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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1920, Page 6

TYMONS and eO.’S SIOCi-TMiG SALE NOW ON '

.‘ SI-lOVVROOM. ‘ ‘ Special Ba.l'ga.,ills in Ladies’ over- » coats.’ I each only, giey tweed I Aandlnavy, reduced to 25/-.. V ’ Ladies’ fawns,'browns,_blues and purple coats all the latest and smartest styles reduced to 70/-, -75,-, 80/—, 90/-, usually £5 10s to £8 lus. 1 -Ladies” rain coats, 2 only reduced ‘ to ZO/-. 1 Sllk finish twill mackintosll re- ’ duced to 27/6.“ Trencll’coats, reduced to 70/-, us--1 ually £5 10/-. All our good gabardine coats V really reduced. fill costumes greatly reduced. IVIILLINIERY. ' Felts, velvets, velours all at half price, all wings and mounts reNelueed te half price. Oelclments in flowers and wings reduced to 3d each. ‘»'~.«."alier3’ gabardine hats rrouced to - 3,11, usually 7/11, 9/11. fiirls’ «seats, 2 only, grey tweed 2?. and 24 inch, reduced to 12/6. 1 grey tweed velvet colléu belt at back. length ,36 inches I'ecluceel to Zs]-. . - VBLOUSES. ‘ A_Several floral \/mile and lawn ‘ bleu-;;es rv:-.dueed to 5/3. E: only white voile blouses reduced to 1l?/- usually 14/6 to 16/6. White Jap silk blouses reduced _ to 24/- and 25/-, usually 29/6, 32/5. All crap.-x de chine blouses substantially reduced. Special line of black Jap silk blouses reduced to 19/6. , UNDERCLOTHING. Seecial value in ladies’ merino ‘ (-.aml3illal“lCmS. reduced tc 4/ll_ 5/11, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, Worth double Ladies’ cream and natural spencers, reduced to IS,’~, 3,45. _ Saecial line of large size ladies’ cream flette nights reduced to 15/6. 6 only black moirette underskirts reduced to 7/11. I mly rod warm dressing packet ryaluccd to 9/11. 1 mil)’ sax: blue dressing gown ‘fl-aecy. Jliszlitly soiled, reduce.-id to 50/-. 2 enly chil<lren’.s padderl dressing czowns pale blue :i.nd pink. re o'.ncv:.-d to 10/6. worth 15,‘6. S3-.'cial lino ladies’ camisoles h'i.vnmm'l. lace Imliiceel to A few dozen only women’s full awe grev 'il*.”‘(:V lined bloerriers "adv-Nl to 3/11 usually 7/6. Extra long heavy ribbed chemise singlets, reduced to 4/6. Fine white singlets. long, reduced . ten 5/5, 5/6. 4/6. Girls’ small cream woven bixtterfiy cnmbs reduced to E/- also knickers trimmed narrow lace 3/-.

‘ FANCY DEPA.I}LTi\IENT. Gloves.——Special value in ladies’ seamless knitted gloves, tans and greys reduced to 1/5, usually 2/11. Our perfect fitting fleecy elined. gloves in grey fawn and black usually 4/6, , 4/1, reduced to 3/6. Long black silk gloves for evening wear, reduced to '3/11, 4,11. Special line "of ladies’ ribbed Slack all wool hose reduced to _ I/5. _ I ' Good heavy line of black ribbed hose reduced to 5/—. , Girls’ long black stockings double knees and feet, reduced to 1,46, 1/11, 2/35. All Golf hose reduced 10 per cent. Special 2 dozen pairs only ladies‘ imvy Silk aiikle hose, reduced to 4/11, usually 6/11. A few dozen good heavy grey cotton hose reduced to 2/11, us- " ually 4/9. ' Several dozen Pairs ladies’ new ten silk finisnerl hose reduced to 3/11, usually 5/6. , 2 pieces only double width chiffon '1 olive green, reduced to 6d per yard. Leligths of veiling llyards white with black snobs, also amethyst and blue, reduced to 6d each. DRESSES. Special line of new Dress Tweeds, reduced to 9/11, 11/6, 15/6. The best value in town in Black Dress Materials all at sale prices. Floral Voiles reduced to 9,6 per yard, 54 inches wide. 1 Roll -only, Fawn. Coating Gabardine, 6O inches wide; reduced to 12/11, worth 18/6. Foxe’s Navy Twill Serge, 54 inch, reduced to 16/6. All Velveteens gl'ezltly reduc-;~:l. Special line of Striped Silks reduced to 1/11 yard. BIANCEIEISTER AND FURNISBING. 100 Yards only. good heavy Plain Sheeting, 72 inch, reduced to 4/11, usually 6/11. 2 Bolts only, extra "Heavy Vfhite Elgeeting, ‘BO inch, reduced to / . Tarantulle reduced \to 2/6 yard. Unbleached Calico, strong, reduced to 1/2, 1/4, 1/6. ='.ll our good qualitv Striped FI3TI- - usually 2/11, reduced to ‘“ 2/6. Good value in full size Pillow Slims, reduced to 2/6, 2/11; usually 2/11, 3/11. MEFLCERY DEl.“.All'l‘;\'ll£N'l‘. Special line of .’\len’s Felt Hats, smart shapes, reduced to 14/3. Good strong line of T‘-«Ten’s Samson l3r.'-‘(ms reduced to 2/6, 35:, Il’-rows’ lZ'»z:l'—'l‘ir-s in \Vlvi’ce and l‘llark, .l3~l'!°l< '.'n<'l C - rou, Blue and White, reduced to 1,6.

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