..iu-
1' ”Estanushea
1868
..L.........tto.00
415.00. for}.
nuns». $38.00,’-f0r ....... 332.00
Butters, sas.00,.ror . ......... ..t2a.00
Baden, $25.00. for . ........... $22.50
Ballots. $10 00. tot-1...... 414.00
GiflNA CLOSETS
calm shuts. 336 00. for ...... 333.00
China Closets. :28 00 for ...... 525.00
Citing 010‘s”, 3%. 00, for ......822.50
can. (ileum :30. 00, tor ..tts.00
“NING TABLES
financing quartered oak and plain
0th Elites; beautifully polished, con-
titl'lltttion kuaranteod.
‘ . “lilo. tori ............ 041.00
'1‘ 7:35.00, for ............ $32.50
$30.00, for .. .......... 12327.00-
“$25.00 for ..322.00
j $21.00 for ....... .....slsoti
; $11.00 .for ...”.L... .131500
p $12.00 ‘ior . ........... $10.00
7' 31.00 ,Ior ....... 36.00
l. 30.00. for $5.00
RUGS
We have about 75 iixl2 Runs, Armin-
star. veivels. pro-itrnssels. tapestries.
all ill {1 discount of 20% during Anni-
very Sale.
MATTINGS
All of our 35c .Iap \ialtlngs to go
during sale at 25¢ per yard
..Wsuo-
pang-rm '* motors
"Plain wood. cane bottoms. leather
bottom. also slip seats.
“.25 to “150.
Ladies Writ
lat Desks
Prices front
.171? MW
‘Qurtersd'oalt. mahogany. weather.
ell Bait, birdaeyc maple. willie euantv
.af‘fl'dli'lh variety of styles to select
from. from 33.98 to {15.00.
”a“
-> 36;. 1..»
ic” Caliinets
In all the woods. oak mahogany.
. We are
offering the
:
going to celebrate our Tenth Anniversary in our present quarters by
greatest bargains ever offered at this season of the year.
SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY AND WILL LAST 10 DAYS. This will be a
sale of great importance. No cheap and specially manufactured merchandise fOr sale
purposes will be offered. Whatever reductions we are going to give you, during this
sale, will be on all first-class goods, selected with great care, for this Fall season.
There never Was a time when this great store was more inviting, more charming;
never a time when stocks were more complete when first-class merchandise was
offered at more attractively low prices.
Eilere Is Another
Illustration
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[To Show You 10.10... Store,
Although We Do a Large
Credit Business, Is No Differ-
ent than the So-oalled Cash
Store, Except a Little Better
Supposing you go into such a siorc.
You bn_\~ a suit for cash because you
prefer htving that way as long as you
if you didn't have
the money this cash merchant would
lie
whole lot of you when he
have the money.
not sell )ou.
thinks
ituows your purse is filled with coin.
lie is afraid of you.
ll
You have paid him his prior: and you
go away n‘eil pleased.
Whjy Do we Talk s".
, Much About Our
Charge Account Plan 2
Because We Think We Have a
Good Thing to Talk About
For we have been do-
ing a strictly cash business in The
Norwaiks.
made was when someone had taken
approval.
thirty years
The only charge we ever
a certain article home on
s
'l‘wolve years ago. after careful delib-
extend
\\'e
presume that all men and women llt‘c
.
the easy payment plan and
credit to all honest wage earners.
themselves dishonest. Now.
the consequence? Our business has
ourselves the largest distributors and
selling more read} to neat clot he» for
men. women and qhiidten than half a
dozen other stores cambined Alloolt
into our store and observing the large
stocks carried in tile various dcpart~
meals will convince almost any skep-
ornament alike. lntl must be sold and
are turned own at least tittce times
season; and you all know that ladies‘
clothes
With age as does wine in the barrel
t-io .nlr nrmunent mint be right. It is
right
Gentleman’s
Linen Collars
All the shapes. \\'c are closltn; out
tit-ice: from it ill to 82000
the entire lot. i collars tor 2:.c.
