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Clutha Leader, Volume XLIII, Issue 4, 14 July 1916, Page 5

BIG BARGAINS ARE THE RULE AT OUR MONSTER STOCKTAKING SALE, WHICH IS NOW IN FULL SWING. EVERY DEPARTMENT TEEMS WITH GOODS MARKED AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION. THESE PRICES ARE FOR SPOT CASH. HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES OF OUR VALUES:100 BLOUSES— 3/11 100 BLOUSES— 2/11 SILK BLOUSES, 11/6, 13/6, 15/6-Now 0/11 RADIANTA BLOUSES, 10/6— Now 5/6 VEILINGS, 1/9 to 2/6-Now 1/- yard FEATHER MOUNTS, up to 5/11— How 1/VELVET RIBBONS—6d yard OR BAM LACE FRILLI \(.}S-3d yard WARM READY-TO-WEAR DRESSES, 42/-, 30/ Now 21/6, 21/FANCYWORK, 4/6 to 6/6— Now 2/6 HOWS AND COLLARS—9d each GUEST'S, GENERAL MERCHANTS.

ECONOMICAL? YOU BET I AM! I HAVE WAITED QUITE A WHILE FOR STEWART'S SALE BUT IT IS NOW ON, AND THE BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ARE QUITE AT VARIANCE WITH THE USUAL WAR PRICES. NO MORE NEED TO BE COLD THIS WINTER. COATS FROM 5/. HATS FROM 1/DRESSES FROM 10/COSTUMES FROM 7/6 BLANKETS FROM 17/6 RUGS FROM 7/6 SHAWLS FROM 3/6 GLOVES FROM 1/-ONE-QUARTER OFF ALL YOUTHS' , NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK SUITS. ONE-THIRD OFF ALL TRHfIMED MILLINERY. MOIREEN UNDERSKIRTS AT HALFPRICE. DRESSES AT HALF-PRICE. THIS IS A BARGAIN SALE. NO WAR DYES AMONG OUR GOODS. STEWART'S