Crowds of Bargain Hunters ING ■ ; I Pearson's MamvmotH Boot Sale (Corner Upper Queen St. Karangahape Rd.), NEWTON. I 't. That a constant stream of happy buyers are daily taking advantage of so rare an opportunity, is an evidence that folk still know ! i■: ~ -wfoeni something good is going. When Footwear with so world-wide a reputation as Bostock's, Marlow's, and G, &J. Clark's is offered v^ at the price of cheap shoddy stuff-well, then, you can understand why the crowds buy. YOU CAN UNDERSTAND WHY THIS HUGE BOOT ; -SALE IS BEING SO WELL SUSTAINED. Seeing is believing. Amongst to-morrow's Bargains are: • 5 S Gents' Newest Models in Marlow's and Bostock's Boots, 100 pairs Gents , Rather Pointed Toe ■> 8/11, worth Treble H at 17/6 and 21/9, usually 27/6 500 pairs Ladies , Glace Boots and Shoesf at 2/11, 3/11, Gents' Glace Bals. (English Make), Round Toes - 13/6, usually 21/- 4/11 and 5/6, worth TrebleGents' small sizes in Box Calf Welted Boots - 12/6, usually 22/6 Ladies' Glace Derby Walking Shoes, English - at 8/11, worth 13/6 An «t PEARSON'S Boot Store, Newton
BOOTS AND SHOES. THE "DERBY" SHOE. 197 Qneen Street, or 120 Karangahape Road. COCOA.
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MORRIS' GREAT STORES, Karangahape Road BOTH SIDES OF THE ROAD You can't afford to neglect us—we stock the CHINA, IRONMONGERY and FURNITURE you need for the home; We always have something good and cheap to off&r. Here are a few of FRIDAY'S SPECIALS : - ■ LOOK AT OUR BEDDING LINES. We stock a very fine rangre of Auckland made RAT- In China and Glass we have some of the Cheapest We have a few dozen FLOWN DARK BLUE PLATES ", In PICTURES and FRAMkW^w'^^^&KS BEST FLOCK BEDS, Single, 7/11 TAN & WILLOW EASY CHAIRS, 8/-, 10/9,19/11 ea. lines we have ever shown. V ; we are clearing this week- - - DOUBLE FLOCK BED (4ft 6ins) 13/11 each. a very fln, range of ENGLISH -. _ CHEESE SIZE, Sα. each. I>. -' ." ' one- two nnes tM* week^ aOd BOUDd ' A SCT OF SIZES ALUMINIUM STEWPANS 1/11 each, we are now offering atglA each. * , PUDDING SIZE, each. -* : . '.|ff PICTURES, 10 x 12. DOURLEXAPOK MATTRESS, Good Ticking, Best Kapok, ALUMINIUM KETTLES; 5/11 and 7/11 each. A Splendid Line of GLASS DISHES 1/-each MEAT SIZE, sd. each. - , Artistic Reproductions, only each. (4ft 6ms) 19/11 each. ALUMINIUM CANDLESTICKS, 6Jd. each. F ' ' ' rennJne Rar^,,n ' ™~ : : . , We are Bedding Specialists ;we claim that we STRONG ALUMINIUM TEASPOONS, 2d. each. *~,«»a™ ««,«» .m,,,. , rt mese are a uenmne Bargain. . we have some exquisite Prints, Landscapes and sell more Bedding than any house in Auckland. Come n ... . n ■ , c rAN » n iiN apatr pmam DECORATED CHINA SALAD BOWLS Two Marvellous " Unframed, 2/11. each, 5/6 pair. Theseare; and mspect our stock. Lmes, at 1/-each and 1/6 each. -We I -—We.^inow'?teSS?ks£ p SWr D J?c^ E P n in strongeron the market. We have a great variety of , CHINA TEA SETS, beautifully decorated- ;;; , FEDESTAL WASHSTAND, New use f u i articles in this make at marvellously low prices. The usual price is double what we are charging. 12/6, 14m, and 18/11 per set. ALinedf UNFRAMED PRINTS, Uncoloured, lojd. each. W We are now occupying Buchanan's Old Premises in Karangahape Road as well as our present premises, and we olaim that in Variety, Fullness of Stock, Range and Style, we are quite " out on our own." The Home & Colonial Stores in the rear of our premises enable customers to make all their Household Purchases under one x*>of, thus effecting a great economy of time and money.- y : .::..•::::■ .:; REMEMBER WE ABE BOTH SIDES OF THE ROAD — BUCHANANS OLD PREMISES AND WHERE THE ELECTRIC SKY SIGN FLASHES IT IS THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD STORES Ltd. Karangahape Rd, Auckland ■■■ .' A ■' ■ ■ ' • ------^
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