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Opunake Times, Volume VII, Issue 307, 17 August 1897, Page 3

ANOTHER EXPLOSION AT THE MELBOURNE CASH HOUSE. A BIG PURCHASE OF TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES TO BE SOLD 25 PER CENT UNDER VALUE. A Sporting Mixture of Warehouse Sample.-? and Job Clearing Lineg. 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 7/0 the dress I WILL OFFER 5 Yards TWILL SHEETING, two . yards wide, for 3/0 Black Velveteen lOd yard Ladies' Heavy Wool Knitted Under Vests for 1/- (pink) To keep the bull rolling I WILL OFFER 2/11 Four-button Tan Kid Gloves for 1/9 &*l>eci:il 13i«- Clearing: Line ill; Homo Hisiiiciecl 98 Dozen Ladie,-.' and Girls' Black Cashmere HOSE, all sizes and prices ; must realise Come 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 VEILING To be had from O. CTJM3IINS. T WILL SELL The New Canvas Art Muslin, extra wide, for 6.1 I WILL OFFER A B!g Lot of Lace Curtains at 1/6 to 10/- a p:dr I shall sell less than wholesale A Very Nice Vaiietv of TABLE COVERS & QUILTS in Tapestry and Embroidered Clotli3. The samp!, s of Men's Clothing and Woollen Underwear. should be seen for pries ;ind quality. A FEW MENS SUITS (New Zea-h'-A make), Will l»c OO'ci'Cil tor -<>•;. In reference to the above, the public should avail themselves of this special sale, as the goods rau-t be cleared out quickly to make room for another stock of Warehousemen's Samples, delivered at the end of this month (July). A L.;t of Ladies' Waterproof Tweed CLOAKS for 12/6 ; some of these ars worth 20s. O. CUMMIMS, READY - MONEY DRAPER, OPUNAKK. BOOTS & SHOES FOR YOUNG AND OLD. RELIABLE VALUE. 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 mine, 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 used to 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 houest wear ; Just go direct to O. Cummins, And you will get them there.