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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 71, 24 March 1910, Page 10

■ DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC. I STANDING ■ T?O0M /~kNLY. mHREE MORE DAYS. A THREE, the lucky NUMBER. THREE. THE PERFECT NUMBER. ■With All- Nations, Ancient and- Modem, j THE AMERICAN INDIAN ~ » -Looked up to ' ¥ OTKTJ! MESSOU! ATAHTFATA! « THIS BRAHMINS Cast their eyes to . BRAHMA! VISHNUI! SIVA! THE RT7DDHISTS i Believe in BUDDHA, ANNAS, SOTISJA, ROSIA SOTJSJA! THIS ANCIENT EGYPTIANS Appealed to OSIRIS, ISIS. HOEUS. THE PERUVIANS To pachama: TIYAKOTCHA! mamaKOTCHA. , . - THE HO MASS! Went for JtJPITER! NKPTUNEi! PLUTO! LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, ONLY THREE DAYS MORE Of the • MARVELLOUS CROWD-DBA SALE WHICH HAS STAGGERED THE NATIVES, AT fjiHE A LF. TIiTOOBE /CLOTHING /^O. WKOKG g IDE - XTAIIANGAHAPB-BD. BARGAINS TO TEE RIGHT OP US, BARGAINS TO TILE LEFT OF US, BARGAINS ALL AROUND US. PREMISES CHOCK-A-BLOCK. BARGAINS INSIDE, OUTSIDE, XTPSTAJItS AND DOYV.NSTA.LKS, ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. EXQUISITE MEN'S SUITS. PRICES CUT IN HALF. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. BEST QUALITY TUUUSEBS AND OVERCOATS. PRICES CUT lis* HALF. ONLY 3 DAYS MORE. BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS SERGE AND TWEED, LESS THAN THEY CAN BE MADE FOR. ONLY 3 DAYS MOKE. I 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 WORXH I MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTING MUST BE SOLD (OR SHALL WE SAY GIVEN AWAY?) FOR WHAT IT WILL BRING, THERE ARK SALES AND SALES BUT THE GIGANTIC SWEEP-ALL SALE At rjQHE -jyj-OORE QLOTHIN.G rtO., j^AiiANGAJEIAPE-KD. EASILY TAKES THE CAKE NO MATTER WHAT YOU REQUIRE IN MEN'S AND BOYS' OUTFITTING YOU'LL GET IT CHEAPER AT T HE AW jITOOBB /CLOTHING QO.'S gALE, NOTORIOUSLY THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE. Compare Our Prices and Qualities, and you won't dream of going elsewhere. Thouiuinds have proved this, and Thousands more are proving it every week. REMEMBER — THRICE DAYS MORE. REVOLUTION IN THE CLOTHING TRADE AT THE A. 1 * s "' 'M. OOKE QLOTHXNG pO.. BEAT ALL RECORDS SALE gIDE J£ ARAN GAHAPE-RD. STANDING ROOM ONLX. RRHLRRBRBKRRKBK I ' B I / * R - " R : * I QPEHA QOAIS R II X R And E n R "JT'VENLNG /CLOAKS. R R •*-* \J j, tt R X A T>ENDELL'& H * R 11 Comprising a Wholesale Warehouse H R Sample range, and no two alike In R R pattern; in all R U r R OA DESIGNS. R v OU v B It R These, together with oar own up-to- B R date importations, enable us to show R R oar patrons an exceptionally line as- It R sortment, and prices ranging from It 160/, 70/. 80/, TO 100/, 1 11 R It HERE ARE TWO SPECIALS B. R b R LADIES' OPERA OR EVENING R R COAT, in dark purple cloth, R R beautifully trimmed with pas- R R oementerie and velvet to match, R R and lined with creme through- R R out, k I 90/ § a r R OPERA COAT In rich brown cloth, R R with large frilled collar, braid- R R ing, and medallions, an excep- R R tionaliy smart effect, R a r k 68/ - X r Do/j - H R X R R R R R REAL LACE AND NECK WEAR. R R R R We have now opened up our New It R Season's Real Lace and Neckwear, and R R can now show a multitude of R E R R "\TEW TDEAS, R B . R R R R R R AT "DENDELL'S, T TD, R X XX XV _l_J X R R It f>TJEEN-ST, AND "VTEWTON. R r .** -L\ r It X R B R : ■ R X It It R RRBBRRRRRB3BBB BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS for School Girls, round toes and low heels, 8/6, 10/6, 12/6.—James Adams ana Co. (opp. Library). BOOTS for Bays, broad 'toes strong and light 9/6, 11/6.— ' Adams and Co. (opp. Public Library). OOTS. —Ladies' Glace Lace CBoots, smart toe, (i Boot wj can recommend, l&/3. James Adams and Co. OOTS. —Ladies' Glace Button and lace Boots, round and pointed toes, 10/6. — James Adams and Co. OOTSl—Gents' Glace Lace Boots, smart and good shapes, 17/6.— Adams and Co., Wellesley-st. E. HOES.A Special 1-strap Ladies' Shoe, for house wear, strong and light, 4/11. HOES.—Ladies' Glace Lace Shoes, soft • kid and round toe i for' comfort, 13/9. — James Adams and Co. "(opp. Library). SHOEB^Smart~7Blucher — Shoes, - welted, with low broad heel, 16/9. QJHOE3. Ladies' •Business Bnoe, n£at and )O smart, .3 lace wholes and round toe, for all. weathers,",ls/6.-.' .o; . ; HOBS for Babies, for girls ana Boys. James Adams and Co. (topp. Public Library), Wellesley-st. E. «j .-:, - ■ 82 PIANOS, Horizontal and ppright, Broadwood, BTnfhner, Erard', E&yel, liipp,