or repairs made. not least, our unconditional 30—Last, but guarantee goes with every car, 19—Lights checked to focus properly; bulbs 1935 Ford V-8 and reflectors or lens repiaced as neces- Panel Delivery. 8 Sedan (like new)