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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 317, 2 October 1908, Page 3

A GREAT DRAPERY "CLEARING!" srir warnock aiis SOME of our Departments arc so overstocked that wo linvo decided to make a great clearing at very large reductions in prices, and an extensive price list is being circulated. In this small space we give a few examples of the sacrifices we are making to clear the prosent stock.. Some thousands of pounds worth are near at hand, and will he opened shortly. Costumes, 555. for 395. fid.; Dust Coats, 375. Gd. for 275. 6d.; Skirts, 275. Gd. for 15s. Gd.; Pleated Holland Skirts, 4s. lid. for 2s. lid.; Corsets, gs. Gd. for ss. lid.; Combinations, ss. 3d. for -is. lid.; Delaine Blouses, 9s. Gd. for 6s. lid., and 4s. lid.' for 3s. 3d.; Rich Silk Blouses, trimmed Guipure, 10s. Gd.; AUovcr Embroidered Blouses lGs. 6d. for 13s. Gd.; Feather Stoles, 395. Gd. for 255. 6d.; Light Shades Suede Gloves, 3s. Gd. for 2s. Gd.; Our Best, 75.; Kid Gloves, ss. Gd.; Neckwear Ruffles, Ties, etc., Is. 4d. for Is., 3s. Gd. for 2s. 6d., 4s. Gd. for■ 3s. Gd.; Hosiery.—Cashmere Stockings, Is. Gd. for Is.; Zephyr Lawns, 7d. for 51d; Checks, Stripes, Cotton Delaines, Stripes and Floral, IOJd. for 7sd.;' Zephyr-bor-dered Robe Lenetlis, 14s. Gd. for 10s. Gd.; Fine Voiles, Floral Borders, 16s. lid.,. worth 255.; Finlay's Sheeting, single bed, is. 2d. a yard; Hundreds of Towels, 6d., 7d., 8d.,:9d., 10d., Is. each; Linen Embroidered Bedspreads, 295. 6d. for 225. Gd., 425. for''29s. Gd.; Men's Tailor-mada Suits, 595. Gd. for 495. Gd.; £25,000 worth of bargains at WARNOCK & ADKIN'S. i

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