Evening sentinel, Friday, August 20, 1926 · page 11

 

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Lets welcome Summer With a new
outfit-fine car—anew , tires-bright
household—end plans for a

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SUMMER is here—officially. Let’s celebrate-for she’s the gayest and kindest 0!

seasons.

V Let’s spruce up, doll up, paint up, clean rip-let’s abandon the old togs, the
‘ 7 . 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 rentahze the good old car. A new trunk—a new

”*" ”W Maw—brings vacation days clOser.

Let’ s link arms and step outlv

.. Retail values were 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-
able and usuable things - all commodities—all articles, whether for adornment of
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As a newspaper with the interests Of all at heart we believe it our duty to
point out these things. People far mare interested in their owe thoughts, their own
pleasures, their own cares frequent 1y overlook the trend of values. Values are

 

( ; " like the tide -— they advance and recede. The time to buy is when the dollar

buys most” .and that tinieis NOW!

So like all prudent, thrifty citizens, let s buy NOW!

THE EgiENING SENTINEL

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