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Opunake Times, Volume VII, Issue 300, 23 July 1897, Page 3

HER EXPLOSION AT THE MELBOURNE CASH HOUSE. A BIG PURCHASE OP TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES TO BE SOLD 25 PER CENT UNDER VALUE. A Sporting Mixture of Warehouse Sampleß and Job Clearing Lines. To keep the sale going I WILL OFFER A Lot of SAMPLE RUGS and BLANKETS at Less than Wholesale Prices. I WILL SELL 42-inch SHOT SERGES at 1/3 Dark Heavy DRESS TWEEDS 7/6 the dress I WILL OFFER 5 Yards TWILL SHEETING, two yards wide, for 3/9 Black Velveteen lOd yard Ladies' Heavy Wool Knitted Under Vesta for 1/- (pink) To keep the ball rolling I WILL OFFER 2/11 Four-button Tan Kid Gloves for 1/9 A. Special Bigf Clearing: Line at Home Landed Cost for JSet Cash. 98 Dozeu Ladies' and Girls' Black Cashmere HOSE, all sizes and prices; must realise Gome and see the Seamless Cashmere HOSE for 1/The Ladies' Fancy Ribbed Cashmere for 9d pair LADIES MADE TO LOOK BEAUTIFUL By Wearing the New Complexion VEILIISTGr To be had from O. CUMMINS. I WILL SELL The New Canvas Art Muslin, extra wide, for 6d I WILL OFFER A Big Lot of Lace Curtains at 1/6 to 10/- a pair I shall sell less than wholesale A Very Nice Variety of TABLE COVERS & QUILTS in Tapestry and Embroidered Cloths. The sarapks of Men's Clothing and Woollen Underwear should be seen for pries and quality. A FEW MEN'S SUITS (New Zealand make), Will be Oilered lorthe suit; less than manufacturer's price. In reference to the above, the public should avail themselves of this special sale, as the goods must be cleared out quickly to make room for another stock of Warehousemen's Samples, delivered at the end of this month (July). A Lot of Ladies' Waterproof Tweed CLOAKS for 12/G ; borne of these are worth 20b. O. CUMMIMS, KEADY - MONEY DEAPER, Melbourne Cash House, BOOTS & SHOES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. K,ICIL.XA.JSIL,Ii: VALTJJE. CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE ON THE COAST. Heavy Stocks kept in Light and Heavy Makes. Men's Heavy Pegged Kip Watertights 10/9 Ladies' Evening Shoes from ... 2/11 per pair " Where do you get your Boots and Shoes ? " Said Mrs Smith one day, Unto her neighbor Mrs Jones, Just in a friendly way. " They last as long again as min«, And always look so neat; They seem to fit you like a glove, So nice they suit your feet." " I always buy from 0. Cummins," Mrs Jones did then reply, The reason that I buy from him I now will tell you why. You see he understands his trade, And buys for ready cash, Just nothing but the best of goods, And never worthless trash. I buy from other shops, But found it did not pay ; The soles too quickly did wear out, Or else the tops gave way." So if you waut good Boots and Shoes, That give good honest wear ; Just go direct to 0. Cummius, And you will get them there.