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Evening Post, Volume CXVI, Issue 146, 18 December 1933, Page 15

DAYS LEFT!! | MACKY, LOGAN'S I I CLOSE DOWN | NEXT FRIDAY I I AT 5 P.M. SHARP! | 1 Stocks are becoming so rapidly depleted | | that we cannot say from one day to | I another what will be left to advertise. | I What we have by the time an advertise- | I ment goes to press is likely to be sold 1 1 out by the time the newspaper appears | | on the streets. | | However, there are so many thousands of odd- | | ments at phenomenally low prices that it will | | pay you handsomely to keep in the closest touch | | with us during the last stirring days. | | What we are doing is this: every line is being | | continuously reduced if it shows the least ten- | | dency to stick. What is cheap to-day may be | | even cheaper to-morrow—providing it is not sold I I to-day ! ■■~, I 1 < % | Come here every day! Never mind the crowds, I | never mind if you get pushed and jostled about. | | If our assistants cannot serve you quickly we | | are sorry, but it can't be helped. The public | | are respectfully asked to appreciate that we are | | working under exceptional difficulties. | 1 THE POINT TO NdTE IS THAT WHATEVER YOU | I CAN, AND DO, BUY IS SO REMARKABLY CHEAP | THAT ANY INCONVENIENCE IS AMPLY COMPEN- I I SATED THEREBY! 1 | .;;•.•■■' ";;; \ p/'}p ' :yy^p | I No Ref uhds Allowed During Sale | %y///////////////M^^^