,-: u "ital.- , 0! l‘ . I 4 0 . ' . . "‘- a; 7 x fl“. 1 ' . ‘ , v i ‘ 0 new, , , g s. .0 . 0 , . m m WHOM Rom m »- _-_._.,... “vw—“m m‘a“ -——- w— ....... »- ~— ...._0, a” are as mm .0. ' r»«vow .~‘_.,.00.. uu- ...m‘~u--s- -M»uuu-mem’Wa-«mw‘m—u- a”... ”a”... ¢M1~w“s“ ~4- I O Lets welcome Summer With a new outfit-line car-«new tires-~loright household-end plans for a- '~ I t- NeW England Todr SUMMER is here—officially. ,Let’s celebrate-for she’s the gayest and kindest 0! let’ s spruce up, doll up, paint up, clean up—let’ s abandon the old toga, 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 ' , 0 . rugA-new porch furniture-animate: the cheer of the home. New tires, a new .. ,0,.. - battery and clesp cylinders revitalize the good old car. A new trunk—a new I V smtcase—hrlngs vacation days closer. is - _‘ let’s hnk 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 inutility. That applies on all desir- ahle and usnnhle things J all conimodlities—all articles, whether for adornment of men or home. Asanewspaperwrththemterests ofallatheart, wehelieveitourdutyto point out these things. People far more interested m their own thoughts, their m ' ' ' plaasnras their own cares frequently overlook the trend of values. Values are i * skethedetheyadvanceandrecede Thetimetohuy hththe‘dollll' g " hys most .and that thpeis NOW! - , 0 p 0 . Buying now. means savng money. There Is ”no other praetiehl viewpoint so, like all prudent, thrifty citizens, let’ s huy NOW! ‘
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