The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, March 13, 1924, Image 6
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Merchants, and the wisest of the readers of store advertising, realize the val
ue to all concerned of early shopping for all seasons.
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Merchants who expect to bring about this ideal state of affairs in this city must
do their parts—they must DO THEIR SPRING AND SUMMER ADVER
TISING EARLY.
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Store ads in every issue of this newspaper should always contain valuable and
interesting information for shoppers—in fact should be just as complete and
informing one day as another.
The majority of shoppers are influenced in their buying by the buying oppor-
tunities offered to them in the store advertising.
Let all of our merchants who expect to have any share of trade start aggres
sive advertising campaigns NOWL For the people will buy NOW if the in
ducement is real and compelling.
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Advertising is twice as useful to a store just now as it was a year ago—and
the merchant who is going to win is going to advertise twice as much as he did
a year ago! . , ■—
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It Should Contain Your “Store
News’ 7 Even Thursday