Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, December 16, 1921, Page 15

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1921 . \ E . ' Ready for Gift £ mLmSmemNengudQnmdewz&. Shalkte Hands with Mm Fimn Also Mr. Ack! ;‘Ir Fine and Mr. Ack are the gentlemen of the firm of Joseph Fine Company, which tomc’;rrow . will open its naw Norwich Store at 115 Main Strect. No doubt most of you are acquainted, at least, thru hearsay — with the Joseph Fine Com- | i‘ pany Store at 54 State Street, New London. i, it is the success of .that New London institution that made its members decide to enter the Nor— ] ich field, with a new Men’s Store, which will be a new kind of a Men’s Store. We will not be content to serve our clientcle with the same sort of £ \dize they have been accustomed to; we sholl serve better and do so from t’he very beginning. This is to be in truth, a Store of Progress. Our first step in this direction is the annomthl we shall g fur th nationally known ’ fiEfiSfiH-WE?@ Widt GLOTHES THE FINEST IN AMERICA . Upon TNl i FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN e gk e Sz - of every article we sell. xefusively in Morwizh and New London U W LE WL, Stetson Hats Manhattan Shirts quality of these clofhes, we need say little. Ths wearcrs cf these garments, in cities fortunate enough stores selling them, havé made them famous from cne Portland to the other. A ; Cooper Underwear Phoenix Hose | oy e ot presfcomioonsrpessRsidadeed he beautiful selection of styles and medels in these Suits and Overcoats, we can scarcely say enough 1oy represent such marked advances in conception and execution. Meyer Gloves -~Spalding Sweaters Men’s Suits and Qvercoats and So'id Krementz | None but All-Wool and well-tailored garments will be handled in this Men’s Store. 10 4R 90® g9 99 i R AN T Ce}?ar Buttons 0 Messrs. Fine and Ack want to meet the hard-to- | Fit Men and Young Men of Norwich and its suburbs. They want to | meet the skeptics—the men who think no ready-to-wear clothes will fit them., They want to meet the wives, mothers and sisters | of allmen. They want to meet the good dressers who appreciate | style—in fact they want to meet one and all in this trading territory. E A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED---S0 COME TOMORROW--OPENING DAY e j s . . 1 Fine Co. one of the best known clothing stores in the state are lling, cash buying, better buying, minimum profit and satisfactory service. r 20 years Mr. Find has been a clothing manu- turer. He knows woolens; he knows good werkmanship; he knows s faculty for choosing the right material in the right style for each individual has gained s siores an unequalled reputation. he fundamentsl principles which have made The i /orth-while Souvenirs To Every Visitor Registering In Qur Visitors Book ot 2o ~55 LR o) . New Shirts New Hats Suede Dre=ss Gloves 51.50 2. 2.50 . ‘ $3. $3.50 ‘ $1.55 THIS, OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE ACCOMPANIES EVERY ARTICLE 'WE SELL ~ Your [ Back If You Wan'% it”’ » TR IR ¥ THINK! I B : NEW LONDON g g 5 Maln stpfi@!% The Live Store in New London and Norwich, 2 ; “-:‘L/‘ch H FRANK E. ACK, Manager