THE KNOCK-OUT SALE.

Hauraki Plains Gazette, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5239, 15 February 1928, Page 3

THE KNOCK-OUT SALE.

GAMBLE’S GENUINE GOODS. STILL BARGAINS LEFT FORI ALL. The Genuine Knock-out Sale con-' ducted .at Mr J. P. Gamble’s Emporium, opposite , tile Municipal Chamr jaJlgrs, Paeroa ? is still going strong. The lurst round, commencing at '9 a.m., took place yesterday, arid to say that the Huge store was filled with eager shoppers throughout thg day does not aptly describe the unprecedented crowd there was; .and, in fact, similar conditions obtained again to-day. The discerning public appreciates good value, and. is not slow to recognise genuine knock-out prices. Despite the rush of. purchasers, who — have thronged the establishment since "the first round commenced, the callable and courteous; staff has been equal to the occasion, and every shopper lias received prompt attention and hast left the premises feeling satisfied. No one was hurt, the only knock-out so far being the prices of the igoods. In addition to being Paeroa’s big event, a unique opportunity is offered the public to purchase drapery, clothing, oddments, and novelties unlimited at astonishingly low prices. The firm still holds the belt, and shoppers, would be wise to visit the emporium and participate in the many .good things offering.*