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It's a
summer time sale
like never
before! |
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| With summer
temperatures reaching record levels, NOW is when a shaded deck or patio would
really pay off. Not only can you escape the heat of the summer sun and enjoy
the outdoors, but you'll actually SAVE?money on your air conditioning bills
with a beautiful ShadeTree shade systems. And, to help family budgets, we've
also moved up our deep, end-of-year discounts to July with off-season
savings in the heat of summer! |
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| This month only,
we're offering several great offers so that you don't need to wait to enjoy a
shaded "outdoor room". Use "Christmas in July"
Discounts to SAVE $ on your ShadeTree®
Canopies. |
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| We'll also include a
choice of three gifts with your ShadeTree order - see left.
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| It gets better!
Order by Monday, July 19th, and we'll split the
shipping charges 50/50.
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| With our flexible
payment options you can create your own "backyard paradise"
this season with NO CREDIT APPLICATION REQUIRED when you use our layaway
installment payment program. |
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The
bigger the shaded area,
The
bigger the discount!
Purchase your new
ShadeTree® System
in July and deduct the following amount: |
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INTERNET-
ONLY OFFER
until Monday,
7/19/08
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you place your ShadeTree® Canopy System order by Monday, July
19th |
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we'll split the shipping charges so you can enjoy your shady
"outdoor room" and save even more $$$!
Contact us and
a ShadeTree representative will deduct 50% off the shipping charge. |
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| The
genesis of Christmas in July |
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to Wikipedia, Christmas In July (also known as Holidays in July) is an ersatz
holiday stemming from people's craving for cooler temperatures and a desire for
a break from oppressive mid-summer heat. It's often celebrated with parties,
gift giving and regional festivals. In the U.S., it's a time for special summer
marketing efforts and promotions, with unique buying opportunities for
consumers. Ironically, it's celebrated in July, the month of the feast day of
Saint Joachim and Saint Anne, the Biblical parents of Mary. |
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