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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 23, 27 July 1920, Page 11

A National Event! The"K.&S."Great WINTER SALE First Day—To-morrow Owing to the paper shortage, Wellington newspaper proprietors have asked us to reduce our advertising space—our usual full-page announcements being replaced by much smaller spaces. Thus a saving is effected which will be passed on to our customers in extra reductions during the GREAT WINTER SALE Our present stock is heavier than ever—good "stock" bought well, from the world's best markets, so that we can, and will, offer all the advantages possible by. way of. special values. .. \ Much comment has been occasioned by press reports that I Self ridge's and other London houses have been running big 10 per cent. Discount Sales—merely a sensational advertising wheeze and of small account compared with the established --"K. and S." policy of .15% or 3/- in the £ General Discount with a few exceptions, such as Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, etc., which earry_ 10 per cent. - discount; during the Sale.. On the other hand many articles of everyday importance are to' be". Slashed out at about HALF FRIGE Our record turnover for the. past' 12 months is in itself 2 clear"-indication"tHaf'the general which as a whole is not.easily fooled, is satisfied with the value "we offer. People buy where they get"the best value, and New Zealand women are keen shoppers and good judges. -Ask any woman where she gets the best* and most reliable drapery goods—; the answer will invariably be'"" Ejbkcaldie's." Our pride in this reputation determines us to make a mighty effort to win our way further into your confidence, by offering, allround substantial reductions which will materially assist householders to Lessen the Cost of Living., Read our Daily Announcements, which will contain many Bargain Items of vital importance and interest to you Remember 9 a.m. TO-MORROW Be There! KIRKCALDIE AND STAINS LTD.