Indiana daily times. [volume], September 29, 1920, Home Edition, Page 5, Image 5

About Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922

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|||i^Event Without
JfflWlKi Than Six Decades
C *ssk of Storekeeping
The Pettis 67th
Anniversary Sale
For sixty-sevsn years the Pettis Store has
shared in the commercial prosperity of the city
of Indianapolis.
Now we are embarking on the greatest sale
in all our eventiul history.
Every department in the store offers needed
merchandise at unheard of prices. And we
want to make this point emphatic: These prices
are not based on recent declines in market prices .
The reductions in many , many instances are far
below any break in the market .
This sale is more than an adjustment! to
meet conditions, it is a sale.
The entire resources of this institution with
its working army of loyal employes, its corps
of expert merchandise buyers, its foreign offices
in touch with the whole merchandise world, are
concentrated in an event which will establish
firmly in the minds of Indiana people that the
Pettis store is the real economy center of this
cky and state.
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PETTIS GOODS CO.
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Ten, twenty and thirty per cent,
savings, and in many cases even more.
And these savings will be made on glorious
new autumn merchandise.
We are offering the best in fall boots, the
best in fall coats, the best in dresses, the best in
draperies, the best in rugs, in fact the best in all
kinds of new seasonable merchandise" at really
remarkable savings.
If you coul 1 sand for but one-half hour in
the receiving ro ms of this store and note tiie
constant stream o *new merchandise coming in
each day---.f you could examine each article
carefully,Jand[]then note the price put on it for
the Annivers ry Sale, not fail to be
here tojshare in the golden values.
Two great pages wiil tell the story in Thurs
day Times. Read it carefully.
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AND BE HERE FRIDAY MORNING.
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