CHEAP MONEY

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 196, 27 January 1915, Page 4

CHEAP MONEY

Sovereigns at 8s ea^h. lil ,V THK WAi; HELPS THE HUME.

Because 'Money-lenders put up their rate of interest, and Parliament has taken steps to prevent a money panic, there seems to be an erroneous idea in the minds of many people that the commodities they require must of necessity be aivsiK-cd in price.

Everyone lias some duty to perform during such an abnormal peridd as the one we are passing through at present, and Mr. de Launay, of that well-known business of de furnishing Warehouse, Inglewood, has decided that his part is to endeavor by everj means in his power to keep "his flag flying" in a business sense. . ..

To do this, and to enable his customers to reduce the cost of living, he is prepared to let you have any goods you care to select at ordinary "peace prices," but with a discount or rebate so that you save 2s on every 20b, or proportionately on any smaller sum you may spend with him, so long as the war lasts.

Windows show everything marked with "prices us usual," aiul you "will t>e well advised to take the unusual opportunity of purchasing your furnishings and furniture at the above-named firm, so that you can have the benefits of the 18s sovereigns, even if the war ends tomorrow.