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Auckland Star, Volume XLVIII, Issue 179, 28 July 1917, Page 10

At the starting of the coming week commences a new era in AUCKLAND'S GREAT BARGAIN EVENT! Lines will be dealt with In the week to come, I THE • 1 ii 1 H 1 STORE 1 /I 1 C HEME ARE SOME OF MANY: w ,U W"V f* J DOUBLE-WIDTH VOILE- ALLOVER II to© OreSS VaOOUS EMBROIDERY, that was 5/11, will JERSEYS FOR THE LITTLE ONT&* _ . . »tjv w AAfr ?II?t>1? I be 3/11. ' A big range of sizes, in Naw uut Section AND LOOK _■ HERE ! cambric —m ™i M(WT)AV ~ AII *° clear afc one Prioe. 3/11 Ml* 40-INCH TWEEDS, of good serviceable 4MNCH NINONS White pound MONDAY. QN MONDAy _ * / «<* quality, mostly e trip&-l/8A peryd. ™*h Black and Navy sppte and * & StiAYrfd" £t And in. the Hosiery *°*™ ™^. « 60-INCH NAVY ALL-WdOL dHEVIOT !_____ , O jl» • D £ rmn ? wear > made ■«'good «» SEBGE-4/8 per yard. ibeCtlOn viceable print, and to be haTin all 54-INCH CORDED STOCKINETTE ■ sizes, mostly Navy Bine. Ify, ~2 COATING, Cream and good range of - - — ~ , THE FAMO US "MEDEA" BRAND be 5/9 ON MONDAY, ■ coloursr-Usually 4/11. 3/4 per |j| |;jjg V/OttOll ViQQCtS OF BLACK COTT9N HOSE will be 84-INCH- plain stockinette coat. Department ING, Cream and good range of col- LIIICIII th ahould b according to values afc VC» CUm« n bt Thero will bo *> ld on MONDAY present. DUYO SHIRTS BLACK ALL-WOOL BE|I(rALINE, 35in about 75 BO XED EMBROIDERED SUPERFINE COTTON HOSE, Black ¥ * Ml|| e C^rNS L -tl° L 6?2 H S7°vL ■ EXTRA SPEC^" tones. All odd pieces have been used m SII X EXACTLY HALF PRICE. SOX FOR THE LITTLE ONES, sizes 2, m making of Boys' Shirts. 3, 4, S, and 6, wool and cotton, nice means that there are included in'tSa 'j* In the Embroidery LOVEs" S'H^-'r^'S Mid Blue, Sky. Brown, Royal, Ocean _ J VjLAj VHD ° f f ™ m sto 13 3' eara °f age. They wffl 4/8 e pi ig v h arf Grey ' MOle '- and NaVy ~ SeCtlOll IN SMAIi SIZES AT bea " °ne priori/, each ON MONDAY, 38-INCH CREPON DE SOTE, in White, there will be BIDICULOTTS PRICES. Cream, Black, Light Grey, Dark * .., • - Grey Navy, and Light Navy— 27-INCH FLOUNCING, that was 1/11, LADIES' LONG BLACK KTD And there are many Items Usually 3/6. Now 2/11 per yard. will be 1/4*. GLOVES, sizes 5J and 6 only— ft f Jnt«»r#»c* ♦«. +U~ j 27-INCH SPOTTED JAP. SILK, White, 27-INCH FLOUNCING, that was 2/2, Usually 5/11. 2/- PAIR ON o, ""lereSt TO the Saving Navy, and Black grounds—Usually will be l/ 6£. . MONDAY, -.:•■-.■:.. .-■. folk rifltit thrnimh th. 2/6 Now 1/lli. 27-INCH FLOUNCING, that was 2/11, LADIES' BLACK KID GLOVES, 2 .■""*■ »•«•••- "irougtl tne 10-INCH NINONS, in Blaok, White, will be 1/11 ON MONDAY. domes, sizes 5J and 6 only— Store! Ivory, Cream, and all leading colours 27-INCH VOILE FLOUNCING, that waa Usually 3/9. 2/- PEE PAIR QN —2/6 per yard. 2/11, will be 1/6*. 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