Public Nonces. II ™?arv.iaijiiAiswan.!i» THE DRAPi-RY EVENT OF THE SEASON, EXHIBITION SALE IS NOW OK. HISTORICAL PERIODICAL POLITICAL MAGNETICAL These Half-Yearly Sales have become Great Events. They were not “born great,” nor yet have they bud “greatness thrust upon them.” They have '‘achieved greatness” simply by quiet persistence in bargain giving. At the end of every Season, every shop must have some goods left of a distinctively seasonable character. These goods, if kept until the next corresponding season six months ahead, take up useful keep useful money locked up, and make a shop look like a museum. We are not running museums. Our policy lias always been to face the loss at once. Although we are public benefactors at Sale times; that is as it haiipeus; wo don't really mean it. We confess selfish motives. We talk to ourselves in this way:—"Although this article has cost us 20s, it will he better to sell it for 10s now, than wait 12 months and take 55.” When we were young and innocent, we waited 12 months and took 5s often. We don’t now. During our Sales, all our good, sound, useful everyday Goods are subject to a Special Cash Discount of 2s in the £. There is no better value in New Zealand than our Household Goods at their every day prices. Everyone interested knows this; therefore, this Sale Concession is so appreciated that, every half-year, large* numbers of customers come from long distances to buy their requirements for six months ahead. IP YOU HAVE HOT RECEIVED A SALE CIRCULAR SEND FOR ONE. THOMSON St BEATTiL, LTD., TAY STREET, INVERCARGILL. SOUTHLAND TO “ THB SOUTHLANDERS '**■ SOUTHLANDERS ,0 * SOUTHLAND * «bS fei iroar case, tbte means, that you MUST BPOH BEING SUPPLIED WITH*— OZSISTLS” OATMEAL sad ROLLED OATS* OWFL AEE” FLOUIL Cream of fibe Oafc «3ABOLLAJ*~4n Ideal Brea Wart IM 1 HEMMSeetaaei FLEMING & CO,
Mcßoiaald’s Sale. Price List. EsAR£iAL3S a& famous unices. CDESSSDER ECONOMY, STUEBY OOR PRICES. COLOISHEO SROES. Cliiimpage Derby Walking Shoes; S Suede Derby Shoes; Blue, Mauve, latest line street shoo, 8s 6d. I Green. Were, lb/-. Now 12s 6d. Brown Derby Fashionable Street Shoe. Sale price 8s Gd. Buy. Bally’s Swiss Shoes; Pink, Green, While. "Were, 11!/ G ; now 9s 9d. 18 Pairs MEN’S YALE TOE GOEOSHED BOOTS. USUAL PRICES, 15s 6d to 18s 6d SALE PRICE, 12s 6d. t’OO pairs Boys’ and Girl;;’ School | Gents’ Chrome Boots, 10s 6d. Bools reduced to Sale prices. ji Dozens of Lines in our Windows. Gents’ Box Calf Boots, medium dross hoot. Bsual price D/G; Sale price I4s Gd. Gents’ Chrome Boots. Usual price, 11/G; now 11s 3d. Dozens of Lines at our Doors. Hundreds of Special pairs at SALE PRICES. McDosnaM’s Sale. Price List.
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Southland Times, Issue 14635, 27 January 1911, Page 3
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