2'fi HALF CROWN SALE 2'fi M Wf Friday Saturday Monday Aug. 11. to 14. MP wW The great clean up after a busy sale. . . Creased, Soiled, Faded and Overstocked lines to be cleared regardless of cost prices. . . We do not carry goods over from season to season consequently all winter lines must go. . . You can buy more for 2/6 now. .. Our large warehouses bristle, with special 2/6 bargains. . . . Visit this Greymouth’s Biggest Bargain Fair. Doors open at 9.30. .. Half of advertised goods reserved for Saturday shoppers. SHOWROOM MEN’S WEAR DRESS DEPARTMENT HOSIERY AND FANCY HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT 8 only, Ladies’ Tweed and Velour Coats. Were 40 pairs Men’s all wool Tweed Trousers, 33 inch Heavy Tussore Silk, Now 21 yards for Ladies Heavy Cotton Hose, Llama finish. New Soiled Pillow Shams, Supper Cloths, Runners 39/6 to 84/-. Now 2/6 Brown, shades. Usually 9/11 pair. Now re- 2/6. . shades. Usually 1/11 pair. Now 2 pairs etc., Usually 3/11 to 5/11, Now 2/6 2 only, Ladies’ Tweed Costumes, were 39/11.- dnced to 2/6 pair. 36 inch Cotton Dress Tweeds, Fleck design. for ‘-/G- 4 only, Fawn Art Silk Down Quilts, Usually Now 2/6. Heavy Ribbed all wool Working Socks. Usual- Now 25 yards for 2/6 Ladies Full Fashioned Cashmere Hose. 19/6. Now 2/6 4 only, Ladies’ Rubber Raincoats, were 19/11 ly 1/3 pair. Now 3 pairs for 2/6. 27 inch Cotton Fugi. New shades. Now 5 yards Usually 4/11 to 6/11 pr. Now 2/6 pr. so inch White Twill Sheeting. Now 2/6 yard. Now 2/6 Heavy Fleecy lined Underpants, men’s and o.s. for 2/6. Ladies bilk and Wool Hose. Now 2/6 pr. 54 inch White Twill Sheeting. Now 21 yards One only Fawn Suede Golf Coat, usually 19/11 sizes. Reduced to 2/6 pair. 27 inch Brocaded Art Silk. Now 3 yds for 2/6 Ladies’ Artificial Silk Hose. Usually 3/11 pr. f or 2/6. Now 2/6. ’ 20 only Garments, sample Underwear, Under- 30 inch Molletan Cloth in large bird design, Now 2/6 pair. Pillow Slips. Now 4 for 2/6. 2 onlv, Ladies’ Evening Frocks, were 29/6. pants, and Singlets. Usual prices to 5/11 dainty colourings. Now 2/6 yaid. Fancy Woollen Scarves. Usually 3/11. Now 2/6 Pillow Slips, Hemstitched. Now 3 for 2/6 Now 2/6. Now 2/6 each. 30 inch. Fugi Silk, heavy quality, Now 25 Plain White Hemstitched and Coloured Bor- 27 inch Nursery Flannelette. Now 4 yds for Ladies’ Felt Hats, usually’6/11 to 19/6. Now Men’s Fancy Socks, now 2/6 pair and 2 pairs yards for 2/6. dered Handkerchiefs. Now 2/6 dozen. 2/6. 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 each. for 2/6. 36 inch Ciinkled Silk Ciepe in all the latest English 4-ply Fingeiing Wools all shades. Nursery Squares. Now 4 for 2/6. Ladies’ Woollen Jumpers and Cardigans. Were 12 only, Heavy Lambs Wool Singlets, Usual shades. Now 2/6 yd. Usually 5d skein. Now 8 skeins for 2/6. 21 x 42, White Terry Towels. Now 2 for 2/6. 9/11 to 19/6. Now 2/6. price 5/11. To clear 2/6. 36 inch Heavy Smock Cloth in all shades. Oamaru Fingering and Wheeling Wools. Now 21 x 42 Coloured Towels. Now 2 for 2/6. Ladies’ Print House Dresses with long sleeves. Men’s White and Coloured bordered Hand- Now 2 yds. for 2/6 5 skeins for 2/6 16 x 34 Coloured Towels. Now 4 for 2/6 Were 4/11 to 6/11. Now 2/6 kerchiefs, hemstitched. Usually 8d and lOd 36 inch Crepe Silk 111 self shades. Now 2=. yds. Oddments, Petone, Aotea and Round the Fire 21 x 36 Terry Bath Mats. Now 2/6 each. Ladies’ Overalls, were 2/115 to 3/11. Now 2/6 each. Now 6 for 2/6. for 2/6. Knitting Wools. Now 5 skeins for 2/6. 