Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1936, Page 29

THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1936.° ANNIVERSARIES are usually occasions to reflect upon the years that have passed and the achievements they have brought. We are inordi- nately proud of our fifty-nine years because they mean we have spent them in serving YOU, the people of Washington. We consider them merely a milestone, however, pointing to a grand and glorious future . . . with the store we are striving to be a concrete reality, for we believe in the future of Washington and the Nation of which it is the Capital, and are content to temper our success to its success. NATURALLY it would be of no avail how marvelous our selections, were they badly presented, so we have spared no effort to have the finest available salespeople willing and eager to serve you intelligently, effi- ciently and cordially. WE HAVE set a very definite goal forourselves. .. frankly, we wish to be YOUR store . . . the one for whom you have the friendliest feeling, to whom you turn first with your every problem, a hospitable haven in which you delight to shop. To that end we are striving. YOUR tremendous response to our efforts has been indeed gratifying and we wish you to know that this Anniversary of our being is actually an appreciation of all you have done to make our success possible. There- fore we, who are fifty-nine years young and definitely coming, offer Anni- versary Features in all departments worthy of your consideration . . . in appreciation of your pust gracious patronage. 4 Courtesy Day, Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 30 125,000 16-page circulars illustrating 59th Anniversary Highlights will be delivered on Wednesday. Those desiring additional copies can obtain same on our first floor. Share in the wonderful savings. Anniversary signs throughout the store.will be your guide to the hundreds of wonderful bargains.