Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 15, 1921 · page 5

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. - IN . ALL THE HISTORY or SOUTH NORWALK
Starts Tomorrow ,Morning at 9 o’Clock!

NEVER BEFORE IN YOUR LIFE, and probably never again, will you have such an opportunity to buy NEW, PERFECT CHIL-

DREN’S WEARING APPAREL at such MONEY-SAVING PRICES. EVERY VALUE is EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED! This
is not merely a sale of odds and ends, but a Clean Sweep of our Entire Stock !

A Glorious Festival of Bargains
V oCelebrate Our Phenomenal Growth!

"mm" “am—Eve” 0““ at ““4”“? TWO YEARS AGO the Children’s Store was an
idea only—NOW it is an established SUCCESS!

I BELIEVED that the people of Norwalk would WELOOKE such a store, but I never ex-
pected such an ENTHUSIAST“! RECEPTION! Naturally, I am (ratified—JIOW I want to

cranium! Therefore, din—THE GREATEST HONEY-SAVING SALE of CHILDREN'S
‘ wun ever held in this vicinity! ‘

 
 

 

 

 

Prices Shot
to Pieces

 

 

 

 

 

AGalatea Middies

At $1.98. Prog-
ress Sale Price 790

 

 

 

 

MOTHERS WILL DO WELL to take EARLY EDVANTAGE of the hundreds upon hundreds
of Opportunities here preemted, to SAVE NONE! 0N NEEDED ARTICLES of CHILDREN'S
WEAR. THRIP'I'Y MOTHERS will BUY NOW FOR FUTURE as well as for present needs, and

I hope that EVERY MOTHER within a range of 50 miles will ACCEPT MY INVITATION to

make this yonvsavnio SALE the OCCASION for a visit TOIORROW—Thursday—m
021m DAY! __

To every Child from 2‘

 

to 8, accompanied by

 

-IN ADDITION to the Wonderful BARGAIN 8, I will, u an ADDED INDUOEHENT, GIVE
FREE to Every Child accompanied by his or her parent, 9. TOY BALLOON ! (Thunday ONLY.)

VISIT MY STORE TOMORROW—BRING YOUR CHILDREN
WITH YOU— '

INFANTS’ AND. CHILDREN’S
STOCKINGS

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parent -— Tomorrow,

 

(Thursday Only);

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Sale Will Make You

I LOVE CHIL‘DREN a Friend of Aline!

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——l Imu- wverzil of my own—their likes and

For “Acquaintance”

BARGAINS
Sake!

GALORE

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tumors tell me that I have succeeded well in
providing a service \VORTIIY of their con~
tinned patronage.

 

 

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YOUR GOOD WILL

x‘ti' Alil’. AIAVAYS SAFE in buying HERE, because I
inidiml only when YOU are satisfied. And if at any I.

' Milo-re to have the opportunity to adjust'tho matter

,“l'l: PERMANENT GOOD WILL is what I am after,

IS WHAT I WANT!

any reason, you are not entirely satisfied with . 1 V ‘ ,
you buy here—bring it back—I will consider it

nnplete satisfaction!

{HPOSE TO EARN IT l—E. L. GREENBERG.

 

 

walks, and while our business
has grown phenomenally, there
are many mothers who have yet
to experience the satisfaction
of trading HERE.

-—-I KNOW THAT \VHEN every-
one learns the advantage of
trading here. my business will
lie STILL LARGER! .05 .

—THEREFORE, THIS SENSA-
TIONAL VALUE-G I V I N (3
SALE to make the acquaint-
ance of EVERY mother within
shotfiping radius of South Nor-
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the world to me. So this store is exclusively —I l\.\'OW THAT \I’E GIVE —Literally Hundreds of Bargains
the 'bcst nierchandise values S0 Wonderful as to beggar de-
ti (‘iiiLi’imix'S .S'mRE. And my ous- Omnmfll’l“ I“ ”W “"90 N0"

scriptiou, are ofl'ered in this
Sale which includes every

article in my store except the
fixtures.

—Every purse-wise mother knows
that her own eyes will give her
a better idea of true compara-
tive values, than any printed
description.

—Therefore, I say to you: Come
and -let- your own good judg-
ment tell you whether to buy or
not.

 

 

 

 

 

 

P rices Shot ——'Ehis Sale includes EVERYTHING that

sure to find

to Pieces

.

Thriftir Mothers Will Be FIRST to Arrive!

REMEMBER} l—SALE STARTS Thursday Morning at 9:00 o’Clock.

REMEMBER !

children wear—So you are

dozens of articles that your children need,

at LOWER PRICES than you
dreamed you could get them for,

 

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