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Waipa Post, Volume III, Issue 138, 20 August 1912, Page 1 (Supplement)

THE GOLDEN BOOT SALE. I Slaughter of Mr Harry Dwen's Stock of Boots and Shoes. Purchased by the GOLDEN BOOT Co. 1 1 JOMt M ■ PIOPiZ 4 Imagine; /OU'RE always hearing the cry, " Bargains!" Every little Jack. Tom, and Harry of a Store yells it. And it's most of it imaginat on—you've found that too, haven't you ? There's no imagination about our Bargains, though. They are real, living, actual. It doesn't matter what we Sell —we Sell it Cheaper than anyone else, and probably better too. Certainly, just as good. Take a jaunt along and see us. There's a welcome for you —and what our Savings are like you can judge by these few Quotations:—COME EARLY SECURE THE BARGAINS. Alterations to Premises to Make Room for Heavy . ij' hk "* ments. THERtS NO SUCH f"THING AS OOME people take their mother-in-law for a nice little sea trip, and she accidently falls overboard—they call that luck. Others, a bit superstitious, lean down to pick up a horse shoe in the road and call that luck—till a motor runs over them and doesn't even stop to pick up the pieces. Others again, deal at our Store, and find we both save them money and give them heaped-up and running-over value —and call that luck. There's no luck about it at all. It's just plain fact that if you buy at the best store you get the best for your money ! Here are the proofs of it: It Must this is a Genuine and Sale. that will bring % and pleasure to all who of buying. 'oiwawtMMimv/y and I must to this great Boot Sale. Reductions From 10 per cent, to 30 per cent. In Infants' and Children's Boots, Shoes, and Slippers; in Boys' and Girls' Strong and Light School Boots; in Strong Working Boots; in Ladies' Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, lace or button; in Gents' up-to-date Footwear both heavy and light. Sale Commences Friday, August 30th, At 10 a.m. LATE DWEN'S, (2 doors from public library)* Alexandra Street, TE AWAMUTU. WAIPA POST PRINT.