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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 July 1932, Page 4

2/fi SALE sale 2'6 FRIDAY SATURDAY and MONDAY gy | ress f° r 2/6 • A Coat for 2/6 ■ iB IvVv a Suit f or 2/6 A Costume for 2/6 Hundreds of articles of wearing apparel and household goods, usually priced from to 59/6, NOW ALL ONE PRICE 2/6 This is the most important Bargain Sale ever held in Greymouth.. Every wise man and woman with a few half-crowns to spend will reap a rich harvest. Owing to being heavily overstocked we are compelled to quit stocks regardless of cost prices. Where quantities are limited only one of a kind will be supplied to each customer. Half of advertised goods will be reserved for Saturday. DOORS WILL OPEN AT 9.30. 2/6 Bargains that cannot again be replaced. 2/6 SHOWROOM WONDERS HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY UNDERCLOTHING MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR ' FANCY & HOSIERY 200 Ladies’ ready to wear felt Hats— 45x45 Damask Supper Cloths- 36 Pairs Corsets and Corselettes, soil- Gent’s Fancy Mixture Pullovers, with Ladies’ heavy silk and cotton 2 Wpvp fi/11 to’4/6 Now 2/6 ea. - Now 2/6 ed. Were 4/11 to 17/6— Now 2/6 pr. and without sleeves. Usual price 13 Only fringed Evening Shawls, 54inch White twill Sheeting- Brassieres, 20 dozen, to clear at 3 for 5/11 and 6/11.- Reduced to 2/6 Ladies’ cotton Hose newest ,ihadesWere 19/6 to 59/6— Now 2/6 ea. 2J yards for 2/6 2/6 and 2 for 2/6. Men’s Tweed-Caps, medium and dark Now 2 pans for -/6 5 Only ladies’ tweed and velour Coats, 54in Unbleached herringbone Sheeting 5 Only fancy shantung silk dressing shades, all sizes. Usually 4/H- Ladies Were 59/6- Now 2/6 ea. Now 2J yards for 2/6 Jackets. Were 9/11- Now 2/6 Now 2/6 sorted good quality— 2/6 pr < Onlv ladies’ worsted and wool repp SOin - Heavy white twill Sheeting-- -; Ladies’ princess Underskirts. Were Men’s Heavy Fleecy Lined Under- Lace edged Handkerchiefs— 3 foi 2/6 ?oX WeVw Now 2/6 yard 3/11 to 8/11- Now 2/6 pants, natural and fawn shade. Superior white hemstitched Hanker- * Were S SOin Heavy unbleached twill Sheet- Heavy wewloHce Bracls.- TrTceT calico Aprons, best Large co.ourcd Toweis GouPs white and Traced linep Table Centree? dine Coats. Were 59/b xow z/t, Towe ls- Now 2 pairs for 2/6 Usually 4/11. Now 2/6 2 for 2/6 12 Only ladies’ rubber Raincoats, soil- e p Nqw 3 {or -\ Vomen - s an j o.S. fleecy lined Bloom- Heavy ribbed all wool working Socks, Traced hemstitched Pillow Shams and ed: Were 14/11 to 39/6— Now 2/6 Linen Forfar, bordered— ers— Now 2 prs. for 2/6 and 2/6 pr. in grey and heather— Pillow Cases— 2/6 ea. R Onlv ladies’ tweedett wool repp and 3 yards for 2/6 Ladies’ sleeveless and short sleeve Now 3 pairs for 2/6 Thermos Flasks 2/6 ea. flannel Dresses. Were 14/6 to Rea i Terry fancy Guest Towels- Vests- Now 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 ea. White and coloured border hemstitch- Bath Soap- 2/6 dozen cakes, iq/ii Now 2/6 Now 2/6 each Children’s fleecy lined Bloomers— ed Handkerchiefs. Usually 9d ea.