Evening journal., 1913-11-11

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n than house cleaning. but it has
never wearied me.
Don't you love to watch for the
pretty, new, smart things that her
aid the approach of a seasons new
est modes? II you try that plan for
keeping in touch with the world OF
fashion. you will find that when the
-eason opens, you will be prepared
for IT, You won't be amazed one day
to find yourself completely out of
date, and the shop windows full OF
new and dazzling creations. That
has happened many a woman with
The inevitable result that she selected
new wardrobe in a great hurry,
making iniudicious purchases.
Window gazing is a weakness of
mine. Pretty shop windows are the
sirens that lure and beckon me from
duty no matter how imperative the
need to hurry. Yesterday, a smart,
heavy top coat, displayed in the at
tractive windows of Miller Bros Co.,
at No. 21S Market street, was quite
irresistible. The sharp weather had
turned my thoughts to .wintry blasts
and / entered to try on the pretty
coat.
That is how I happened to visit a
truly remarkable establishment and
how l came to have the unexpected
pleasure of assisting a cute blonde
bride and her towering six-foor
spouse select a wedding gift.
It really all happened because of
that coat in the window which / de-
cided to have. A pleasant young
woman Informed me that my credit
was good which was flattering. and
amazing, and a puzzling fact that de-
manded investigation.
The genial manager, Mr.. Nathan
Miller, verified the young woman e
statement and invited me to look
through shop which is quite won
derful because it caters to- the well
fare OF the home. II offers the most
unique and clever advantage | ever
heard of, and that is a credit system
to all, not just a favored few oil
means. II is splendid and thousands
Of grateful Wilmingtonians have tax
en- advantage of It.
Why not a credit system for fam.
lies? Business establishments. nC
matter bow small, or of what enorm
Gus size and wealth, all enjoy thi.
trade arrangement What do yOJ
suppose would happen if a celebrated
firm, one of the millionaire mea
packers. we'll say, should be present
ed some fine morning with every bill
uley owe, and compelled to meet ev
cry obligation? They could not do Il
The credit system is what builds NJ
enterprises. Why not give families
the same opportunity to get on? VIII!
ahould people go without home com
forts and smart raiment needed TO
worldly success, because they hav
not the ready cash TO pay all at once
wealthy People DO Not Pay Cash.
Wealthy people do not pay cash
They all have accounts in the shons
which they pay according to specia
arrangement. Why not offer the sam
advantage to those who are lawn,
the foundation of future prosperity
That is the liberal policy of the Mill
er Bros. Co. credit, TO all. rich o
poor.
One may pay spot cash or not. as on
desires. The price is the same eithe
way and iron-clad. Because thev ar
buying on credit, patrons are not aske
to pay any more for. an article than /
h worth. nor is the article of inferio
quality. The firm invites the purchase
10 have goods charged and pay the cas-
way. at terms suitable to himself ius
as easy and convenient as he chooses.
Miller Bros. is the headquarters fo
newlyweds who may select from fou
well-stocked floors of house furnishing
of superior quality. must confess tina
] could not resist the impulse to kee
in the wake of little blonde bride an
her big husband in their tour of tn
store. It was real interesting. The
were furnishing a FIVE room cosy col
tage and their seiections offered a stud
not only in artistic effect but good va
ues.
3s-sassicusIy, took proprietor