SOME STRIKES ARE ADVANTAGEOUS!
The majority of the public is against strikes, for when the wheels of industry stop everyone suffers! But some years ago the Crown Clothing Go. decided to strike against the. middleman, with t.ne result that the public'Rainedl This progressive -firm of warehousemen now sell suits and overcoats direct to the public at Wholesale price.*! This means "striking" out two or three surplus profits, Overcoats, buyer* can purchase on the. same advantageous terms as the shopkeeper, and at the Fame time they are enabled to select from an immense range. The coats are stylishly cut and perfectly made —double and also singlebreasted styles are displayed. All sizes, all prices, and, further, money is •«- turned if any purchaser it not fully satisfied. In the mercery department are two notable bargains! Well made and finished heather socks, usually 5s lid, now 4s Gd pair. Exclusively designed wide-end silk ties wore 6s 9d.and 7s 6d, now 5s 6d! Inspect during' the lunch hour. Crown Clothing Co., Dtd , 150 Manchester, street, opp. Clock Tower. 7
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17125, 21 April 1921, Page 10
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174SOME STRIKES ARE ADVANTAGEOUS! Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17125, 21 April 1921, Page 10
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