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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 15275, 24 July 1920, Page 7

This is the day of high prices. Retailerß everywhere- are -faced with a tromendoiis problem. For the past ! or three years they have held 4jack their, orders, anticipating a reduction m prices, ! but to-day they are faced with, the facl that, the" expected reduction is as far ofl 48 ever. The firms that Jiave "refrained 1 from buying are' indeed hard hit. Stock* 1 must, b*e replenished, dlid some wholesale prices to-day are really tremendous, yet ' the goods inusb be bought and customers supplied. Here and there one come: 1 across a firm that has had the foresight to keep buying all the time; and, make no mistake, that ia tlie firm you should patronise now". Their buying ability is the main factor m their success. Such a firm is "The People's Emporium." They are at your service now and hi all , times. Their stock ia good and well ac- ; sorted, and m many cases the prices are below tLcee quoted by wholesale firmi,*