, . 1 \l‘; .riirs :‘t‘n my ‘I‘ . ‘7 A "‘ » ' ‘ l I v,» . 3.4. ‘ , p . .r t.“ i, In“. . u. l ”t “wankljn _. .‘n H .. l H} 3,51“? ,, 4‘: a. ‘ H v". H; 5, ‘I‘L,y_r E 9‘: H i.,_a“- i, ”P A.“ “A ,5; ‘e 51“ .77., t lit,‘ , a ‘xn l l W‘ RM ’9; Illk' m. It» 1'? .J ’- c- m an. ,3, 1*" a. ~ , Mr.) _ it u .. ,, . Mr" .. l. ..»)u 5‘ r ‘ e . W‘. J _- m. _.. .. WWW” H... -W N. ”mum—W ___.——————...-—-._——~..._.‘_____ w “W mum—scum RONA“. CONN. ‘ ' Let’s welcome Summer with a new outfit-«fine car-«new tires-~l3right household-end plans for a. New England Tour ' ,' SUMMER is - here—«:- ' icially. Let’s celebrate—for she’s ‘ the gayest and kindest of seasons. I Let’s spruce up, doll up, paint up, clean up—let’s abandon the old togs, the p , 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 Q clean cylinders revitalize the good old car. A new trunk—a new suitcase—brings vacation days closer. 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, In variety and inuti ity. That applies on all desir- , able and usuable things — all commodities -all articles, whether for adornment of person or home. As a newspaper with the interests of all at heart, we believe it our duty to point out these things. People far more interestedlin their own thoughts, their own ,‘ .. j 1 pleasures, their own cares frequently overlook the trend of values. Values are ; ? like the tide-they advance and recede. The time to buy is when the dollar buysmostu .andthattimeis NOW! Buying now means saving money. 'l'here is no mother practical viewpoint. , so, like all prudent, thrifty citizens, let’ s buy NOW! THE EVENING SE. NTINEL‘ ‘ ' _ soon! momma couu. . ' «‘ moms-92 “file’glfihhtfi a . - .
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