Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 9, 1922 · page 16

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wear, also all kinds of weather, the strong rays of the sun and pouring
rains have changed it but little, the pattern still shows and the material

FEOOI' covering itself has not worn through. This indeed shows the wonderful wearing Rug ,, Borders

qualities of this well-known floor covering. And these are facts you should

consider when you buy a covering for your floor. Our stock is very com»
6 c Square yard plete in both yard goods and rugs, of which we can'sho wyou some new and Yard

 

stunning patterns. .3 ‘
N eponset Floor Covering is 100% water i- .
proof—not merelyon top and bottom, but . 5 9c
all the way through. Water cannot fade - 4 . ’
the "Neponset” patterns. Neither will it Attractive Patterns 11 gs Popular Sizes " 36 Inches \ 7ide
soak in and injure it in anyway. Many of ' *

the patterns in this sale have only just Absolutely waterproof. Costs you nun?

come off the press. Wood, Tile, Matting, Size 9 X 12 Size9X10.6 Size 7.6 X 9 Size 6 X 9 less than to paint your floor and will n‘»;

Block, Comxentional and Allover designs, an old floor 150k as though it had a hi;

in striking col-“r combinations, all clear 7 Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price polished hardwood finish. Oak effects
and 'Fl‘ue--—~lll met, there IS ades1gn and

' - dark colorings in plank and parquetrjv do
c0101.;su1table f“? every room In the house, 13 95 12 50 8 50 , 7 20 signs. You must act quickly if you iris":
and patterns that you Will be proud to o .0 o o g

to share in this Sale.
have upon your fl001 3' For Dining Rooms, Bedrooms, Kitchens, and Piazza‘s '

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The History of NEPONSET HANDSOME PATT ERNS
“Neponset” is manufactured by Bird & Son, Inc., of . . . ' if: q
E. W'alpole. Mass. They are one of the oldest and In our unmense stock you \Vlll find patterns of every ff .
mostrehnhle manufacturers In El“: Uthd States, description in pleasing colors and designs to. match H '
starting in busmess 1n the year 1(90, during Wash— - ‘ - 3"“ - - « 'H
ington‘s second administratmn, and have continued . €Very room 111 the helmet—kitchens, dining rooms, . g1, .
under the same name {mt-'11 the present tlmi’; “The” living rooms, bathrooms, nurseries, halls, pantries, ' iii
1 products have always been known for then dyed- . . 7- _ _
‘1’ ”mum in-the-wool" worthiness, and have stood the test of sun 139101398, etc. There are WOOd, T118: Matting, ' .
"' Il time, which is the 911137 f39t01‘ by Wthh merchandise Block, Conventional and Allover designs. These
can be Judged. - At first it was merely intended for , ' ' .
kitchens and the designs were made accordingly; (19518113 are unusually we“ done, and give more p
but in later years, when the PUNK? (153111311de a sani- pleasing effects than have eer been Obtainable . 7 /'
tar ' andeasfly cleaned floor covering for the rest . _
of the rooms in their homes, “N eponset” was made ~ bef01 e. ,,
g in patterns and colors to comply with the occasion. “\T t” '11 - ~ ,
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I How many pairs of feet have walked over the piece Of"‘Neponset” in front of our store'?. Not less than 100,000, probably 200,000. Compare this with the wear ii
would get in your kitchen or any other room in your house. This piece of “Neponset” was laid on the sidewalk last April and has been subjected to the'hardest kind of 15.}

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

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