Indianapolis Times, Volume 32, Number 228, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1920 — Page 5
Its fame has spread from the sunny slopes - of the Sierras, to the Hoc K-bound coast of Maine
C. A. Lockhart, the Guiding Genius of the Mill End Sale Out of the smoke of the factory chimneys more than a score of years ago, was bom an idea which has saved millions of dollars for the people of this country. The idea was the Mill End Sale. The originator was C. A. Lockhart. In these years the fame of the Lockhart Mill End Sales has become nation-wide. From coast to coast thousands of people plan each year to attend the Lockhart Mill End Sales, for they know the wonderful values that follow in the wake of this man. We are proud to present Mr. Lockhart again to the people of Indianapolis. While his past records at this store have been records of wonderful success we feel confident after reviewing the plans, that the 44th Mill End Sale will surpass every other effort made. i Economy is now the national watchword. It is preached by the government and by the press. The Lockhart Mill End Sale makes thrift more than a doctrine and more than a word. It makes it a fact. Monday is the day set for the opening. Be here to grasp your opportunities. < —Pettis Dry Goods Cos.
Every Department in the Store Participates in This Event
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920.
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The . 44th Lockhart MILL END SALE Begins Monday at the Pettis Dry Goods Go.
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Thoughts On My 44th Trip to Indianapolis I want to talk to you tonight as I would talk to you if we were sitting face to face in your home. For my heart warms to you people of this great city. Since I first came to Indianapolis twenty-two years ago, you have fused into my life an enlarged understanding of the value of friendship in business. It is a transcendent expression of your good will to find each Mill End Sale greater in volume than its predecessor. It warms my heart to find all the old familiar faces and hundreds of new faces each time I come to the Pettis Dry Goods Cos. The 44th Mill End Sale which begins Monday, has been prepared with all the zeal this great store’s splendid organization can command, to which I have added my best assistance. See my big advertisements in tomorrow’s paper and next week’s evening papers, which will tell you of the wonderful things that have been prepared for you; and the very dream of my life will come true if all my readers lend their presence on Monday, the opening day of the 44th Lockhart Mill End Sale. — C. A. Lockhart
All Merchandise in the Sale is of the Most Desirable Quality
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