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the gayest and kinth of seatons. "

.’Let s spruce up, doll up, paint up, clean up—let’ s abandon the old togs, the

old ways and the old conservatism—let’ s step out and buy!

A New clothes put new color In liie’ s picture, new pep in the step. A new
rug—new porch furniturehanimates the cheer of the home. New tires, a new
battery ad clean cylinders revitalize the good old car. A new trunk—a new

suitcase-brings vacation days closer.

Let’s hnlrarmsand step out! - '

Retell values wete never greater — or fairer. Never has there been so much
offered for the money—in style, In variety and inutility. That applies on all desir-

ahle and usuahle thmgs -— all commOdities—all articles, whether for adornment of
“person or home. ’ . .

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citizens, let s buy NOW!

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money There Is no other practical viewpoint.

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with the interests of all at heart, we helieVe it our duty to
People far more interested m their own thoughts, their own

3 I, own cares frequently overlook the trend of values. Values are
, ~they advance and secede. The time to buy is when the dollar

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