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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 282, 18 February 1928, Page 16

This advertisement tells of bargains so astounding as to be unbelievable —we cannot blame you for doubting . ©/it onv pcmpomrypremises ouiiM almost opposite m nmwi ry At 10 a.m. on Monday our whole stock (with the exception of Manchester goods) thrown open to the public with utterly re-; diculous prices in FURNISHING DRAPERY COMFORT FIRST A -S'- ■ ■ - ■ ■MMR . . > ,? Our Regd. Trademark. Take a good look at our Regd. Trodetnark at the top of this advertisement. We want you to always associate that mark with thing especially good. HBE MJBnf .;■> - slightly-damaged Gfitmishiws Take advantage of our discomfort to add to your COMFORT. Just a little piece of Furniture here—a little freshness in Curtains there. They cost very little, but add tremendously to comfort. Any attempt to make you realise what you are to expect on Monday is so hopeless that we almost despair. You know values. We cannot teach you anything in that direction. How about these: — Don't imagine that the pick of the Furniture and, Carpets has gone. Our temporary premises mould hold only a fraction of our Stock. y\fe bring up fresh supplies each day . o Furnishing Drapery, Curtain Materials, Furniture Coverings, Cretonnes, Madras Muslins, Silk Curtain Nets—in some cases one-fifth the original price; in others one-quarter and one-third the original price. You naturally imagine that they are so damaged as to be useless, reiterate —they are either only slightly damaged or undamaged. We MANCHESTER GOODS will be offered later. Furniture is more than furniture —it is COMFORT Don’t have any doubts about th 9 values. We arc trying to tell you that they are astounding. Unfortunately , 1 COMPANY :oht COMFORT FIRST ra MtUCK LIMITED cfumiUirc forComftnt hanft t.n Kfimn£ahapc Gfld,..