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Evening Star, Issue 16032, 8 February 1916, Page 7

« fQH * Japanese Crepe Negiige All-soft Shirts, White Grounds and ColSummer Styles Usual Price,s/il Special Price, There has been a great response to our advertisement of Fashionable Shirts at More than a Third Under the Prices. W« have still a supply left, and will continue to, sejl at this special discount rate smtil the stock is exhausted. These Shirts are full size, well made, will fit comfortably and giye every satisfaction. 'Merchant Tailors and Men's Mercers ß 12 9 14, 16, and 18 GEORGE ST. Monday, Feb. 7th, to Saturday, Feb. 12th, inclusive. Balance of Season's TRIMMED MILLINERY. To. be cleared at 5/. Balance of READY-TO-WEAR TAGAL HATS from 2/11 each. LADIES' TRIMMED PANDANS. To be cleared at 1/11 and 2/11 each. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. 2/6, 3/6, 4/11, 5/11. CHILDREN'S GALATEAS from 1/ each. Balance of LADIES' FANCY VOILE AND LAWN BLOUSES. To be cleared at 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11. LADIES' COATS. 5/11, 7/6, 10/6 each. LADIES' COSTUMES. 15/, 19/8 to 25/6. 5 only SUMMER COSTUMES. Were 15/6 to 29/6. To be cleared at 5/ each. CHILDREN'S KIMONO DRESSES. Usual prices, 3/11 to 10/6 each. To be cleared at 2/6, 3/6, 4/6. CHIFFON AND LACE SLEEVE PLEATING. Special price, 3 yards for 1/. LADIES' WOVEN COTTON KNICKERS. Clearing price, 1/11 each. Balance of FANCY NECKWEAR, in Sitfc and Mus% Usual prices, 1/ to i\\\ each. To be cleared at 3d arid 60 each'. FANCY STRIPE AND SILK RIBBONS, 5b to ;£in wide. Usual prices, 1/ tq 3/11 yard. Special prices, 2d.'fid. lOicf, 1/ p l/4» ' " *' ißin ALLOVER LACES, in Net and Guipure. Usual prices, 1/6, i/ii, 2/6, 2/11 to 5/6 yard. Special prices, 9d, 1/, 1/§, 1/11 yard--12 only POINTED BED SPREADS, singlebed size. 5/6 each. LARGE WHITE TURKISH TOWELS, size 28m x 52in. 2/6 pair. 2/in WHITE TURKISH TOWELLING. Special price, 10d yard. Very special. CUSHION COVERS, Fringed and. Embroidered. Special price, 1/6 each'. Extraordinary value in COTTON VOILES. Usual prices, 1/6 and 1/9 yard- "AJf»t 1/3 yard. town, tw Dt&nediii's Susy Busings Centra, Concentration is the i basis of success in most .e things, Housewives who desire to be successful in buying should select the firm that offers them the greatest advantages and concentrate all their spending power' there. If every housewife who buys her groceries and provisions at WARDELLS' will cut out all purchases at other places, her spending power will then reach its maximum and bring back the biggest possible returns Seeing that Wardells* prices are " The Lowest—Always," and that every cash purchase carries with it a Cash Bonus Check or Coupon, why should the astute, thrifty housewife fritter away any parfe- of hes? money at places where these advantages are not obtainable t . , t ♦••••♦• By concentrating hep entire expenditure for Groceries and Provisions at WARDELLS' she places herself in the position of doing verf best for her own interests and of getting the greates* returns ir„ the best quality of goods for her money—witfc tie additional boori oLari allowance m the form of Coupons WARDELL BROS. & CO. Grocers* Tea and Provision Merchants, George Street, , . , , '