price guarantee awarded a bottle of "Chateau du Cheapo" champagne if a competitor beat their price. In 2006, Building #19 put a cartoon in their President's Day advertising flier showing A-shirts (athletic style undershirts) labeled as being "Wife-Beater" shirts. Building #19 was criticized, and promptly apologized. Two years later, a flier poked fun at the 2006 controversy, and was similarly criticized. The main Building #19 store was located in Hingham, Massachusetts; other stores had a numerical fraction appended to their name (such as Building #19½, in Burlington or Building #19¾, in Norwood). Building #19 1/9, in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, used the old grandstand portion of Narragansett Park - a former horse racing venue that had closed in 1978. Slogans "Good Stuff... Cheap" "Suffer a Little, Save a Lot" "The Humble Department Store" "Support the three-day work week" "America's messiest department store" "Please leave with at least as many children as you came with" "Our business is like sex. When it’s good, it’s wonderful. And when it’s bad, it’s still pretty good." "Free admission on all days ending with the letter Y" "We Now Accept Credit Cods" See also Christmas Tree Shops Ocean State Job Lot The Akron Tuesday Morning Ollie's Bargain Outlet References Further reading External links Mat Brown (cartoonist for the Building #19 fliers) Companies based in Plymouth County, Massachusetts Companies based in Massachusetts Economy of the Northeastern United States Defunct discount stores of the United States Defunct companies based in Massachusetts American companies established in 1964 Retail companies established in 1964 Retail companies disestablished in 2013 Companies that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2013 Hingham, Massachusetts 1964 establishments in Massachusetts 2013 disestablishments in Massachusetts