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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8317, 16 May 1905, Page 4

GREAT OPENING SUCCESS. 985 CUSTOMERS on the FIRST DAY. THE SHOP CROWDED TO THE DOOR. JAMES T. MAINE wishes to thank the numerous customers for their patron. ftff e at the opening of his new prenußeg. Just 985 customers visited the «hop on th« flrtt day. I maßfc also . a P°*°pro to all those ladies who could not get attended to on that day. The fitting room, which is already a very large one, is now undergoing alterations, and when finished, will be the largest and most modern ladies' fitting room in the Colony. < EXTRA ASSISTANCE FOR. NEXT SATT7BDAT. Next Saturday and every Saturday extra assistants will be engaged, and customers can fc^ quite satisfied that they will be attended to at once. DETERMINED TO CLEAR THE WHOLE STOCK OUT. JAMES T. MAINE hag taken over thousands of pair of boots and shoes of all kinds from the old shop, in order to complete the dissolution of partnership as early as possible, and I am determined to clear the whole lot out regardless of cost, and replace the whole stock with my own manufacture, whioh will be noted for good soles and good uppars, and a printed guarantee will be given with every pair. HIGH-GRADE FOOT-WEAB. Together with the large stock of my own manufacture, I alse keep large stock" of English, American and Foreign footwear of the highest grade. WHY DOES JAMES T. MAINE DO A ROARING TRADE f Because your money returned or goods exohanged if not satisfied ; he keeps a larffe stock; you feel at home in his shop? you get treated with civility; he is noted for good value, square dealing, truthful advertising ; gives a printed guarantee with every pair of his own make, and customers don't get had; holds ft genuine sale, and you always feel satisfied his prices are right. ' NOTIOB TBS ADDBBSB— JAMES T. MAINE (Generally Known as the Little One), Corner of COLOMBO and GLOUCESTER STREETS, Near Cathedral Square ; opposite ToneyolifEa and Carey's ; almost opposite Broadways' Refreshment Rooms 5 and nextto Jones' Candy Stores. THE BACKBONE OF YOUNG NEW ZEALANDERS ! IS GOOD POOD, FOOD FOE THE BRAIN, FOOD » FOR BONE, FOOD THAT IS STRENGTHENING, THAT GIVES ENERGY AND COURAGE. AS AN ARTICLE OF FOOD fiufsebrook's Milk Arrowroot Biscuits and Aiilsebrook's Cream Crackers ARE BEING USED MORE AND MORE EVERT DAY, AND IN VERY TRUTH THEY ARE BECOMING THE BACKBONE OF YOUNG NEW ZEALANDERS I

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