Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 13, 1926 · page 8

 

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' huys most. and. that time is NOW!

 

 

 

Lets Welcome Summer With a new
outfit-~fine car-mew tires-~l3rigl1t
household-and plans for a

New ”England Tour

SUMMER 1s here-officially. Let’ s celebrate—for she’s the gayest and kindest of

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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!

New clothes put new color in life’s picture, new pep in the step. A new
rug—new porch, furniture—animates the cheer of the home. New tires, a new
battery and clean . cylinders revitalize the good old car. A new trunk—a new
suitcase—brings vacation days :gcloser.

Let’s link arms and step out!

Retail values were never greater - or fairer. Never has there been so much
offered for the money — in style, m variety and inuti ity. That applies on all desir-

 

 

able and usuahle things — all commodities-all articles, whether for adornment of ,
. person or home.

 

As a newspaper wits the interests of all at heart, ‘we helieve it our duty to
point out these things. People far more interested m their own thoughts, their own
pleasures, their own cares frequently overlook the trend of values. Values are
like the tide — they advance and recede. The time to hay is when the dollar

Buying now means saving money. There 1s n'o othe? [friction] viefiofnt.
So, like all prudent, thnfty citizens, let’ s by); NOW'

THE EVENING SENTINEL

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