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Show t . DECENBE S There's nothing new under the sun or moon either, for ihat mat-teh mat-teh A hundred and fifty years or so ago someone said I think It rna Ben Franklin "Don't put off i ill tomorrow what you can do to ui.y." Old stuff you've heard it thousands of times at leitot but the older it ?es the better it gets j,!-.t hk: toutl wm '.' (Who said ' Why apealf of the dead?") And ihat liule piece of all-wool-anda-yard-wide advice fits the Shop Early appeal like an old pair of shoes. In fact it's the sonic thing in different dress. Dut now wefre solng to do 13en rr .nkiin one better "Don't put oll' till this afternoon the seopping you" ean do this morning. " That's the new slogan' Prudent folk who have faith In v.hai advoftlserd say ami vf.e'U .ua they're the prudenl ones- and who have Iried ou' the new jcheme are enthusiastic beyond words. "It's much better." says Mrs. Earl & Schopper, "lo go downtown in the forenoon gel all my Christina1-, things and set back home feeling fine, than ii is to shop in the alter noon when the stores are so crowd-id crowd-id I can hardh find what I want. Believe he. I'm for this new idea." Now, there are hundreds of Mrs. Bar! t; Schoppera and they are doing untold good to tired clerks and to their own peace of mind by heeding the age-old maxim "Do it todaj not tomorrow." Shop eail In the day it's to j vour own advantage. Shop now. j |