Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 17697, 8 July 1914, Page 2

If nothing 1 else the SALE of KIRK & WEBB’S 223S°r Has Marked Another Stage in Southland’s Drapery Life ! - -The Unprecedented Rush of Yesterday And the determination of all shoppers to secure a portion of the good things going, mark out this Sale as one from which to date things. We cannot swear all buyers were discreet in their quantities, but ONE LADY REMARKED “The prices are so low that I must have some, though I really do not know when I shall be able to use all I have bought.” Again ANOTHER PURCHASER, this time a mere man, looking at Boots and Overcoats said “I wish they would run this Sale on perpetually. Boots and Overcoats at these prices just suit me.” Very sorry THIS CAN’T BE DONE, once the stock is sold Invercargill will know no more the firm of KIRK & WEBB, and the Famous Sale of their Warehouse Stock will be alive only in MEMORIES OF ITS BARGAINS.

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