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ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT STORES . . . TH E STORE OF INTEGRITY
All of you CAN'T board o ship or plane and
shop abroad. But all of you CAN go to
Meier & Frank's-Salem where there's a
sweeping array of imports from all over the
world . . . hand-picked for your convenience.
Here at Meier & Frank's-Salem you'll find
RoyaL Doulton, Spode and Wedgewood
china from England, Bernard Altman cash
mere sweaters from Scotland sparkling
crystal stemware from Sweden, exquisite
glass mirrors from Venice, handsome leath
er accessories from Florence, broadloom.
from India, hooked rugs from the Orient, to
mention a few. Practically every depart
ment abounds in products of the world's
finest" craftsmen . . , best-made overseas
and designed for our American way of life.
Our own buyers travel abroad to shop for
you,, and ourioreign buying off ices are con-.
stantly searching the free world to bring
you the best from every country . . . the un
usual and the well-beloved . . . to wear, to
enhance your home, to solve your gift prob
lems. Whether it's trinkets for fun, or treas
, ures of heirloom magnificence . . . you're
. sure of the largest selection here. Yes, you
can shop the g lobe, right at home, at Meier
& Frank's-Salem.
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