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Exciting Scenes in Manners Street CRESCENT MANUFACTURING CO.’S Assigned Stock Sale AT James Smith’s Cornlr ANOTHER GREAT SALE. interesting study for the stu< The Big Drapery Corner of dent of Psychology. The old Messrs. James Smith' Ltd., motto: “If a thing is worth has a remarkable reputation doing, it’s worth doing well,”’' for the great crowds that visit received an unsolicited but its Sales. With the memory eloquent testimony, for the of the riotous scenes at the amazing success which so' Big Fire Sale still fresh in repeatedly attends James mind, comes the record of still Smith’s Sales is unquestion-, further record breaking ably due to the thoroughness crowds at yesterday s BIG o f preparations and the SALE of the Crescent Manur genuineness of the big reducfacturing Co.’s Assigned Stock. tions. i CROW S I HOP < PERS ARLY I PLAIN MARKED PRICES. . j u. ..1 Every article of the huge There is no doubt that the J ' , , , r stock is clearly marked with offer of a clean stock ot gen- , , 1-1111 both the Usual and the Sale eral drapery, which had bean bought at 10/3 in the £, P™es. making it a very easy. , . ...mi matter for the buyer to see proved an irresistible attrac- . c 1 j exactly what the saving is. tion, ror when the doors opened at 9 a.m. crowd, of | DAYS CARNIVAI f early shoppers were awaiting admission. A bi S programme of Sale i Bargains is mapped out for A PACKED STORE. ensuing 14 days, and It was not long before the . readers are assured of subcounters were packed with stantial savings in all departeager shoppers,, providing an ments. j

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'Si||B Gel-Hight on to These Bargains 1N Bmßm Smart Footwear The J.W.M. Boot Stores set the pace in fixing low prices, and here’s something to set the trade thinking. I||plEi Big Purchase of English Shoes Pairs at BL';® j.w.m. _ LOW ? Prises Ladies’ English Patent Oxford Shoes, smart shape, good wearing. Competitor's Price 32/6. SPECIAL J.W.M, PRICE 15/9. Postage 9d. Ladies/ English Smart Black Glace , Kid Fancy Bar Shoes, competitor’s Price 29/6. J-W-M. SPECIAL PRICE 15/9. Postage 9d. -WW Ladies’ English One Strap Slashed Strap Shoes. A particularly ’ smart shoe. In black and nigger brown, glace kid. Competitor’s Price 32/6.’ ■ *' J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 15/9. Postage 9d. ' Ladies’ English Two-Bar Shoes, in black glace and nigger brown ’ suede. Competitor’s Price 30/-. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 15/9. ’ Postage 9d. Ladies’ Smart Cockade Shoes, in glaoe k’d; an <i a l so ip- patent leather. Competitor’s Price 29/6. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 12/9. Postage 9d. Ladies’ Black Glace One-Bar Two- " I Button Shoes. Competitor’s Price 19/9 ■' J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 13/8. Postage 9d. Ladies’ Black Glace Kid Oxford Shoes, no caps, Cuban heels. Compctilor’s Price 19/9. J.W.M. 6 PECIAL PRICE 13/9. Postage 9d. Ladies’ Fine Canvas l.nce Shoes, co vered Cuban heels. Competitor’s Price 8/11. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 6/11. Postage 9d. Ladies’ Fine White Canvas One- Bar Shoes, covered heels. Competitor’s Price 9/9. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 7/9. Postage 9d. Lad vs’ Fine White Canvas Two-Ba r Shoes, covered heels. Competitor’s Price 10/9. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 9/6. Postage 9d. Ladies’ Fine White Canvas One-Bar Two-Button Shoes, covered heels. Competitor’s Price 11/6. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 9/6. Postage _9d. Ladies’ Smart White Canvas Oxford Shoes, covered heels. Competitor’s Price 11/6. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 9/6. Postage 9d. Girls’ axd Maids’ White Canvas lace Shoes, also in Ankle Bar, 7. to 9, 5/«T J 10’s, 6/9; 11 to 1, 7/9; 2 to 5, 8/11. Postage 9d. Men’s Heavy Tan Grain Cookhams, stout double soles. Competitors Price 36/9. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRICE 29/6. Postage 1/-. Men’s A. E. Marlow’s English "Welted Boots. Competitor’a Price 37/6. J.W.M. SPECIAL PRIC E 26/9. Postage 1/-. Men’s Patent Oxford Shoes, lull we Ited, extra smart style. Competitor’s Price 42/6. J.W.M. S PECIAL PRICE 26/9. Postage Special Sandal Bargains in Tan, Chrome, or Leather Soles—Child’s 7 to 8, 3/11; 2 to 3, 4/11. SP ECIAL CLEARANCE. Postage 9d. DON’T FORGET TO MENTION S IZE WHEN ORDERING, ALSO ADD POS TAGE. Mail Orders posted same day as received. J. W. MARTIN ; mail ORDER E DEPT m 13 Courtenay Place i Branch : 57 MANNERS STREET.

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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 105, 29 January 1924, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 105, 29 January 1924, Page 3

Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 105, 29 January 1924, Page 3

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