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Evening Star, Issue 18045, 12 August 1922, Page 14

Clearing at Exceptionally Low Prices. Oddments in Ladies’ BlousesCall Early, and get the Best Choice. PLAIN HEMSTITCHED VOILE BLOUSES in Buff and Pale Pink. Usually 11/6, 12/6. ASSORTED PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED VOILE BLOUSES, oddments. Usually 18/6 to 25/6. CREAM COTTON RADIANTA BLOUSES, adjustable collarsj sizes 13i to 15. Usually 16/6. STRIPED FUJIELLA BLOUSES, _ White ground with Colored Stripes, adjustable collar ; all sizes. Usually 18/6. 6 only GEORGETTE BLOUSES in Buff and Rose shades, rever front. Usually 38/6. * SMART GEORGETTE JUMPERS, this season’s models, all shades. Usually 59/6 to 84/. S/ each 10/ each 10/6 each 10/6 each 14/6 each 29/6 each D.LC. Dunedin D.I.C. Dunedin IF you need Employment, you will reach fiWT Quotations from 1 ‘Evening Star' TX the eye of Employers by Advertising in 'Ur Office for large or small qusntitfol of f-A the ‘Star.’ Printing before placing your order. AVB you got Articles of Furniture tha : you do not use? Advertise them fo: Sale in the 'Star.* Kill Qeaiu-np Week j! the beat D.S.A. BARMIN “FAIR”! The Sale Closes on the 19th. Clearance of Odd Lots, Single Lines, and Oddments at mere Job Prices ! Please Note This has been a most successful Sale! We intended it to he so, and made our Bargains as nearly irresistible as possible. Now we are finishing up. The Fair positively closes on Saturday, the 19th inst. All goods on tables, all odd garments, and all broken lots are now being cleared away practically regardless of cost. This week will provide many unparalleled Bargain opportunities for our customersi as we prefer to have cash instead of goods—even at a big loss—when our annual balance is struck. - The lots are now so numerous and varied, including single garments. and small quantities, that it is quite impossible to detail them. Only a visit can demonstrate the astounding values we now offer in order to clear off all seasonable goods. The Last Millinery Now going at Job Prices. ALL LADIES’ TRIMMED HATS now clearing in two lots, at 4/11 and 1/8 each. LADIES’ UNTRIMMED STRAW HATS at t/tt. READY-TO-WEAR STRAWS, 2/11. LADIES’ UNTRIMMED FELT HATS, 2/8 and 3/11. READY-TO-WEAR FELTS, 2/11 and 3/11. A Few Examples of Final Clearances at the Fancy Counter. 500 yards SILK AND SATIN RIBBONS, lin to 2in wide; in Sky, Pink, Cardinal, Navy. Usually 9d and 1/ per yard. Price to clear, 4 yard's for 1/. 24 LOOSE HANGING VEILS, in Black only, scroll designs. Usually 4/6. Now 2/11. 30 pieces COLORED SILK VEILINGS, various designs; in White, Mole, Saxe, Bottle, Purple, Champagne, Flesh. Usually 2/6 to 3/11. Now BEAVER, VELOUR, and FANCY HATS at correspondingly low prices. grouped to sell at 6d per yard. 3 only KNITTED WOOL BOARF COATS, in 8 boxes only FLOWERS clearing now at 2d, 3d, 6d, and 8d per spray. 1 table GIRLS’ FELT HATS, assorted kinds, now 1/6 each. 3 dozen GIRLS’ ROW-AND-ROW TWO-COLOR CHRYSANTHEMUM STRAW HATS, for girls 10 to 13 years. Original price, 15/6. Clearing at 1/6, Nigger, Purple, and Lemon, with pockets and belt, usually Co/. Now 35/ to clear. GENUINE “HOLEPROOF” SILK GLOVES, double tips, two dome wrists; in Nigger, Navy, Mastic, Grey, Black, and White; sizes 6,6 J. and 7. Now 6/6 per pair. These Ridiculous Prices for Men's Wear are made to Clear the Lines Quoted Below. A Sweeping out of Ladies’ Under and Over Garments. 1 table of ODD UNDERCLOTHING, consisting of Woven Combinations. Skirts, Corsets, and Sundries, at half marked Sale Prices. 1 table LADIES’ FINE NAINSOOK & CAMBRIC UNDERCLOTHING at half marked price. 1 table LADIES’ COSTUMES in Tweeds, Navy Face Cloth, and Navy Flannel. Originally up to £8 0/. Now all 32/6. 3 dozen LADIES’ ALI/WOOL WARM RIBBED SPORTS COATS, with belts; in Royal, Cream, and Covert shades only. Usually 35/. Final price, 13/6. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL CARDIGANS, warm and cosy; very popular; in Fawn, Emerald, Cream, and Lemon. Final price, 10/0. 6 only HIGH-CLASS KNITTED WOOL FROCKS. Usual prices, 6 and 7 guineas. Final clearing price, 60/. 3 dozen MEN’S PAWN TWILL GABERDINE SHIRTS, with collars; size 16i only. Usually 12/6. Now s/6. 8 dozen MEN’S PURE CEYLON SHIRTS bands, self grounds; sizes 15 and 154. Usually 13/6. Final price, 8/11. ■ MEN’S BLUB AND WHITE STRIPE WORKING SHIRTS, collars. Were 8/11 to 18/6. Final price, S/6. MEN’S FLANELLA PYJAMAS, striped. Now 8/11. MEN’S DOCTOR FLANNEL UNDERS, natural shade. Usually 10/6. Final price, 5/11. MEN’S NAVY RIBBED SWEATER COATS, nice fine rib knit. Usually 25/6. Pinal price, 9/6. 100 dozen MEN’S PURE LINEN COLLARS, double shape; sizes 14, 14£, 15, and 17; 2in and 2iin deep—l/6 per dozen, MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS, heavy All Wool. Fawns and Greys; sizes 4 and 5. Were 25/. Final price, 8/6. MEN’S KAIAPOI HARRIS TWEED TROUSERS, dark shades. Final price, 10/6. MEN’S BARB-WIRE TROUSERS, for hard wear. Final price, 10/6, The New and Authentic Fashionable Styles ! SPRING MILLINERY MODES. We are now showing a very choice variety of the Latest Millinery Creations for the Spring Season. These include Imported Models and Artistic Productions of our own Work Rooms. NEW COSTUMES AND FROCKS. A large selection of extremely attractive Models and Styles is now arriving. We are busy opening up these New and Attractive Garments, the display being added to daily. LADIES DESIROUS OF A FIRST CHOICE SHOULD CALL AS EARLY AS CONVENIENT. U sooa ra »SH3 PJSffIKSffISM 106, 107, 109, 111, 113, and 115 George street. Branch at South Dunedin. SB2

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