CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT YOUNG'S.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 17021, 18 December 1920, Page 10

CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT YOUNG'S.

SAVE YOU 6s IN THE £. Ti'hy is it that the public is flocking to A." E. Young, the jeweller, for its Christmas gifts? _ Because it has discovered that Young is selling exactly the same goods as the city shops at 2o per cent, cheajwr. People aro not so foolish as t<? giv© away to the retailer os in. every pound they spend. _ People havo also discovered tnat ttiough A. E. Young is not. paymg a huge city rent for liis promises, ho is only a couple of minutes' walk from Cathedral square —his establishment is at 248 Oxford terrace, opposite the Manchester street Bridge. _ A. JBYoung always keeps faith, with the public. His statements can be easily verified by an inspection of Biis goods. "When ho says ho has the finest selection of brooches, pendants, rings, and watches in the city, bo is stating what is an absolute fact. A. E. Young is sell in (T solid gold brooches from 6s, a ( big drop on city prices; Oio is selling ] children's solid gold bracelets from 18a | 6d. Gillette md auto-strop razors no is actually selling at the pre-war priceof 265. There is no selling at replacement value on tlio part of A. E. Young; he passes his goods on to the public at the old price. Having bought them at & keen price, A. E. Young is now selling women's sterling silver purses and chain-purses at a remarkably low figure. Hera are some other suggestions for Christmas gifts from Young's: Elegant sterling silver b'rusli and mirror, £5 oa (woruh easily £2 2s more) J men's tiepins, gold alberts ond riboon alberta, watches, pocket wallets, etc. addition to the big general reduction on ordinary prices, A. E. Young gives a special discount of Is in the £. 3>on't forget the address: A. E. Young, Jeweller, 248 Oxford terrace, opposite Manchester street Bridge, two; minutes' walk from Cathedral square. ' 051 ! I . j