i rrsrrrri n: 1 B la fi o K'tt rxrsrpa *wz ltssrs srs jtssts" afif lll i© SOT> vsrvmi mxjfwc nsnwjrcn Bcpci mil a 31 W © ST, The Store where Value Dwells, K K H H E Goodwill and Confidence On Wediiesday we concluded one of the most suceesessful and brilliant Bargain Sales ever hold at PETTI 15' & CO’S. The reputation of this store rests on a solid foundation. We have the goodwill and confidence of our customers, which are our most valued assets. No matter what bargains others may offer, the people know that our bargains are better. We thank You To you residents of the town and country alike—to every one who has. patronised us to the extent of even a shillings worth—to you who have tested our Values, and recommended them to others—to you who so graciously made your purchases amidst the noise and dust of alterations (Juring the past month, we record our sincere thanks. A Store of Character h The Store like the individual, earns a character which may be good or had f” according to the methods employed in earning that reputation. In conducting U our business we have fixed principals whereby every customer receives the same jjj advantages. The people know that the values here are always fair, that it is jj always possible to buy goods cheaper at PETTIE’S than to send away for them. p Keen Prices No Abatement jj We sell our goods at keen prices. We don’t look for big profits. When ij render an account we insist on receiving the full amount, which is the only ■■ fair and honest w r ay of doing business. We positively would not trade with a K manufacturer who would do his business in any other way, and we want all our P customers to have the same confidence in us that we have in the merchants we do business with. Most people now realise that when they buy a pound’s worth of goods at PETTIE’S, that there is full twenty shillings wortliof val ue and that no ‘abatement is made or expected. Discounts We allow 5 per cent discount on all goods paid for at time of purchase, 31 per cent discount if paid by the 20th of the month following the first rendering of the account, after which no discount is allowed. Errors Rectified “Whoever thinks a faultless piece to see, thinks what ne’er was,nor is, no 1 * ere shall he.” So wrote Pope and no one will he disposed to question the truth of the sentiment. We do not pretend that PETTIE & CO. is without faults, or that we do not make mistakes. But to quote Dry den, “ Errors like straws upon the surface flow, he who would seek for Pearls must dive below.” A surface view of our business may reveal faults, trifling, perhaps stiff faults; but ‘ those who understand PETTIE & CO., know full well that down below the surface lies our firm fixed and unalterable determination to deal with all patrons, fairly, courteously, aud without subjecting them to annoyance or inconvenience. We have just passed another milestone in our business journey, and we seize upon the occasion to say when a mistake or a misunderstanding - occurs we are always eager to rectify the matter as soon as it is brought to our attention. We would far rather have a complaint made to us, than have a customer keep silent and feel that the Store has been unfair. H K WHL Pettie ik ©o« f Limited T. E. TONEYCLIFFE, MANAGING DIRECTOR.
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FOE One Shilling a fortu/'ght, you / • can hava ! THE “TIMES” DELIVERED at your door- Our collector will call for the money, and you can discontinue at a day’s notice at any time. Ring up Telephone 500, or send ® .Memo, to the Manager. -■
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2579, 13 August 1909, Page 3
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