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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 168, 18 July 1910, Page 10

DRAPERY, CLOTHING, STO. BBBBR"R B B B R B U X B B B R B " X a T?ENDELL'S, T, TD -t " - U H R /\UEEN-ST. AND "VrEWTON. X [B R IB X B R it rratis vyEEK'S " R E R QPECIAL: R R O B X A SHIPMENT OF BLACK B R GLOVES USUALLY 1/(5 B B PER PAIR, AT OS/. D, TO B B CLEAR. \J /4z R R R R R R B R TTNIQUB TJRIDAL T-yISPLAY. B , R E B "TpYERYTHING FOB THE B B fi B It TSETDE." B r rS B B B It SEE WINDOWS. X B R R A WHOLE WINDOW FULL OF B It OUB FAMOUS PINAFORES, It It MAGNIFICENT VALUES, R R FROM "1/fv UPWARDS. B B B R B R B B QUE JjOW B R R X pKICES II R B X R BEER E EE EERR TjIIGHT TO A X^INISH. SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAVED. BY TREMENDOUS UNDERCUTS. FIRST ROUND AND EVERY ROUND AWARDED ON THOUSANDS OF POINTS, To T HB A r ' F- M OOEE , C°Q.REAT T7"NOCK - r\VT Q<ALE, YjyRONG QUDE TTARANGAHAPE-ED. THE WHITE MAN WINS IN THE EASIEST OF CANTERS. After 30 years' of hard training and herculean exposition of pluck, energy, and capital, np.HE A LF - IyfOORE rtLOTHING c°SIMPLY ROMPS HOME, MTLES AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS. The inhabitants raised to a pitch of frenzy by wild and iireee undercuts on all the very latest novelties, at nearly Half their Usual Price. No wonder they shake hands with themselves. During the present PSYCHOLOGICAL. MOMENT OF TERMINOLOGICAL INEXACTITUDE In the Outfitting Trade, it's a sound point to studiously avoid the SPRAT TO CATCH A MACKEREL, which is prevalent, and make a bee line ' for what is notoriously acknowledged to be THE REA.TF.ST CJALE ON "RECORD. mHE ALF. "V/TOORE /CLOTHING c°/GIGANTIC T£NOCK - QUT GALE, VyRONG gIDE T7" ARANG AH APE-RD. £1 0 000 WORTH NEWES T IMPORMEN'S AND BOYS' BOXED SUITS, TROUSERS, OVERCOATS. HARD AND SOFT HATS, SHIRTS, AND WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR. GOING FOR A MERE SONG. DON'T MAKE ANY MISTAKE, EVERYTHING MUST GO, AT SOME PRICE. An extra army of assistants having been engaged, w-e are now in a better position to cope with the extraordinary rush. No greater proof possible of the Glittering Bargains than the crowded state of our premises all day long. EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. THE FORMEE PRICE AND THE BEDUCED PRICE. NO MATTER WHAT YOU REQUIRE IN MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR, YOU'LL GET IT A LONG, LONG WAY CHEAPER AT rnHE A LF. TuTOORE /CLOTHING pO. - QDT OALE, TTTRONG QIDE TZ'AEANGAHAPE-ED., WHICH •jyTAKES XT ARES QF rjIHEM A LL. MTT.t.rjrERT. -jl/TILLINERY QALK. At rpHE TyrissES Tyrc^iAßE's, ,-J^EWTON. Trimmed Hats from 2/11. Beautiful [ Black Trimmed Hats at very low prices, "jfrom 5/11 to 25/. A variety of Shapes, 1/ ' each.. Flowers and Wings for 3d each. At ritt-IV. Ty/TISSES O TXTDLLENOWN Q'HOPS, -VEWTON. NEXT MAUD'S, JEWELLER. HEAP SALE. CHEAP SALE. 5/11—MILLINERY—5/11. The Latest Styles and Best Quality of Highclass Millinery to be given away—One window, 5/11; one window, S/H. The most dainty are in the Showroom, at same price, SAI "and S/IL Ail to be cleared. Come • early for best choice. Infants' Sample Millinery, all go at one price, 1/1 L Ladies - Toques and Bonnets, best in town, all mast go at 5/11 and 8/11, at ; J. BENNETT'S, 132, KABANGAHAPE-BD. BOOTS AND SHOES. I Ti OOT QJ A LE. "DOOT OALE. 50 PER CENT BELOW USUAL PRICES. A WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE. SPACE WILL NOT ALlsw TO MENTIONHALF THE BARGAINS. Black Lace Ladies' Shoes, nsnal 9/6, now 4/6 Tan Lace Ladles' SJboes, welted, usual 15/6, now 6/1 L Black Lace Welted Shoes, usual 14/6, now 7/11. , Black 2-bar House Shoes, pumps, usual 9/6, now 3/11. ' Black Court Shoes, Pumps, 6/6, now 2/6. j Men's Giace Kid Lace Boots, 10/6, 12/3, 13/U rvFFEE'S, -| QJ3 S2YMONDS-ST. ' END Id SECTION.