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Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 3

W" ~~~~^ mmm ■"■'"■■■—■■■ "■"■" ' i-^ |. OF TI-; y - J. W. SMITH ASSIGNED STOCK SALE - AT — -' [ready taqney store BIG BARGAINS PREPARED FOR THE REMAINING DAYS. ■;-; The Whole Stock to be Cleared by 6 p.m. on SATURDAY, JUNE 6th. .-.;'- NOTE—We shall remain open until 6 p.m. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 6th, . -' • on account of Wednesday's holiday.

Complete Mouse Furnishers 1 158 Hereford Street • - Christcborcb ? Time Payment System •"_ , Am<nmt P«po«rt Vft*kly r*rmmt * £5 JSI 1/7 £1O £2 3/2 £2O £4. 6/4 £3O £6 9/0 Larger Amounts same LJbera! Seal*. W* LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH I Open Friday: Evenings--"!■ from 7 till 9 R HARRIS BROS. STOCK I Handsome Oak *nd Stained XV Stint. BEDROOM SUITES g SIDEBOARDS, as oalc. kamn and rimu. big variety 3 BEDSTEADS, brass-mounted, oak or kauri, in all sieee g Best Kapoe MATTRESSES, vritfi superior linen ticking ■ . -'Extension DINING TABLES, in quaint and turned legs Eg ' Fme variety WARDROBES, to suit everybody : H CHEVAL DUCHESSES and WASHSTANDS, wsiqoo M d«igai ■■■ ■•'■'-':■ : j ' '■■ ; '■■■■-. ' • £9 Sopenor Cromwell DINING-HOOM SIHTES g Choice SADDLEBAG and CHESTERFIELD SUITES M SUITES ia LEATHER. VELVET or MOKOCCOUNB |j Divan, Easy. Occasional and Rattan CHAIRS jf Ajnntnster, Brussels and Tapestry CARPETS, beaetifcil B§ designt. in all sizes n Liskurt. Axminster and Pile RUGS and SLIP MATS H ' - . Nairn's X-quality LINOLEUM and Williamson's D FLOOR- U \'. "-' - \ . • ''"CLOTH—a great range to choose from 11 .- '"" AXMINSTER .. BRUSSELS .. VELVET PILE vn& 1 . -' ' TAPESTRY HALL and STAIR CARPETING If HALL STANDS. HAIX SETTEES and TABLES i BLANKETS, QUILTS, .SHEETS, CURTAINS. TABLE H I'""' COVERS i FENDERS, BRASSES, CUTLERY. TOILET WARS | r, >.. CHAIRS, TABLES, GO-CARTS. PUSH-CARTS Eg And almost any article required fof mansion or cottsfe g ♦* ' ■ ' -■ i Mr. Businessman £ ■■• . Isn't it a fact that the best business firms in this or any £ other town are thoughtful and continuous newspaper 9" advertisers ? You know there is but one answer to the * question, and that is in the affirmative. '. % Perhaps they are good advertisers because they are good £ business men ,or they be successful in business because • \ they are good advertisers—either way, success in business and % • good advertising go hand in hand. And it is good advertising that's really necessary—strong' •• F straightforward talks about your stock, your methods and -r your business. When placed in a medium of vide circulation F among those whom you wish to reach, this kind of advertising _ r PAYS, and it is the only kind which doesT a And bv-the-way. Are not the above-mentioned ** good . a business meu " regular advertisers in "The Press?" Of course 3 they are. and most of them require little or no urging to 2 attend to this part of their business with care and regularity C We know it pays them, at.d so do they, and they are C. enthusiastic over the opportunity afforded them in being able C to secure space in a paper which not only covers the entire ' C field in this city, but in all the suburbs and country districts C surrounding. #■ Wouldr't it be well worth, your time and trouble to .I? investigate what can be done along the line of "business . r boosting "by the same means ?We should be glad to talk it P ever with you ar>y time. I "The Press"

j /\M:«!i breathing through t''e n.-.«e is ' as t>•» result of n Cold or Xa«al Catarrh, tben-speedv can be obtained by inh»linp f or a f,> w "'oments throucli a Nazol Tnhaler. TH« effect of fr*>e breathing after the stuffiness is delightful. 4 WHY DO IT BY HAND? ' Sewing machine work is better. I quieter, cheaper- Minson and Co. s i price for Daytonias, from £6 2s 6d j 'suaranteed ten jears). Auy one sold ' yon at 2s Gd a week- 6