If Your Clothes Expenditure
All the More Reason to
Here
We give you charlie
lions; we guarantee your pure
or refhud the money. ’l‘t)
t‘i/O'I‘lllh‘t'i lN STORES W
intently ends in disapptdtthnttrtl.
three-quarter laanh. lined with
ntvoranrv Sale. $12.08.
Alan 0 mm variety or black
-
cloths and fancy mixtures, l‘nil
signs. $15.00. $18.00 and 320.00.
arm“?
Boys’ Suits
nltetaary Sale. 81.7.0 and $2. 00.
«BMW
F‘ormar minim title and tine. 11
Anniversary 811111.201: and too.
eratlotr we decided to sell clothing on'
hottest unlil‘itivcn a chance to prove‘
what wus‘
grown until we can proudly procialm'
i
i
lie that these goods are ttot here for
each season. and must be paid for each '
:lild miillnerv do not lotprovi-I
aocouunotia
S'I‘liONfllilli’l‘ CLAIMS are boned aolc-
l)‘ on the lownesa of price very ire-
aod see our line broadcloth iacltcta.
Intaetl satin. perfectly tailored. Arr
worth 315.00.
coats. the very intent alumna umi do
Suits for boys. sizes ii to Hi. all
wool goods, worth $11.00 to if; till.r An-
Boys’ Knee Pants
We Are Building
There comes to as many ttpptil‘liili'
[ties to buy merchandise of inferior
l quality which would alt‘ow :1 larger per‘
on Ihia point that we take our stand
and refuse to allow it
store. Such goods. no matter
cheap we sell them.
iltl\illlliIKt‘ of Hill 'l‘yno olleutimes
“e are caught ulth such 1n: I"I itttulllae
on hand. lntt right he 1c is \ hete out
money back synleln protects putt.
to t‘lllt‘l‘
hon
Milliuery
Hero is a department tho nothing
W, :tlt'
hirer) lint llitnlned
lli this town can touch. piti-
ncel's In this line.
in our own work room.
right here in
our own store. There is on touch of
:t tlliferettct;llciween out custom not‘n‘
of tnillltn ty and the stall thut toll inn
teddy trimmed in the dr\ goods atoms
as there IR betwoeu satin and cheese
cloth.
{and brought here from New York are
.
lmadc in sweatshops, mad-- ct hoods
hotutltl nt tun-lion and put together by
liilt‘tt' trinkets tlIlill‘IiIllllll lw Illllllitil'tll
11o our t'ilattliii “Ul‘k.
i We will put on attic for our
Sale lil'lt
Anni
’verv llll':~ :tt $I.oo uptem-
’i‘hls
loitering and met)“ \voumn or rclllnni
ltnstc look. If
these hats are not as rcprtmeutcd, then.
to past; judgment is a great
should come in and
of course. you will ltot hit). The price
or these hale will he 3.1.0".
Children’s Felt Hats
A big variety of school and Sunday
bats all
shapes and colors. front The to 82.50,
lor little girls and misses,
Mun 110 Limited
Buy
haacn,
illii'
Iitliilil
(ionic
an ar-
broad
length
0
nonfat
oeniage of profit. and it is right here?
()lll' l
‘illt‘ same as. um“
'I Ilene hats bought ready made
., liens.
litiiil'h’l persons worthy of credit
You luusi see them. and no “out you.
'11 llrm who places such conlidencc'.’i:
How Is Banking Busi-
For the Future uess Conducted? On
Credit, of Course
Did you ever stop to inquire where \\
i
i Taffeta Silk watts
t
and how our banks make their money
to pat rent with and pat clerks
hookccpers
an d'
salaries,y 'i‘hcywdo it on
Hwy loan
at ti’.
mottcv to thelt cub tomcts
pcl‘ tttluum “liliiilli these loans
,lizinkn could not exist and could not
lwiiet‘e for $1.50.
nonid be taking the same platt as our business is doueu
pay Interest to their depositors. Nowfl
then,
don‘t have their percentage of losses
Ito not suppose that
it is ”I'll «art {or these pink“ to in he do. and lint “c «halite mote fol lr 31‘) 3.‘
mm 1.1m .
cl‘mwt tltc lllit of tuition! llet‘tlllsc Hi
Neither
increase
.‘lll ticcnslliilill lost" in ii mL
t‘i‘SMII‘} for its to the cost
do sou think that these hankn'
of gorilla on aconnl of all occasionol‘
loss.
for not bank to an.
any
More money tht‘tliioc Mr.
lio _\tll| think it oould be riglttl
"\\'e will not lotto _
So and
So has failed to tin-ct his ohligationa"?
