FORCED BOOK SALE. STARTS THIS MORNING. " ' LEASE UP—GOT TO GO. PREMISES COMING DOWN. For quite a while Isitt's have conducted a branch of their book and stationery business in Craig's old shop next to Carey's. The lease is now up and all this Colombo street stock has to be cleared immediately. There's no time for shilly-shallying—prices have been cut to glory for rapid fire sales. Now'a your chance to reap -i harvest of bargains—Cs novels for 3s (sd. Half-crown novels for Is 6d Art Books at half-prices. Travelling -at half-price. Ladies' Bags (55s for 4os, 50s for 37s (3d, 40s for 25s °S S for 16s—Letter Cas.es, Purses, Music Cases at similar reductions. Hundreds of Bargains iu Office Stationery SPECIAL HALF-PRICE TABLES }' ou d - doll ' t these. \°u'n imd them at Craig's Old Shop and lsitt Sj m Cashel street, each one laden with half-price bargains—Stationery, Ladies' Bags, Games, Photo Frames, and Books galore. The sale starts this morning at both shops— Isitt's Cashel street West, and Craig's Old Shop next Carey's. Come carlv and jou 11 come often, there's money to be saved at every turn, and the goods musi bo aold. 6
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17740, 17 April 1923, Page 9
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