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I WONDER HALF-CROWN BARGAINS! i I 2/6 SALE 2/6 I | LAST THREE DAYS-Friday, Saturday, Monday, August 18, 19, 21. © FRESH LAY-OUT OF SPECIAL 2/6 BARGAINS. A Few Half Crowns will go a long way and buy much more* ... We clear @ our Stocks to make way for New Spring Shipments. Your Opportunity! Don’t miss it ! ® SHOWROOM S'l? HOSIERY AND FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT ® Ladies’ Felt Hats, usually 6/11 to Now 2/6 Ladies’ Heavy Cotton Hose, Llama 33 . h Heavy Tussore Silk Nnw 19/6. Now 2 for 2/6 and Boys’ Grey .Wool Mixture School finish, new shades, usually 1/11 vm-ds for 2/6 ‘ 2/6 each. - Shirts, Tennis and Canoe. Usual- Pair. Now 2 pairs for 2/6 36 . inch Cot ton Dress Tweeds fleck Ladies’ Print House Dresses, with long ly 3/11— Now 2/6 Ladies’ Full Fashioned Cashmere Hose assign— Now 2* vS for 9/ft sleeves, were 4/11 to G/ll . Usually 4/11 to 6/11 pair Now 2/6 27 . 1n^aon rXneVSales Now Ladies’ Overalls, were 2/111 tosjll HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose. Now 2/6 inch^Brocaded Art Silk Now 3 yds' jsj - ow 2/6 nan. foi* 2/c 6 only, Cretonne Smocks, were 5/11 Soiled Supper Cloths, Runners etc., Ladies’ Artificial Silk Hose, usually T? Molletan Cloth in large bird Now 2/6 Usually 3/11 to 5/11. Now 2/6 3/11 pair. Now 2/6 pair. bir f Ladies’ Embroidered Wincevette Night- 4 onl y. Fawn Art Silk Down Quilts. Fancy Woollen Scarves, usually 3/11 design, aa ty coi gs dresses. Were 3/11. Now 2/6 usually 19/6. Now 2/6 Now 2/6 _ . , *uahtv ’ ' Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Vests, short 80 inch White Twill Sheeting— Plain White Hemstitched and Coloured 3O ’ inch Fu => > / y 2/fi sleeves, were 2/11 ea. Now 2/6 yard. Bordered Handkerchiefs. Now 2/6 Crinkled Silk CreZ in fl the Now for Q /6 54-inch White*Twill Sheeting. dozen. 36-inch Crinkled bilk Ciepe, in all the Ladies’ Sleeveless Vests, were 1/111 Now 21 yards for 2/6 English 4-ply Fingering Wools, all la J e ® s q d g k cloth °7n“Ml Now 2 for 2/6 PiHow Slips- Now 4 for 2/6 shades, usually 5d skein. * Xaes Now 2 ySds for Wins, and O.S. Princess Underskirts, PiHow Slips, hemstitched. Now 3 for Now 8 skeins for 2/6 Gl ene Silk se lf shades— - in cotton fugi. Now 2/6 . 2/6. Oamaru Fingering and Wheeling nch Ciepe S 1 21 ya?ds for o/G Women’s Fleecy lined Bloomers, were 27-inch Nursery Flannelette. Wools — Now 5 skeins for 2/6 Quality Cotton Tweeds 2/6. Now 2 pairs for 2/6 ’ Now 4 yards for 2/6 Oddments Petone, Aotea and Round Heavy Quality Cotton Tweedy O.S. and X. 0.5., fleecy lined Bloom- Nursery Squares— Now 4 for 2/6 the Fire Knitting .Wools— Ravon in dainty shades— •- ' ers— Now 2/6 pair. 21 x 42; White Terry Towels- ‘ ' Now 5 skeins for 2/6 27-inch Rayon in