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Patea Mail, Volume X, Issue 1315, 2 March 1885, Page 2

The problem how to save money solved.—All first-class diapers at Home and in the colony have found that exhibiting goods in windows does them incalculable harm. The losses sustained by goods fading is something enormous, which the customer of course has to pay. The goods after exhibition iri this manner, never possess the freshness and pristine beauty which new goods ought to possess. Ladies have found out that to their cost. Ladies and gentlemen have also found that by far the Best, Cleanest, Freshest* and Cheapest Drapers are those who do not exhibit their goods in windows. These drapers find they can carry on their business at far less cost, and consequently at far less profit. The well-known Direct Drapery Importer, Mr R. A. Adams/ has adopted this system of no window dressing, and the customers will find that it is done entirely in their interest. Customerswill find the goods are cleaner, fresher, ,and consequently by far the cheaper than window dressers can possibly do them, as his working expenses are considerably reduced, and what lady would like to wear a bonnet ora mantle after considerable exhibition in a draper’s window. [Advt I

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