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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 11, 1919 · page 5

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Victory Again! _ 5

Once more you have won! The blill End” Sale made
a new record on its very first'day.

Greatest business ever at a January opening day."
Yes, you have won; not the l/lill End Sale.

’Tis you who gathered the values, you who made-the
savings, you who picked the things you wanted

and paid less than the usual price for them.

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The Mill End Sale was simply the splendid agency
which brought all-these to you.

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No tiresome sameness about the Mill End.

LYOu never know what new and fine economy it is
going to" flash upon you. You can never guess
what desired article is going to meet you lace to
face. '” *

Just one thing you always know:---that in the l\1lill
End Sale you buy things for less than regular
price always, and that everything is Worthy and
dependable.

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The finest“ place for a 5 sensible person
_ p to spend time and money right
_ , _ now is. the .Mill End sale.

 

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