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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14236, 2 March 1917, Page 8

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v^piece of merobandieeivrithputj a price j ticket ib a dead* meani^less i^g-^pie Emporium way of doiiig thjpgtf is to pribe everything .'bar pteifa ; figures.^ Business is no longer done m. .a whisper.. The retailer must talk right out if ho wishes to be heard. His business depends upon gaining ahd " keeping the public confidence. It is not enough for him to know ; he must know, how to use what he knows. W/e know .our pri§e£. are bel6w btherit*, ,r, and -we v know our. goods are good, and we want our readers to'Jknow also. Some know and benefit accordingly ; others Jcnbfr,~~aifil Tef use to benefit, prefemnif' to stick- to the old style v of doing business ; others don't know. To tbe firat_we. extend our congratulations; to the seoond^onr sympathy; and to the third, a. hearty invitation to visit The People's Emporium; ihey will not be disappointed.*