BUSINESS SOLD
A sacrifice of £lO,OOO of general drapery at bedrock clearing prices. As the stock has to be reduced by half within a few weeks, a real feast of bargains awaits the thrifty housewives of Southland. During the past few days many hundreds of pounds of stock have been taken away by keen buyers. For here they have found all lines genuinely straightened in price, not just one or two lines as a draw, but real bargains where a saving of 7/6 to 10/in the pound can be made. Our usual cash prices compare more than favourably; always even with the largest stores throughout the Island. But now all profit is cut out to effect a clearance. We have several large shipments arriving and when to hand they will receive the same severe cut in price. Bargains are the order of the day here, huge stocks to draw on—no one disappointed. Shop early—every day brings fresh customers and old ones return for more, which is a good sign. Be in the great crowd of bargain buyers. Make for Dallas and Watts great clearance sale, and you will save money. c-CAdytL
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Southland Times, Issue 18965, 12 June 1923, Page 5
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191BUSINESS SOLD Southland Times, Issue 18965, 12 June 1923, Page 5
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