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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 172, 23 July 1928, Page 14

HARTS FINAL I Each Day—Each Hour Brings the End of this Enormous Affair Nearer IT'S THE BUSIEST PLACE IN NEW ZEALAND — NO DOUBT! MEN'S STRIPED NEGLIGE SHIRTS LADIES' BLOOMERS—Grey, fleecy-lined, nicely shaped; 40-INCH GEORGETTE Ivory, cyclamen, aprifast woven stripes, reinforced collar to 80 ° d We "'" E ' U,U '" , co' "avy tan etc A very fin, finish. match. All sizes. A simply ridiculous maids- nightdresses—s up er longdoth; trimmed T ? r-> -Jit y 7 • TTP A 7Vr J Tim rm j. o /oi chon lace; thoroughly well made. Sizes 42in. and 45in. «/ 11 y«u. price— CLEANING UP at 3/8?. Usually 4/u— cleaning up at 1/11 each. MEN'S FLEECY LINED UNDERWEAR —Good CHILDREN'S HATS—"Jackie Coogan." Black STAINLESS NICKEL SILVER TEASPOONS— quality, good weight, extra strong; singlets or pants sealette Usually 5/11. CLEANING UP at 1/11 wear white throughout. Unequalled in nnish. Non- — Usually 2/11 garment. CLEARING UP AT each * tarnish—l/ 11 half dozen. 1/9 Per Garment. LADIES' HOSE—A fine lot of art. silk goods. 80-INCH FINLAY SHEETING — Heavy white G'R AMOP H0 N E RECORDS—StiII 'Seamed back. Fast dye. Full length. Perfect twill. Absolutely the best cotton sheeting in the merely a few thousand left. A good range, finish. The shades are ivory, silver, putty, castor, world—Usually 3/11. CLEANING UP at 2/11 all popular items. The famous Parloplwne. beaver, beige, thrush, airdale, zinc, Windsor, tan, yard. Usually 5/- CLEANING UP at 1- each. Mack--Usually 2/11. CLEANING UP at 36 _,N CH CURTAIN MUSLlN—"Checkline." A ■ . . J!!,' uncr D , . .„ D . splendid cloth for wear and in appearance. Cream LADIES' FROCKS, of All-Wool, Crepe and ground. Artistic floral designs—Usually 1/11. de Chine, Repp, and Charmaline. Very for 'wear. Fully fashioned and finished. The CLEANING UP at 10jd. yard. high-class goods indeed. Al[ of the very shades are zinc, bamboo, topaz, greys, fawns, etc., 36-INCH CREWDSON CALICO One of the latest and smartest, greatly varied. It will also white — Usually 4/11. CLEANING UP at trade's best makes. Heavy quality. Quite pure— be to your advantage to make an early 111 pair * Usually 16. CLEANING UP at l - yard. choice as the Sale will be very rapid. The LADIES' HOSE Super art. silk. Wool lined. The __ n , R , , ... . . • „„„„ perfect winter hose. Great comfort and perfect BUSH RUGS—Heavy woollen goods. Bordered, prevailing shaaes are cedai, saxe, ose, style. The shades are flesh, dewkiss, oatmeal, fawn, with whip ends. Just about the best in this class Lido, reseda, tawn, and navy Usually tinsel, nude, powder pink, rose, etc. — Usually of goods. Size 60 x 80—Usually 15/6. CLEANING 59/6, etc. CLEANING UP at 29/9 each. 4/11. CLEANING UP at 3 9 pair. UP at 9/11 each. MEN'S* ENCUSH / f J 9 "I JLiCjAfV m U Wr the latest Hymo ANM# A# 4ft hVaNInW l 7/1, front., etc. Usually 84/-. CLEANING UP at 7/11 pr. CLEANING UP at 59/6. LADIES' JUMPER SUITS Three-piece. Here LADIES' HOSE — All-wool cashmere. Grand MARCELLA QUILTS —Satin finish. An excellent ~ ~ .i All now range of shades. Spliced toes and heels. Full line. Closely woven and nice designs. Size 64 x ~ 3 25 - CLEANING UP at 19 6 each. and stripes. Really nice goods - UsuaUyja 6to brand/ Perfect goods in every DAMASK finish All nice 89/6 each CLEARING UP AT 39, 6 respect. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7. Usually 2/6 to 2/11, according self floral designs. Size 18 x 18—Usually 9d. each. to size—CLEANING UP at 1/6 each. CLEANING UP at 4 6 dozen. LADIES' FROCKS — Still another mixed medley i HI CHILD'S BLOOMERS—Grey, fleecy; splendid quality; good ||| I many kinds: crepe de chine, silk, marocain, etc. wear and perfect comfort. Usually 2/11 —CLEANING UP 54-INCH TABLE DAMASK — Heavy. White All the favoured styles and shades For street, AND SILK SHAWLS-A lov.l, q u.m y , s . ali " fi " ish ' Fr , ee fron ? dressing. Neat new designs, evening, or dance wear. All high grade — Usually diara o„d c.b!« fring., good »«<,. L'.u.lly 15/6— £ "J 11 * ?ood wearing good looking damask— 55/- to 75/- each. CLEARING UP AT 29 6 Each. CLEANING UP at 10/9 each. Usually 2/9. CLEANING UP at 1/11 yard. MAinQ* AMH CIRTV ALL-WOOL ABOUT 5000 YARDS OF JOB CREPE still re- LADIES' FANCY AND REPTILE RUBBER nrirsy a t\to A~\rn lIJMPITffSI All mains from that enormous purchase. All shades; COATS—Particularly smart goods. In fawn, saxe, CARDItrAIK o AIMIJ J U iflrtlitxo y. splendid quality — Usually 9|d yard. For 5/9 Doz. rose and grey grounds. A perfect rain resister and smart goods, in absolutely perfect condi- exceedingly stylish. All sizes — Usually 19/6. tion (although the price will make you 22-INCH VELVETEEN—BIack. Twill back. Fast CLEANING UP at 13/11 each. consider otherwise). The ground shades pile. Best of dye. Lovely finish—Usually 3/6. LADIES' COATS—Of all-wool repp and velour. I are fawn, grey, and multi-colour —Usually CLEANING UP at 111 yard. Here is a very fine showing of smart Walking Coats. 12/6 to 15/6. CLEANING UP at 4/11 each. All well made and a very nice assortment. The I CLOCKS—AIarm. In fumed English oak case. shades are rose, castor, reseda and saxe—-Usually LADIES' VESTS White cotton, sleeveless, jfVery attractive distinctive dial. Double bell alarm. 59/6. CLEANING UP at 29/6 each. f.yt".""-! cleaning p recision alarm _ Usually ,9 6. CLEAN UP, 12 6 __ MILLINERY—The entire stock of Mil- JUGS—Look to this Line—A Set of Good Mch littery is being cleared very Quickly, and Q ua u ty White China Jugs, ranging from each. no wonder. Just imagine, you may nave crpam <?izp nn tn -the tlnmetfir woods- peppermint cure, large size—2 4 bouie. . . - r 1 1 eiuri mzv up lo inc until ui uomesuc bize. Marshall's phospherine. urge size—2/- bottle. your choice of any or our stock, comprising j * f ntirr , a ijjQSi for *1/11 de witt-s pills, iar g «>_»n bouie. . n J 11/n„if JUS I I amy, O JUlra tot I / I B STEVEN'S HEALTH SALTS—I/11 bottle. 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