WANTED FOR THURSDAY.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 11 June 1924, Page 3

WANTED FOR THURSDAY.

1 500 LADIES. Judging by the business changes that are taking place in Timaru at the present time the buying public, especially the ladies, are in for a very good time. Miss H. C. Strachan, ladies’ and children’s outfitter, is compelled to quit her present shop .next to Porter and Dawson’s, and is moving to Finlayscii's late shop, v above the Theatre Royal. Miss Strachan assured a reporter, when he suggested that the shifting would be a difficulty, that she didn’t think so, and she had made up her mind to mark down every article in her stock to a real cut-rate price, and the buying public would do the shifting. She would advise every ladv in South Canterbury to be one of the buyers during this sensational sale, as they will never hare an opportunity like this for a long time, it ever again. Miss Strachan points out a beautiful range of model, frocks, suitablo for street or evening weafif costumes, ladies’ winter coats, evening dresses, and new season’s millinery, and to make a clearance of these goods she is go;ng to sell them at half price on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ot this week —the first three days of the sale. She assures our readers that this sale will be the biggest, brightest and the most thrilling for cut-rate prices in ladies’ and children’s wear. Her advice is to be at the doors on Thursday, and to visit the sale early and often. . .