V0 'l‘hese haui‘ihthe a little surplus
laid aside for such purposes. and
it;
does not mean a direct loss. but simply
a little less protil on their gross bust ‘
if is with
if It than or
.tud so our
Ilt‘fifl.
our store and represent themselves its
we place such confidence in all people
its thete .tutlhltm to he said outline!
and if such inmplti sell their honor and
make up their mind that they are no
in): to cheat the Kricgcr (‘11. by oh
laud such conditions cannot be avoids
edi tililtotntht llit‘ percchtnge of such
people It. small llntt
affect
_\'(‘l| I‘.
Hi does not
our ittosn earnings in":
So you see We ill'v no worse off
per
than the bankers or wholesale mer-
chants who encounter just such condi-
tions In their intuitions.
We give you these illuatrtttlous to
prove to the cash litlyyr that tltcre in
no need of advancing the lii‘lt‘t‘"jlllil
because the other follow
boys on
credit.
Shirtw Waiéts
White on. walnut with laundered
collars and cults. beautifully incited
bust. ,.
woman comes to;
i
and t
tallllmt goods under these pretenses
()111‘ Anniversary
Sale. tiSt‘,
Lace Net Waisls
For etching wear. and
sum to
cream color
white.
$5.1m.
loan or short sleeves.
Sltll‘l waists for every do)’
«or. the,
Our entire line. about
silk waists, to select froth.
to salvo.
worth $11.00
$3 .IlH.
Annivct‘ ll')‘ Sale.
Do We Lose a Lot
on Bad Accounts?
tint competitors will tell Hill that
till goods on amount of ot‘tt sislclu.
.‘illd litlll the lit lit at tuner:
losses We incur Now, ol course,
cannot expect \\‘(llililvlit‘ mtnpctitora to
«:t)‘ otherwise. as some of these would.
in» coltlpctltors would resort to almost
:111)‘ means to effect a sale, Now
relate these misstatements. let us 1111‘
nine our way of doing business and
it of the
goods stores
to
dry itt
We Nen Yot‘lt
wholesale tll‘_\' goods llrm “hit-h is.
compare some largest
\tllolcsale the
world have in one
l)!"
111ml ll Iltilllil.
the world iliiii will not mention any
nulncst. This concern sells dry ponds
to every retail dealer in the i'nilcd
.
States and Canada. and it you wish
to t‘tilisllll lit‘ttdslrt-cl’s or
mcreial agencies. _\ott will lind that :1
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’ certain percentage of these >llltlll tlt‘ul
et's {nil and go into bankruptcy every
.\'u_ did.
soon on out of business.
hillt‘l'h‘,‘ if they
lie you tlilnlt
that the honest dealer for
pays more
bis goods on account
l‘cilow's failures? .\'o.
ill
with which they meet are charged up
in this hook. and it simply
little less profit on their yearly bust
(int
and loss account, and
“OH“.
profit on our groan business.
low who makes you believe that he can
dollar because you uivc lllili the cash
in a lump eventually gli‘
commercial ghoul. Why?
up
.\'o.
.wm...1._~_.w ......1...
