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Grey River Argus, 14 May 1935, Page 2

TRUMAN’S BIG S.O.S. EVENT | | SURPASSES THEIR MOST OPTIMISTIC EXPECTATIONS § Starting off at 8.45 Saturday, Sales kept going “hot and strong!” Hund- g N reds of “more-than-satisfied” shoppers tell hundreds more of the bargains and § Iso it goes on! Only room to tell you about a few of them, but if “it’s some- g thing to wear” take advantage of these unprecedented offers. STILL HEAVILY OVERSTOCKED. THOUSANDS OF POUNDS OF | NEW SEASON’S GOODS HAVE YET TO BE SOLD. IT’S SENSATIONAL BUYING THAT GIVES YOU THESE GREAT SAVINGS. IS " '=r ; ——• —- Botany Wool CASHMERE HOSE. S.W. Smart Tweed WINTER I i All WOOL AFGHALAINE ; Mo< * S ® am ' n COAT, in fawn an.’ red. Large ! SKIRTS, in plain shades. Sea- ' ! Pender tops, 3/6— S.O.S. PRICE 2/11 Wallaby fur collar. Season’s | son’s Price 15/6- , KIDDIE g ALL WOOL EIBBED sox . Price 75/ S.O.S. PRICE 29/6 ; S.O.S. PRICE 8/11 j ; A Bargain. Sizes 3to 7. Usual Price I | I ' i 1/6— S.O.S. PRICE 1/3 W.S. WINTER COAT. Good quality! ■ ;A SMART BOTTLE GREEN TWEED lido blue face cloth, new style, trim-! w s and 0s AU yy 00 ; ca E DI- witll fiecke<i design, 36in wide. Usual med Musquash Fur Collar. Season’s! GANS. Useful style in shades ! ! Price 4/11 — S.O.S. PRICE 1/llyd. Price £4/19/6 —S.O.S. PRICE 69/6 j Brown, Wine, Blue and Black. ! DiagO f“ al C n ED INTE , K ! SOS ’ PEICE 5 / U O.S. Empire Blue Chevron All Wool! Ladies’ WOOL GLOVES. Full Gaunt- ! S.O.S. PRICE 1/3 Yard WINTER COAT, fully lined. Collar; let Tops. S.W., W., 0.5., 4/11— of black electric seal. Season’s! S.O.S. PRICE 3/11 Fancy Chevron TWEEDS, 36in wide. Price 69/6 — S.O.S. PRICE 19/6: ? in Wine, Brown. Navy, Saxe and W.S. Brown Bedford TWEED WIN-! English GLOVES, 2-domed. ! Nigger. Usual Price TER COAT. Belted tailored style.! Usual 9/11— S.O.S. PRICE 5/11 | S.O.S. PRICE 3/3 Season’s Price 49/6 — . ; ; ■ S.O.S. PRICE 15/6: Brettles Lisle WOOL HOSE, full fas- iSAND CREPE MAROCAIN, 36in wide, ! hioned, heavy weight. All sizes 6/11 i in shades of Navy. Saxe only. Usual Ladies’ NEW TWEED WINTER; S.O.S. PRICE 4/11 ! Price 2/6 — S.O.S. PRICE 1/6 Yd. SKIRTS. In shades Wine, Brown,; Navy and Black. All sizes, including ; Ladies’ BOTANY WOOL. Finest qual- ;ODDS AND ENDS, COLOURED SATO.S. Season’s Price 9/11— i ity. Full fashioned. Double Soles. ! INS. Usual Price 1/6— S.O.S. PRICE 5/11; 6/11— S.O.S. PRICE 5/11 i S.O.S. PRICE 63d. Yard TRUMAN’S | § Mackay Street, Greymouth. g

Strongly constructed one and two pound tin canisters fitted with hinged lids and embellished with magnificently printed Hk 9I • Jsji {• I J.l natural colour views depicting the grandeur of New Zealand ■cenery. WSariWiv PRACTICALLY A GIFT WHEN PURCHASED advertising FILLED WITH “AMBER TIPS” FINE TEA ON THE £ ♦<* AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:— outside Purchased in the ordinary way, these canisters would cost CANISTERS at least 1/3 and 1/9 each. Filled with “Amber Tips” they gfe only cost an extra 2d a lb over and above the regular price ‘ of the tea ... 2d for the lib size and 4d for the 2lb . . . “AMBER TIPS” No. 1 PACK 3 (J per lb. “AMBER TIPS” BLUE LABEL 3/. per lb. SEE THAT THE CELLOPHANE WRAPPER AND SEAL g ..ralhkARE INTACT Note : The Popular 3lb “Amber Tips” Decorated Cake Tins are Still Available fiy wii iil eTd Ji 1 Jr 11J li AXw JI, J

Arising Market- and the Public are Buying! Purse strings are being loosened up. pros- \ ~ ■ ' ■ ! perity is advancing, steadily, toward us. *l 11 i/ul/XAi* Manufacturers, Merchants and Retailers “j J can do more to spin the wheels of commerce TkALyz j than ever before. The quality of your pro- • ——, ' ducts, their price value and the appearance Y.2ZL 41 of the packings are essentials toward attracting sales and profit. Are You covering y your market adequately fgfez? yj Selling must be done wherever sales can be z \' TPS' made. Fresh channels of trade have to be \ sought out. What are YOU doing towards exploring these channels? Are you telling the consumer about your goods, why they should ask for your brand? Your Salesman or Travellers—whichever you like to call them—may be doing splendid work getting your goods into the Stores, but what means are you using to get the Public to ask for them? The Newspapers, etc., Get behind your goods and advertise them. To-day’s the day tn build up your market. National advertisers would do well to follow the lead of the go-ahead local advertiser, sure- in the knowledge that consistent advertising will push the sales of a good product to new high peaks.

STRESS Ready-Mixed Paint, unequalled for covering capacity, durability, appearance, and economy. 21/ gallon.—SMlTH AND SMITH, LTD. late Badger and Co., Mackay St. a Grey mouth.