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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 146, 19 June 1908, Page 8

DRAPERY, CLOTH—SO, Etc jgALE. gALE. gALE. rgALE. gALE. gALE. TWO GREAT EVENTS. TWO GREAT EVENTS. THE COMING OF THE AMERICAN THE COMING OF THE AMERICAN FLEET. FLEETAnd JOSEPH POWELL'S GIGANTIC JOSEPH POWELL'S GIGANTIC WINTER SALE. WINTER SALE. NOW ON. NOW ON. SEE WINDOW.S TO-NIGHT. SEE WINDOWS TO-NIGHT. SENSATIONAL BARGAINS FOR SENSATIONAL BARGAINS FOR TO-MORROW. 50 Flannelette Blouses (Ladies). 1/ each, worth 3/11. 4/6 100 Morette Uuderskirts (all colours), 1/11 each; worth 4/6 10 Ladies' Blacs Fleecy Jackets, from 19/11 to 30/; worth 38/6 to 60/ ALL TRIMMED MILLINERY, About Half-price. 100 Odd Pairs Corsets, cleared l/li and 2/6 pair 1000 Linen Towels, Gd. lOid, I,', 1 3 each : 1000 Pairs Curtains, from 1/9 per pair Carpet Ends, 4/6. 4,9. now 3/6 100 Pairs Black Kid Uloves (French), worth j 4/6. now L' 9 150 pairs Black Kid Gloves, worth 3/6, now I l/ ; 100 Motor Tarns, worth 3/1 L now 6d ! 200 Wooii—l Tarns, worth 2/6. now 6d 1700 yards Amazon Cloth (all wool), worth 2/9, now 1/11 250 Pairs Women's Fancy Ribb Hose, l/li per pair 100 Pairs Ladies' Grey Bloomers, worth 3/6, now 1/IIJ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EX— JACKETS, a BIG REDUCTIONS.

50 Table Covers. 9/6, and 12/6, now 3/11, 4/11, and 5/11 Blankets (English), 5/11. S/H, 12.-O, 15/9 (Colonial). 21/ 500 yards Flannelette Blousing, SJd. Did, 10* d, now 52d 100 pairs Piilow Slips, worth 1/ each And other Goods too numerous to mention. At JOSEPH pOWELL'S, 70, X ZWTO - V rJHE T3USY T\RAPER. T QABNEY, Ladies would do well to inspect our Large and Well-assorted Stock of Costumes, from 12/6 to 75/, fit and style guaranteed; made on the premises, tailor-made, and -imported. Secure a Bargain in Millinery, a Lovely Lot Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, to be cleared at 12/6 each. See our Window of Children's Bonnets and Hats, 1/6 to 12/6. Winter Coats for Children, all sizes all colours, all prices. Our Cream Coats cannot be excelled. SO Sample Dainty Tea Gowns, in Cashmeres, Velvets, etc. Something choice and the price moderate. Flannelette Dressing Gowns, from 4/1— Pretty Blouses, for Evening Wear.' Plain and Nicely-trimmed Black Blouses and Skirts always in slock. L. & AKNE *. 200. 202. 204. KARANG AH APE-ROAD. CALB <!,- iI - E O AU E PHENOMENAL WINTER SALE. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS UNPARALLELED OPI-ORTUNITIES. BIGGEST, BOLDEST, AND MOST TEMPTING FEiST OF BARGAINS WE'VE EVER PLANNED. HURRICANE OF CYCLONIC REDUCTIONS THROUGHOUT EVERY DEPARTMENTS. TREMENDOUS SrLASH IN THE CLOTHING AND MERCERY TRADE. A REGULAR AVALANCHE Or BARGAINS, TORNADOES OF GIFT PRICES. VERITABLE UPHEAVAL IN ALL DEPARMENTS. BROADSIDE ON TOP OF BROADSIDE. BURSTING WITH TELLING EFFECT AT fTVHE A LF- ATOORE /CLOTHING r~p. GIGANTIC WINTER SALE, NOW IN FULL SWING. On account of Exceedingly Mild Winter, we are Heavily Over-stocked with Winter Suits. Winter Overcoats, Winter Underwear. Hats. Shirts. Ties. Etc.. and "we are absolutely compelled to turn these Goods into Cash. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT: WE HAVE ADOPTED -THAT WAY. THROW THEM OUT FOR WHAT THEY'LL BRING. DEEDS, NOT WORDS, have always made our Sales so successful, the Public having proved the Genuine Character of our Reductions. Tne Present Sale even goes one better. TO-MORROW. TCvMORROW. .*pHE A LF. XTOORE /--"LOTHLNG /~"p.

WRONG SIDE KARANGAHAPE-RD., PAINT THE ROAD RED WITH HAIRLIFTING REDUCTIONS £10,000 WORTH TO BE SHOT OUT. "DEEDS, NOT WORDS ." GIGANTIC WINTER SALE. PRICES BELOW ZERO. 1/—. —Black Hard Hats, newest Shapes, former price. 4/11; better qualities 2/11 3/11. 4/11, 5/11. 6/1 L all half price*. 1/11 —Dr. Jim Hats; usual price, 4/0; better qualities. 2/11, 3/11. 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, all half price. 6d —Men's Caps, latest shapes and colours, usually 2/6. 6d—Children's Man-of-War Caps, reduced from 2/. 21/ —Men's All-wool Suits: former price, 29/6; better suits, 25/. 30/, 33/, 43/: 30 per cent under usual prices. 25/ —Men's Rainproof Coats: formerly 35/; better qualities, 20/6. 35/, 39/6; 30 per cent under usual prices. 6/11— Linen Oilskins, slightly imperfect: reduced from one guinea. 9/11—Boys' Overcoats, reduced from 15 6. 7/11—Boys' Overcoats: usually 11/6. —Boys' Worsted Suits; marked price 13/0. ' S/ll—Boys' Conway Suits: usual price, 11/6. 2/11—Men's Tweed Trousers, all stzes, 2/11: better qunliries. 3/11, 4,11. 5/11. fi/n' 7/TL S/ll; 30 per cent uuder reguia: value. 8/11—Saddle Tweed Trousers; marked nrice 11/0. 3d—White Kid Gloves, small sizes; usual 1/1 L Ifll— White Dress Shirts, odd sizes; formerly. 4/6. 2/8— Neglige and Tennis Shirts: marked prices. 4/0. 3d—Real Silk Ties and Bows; reduced from V. 3 pairs 1/—Black Seamless Socks, half price. Cd pair—Heavy Woollen Socks, half price. 1/11 —Striped Football Jerseys for boys; usually 4/6. 1/ Dozen—Pure Linen Collars: reduced from Sd each. 4d—Men's Braces; usually 1/; boys' braces 3d. Kindly remember these prices can't last, and yon'll need to shop early to avoid disappointment. | Come at once and get the pick of the bar- ' gains. rpH_ A LF- "iyrOORE /-"LOTHING fp. GIGANTIC WINTER SALE NOW IN FULL SWING. WRONG SIDE KARANGAHAPF, ROAD THE HEROES OF A THOUSAND SALES. : P~~~" *~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^; p ""VfEMORIAM /""ARDS. NEW DESIGNS AT /TCHE TJEETT pRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY, TTD.