Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 14, 1925 · page 3

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“Whoever can makeand keep credit can be successful in earning a livelihood and in enjoying the liveli-
hood earned.”

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In our store all you need to start credit is a job and a promise; but tO maintain credit you have to keep
and gain a reputation for keeping yo" promises. Those who adhere to a false idea of thrift, and frown upon
a sound economic principle of paying or things as they use them, inflict unnecessaiy denial upon themselves.

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The truly thrifty man is the man who organizes his buying in line With his resources, present or future.

Samuel W. Reyburn in Collier’s Says: I !

Decent, satisfactory, comfortable living. always within one's means of present and future fulfillment and ,
obligations, is necessary to success in any business or calling, and CREDIT is necessary to such a standard i
of living. - ‘

Nd thoughtful man or woman should go hopelessly into debt "for luxuries, but should buy the living
necessities for themselves and family, for they have a right to the standard Of living, that their capacity
to keep promises entitles them to.

' THE KRIEGER CO. is an efficiently Operated store which extends credit to its patrons, carefully and
systematically it watches the purchase accounts of charge customers, and promptly discourages their buy-

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ing beyond the danger point, which point has been established for the customer from the information which i BO
he or she has. furnished at the time of receiving credit. ,

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We do not Jom hands With reckless customers urging them to thoughtless purchases, but we assist them ,
by financing the useful comforts of life. ‘ . l

 

Show us a man who knows how to get credit and keep it, and we will show you that he is among the
. most valuable Citizens: in the community, for credit is a certificate of virtue.

.WE "invite you to open a CHARGE ACCOUNT with us and
. Shopping HERE. ‘
YOU will find.this store an ideal one to purchase—
That SUIT OR OVERCOAT for the MAN. and Young MAN.
That DRESS or COAT for the «Lady and Miss.
That HAT for the Lady, Miss or Child.

We can clothe the_entire family from head'to foot and by using our part payment plan it will make
your Christmas shopping more convenient and enjoyable then ever before.

, FOLLOWING ARE some USEFUL SUGGESTIONS AT nus TIME:

FUR COATS, Raccoon, Muskrat and Caracul.
FINE QUALITY CLOTH COATS, trimmed with fur.
GIRL’S COATS in .all the new shades with fur trimming.
.Men’s, and Young Men’s OVERCOATS of the better kind.
Boys‘ FOUR-PIECE SUITS, some with longies.
_ SMITH SMART SHOES FOR‘ THE MAN‘that'wants a good SHOE.

Lumber Jacks, Sweaters, Bathrobes. Suitcases. Bags, Umbrellas, Slips, Nightgowns, Raincoats, House-
dresses, all useful and ideal Christmas gifts. _ .. '

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do 'your Christmas

 

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$5.98 t0 $18.00

 

 

 

 

 

- SHOFs FOR THE WHOLE
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