Summer Sales Begin in Belfast
27 June 1921
The Northern Whig, 27 June 1921
On 27 June, the front page of The Northern Whig featured a full-page advertisement for ‘The Bank Buildings Summer Sale’. It listed reductions in different departments across the store, including items such as ‘Jazz Coloured Wood Beads’, ‘Men’s All-Wool Super-Grade Grey Flannel Trousers’ and ‘Fancy Coloured Tea Aprons’. Many other shops also advertised summer sales on the paper’s inside pages, including Loane Bros., McCullagh & Co., and Robinson and Cleaver’s.
The Bank Buildings Summer Sale — that offers Extraordinary Values!
This sale-opportunity is one of the best yet offered to our Customers. Every department has its quota of Extraordinary Bargains to offer those who come in time to secure them. We are concentrating upon this Sale all our energies to clear our stock, and everyone is assured that nothing but real Bargains will be offered to the public. It may be a long time before such a money-saving offer is again made, and everyone will be well advised to shop early to secure their requirements while the choice is large and varied.
