The Newtown bee., 1889-11-22
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We live in an age of change. That which gladdcns thccyc to-day and quick ems the pulse of all lovers of style is but the vision that tomorrow passes away. Only those cradlcd in the lap of luxury can afford to indulge every passing seas on's excessive styles, in most branches of business, but, in the shoe trade, all may be in style and, as the prices are so low, it does not require much capital to always have stylish pair of boots or shoes. We can with confidence say that, for the present season, we are prepared to display stock that far surpasses any of our previous efforts and, in regard to prices, we positively state that they are beyond the reach of competition. No fancy prices are asked hy us. We have always endcavored to sell good goods at low prices and have always succeeded in doing so. Upon the strength of this, we have built up the good reputation we bear and the excellent business we are doing. When decision is backed by mod est enterprise, the result is fultiment of the desired end. It has been our de- termination tO keep before the eyes of our patrons q stock second to none in this city and one that, for quality and price, cannot be eXcelled by any store in western Connecticut. No going astray for quality or price, if you will consult and be guided by us. lndisputable qual- ity is our starting point. We take no risk with goods that are made unrelia- bly,. They would look shame-faced under our truth telling system. We never mis- represent to effect q sale. That square beginning saves us from after bother. It's business that we're pushing for; un- less there's some way of making things roll up hill, our goods would gather on our counters and remain there. New, in order to make our goods move quickly, we are offering inducements that simply astonlsh our competitors. Our astonsh- CTS at this time are three in number. The first on the list is handsome Keller pi- ano that is worth S550. This is truly a magnificent present and one that would please any one that is fortunate enough to secure it. Who would not have mus ical instrument when they can obtain it ut so little expense. Our two following presents are very useful and ornamental in any home. They are two Empress sewing machines, each valued at $45. Ladies, here are two beautiful little ma chimes that will save you an immense lot of sewing by hand. What is more valu- able to woman than something to light en her household work They are beau tffully finished in white and dark woods. Now we propose to give each person a ticket that will insure them a chance on each of these articles, with every dollars worth of goods purchased at our store. Now, you have just as good chance to secure one of these articles as any one. We do not procrastinate. It is bad scheme. Any one who yacillates and hesltates between two opinions will never amount to much in this world. If you have anything to do, go and do it and do It with all your might. We have seen you looking at our handsome display of footwear exposed so temptingly in our windows and we are glad you admire them. But that Is not to the point. We have got them inside for sale, stacks Of them. All sorts of boots and shoes foi the poor man; for the man who is not quite so poor and also for the man who pays his money and takes his choice We know that our stock is the largest and our prices the lowest. Come and buy your boots and shoes where you cal buy them at the lowest possible prices
 When we advertise thing, or, in othel words, tell you in print five hundred times, it must De cheap, for. if it was no
 so, 1t sets us up as . target for othel merchants to knock down eff they can, and, if It was not cheap, 1t would not fll our idea of an advertisement. We will bc pleased to show you our goods ane tell you prices at any time. Henry N
 Ayres, Bishop block, Bridgeport.
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