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Feilding Star, Volume I, Issue 28, 2 August 1906, Page 2

- SUTTON'S - GREAT WINTER SALE. A Winning Aggregation of l)n---matchable Bargains. SUTTON'S is the Store the people are talking about, because Sutton's is energetic, pushful, wideawake, and up-to-date. The aim at Sutton's Store is to serve the people with satisfaction — to so conduct the business of the Store that people will come here again and again. Sutton's Store Is the People's Store. People in all stations of life trade here, because all peeple find it profitable to shop at Sutton's. The Great Winter Sale has proved to us the strength of our position, and has shown ub that we nave won the confidence of the people of the district. We freely admit that. Sutton's Store Is doing a Big Business. The bargain boom is pleasing the people. We have hoisted half-mast prices, out of respect to the passing season, and the benefits accruing to the purchasers are big and bountiful To pass by SutferaVStore just now is just liko admitting that you have a grudge against yourself. A Magnificent Lot Of Magnificent Quilts At Next-to-Nothing Prices. Heaps of Snowy Honeycomb and Marcella Quilts— the best goods from the best makers. We bought them right, and that is half the secret in selling. We must sell a gocd many of these quilts to bring the stock down to normal proportions, and the bargain prices are positively tempting. Quilts for Single Beds, ThreeQuarter Beds, Double Beds, and Extra Large Sizes. Discount Tickets. This week we resume the issue of Discount Tickets. Upon presentation of £2 worth of tickets we return 2s in cash. A. H. SUTTON & CO., FEILDING. MB-a-^i«-«_a--__H-i_-_a_-_-_*_-_M_-_-_-_-_M-------> Feilliii Bitlliif Stcietg. THIS Society is prepared to make Advances on Favorable Terms and at Lowest Possible Cost to Borrowers. All who are desirous of securing a Home for themselves by month(y payments should apply to EDMUND GOODBEHERE, Manager. '■ » -* SPECIAL VALUES -aJOHN COBBE'S MD OF SEASON SALE NOW ON Special Values in Skirts. Skirts that are finished inside and outside to please the most critical. Skirts that fit correctly. Black, Navy and Grey, 6/11, 8/11, 10/6. Coloured Moirette Underskirts--4/3 4/11 5/11. -J" Millinery Department I am making a Special Display of "Winter Millinery, showing the most Artistic and Newest Designs, at Special Sale Prices. Underclothing Dept. Ladies' Flannelette, Knickers, and Chemises, 1/-F-aivaalette Nightdresses, 4/6. Women's Knitted Bloomers, 3/6,4/6. o<3d Lines of Corsets, from 1/- pair. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm _-* --m— _-_»-—-—-_-" _»_-_-_• Values like these have made the ' Drees Dept. Noted. 40in. Navy Serge, 1/11 yard. Special assorted Checked Tweeds, 6/11 dress. Cream Serge, 1/8 yard. • Plushes, 1/- yd.; Silks, 1/-, 1/11, 2/6 Blousing Flannels, usually 2/- to 2/6, now 1/6 yard, * Manchester Dept. . 72in. White Twill Sheeting (Finlay's), lOJd. Heavy Striped Flannette, 2/11, 4/11 dozen. Plain . Art Muslins, 5 shades, Only l/ll dozen. Fancy Flannelette Blouse Lengths 9d. and 1/RCMNANTS & ODDMBNTS At Special Sale Prices. ; Tailoring Department. \ The first consideration here is quality and workmanship. During the End of Season Sale, all garments made to order will show a Bpecial Discount of 2/- in the £. MaH on.tr Detriment Persons residing out of town may be served promptly and satisfactorily through my MaH Order Department Send for my End of Season Sale Circular. It will be sent post free for the asking. _ mmmm mm——mmmmmmmmmm—mmm—m——mmmm^ John Cobbe, Tin Qwtt Ctrasf Sloif, FEILDING,