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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 34, 25 September 1911, Page 6

SATISFACTORY BUSINESS METHODS. We are in our store to sell goods, not our - customers. If we did the latter, we would soon bo out of it. It is bur aim to so please every customer with' bvory sale avc make, that he or she will come back to us when requiring anything further in our line. If at any time your purchase does not prove satisfactory with fair usage, bring it back to us, we will be pleased to exchange or refund 1 the price you paid, hWe claim to stock reliable goods, anchpur prices compared with quality will be found ' equal to, or better than,' anything to' be found elsewhere. Wo mean just what wo say, because wo know that a satisfied customer,.is oiir, host advertisement. are', the ■ Robinson's, of Manchester House.* —— fr~s, For cTironici'chest complaints, Woods' Great Pbppormt inwe. . Is 6d, 2s 6d *

WELTED 300 TS OF WORTH. THE MELBOURNE’S FAMOUS 16/9 LINE. A word or two about the history of the Melbourne Clothing Company’s wonderful Welted Boots for men before vou come to see and demonstrate it.- When wo offered this boot some three years ago at 16s 9d (an unheard and unbelievable price those days), wo knew we wore giving the public a standard of value that would not only make the high-priced boot a fad, but would give every man of moderate income the pleasure of enjoying what was then the “rich man’s luxury”—a genuine welted boot. Public appreciation was almost instantaneous. So enormous was the demand, so splendidly did the boot Jive up to the endurance and service wo claimed for it, that the "ecord of the growth of our business usads like a romance. Your decision to buy a Melbourne Welted Boot at 16s 9d will bo created by the boot itself, not by. an advertisement — at least, we hope so. And, finally, remember that our interest in customers does not end with sale of these boots but begins with the purchase of pair.*