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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 33, 8 August 1921, Page 4

THE OPEN WAREHOUSE! Messrs. George & Doughty Ltd. Beg to inform the public that their OPEN WAREHOUSE 5.; • . Idea is not a NINE DAYS' WONDER. We threw open pur Warehouse DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC With the object of realising; on our Drapery Stocks, and QRASTfCALLY DISCOUNTED our prices to a point which would ensure the SUCCESSFUL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THIS AIM. FRESH GOODS are being opened up continuously from our LARGE RESERVES IN BULK AND BONDED STORES, and NEW SHIPMENTS COMING FORWARD, and our Heavily Discounted Wholesale Prices Will continue to rule until the whole of our stock is disposed of. In brief, we are not conducting a " Drapery Sale " in the ordinary sense of the term, but are f dealing DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC At ( ' -: Less than Wholesale Prices And our Warehouse has now becomeThe Drapery Market for Wellington ■ . \ Warehouse at 61-63' Victoria Street,.! minute ■ from "Evening Post," and- close to Public Library, , GEORGE & DOUGHTY LTD. Wholesale Warehousemen (Established 1891.) FIRST HALF-YEARLY FOOTWEAR SALE 1 , ; Whilst you will find hundreds of Real Bargains in all kinds of Ladies' and Gent's Boots We have decided, during the Sale To specially feature the Reduction of Prices in Children's Footwear. Take advantage of this Special offer of 2,000 pairs. The Price* are below the present Cost of Production. Hides are rising, and Prices ~ must advance. The purchase of Footwear at present prices will result in the"" greatest return for your outlay. . - No investment on offer can yield you an equal return. C. J. WARD BOOT SHOPS LTD. The Arcade, 106 Cuba Street. Cookham House, 44 Manners St. The Arcade, 137 RiddifordSt | Courtenay Place and Tory Street j Jackson Street, Petone i ISiliilli v or s ied I