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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 66, 18 March 1910, Page 10

DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. RRRRRRERRBRRRB R X k n R H . R B R B R -REMNANT R R -ti B R E , I , WEEK . R • R 1? R i X R R R During the Sale there Is the usual R R accumulation of Remnants, and these R R will all be marked at prices to clear, R R and some even at R R R R XTALF - "PRICE, R r -EL irk , R R ' R Together with R R R R ODDMENTS R ' R \-r R : b k R FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS. R R R ■ R R 5 R X i R ]y£ARCH jyjTILLINERT, R f]R R ■> R ALWAYS a BETWEEN-SBASON R " i R SPECIAL R -IB . It ,IR AT "DENDELL'S, T TD. R JK A « XU k ?R . X R This week we show a New Season's R ' R Display of Black Hats, that solve the R R difficulty of what to wear between R ; R Seasons. It R • R : R T>LACK XT ATS. R R -D XX X • R ■DLACK TTATS. R R R R TRIMMED SPECIALLY TO ORDER, R - R B ' R SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK, R ' I FEOM 9/11 TO 19/6. I ' R ft R R . 1 A T R ELL ' S ' L TD - I 1 R B • R r\UEEN-ST. AND ■JTEWTON. R . R R . R H > R R <U I ■ IIRRRRRRRSERKRH I • STANDING T?, OC>M QSI.Y. 1 rrtHREE MORE DAYS. J- THREE, THE LUCKY NUMBER. THREE. THE PERJT3CT NUMBER. With All Nations, Ancient and Modern, THE AMERICAN INDIAN Looked up to OTKU! MESSOU! ATAHUATA! THE BRAHMINS Cast their eyes to BRAHMA! VISHNUI! SIVA! THE RUDDHISTS : Believe in . BUDDHA, : anna;*, sotjsja, rosia sousja: THE ANCIENT egyptians Appealed to OSIRIS. ISIS, HORUS. THE PERUVIANS To PACHAMA! VIVAKOTCHA! MAMAKOTCHA! THE ROMANS Went for 3tn?ITERa KEPTUNE! PLUTQ! LAST, BUT NOT LEAST. ONLY THREE DAYS MORE Of the ' . MARVELLOUS CROWD-DRAWTNG SALE WHICH HAS STAGGERED THE NATIVES, AT ' mHB A LF. IVfOORE /CLOTHING rvz, X J\. iiX YyBONG oide TT-ARASGAHAPE-RD. BARGAINS TO THE RIGHT OF US, BARGAINS TO THE LEFT OF US, BARGAINS ALL AROUND US. PREMISES CHOCK-A-BLOCK. ! BARGAINS INSIDE, OUTSIDE, UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. EXQUISITE MEN'S SUITS. PRICES CUT IN HALF. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. BEST QUALITY TROUSERS AND OVERCOATS. PRICES CUT IN HALF. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. , BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, SKKGE AND 1 TWEED, ) LESS THAN THEY CAN BE MADE FOR. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. > MEN'S WORKING SHIRTS, FLANNELS, AND UNDERWEAR, AT RAZOR-CUTTING PRICES. NO GREATER PROOF POSSIBLE OF THE STRICTLY GENUINE REDUCTIONS Than the Crowded State of Our Premises £8000 woimi I MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTING MUST ! BE SOLD , (OR SHALL WE SAY GIVEN AWAY?) • FOR WHAT IT WILL BRING, » THERE ARE SALES AND SALES BUT THE GIGANTIC SWEEP-ALL SALE At r £ BS A LB, ]yr OORE CLOTHING pO, I^ARANGAHAPE-RD. EASILY TAKES THE CAKE. **°J&§£F ER WHAT YOU REQUIRE IN MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTING YOU'LL GET IT CHEAPER AT J±l&. jyXIOBE QIiOTHING QO.'S gALE, NOTORIOUSLY THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMI- > SPHERE. , Compare Our Prices and Qualities, and you , r™. won't dream ° r going elsewhere Thousands have proved this, and Thousands j more are proving it every week. ' REVOLUTION IN THE CLOTHING^' REVOLUTION IN THE CLOTHING TRADE AT THE A 1 M OOIIE QLOTHING QO.. BEAT ALL RECORDS SALE gIDE .J£ ARANGAHABB-BD. STANDING JKOOM ONLY. GROCERS. gTTIDr YOUB "O"EAI,ra BY USING ; 'A LUMINIUiI TTTAKB. I TEAPOTS—2 pints, 6/11; 3 pints, .7/11 each, ! FBI PANS— 3/4; 12n, 5/6 each. > SAUCEPANS, deep straight sides— &iln 3/U; Tin, 4/9; 7Jtn, 5/6; BJin, 6/9 each. KETTLES—4 pints, 7/; 6 pints, 8/3; U pints, 10/6 each. • — SAUCEPANS, Lipped— 4/3, 4/9 each. 1 "~ — ~~ W. Gγ. 1110311 8 015, ' MY GROCER, KARANGAHAPE-BD. IF you ■want your Winter Garments Clean- .- Ed ahd'Dyed, send post" card, or "Ting up . 1961. We collect . and deliver.—Peat and Sheppard, Professional Dyers and Dry >| <3.e*aers. 'Phone 1961, or 74, Graftorbii.