Evening sentinel, Monday, December 27, 1926 · page 5

 

 

 

 

l‘I‘HE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUIPH thRWALK.‘ CONN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27,1926. ' PAGE FIVE.

 

 

 

 

 

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Once in a blue moon now so‘me hrig‘ at, old .. iashionel
Cynic says: “Aw, ll never read t h e advertisements.

They’re full of blink.”

But when one starts tolook for it, the “bunk” in adver-
‘ tising shoWs a mysterious tendency to be absent. Speci-
mens of it are hard to locate.

The reasonior that is ‘simple. Bad goods'cannot besuc-

cessiullyaclyeiftiSed. To stand, up under the pitilesl

glare of pnhlioity, ‘, merchandise must herhonest." It milSt

live up to its promises. Otherwise you would quitkly

"" cease to buy it. . ‘ '
50 advertisers disfioveredlong ago that for them. too, '

— honeSty was the best-holicy.) Morel—atheonly posSihle

policy, if they wereto remain advertiserS! .

Read‘the advertise ents‘. They a. notiull of bunk.

Onthecontrary.theyarefu“ 0f hone-it? niformationand
interestimews- * Theyshowyouw; ? stbhemorecom-
’ {“5515 Theymakehfe easier. They help ,yyou: 10-138 ‘
‘ ‘ happier. andhealt er - They teach you prices and val-

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No dOuht about-itieadvertisements do you many-a serv-
ice. Read’lhemevery day! ' »

Advertisements convey .
products-4t w111 pay you _
‘ ' " tov'read them

 

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