— Childrens woollen Gloves— 2/6 pr. 54in. Bordered Table Damask— ' 2 for 2/6 Now 6 for 2/6 Ladies’ and Children’s Spatees, knee 2 Only ladies’ knitted Jumper Suits 2/6 yard Infants’ winceyette Gowns and Barras Boys’ dark grey Shirts, tennis and length— •: _ • 2/6 pair Were 29/6— Now 2/6 45x45 hemstitched an d bordered sup- Were 2/11 to 3/11— Now 2/6 canoe shape, all sizes— , . Children’s cashmere 3 Sox, sizes 6to t ner Cloths— Now 2/6 each Children’s Vests— Now 3 for'2/6 and Special Price 2/6 10— 2'6 pair 2 Only woollen Cardigan Costumes, » Fmhrnidprerl crash Supper 2 for 2/6. Men’s light weight. Cord Braces, for Glass Bowls— 2. for 2/6 Were 27/6— ' Now 2/6 Cloths— Now 2/6 ea Children’s winceyette Nightdresses— best wear— Reduced to 2/6 pair. Envelopes, box of 10 packets—Now. 2/6 8 Ouiy wooiien and, x 36 Printed Crash Supper Now 2/6 wooP silk * and Ladte. wooiien tweed Starts. Were 9/ f10 ,. al Cretonnes „ DRESS DEPARTMENT uto lY® » r - P " r ar y immlngs - Were Now 5 yards for 2/6 Semi stiff Collars, sizes 14 to 17— • . yard— Now 2/6 yard 56 Only ladles’ woollen Cardigans, Reversib i e Cretonnes- ’ Mta . silk allover Net in black, blue, _ . ? for 2/ , 6 Handkerchiefs, sleeveless Cardigans, and Jumpers. Now 3 yards for 2/6 an( j green — Now 2/6 yd. ? oys Jerseys, with fancy col- hart dozen Were 6/11 to 19/11- Now 2/6 ea. 35x12 Crash Runners- Now 2 for 2/6 silk . good quality _ £’ s S E?tra HeaV FiSyTned Sin<® 20 only Ladies’ Crepe de Chine C “Xv 2™ „ T 2/6 ' ' 2 skeins .for 2/6 Blouses and Sleeveless satin and. RunnerSi Hemstitched and “ n„„ 2 yards for 2/6 2/ . Sale i , 2A -aj on ouses, we. «n»'™dored - Now 2/6 each join. Figured Rayons, new designs- Z Tie Plns P x Pair suspendli's.-The Boys’ Fancy Mixture Pullovers, all Tiay Cloths, hemstitched Now 2/6 yard lot for 2/6 sizes,— To clear 2/6 each 36 only Children’s Woollen Jerseys, nrsow 9nuares— N ow 4 for 2/6 lleavy dre J S , Flannels in 1 ? T sger ’ Boys’ white Tennis and Canoe Shirts, Boys’ fleecy lined Singlets, sizes 22in Jumpers and Cardigans, were a/11 -‘ NuiseiJ x °" for ' navy and cinnamon— Now 2/6 yd. sizes Ito 10.—Specially reduced 2/6 .to 32in. , Usually 1/11— to 6/11,- Now 2/6 Horrackses Pillow Slips— ' 36m Fadeless Smock Cloth m navy, 3 Only Men>s Cotton Sad(Jle Twee{] To'clear 2 for 2/6 24 only Child’s Fleecy Lined Rompers, 40in. Extra tine bordered diet Curtain ”’ SSer ' yards tor 2/6 TroUSerS ' damaSe ‘ l ’ USUa “j o L W TsX S 2/Teafh and boys’ Fleecy Suits; »ere 4/11- Net- Now .2/6 yard 3 oln Dross Prints small designs- 4 O nly plasterers Aprons, Oniyl size, 5 gent’s grey s’ports Coat NOW 2/6 SSIU. Stuped Ticking, extra heavy- Now 3 yards tor 2/6 Usually 3/11 ._ Now 2/6 Usually 24/6 _ Now 3/6 SQjled lOS only Ladles’ Overalls and Smocks; SM Flanelette Blanketin’ " ? “'let SCar Boys fancy mixture Pullovers, all 8 Only, gent’s Neglige Shirts. Were were 3/6 to 5/11,- Now 2/6 IlaMlette yard ’ “ ,V ” ““ yard S ' ZeS “ ’ To Clear 2/6 eaCl ’’ 8/11 “ ' K ° W 2/6 Woollen Berets and Johnnie Caps 32in. Striped Pyjama Cloth— Remnants of silk and dress materials Men’s Black Cashmere Socks, usually Men’s Fancy Pullovers, were 6/11, — Now 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 each Now 3 yards for 2/6 Now 2’for 2/6 and 2/6 each 3/11,— Now 2/6 pair Now 2/6 ■ • - ’ ■ .■' Storekeepers or the trade will not be supplied. w We Sell For Less.” Thorpy’s Economy Warehouse GREYMOUTH, REEFTON & WESTPORT.

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