18 inch Coloured Terry Towelling. Now 21 3 only Children’s Tweed and Velour Coats, Men’s Heavy Weight Police Braces, reduced 3c inch Heavy Quality Cotton Tweeds. Now Wendy Wools, now 4 skeins for 2/6. for 2/6. slightly faded. Were 19/6. Now 2/6 to 2/6 pair. 2 yards for 2/6. Treasure Silk and Wool. Now 3 balls for 2/6 17” White Terry Towelling. Now 4 yards for 6 only, Cretonne Smocks. Were 5/11. Now 2/6 Gents’ White Evening Scarves, Usually 0/ 97 inch Rayon in dainty shades. Now 5 yds. Ladies Fabnc and "Woollen Gloves. Now 2/6 2/6. Ladies’ Embroidered Winceyette Nightdresses To clear 2/6. TTol ,niiv for 2/6. a x- o - , o/ - 42 x 42 Bordered and Check Supper Cloths. Were 3/11 Now 2/6 Oddments in Men’s Caps, all sizes. Usually Childrens Cashmere Sox. Now 2 pairs for 2/6 TTsnallv 3/11 Now 9/6 Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Vests Short Sleeves 3/11 and 4/11. Now 2/6. • A large assortment of remnants and odd- costume Fronts and Collars. Now 2/6 each. USUaIly 3/1L N ° W 2/6 L l/ll each ’ Now 2 for 2/6 Silk Elastic for best wear. Worth 3/6 pair. meats to clear at 2/6 each. Oddments, Fancy Work. Now 2/6 each. 23 x 33 Bordered Huck Towels. Now 3 for 2/6 Ladies’ Sleeveless Vests, were 1/115. Now 2 Reduced to 2/6. Folding Shopping Bags, Usually 3/11. Now- 2/6 Hemstitched and Drawn Thread Tray Cloths. for 2/6. ’ ~ 1 only, pair Grey Tweed Trousers. Usually each. Now 2 for 2/6 Wms. and O.S. Princess Underskirts in Cotton 14/6. Now 2/6. BOYS’ WEAR ass Moulds. Now 2 for 2/6. 27 inch Reversible Cretonne. Now 5 yards for Pugi . Now 2/6. 6 only, Men’s and O.S. Men’s Cardigans and Thermos Flasks, with Bakelite Cups. Now 2/6 2/c> Women’s Fleecy lined Bloomers. AVere 2/6. Pullovers. Usually 5/11 and 7/11. Now 2/6 . . . each. Now 2 pairs for 2/6 Wide end ties, usually 3/11 to 4/6. To clear 2/6 Boys’ White Tennis and Canoe Shirts. Sizes Good china Teapots. Now 2/6 each. 30 inch Heavy Reversible Cretonne, 3 yards O.S. and X.O.S. Fleecy lined Bloomers. Now 2/6 3 only, Men’s Felt Hats. Sizes 6 7-8, usually 1 to 10. Reduced to 2/6. 3 Line Gold-line Cups and Saucers. Now 5 for for 2/6. pair 7/6. Soiled, now 2/6. Boys’ Heavy Lined Fleecy Vests. Now 2 for 2/6 2/6. Ladies’ Cotton Fugi Bloomers. Now 2 pairs for Men’s Working Shirts, navy blue and grey. B , ]?awn Coloured Go i f H ose, Fancy tops. r? I&SS i V £ SeS ‘ W f /6 eaCh ' ” Honeycomb Quilts, 2/6. Usually 4/11. Reduced to 2/6. Usually 1/n pail , Now 2 pair for 2/6. sIX Bottkl N «> 7 Children’s Fleecy lined Bloomers, English Bovs > j erge vs. Naw. Grev. Brown and Saxe. AiT fl r<i 36 inch Art Silk Curtain Net. New design. make. Were 1/115, Now 2 pairs for 2/6 ’ Size Ito 5. Reduced to 2/6. Good quality Glasses. Now 6 for 2/6. NoW 2/6 yard * Children’s All Wool Cardigans and Jumpers. Bovs « Sand shoes, crepe rubber soles. Size 10 Wire Hairbrushes with air Cushion. 27 in. Plain Grey Molletan. Now 25 yds. for 2/6 Were 4/11 to 9/11. Now 2/6 3 only, Beret and Scarf Sets were 5/11. Now - tQ 13 Usually 3/11 pair> N ow 2/6. Now 2/6 each. . . Ladies’ Brassieres. Sizes 30 to 40. Were 1/11. 2/fi - Boys - Grey Wool Mixture School Shirts. Ten- Lavender Soap, 5 cakes in Cellophane Pack- 36 inch Plain and Floral Wmceyettes. Now Now 2 pairs for 2/6 Ladies’ and Children’s Beret Tams, Now 2 for nig aRd caßoe _ UguaUy 3/n _ Nqw 2/6 . ets. Now 2 Packets for 2/6. 2 2 yards for 2/6., Ladies’ Fleecy lined Bloomers, Art Silk. Were 2 / 6 and 2/6 each " 2 only, pairs Boys’ Pyjamas soiled. Reduced Sum ini^Sauc^p^i^, with 3/6 54 inch ’ Bordered Tab . le „ Da “ a ? k - Usuall ? 3/11. Now 2/6 Infants’ Cream Matinee Coats, slightly soiled. •’* Aluminium oaucepans, witn ha. usually d/b. yard> Now 2 yards for 2/6. w r 0 /II tn 5/11 Now 2/G iNow eucn. 6 onlv Ladies’ Art Silk Dresses soiled Were Gl<3 Z 12 onI X Boys’ Sample Singlets. Usually priced Aluminium Lipped Saucepans. Were 1/11. 20 x 20, Bordered Serviettes, Were 1/- each. 19/11 to 39/11 ’ now 2/G Monox Sanitary Towels. Usually 2/11. Now 2/6 to 4/6. Now 2/G. Now 2 for 2/6. Now 3 for 2/6 “WE SELL FOR LESS.” ’ “WE SELL FOR LESS.” TTI ECONOMY I lltf ilr i O WAREHOUSE GREYMOUTH, REEFTON, 4-WESTPORT.
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