1414 days ago

Summer clearance sales in full swing!

The Team from Red Cross Shop Five Cross

Have you been into the shop lately? If you have you’ll know we are having some awesome sales of summer stock to make way for our stunning winter clothes.
It’s book week as well this week so all our books are 1/2 prices and new books are going out daily we have a huge selection of magazines at 5 for $1.00 this week.
We have a single and a queen bed as well as a 3 seater couch and various dining room chairs all very reasonably priced.
We have two new $1.00 racks up front in the store and all summer clothing is $1.00 for the remainder of the week.
New season winter stock is not in the sale.
Come is and stock up for next summer.

PLEASE No donations to be left after hours! If you can’t come in during shop hours please arrange for someone else to bring it in while the shop is open.
PLEASE do not leave your household rubbish outside the shop! No more needs to be said on that note.

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