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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XXXV, Issue 171, 30 July 1901, Page 1

A Chat AtfD Our System. "VTES, it isa fact. BERT TASKER & CO., from Wellington, have purchased from E. Gibbard the whole of his business as a going concern, and at a large discount for spot cash, and though there is a change of hands the READY-MONEY SHOP is goiog on the same lines as heretofore, tip-top value for SPOT CASH. We buy and sell on this principle. We are often a?ked why our prices are so much lower than elsewhere, and if you just set youi-Belf the small task and reason this out, you will admit our remarks are just and reasonable. FIRST— We buy in the cheapest markets for Spot Cash, and get our dis: counts, which are to us a profit. SECOND— Our expenses are very small. We don't try for big profits, . because we prefer a quick turnover rather than big profits and slow returns. The nimble sixpnnce we prefer to the slow shilling. THIRD - We do no booking ; no office work and expenses to keep up, therefore no bad debts, and we don't make those who pay make up for those who go tick. FOURTH— The prices of all our goods are marked in plain figures. We have only one price. We make use of your cash as soon as we get it. FIFTH— Our shop to you is like a Hartley and Riley or a Waihi. You get your dividends every time you make a purchase, because we save you from 10 to 20 per cent. THE CASH SYSTEM To you must appear far and away better and more economical that the old worn out system TICK. It will pay you to come and see our stock ; it will pleaso you ; and our prices will surprise you, and will convince you that our system ia the one for you. You all wish to save money. We do it for you, and money saved is money earned. This we help you to accomplish. | GOLDEN SOVEREIGNS Is what we want, atd is what we make by selling so cheap ; and you make them by buying at the Ready-Money Shop. We offer you here a few lines which we name, which we know ore impossible to be beaten, and we always have the lines we advertise. Look at these prices and compare where you like. 33 inch Flannelettes, striped, 3s lid per dozen 83 inch Fla:»nelettes, dyed, 5s 3d per dozen Coloured Flannels 10£ d yard Cooking Aprons Is each Ladies' Cashmere Hose Is Towels 6d each Lace Curtains 2s 7d pair Cretonnes 3id per yard Double width Dress Goods Is yard White Twilled Sheeting 3s lid per pair seeets" Extra heavy Unbleached Sheeting lHd double width Blouse Flannelettes from 4. id per yard Honeycomb Quilts, double bed, 4s 9d each Very Wide Art Muslins 3|d per yard Heavy Dress erges in Black, Navy, and Cardidal Is a yard, worth 2s 6d Ladies' all wool Singlets ? s each Our Is Towel is a wonder worth seeing HERE'S SOMETHING FOR THE MEN. Strong heavy Working Shirts Is lid Waterproof Overcoats, cape and sleeves, 25s Heavy Knitted Underpants 2s 9d pair Coloured Tweed Trousers 5s 6d pair Tweed Trousers, very waighty, 3s 1 d Heavy Tweed and Serge Suits to go at 16s A lot of Silk. Ties lrom 6d each Woollen Sox from lOd pair White Shirts, good quality, 43 lid Denam Trousers 3s tid, usually 4s 6d flannel Undershirfc3 2s 9d, worth 3s 9d Union Working Shirts, bargain, 2s lid Boys' Suits and Knickers all prices TAILOR-MADE SUITS. We are taking orders for Tailor-made Suits from £2 to £3 15s a suit. W e are showing a. nice lot of Tweeds and Serges, so those in want of a stylish Sui' 'f Clothes cheap, 50 per cent beow ordinary tailors' prices you will su-.c by giving us a trial