Fur Department
Ours in the most, reliable placc‘tn
the city to buy your turn, Why? lic-
cause we stand hack with out"gnar11n~
lec for every pIeCc we sell. t‘ome
unl to e otlr his variety of pony skin
for coats 'l‘llcttc coats are more pop-
uiar this season titan ever. The price .
of these favorite turn is advancing,
daily. A» We bought these goods latiti
June. we have ohtalned the towel
prices-postman. Although the tnnritet'
in advancing on those hoods we wtlll
sell our edits at the old price. Nol
or platted Wilts. same as laid ovary-
' . 1
advance (hulk? this sale. Price: mm
tron: 028.00 “08.00.
\
3'7- ilnc binck;
pn lot the:
“‘1‘ "
, itl
.
the greatest concern in,
lion's cont 1
day. Duel-z this concern lone ll lot"
'No' lioes this concern charge more
for their goods than do other whole1
they Wouldl
of l 0 other:
Every wholesale concern has a pro 3
the ionscs
ltlealts llI
hardness is conducted on?
the some broad principles. A loan here:
and there aluudr meant: a little less::
The rt-l-E
ltlw‘ you thi dolllu‘a' worth for one.
the .
llecnnae he ‘
I
cannot keep on faking you Itii'i’l\'t‘l‘.l
is there any argument against this?
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A few minutes later. in comes to
the same store Mr. lioss Manufacturer
or Mr.
a suit.
i’ropcrl }‘ Holder.
After
the salesman to charge it.
He also buys
Silk and Sateen
Petticoats
he tells
.\ir. Mer-
chant puts this on his book, is very
he gels titted.
much pleased over this sale. and has
We Sell the ix'loslit pctlicoats. 'i‘hov , _
to watt three or six months, and some-
l‘nsten around the waist: with buttons
limes twelve months for his money.
(llll
would be afraid to trust. you give you
and elastic. No strings drawn around \‘ow then this merchant who
your waist to deform votlr liauve.
1 .' . 1 . . 0' I . .
“M" {tom 51-1” 5" "x :1 doconnt hecunse you panicash for
.\'o
:xonr sull'.’ So here is the point:
.'l‘he liltlll nho bought the goods on
Shoe Department
:crt-dit actually paid less for that still.
gillllii you who pittnitetl down the spot
You are prolnthiy not aware that our leash. He can ...” the money in tho
shoe depot-intent is second to hone in
The Noru‘alks.
Inf shoes for
savings intuit and can draw interest
We carry :1 lull ltnc until he is good and ready to pay for
“'1-
t‘\‘t‘l')‘ OIIO Hills!
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men, women. heirs “ml ‘ the clothes. Not so itt our store.
lgiila 0m: ptites ior iiiH'n' shoc s lllllJ. I treat when one alike,
1”: men s and women >
\\ e llllH‘
pat on their account each and every
.shocs front SLY-ti to woo.
week, or no refuse to open the 11c.-
: :1 great lllilll)‘ ('usttultel‘s \ilto iltl) slows- count. :tlltl illili ‘.\':t_\‘ \\‘c get our money
here every season. Don't you think quicker than the tan-reliant who sells
it would pay 31111 to look over onrrnn six or ninclvdays'ct‘etiil.
stock?
Perhaps you can do :1 little-1
l
Coats for Chil-
dren and Misses
hctler here than elsewhere.
Skirts
‘ There is nothing more to be said
Specially priced coats for this Anni-
:tlnntt this department except that he very Sale. Here you can find almost
anything you are looking for.
all
skins,
. curry :1 large stock of all tplnliiles, all
We lit
the hilt “‘oltuttl. ilt prices they
from Stilt) to $1.101).
every
‘-’-l'x‘.t‘.\'. can the little \t‘onlnn. imaginable color and the latest
l‘ttnue cloths, earaculs, hear tut-lions.
Prices from $2.99 to $20.00
cheviots.
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We Believe That We Are Selling the Best
$25.00 Woman' 3 Suit tn the Country
And we say that deliberately and with a great deal of earnestness, pan
ticularly after having made exitaustlto comparisons. Ollim‘ tailormade
suits we are selling at $12 00 $1000 and its (it). than units are excellent
values. as they have been reduced from to to 200.... For illitt Annitersary
Sale alterations tree and perfect fit guaranteed.
Norwalk Chronicler