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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 16

Dray ton-Jones are Selling More and Selling for Less jw 1 , , r <S i,y- •■<• "4 v/ v»i* a&fl&cSg We are Making Money by Losing It It seems paradoxical—but this is what we did: The public's spending power had considerably decreased, so we decided to cut deeply into our profits and reduce prices to their 1913 level. We stood to lose, but the public supported us. Up went our turnover! We are selling more, we are selling cheaper, quality remains unaltered, you save, and we maintain our figures by a greatly increased turnover, lower proportionate overhead, and a better use of capital. Right Through November— A Money Saving Month Outstanding Carnival Values LADIES' COTTON V.ESTSNOW 1/3 1/11 2/11 ART* SILK BLOOMERS, all shades. NOW 5/3 ART SILK VESTS, all colours— NOW 5/3 i ART SILK PRINCESS SLIPS, all shades— (\ !(\ NOW . v / ART SILK PYJAMAS— Usually . . 23/6 NOW LADIES' SUMMER FROCKS. magnificent range— Prom 18/9 11/6 ART SILK HOSE, in twelve good shades— Usually 3/11 NOW PURE SILK HOSE. Reliable English manufacture— Usually 6/11 NOW CORTICELLI PURE SILK HOSE. Odd shades at fj j^ 1/11 4/11 SUPER LISLE shade— SPECIAL . . pair HOSE. Every 4/6 KAYSER FABRIC landed cost <■ . . NOW GLOVES 4/11 3/3 , COLOURED FUJI SILKS, all shades— Usually 2/6 1 /11J. NOW J--*-2 48in BORDERED VOILES— Usually 3/11 "J /_ NOW ■*- / Double Bed PURE TWILL SHEETINGS— Usually 2/11 ey is NOW 54in COTTON DAMASK— Usually 2/3 "I j NOW X / U 40in NEW VOILES —Usually NOW LARGE SEAGRASS CHAIRS— Usually .. .. -. -19/6 NOW 1000 yds Pure Quality TUSSORE SILK, made to sell at .. 1/11 "I / THIS MONTH A / 500 yds Pure Quality FUJI SILK. Made to sell at .. .. 2/3 THIS MONTH (Whilst the present stock lasts) 2/6 Xl] 35/made I/" to sell 1/3 DRAYTON-JONES LTD. CORNER COLOMBO AND LICHFIELD STREETS H in wonderf H variety— THIS MONTH, from .. lift wide FLOOR COVERINGS. The' mart: omprehensive and remarkable ranee ever assembled— «-» THIS MONTH from <*/'U EUKNra! * * ?™Wh" .7 13/6 10/6 T a«S2 r CAEFET p-M'-nees, mm THIS MONTH, from 4/H T m°"roffSS? STEK oAEr ™>. *«, Usually . . £7/7/THIS MONTH £5/19/6 FLOORTEX SQUARES The most effective and colourful floor coverings made. Wear and satisfaction guaranteed. 250 squares to select from. All sizes, 3ft x 6ft up to 9ft x 15ft— SPECIAL PRICES from 22 jfa WHITE TWILL SHEETS, hemmed ready for use. New Zealand's best value Single Bed s 111 pair 6/11 Double Bed ift // pair -1-11 j © Lovely ART SILK BEDSPREADS, Pink; Rose, Saxe, Helio, and Gold— Single Bed Donble Bed 15/11 19/11 Special line of MEN'S NEGLIQBE SHIRTS, -with collar, lovely designs— PRICE /; IS each G/O MEN'S FELT HATS, every size, stybf and shade— Q /T1 SPECIAL PRICE .. .. O/XX

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