Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 82, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1933 — Page 8

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A New Goldstein Brothers Department Store WILL OPEN SOON Anew store in the same location! Anew and better store—with the same familiar name! Anew store with the same old policy of dependability plus the new 1933 spirit of action! i An Open Letter to the Public:

We regretted deeply the necessity for closing. We tried in every possible way to avert it —but there was no escape. We regretted beyond words, the parting with some 200 employes —as fine and loyal a group as

any store could have —and it meant the uprooting of ourselves from Indianapolis where we had acquired so many deep and sincere friendships. We didn't realize the depth of this good will until we announced our intention of going out of business. Literally and actually thousands of people came to us with expressions of sincere regret at our going We received numerous written communications to the same effect. But the step was taken—it had to be. The low prices we put on our goods showed the sincerity of our purpose to quit completely and clean. When we announced our closingout sale we were absolutely honest about it. We had no alternative —there was nothing to do but close up shop. Every dollar's

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DIRECTORY -FIRST FLOORSilks Linens Woolens Domestics Wash Goods Beddings Patterns Hosiery Hen's Furnishings Hoys’ Clothing Cotton and Rayon Under wen Leather Goods Umbrellas Laces, Handkerchiefs Meckivear Motions , Art Goods Gloves Shoes Restaurant Soda Fountain Watch Repairs Groceries, Meats, Bakery Goods, Fruits, Vegetables Dr. Edward Lesch, registered podiatrist -SECOND FLOORIf omen's Coats. Dresses, Suits Children's Garments Wash Frocks Silk Underwear Corsets Millinery -THIRD FLOORDraperies, Mirrors General Offices Rest Room -FOURTH FLOORLamps Occasional Furniture Fireplace Equipment Electric Lighting Fixtures -BASEMENTHousewares

worth of goods sold during the sale measured up to the usual Goldstein quality standard. We sold goods at such low prices—that it seems almost fantastic in the face of present price levels. And then—at the time

that the sale had about run its course—there was anew spirit in the air-a new hope, anew incentive. The President's recovery program had taken hold—the country had definitely started forward to normal business conditions. We saw our way to do our part. We reorganized our business—we effected marked economies in our operating expenses—we added several new departments. And so—here we are—ready to start again from scratch. We promise you the same dependable merchandise that has been associated with Goldstein's for more than 24 years-at the lowest possible prices. We shall do everything within our power to serve you with the old spirit of courtesy and consideration and with the new spirit of "let's go."

AUG. 15. 1933