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Evening sentinel, Sunday, February 3, 1924 · page 5

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1T PAYS To ADVERTISE
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HOUSBPURNISHI'NG CO. '
ljwrythlng to! Good Housekeeping

37 Fort Point Street

East Norwalk, Conn.
January 3lst, 1924.

The Evening Sentinel,
South Norwalk, Conn.
G entlemen :

Picking a medium for advertising is perhaps one of the hard-
est things to do. Why I picked the Sentinel in the first place was
due to the splendid recommendation I received from other mer-

chants in town, with regard to the results obtained from advertis-

ing in your paper. -

I started in a very small way, with a two—inch ad, imagine my
surprise when from such a small ad, results actually came in.

I have increased my space to the point where I now use 12
inches, and I find that the results have increased in greater pro-
portion than the increase in space.

To say you have a wonderful advertising medium is putting it

mildly, and I am fully convinced that advertising in the Sentinel
MORE THAN PAYS.

With best wishes for the future,
Yours very truly,
UNEEDA HOUSEFURNISHING ‘CO.
By Max Silverstein.

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The Sentinel lets it’s advertisers

' tell Why it is the best advertising medium

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