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Evening Post, Volume LXIX, Issue 48, 27 February 1905, Page 2

FEU [NINE TJiJUMFUS, ♦_ OR THE SONG OF SALVAGE. Ono of tho groat cst charms of bargainbuying is tho uf tor-showing of Iho goods to somo friendly neighbour. "Look! Soo what I bougltl at tho ttink today. Isn't it good value?" "Well, well," replies tho lady over tho fonco, "who would have thought such a thing possible nt Iho price! I must, certainly go nlong to-morrow myself." Liltlo scones liko those- come undpr our nolieo daily, and Ihoro can Ijo no doubt that tho bargain on this side of tho fence denotes a shrewdness in buying on tho part of the housewife who patronises George and Kersley's Grout Fire Salvage Sale. They arc indeed feminino triumphs. Messrs. George- and Kcrbloy liko to dual with kuon people-, because they arc in a position to satisfy them. Never before has such a dazzling array of untold bargains presented itsell. To-dny at the Rink :— Mantle- and Underclothing Department : Lad jog Corsets, in all sues, to go at Is lid; Children's Coloured Americans, for 5s 6d — brought down from 10s 6d; Ladies' Flannelette Chemises, Is lid — before, at 3s lid ; Cloth .Jackets, that were 16s, now Is lid ; Ladies' Walking Skirts, in crash, for 3s lid— before salvage, 10s 6d. Fancy Department : Black and Coloured Veiling, 3d and 6d yard ; White Muslin Aprons, from lO^cl ; Coloured Handkerchiefs, 3d dozen ; Paris Laco Insertion, from Is 6d dozen ; Coloured Bolts, from 3d each ; Spot Canvas Ribbon, 3d yard. Mercery Department: Gents' Merino and Cotton Singlets, from 9d upwards; Working Shirts, from Is 6d ; Mackintoshes, reduced from 40s to 255, 60s to 39s j full-si/e Gents' Handkerchiefs (white), 6 for Is 6d ; a large stock of Boys' Clothing, at throw-out prices. Afternoon tea for ladies at the. Rink, froe. George and Korsley, Wellington and Wnngunui. — Ailvt.

For Influenza and Cold in the Eload tako Woods' Groat Popporinint Cure, Is 6d »nd 2s 6d.-Advt.

BRITAIN'S BEST BieveLE. V \J Jry/ Cash Deposit. \^~ ■ "\/ and Twelve Monthly Payments secure a RnDGH'YVHITWORTH BieveLE. Write ron Pakticui.ars, E. REYNOLDS % CO., UMITW, Wellington And Christchurch. i). rowi AUCKLAND, NKW I'I.VMOUTH, NAPIER, WANGANUI, MASTER TON, TIMARU.

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