McGRUER’S BARGAINS

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 May 1925, Page 5

McGRUER’S BARGAINS

Stocktaking time, >' at McGruer’s (Westland) means bargain taking time for the thrifty housewife. That is the point emphasised' by McGruer’s in which appears in another column, announcing their annual stocktaking sale. It is at this time that stocks .must be quickly reduced, and prices have been written down below the safety zone to effect • this. Look at these’ for showroom, bargains : —Paris model . hais, were 29/6 to 59/6, now from ■ 19/6 to 39/6; marabouts down to 19/6, 29/6, 39/6: ' ladies’ velour coats 39/6 to 105/; hosiery-and gloves offer some snips—fancy,, best quality black cashmere hose 5/6, black silk hole-proof hose, to 15/6/ a 2/ cut on ordinary prices. Fleecy-lined gloves 2/6 per pair, usual price 3/11- . In underclothing lines, i corsets from 3/11,'’ ladies’ winceyette nightdresses, silk embroidered, now 7/11*. ' Look at the Manchester bar'gains :—Unbleached sheeting 80in., or white twill, 80in., 3/11; bordered case* merit curtains Usually 3/3 per yard, /Dow* 2/9; nurseiy flannelette, was 1/3 per'yard, now 10/6 per dozen; white Marcella quilts; large size, 10/ off usual price. These are the prices that make McGruer’s sales famous. “Hah a ddsh” at the lingerie,'ribbons, just the thing for “pretties,” for the bottom drawer, all shades at 3d/'4d and 6d a yard; lace and embroidered “hankys” 6d, 'Od and 1/, novelty 'camisoling, all • shades, 2/11 to 4/11. The dress department's bristling with bargains. ,f inple cloth (pretty shades) down to 2/11; wincey (sax and cardinal) at 5/6; hop-sack, new over checks, triple strip? ; effect 676 a yard. Prices are no good for McGruer’s, but are “tophole” for the buyer. The ladies love bargains and here they have them, but, there are . ifidn’sl'bargaing at the mercery side. Eyery/article from the singlet out has been knocked down in price, suit? well finished and'.cut, only 63/, felt hats. hats 6/11 to 12/6, usually 19/6. Neglige shirts, all fast, .stripes, all reduced.- Cardigans for the cold weather 12/6 +o 15/; overcoats, warm tweed, Usually''gO/S. .Everything reduced in nrice. Come and get your share of the good things. Sale starts at"? o’clock on Saturday.—A. D.