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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXI, Issue 4441, 22 August 1901, Page 7

END OF SALE. There must be an end of all things, and C. Smith's Winter Sale is no exception to the rule. It will no doubt be a cause cl regret to all who have experienced the advantages of buying sale bargains at C. Smith's to know that, the Winter Sale positively closes on Saturday 2\igbt at ten o'clock. But there is time yet to secure sufficient to last until next sale. Stocktaldng is just over, and there are some wonderful bargains which have been thrown out to clear at almost any reasonable price. It is well that you should know that there is a big surplus of blankets left over and these are all subject to great reductions until the end of sale on Saturday, August tilth. That penny dreadful, “Deadwood Dick,” Perhaps mav charm the vulgar mind. Thoncrh’ratlier apt to turn one sick Whose taste is cultured and refined. But though the mind be high or low. The body must its ills endure; The thing for coughs and colds we know, la -W. E. Woods’s Great Peppermint Cure. 9