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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 112, 17 November 1928, Page 15

■ ■ . f c Q I^BARGAINS ■' y Be up bright and early Monday for your share of these— ECLIPSE BARGAINS for Monday Only / This week's offerings surely eclipse all our previous efforts at value-giving. Just look over these few, then make a note to be early on Monday morning for yours. Extra Heavy Herring- - ,_ Boys* All-wool Col- //» bone Sheeting-r- " 1/v oured Top Hose— / / _\\ 1/11 for 1/ *i Sizes"s to 9 . All at mdf V 31-inch Shadowettes— Men's Summer-weight _ /_■_••■ - Good designs Q"* Singlets — I /■ I .*.'■-."■ 1/3 for «/ 2/Gfor X/ 1 J.-' „-.. Few on]v Pure Down , 12 only Rayon Silk _ , _ ■ ■ Quilts—Full size 1 Q /(Z ■ Frocks— : J 0../1 1 To Clear I*// iP 35/-for J> -<J ' A 1 -Vli Double Width Striped , 6 only Wool Summer J£\ //J Poplins— I ffL Tweed Coats, newest cjjf /W% 2/6 for M./J*' styles. 89/6 for MV' ';\ :./ , ■ ■ ■ ". ■ i . t ' . 36-inch Silk Coating- ._ ■ " £"3 Silk Princess /J§tf ' A^*% for 3/11 :;**-■ 8/(if „, 6/11 Ladies'Laclderproof ■ ,_ Brettle's "Belknit" _ /- - Art Silk Hose— V/H Lisle Tliraad V^sts ~ J/ J I ' 3/11 for hd/ 'P Full size. 2/6 for */-a.-.- - Last Minute Special I. " vS^TTv-: '.;i/^-:, THE BEST WILL GO FIRST-BE ONE OF THE FIRST! WILLIAMS' Cash Drapery Ltd. "The House of Satisfaction" 110-112 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON :.V'Ahd at JACKSON STREET, PETONE v :

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