dainty shades . Ladies’ Cotton Fugi Bloomers — Now 2 for 2/6 Wendy Wools, Now 4 skeins for 2/6 . assortment of Remnants and ‘ „ „ N°w 2 pairs for 2/6 21 x 42 Coloured Towelj- Treasure Silk and Wool. Now 3 bans , A a?2/“each i Children s Fleecy lined Bloomers, inow z lor z/t> foi 2/6. : English make, were 1/111 — 21 x 36, Terry Bath Mats— Now 2/6 Ladies’ Fabric and Woollen Gloves. . ’Now 2 pairs for 2/6 each. . Now 2/6 pair. MFN’S WEAR '‘a Children’s All Wool Cardigans and 18-inch. Coloured Terry Towelling— Children’s Cashmere Sox — hie.ii o uunn . . Jumpers, were 4/11 to 9/11 Now 2£ yards for 2/6 Now 2 pairs for 2/6 „ ribbed all wool Working Sox ' Now 2/6 17-inch White Terrj ToweHing- Fronts and Collars. N0w.,2/6 Hea^ u s^ d /3 Now 3 pairs Ladies’ Brassieres, sizes 30 t 0.40, were Now 4 yaids foi 2/6 each. n/6’ ■ / ,f 1/11- Now 2 pairs for 2/6 42 x 42 Bordered and Check Supper Folding Shopping Bags usually 3/11 Heay / - fleecy Hned Underpants Men’s * \ Ladies’Fleecy lined Bloomers, Art Silk Cloths. Usually 3/11. Now .76 Now 2/6 each. and O.S. sizes—Reduced to 2/6 pr.tr were 3/11. Now 2/6 23 x 33, Bordered Huck Towels Glass Jelly Moulds— Now 2toi 2/6 2Q onJ Garments sample Underwear.!? Ladies’ and Children’s Beret Tams— Now 3 for 2/6 Thermos Flasks, with Bakelite Cups. underpants and Singlets, r P p r Now °+V /G Hemstitched and Drawn Thread Tray Teanots— °Now 2/Tea’ Prices to 5/11— Now 2/6 each.: Infants Cream Matinee Coats, slight- Now 2 for 2/6 Good China teapots i>ow -./o ea. Men > p ancv Socks— i ly soiled, were 3/11 to 5/11. Cloths- . 2 fol 2/G 3-line Gold Line Cups and Saucers- Men £ p a h- and 2 pairs for 2/6 ' n 30 UlCh Heavy eVeiS1 9 yards t?i 5 f ° r Men ’ s white and coloured bordered Menex Sanitary Towels, usually 2/11 . - yaids loi -/(. Flower Inset Glass Vases — Handkerchiefs, hemstitched. ■ Now 2/6 36-inch Art Silk Curtain Net new de- Now 2/6 each Usua] j Sd and 10d each _ sign. Now 2/6 yard. Glass Biscuit Barrels — Now 2/6 ea. „ , Glass Sauce Bottles — Now 2 for 2/6 . ‘ ROYS’ WFAR 27-inch Plain Grey Molletan. Custard Goblets— Now 2 for 2/6 Men’s heavy weight Police Braces— Now 21 yards for 2/6 Good quality Glasses _ Now 6 for 2/6 Reduced to 2/6 pair .' Boys’ white tennis and canoe Shirts and ploral Winceyette s Wire Hairbrushes, with Air Cushion- Oddmentg in Men>g c aU gizeg sizes Ito 10— Reduced to 2/6 Now oi vnrf i<; for 2/6 Now 2/6 each llqnq ii v q/11 qnr i 4/11_ Boys’ Heavy Lined Fleecy Vests— sards tOl 2/6 Lavender Soap, 5 cakes in Cellophane usually .>/ll and 4/ 1 Now 2 for 2/6 54.jnch Bordered Table Damask, usual- Packets — Now 2 pkts, for 2/6 Boys’ fawn coloured Golf Hose, fancy i v i/g yard. Now 2 yds for Castille Soap — Now 2/6 dozen cakes silk elastic Braces, for best wear, tops. Usually 1/11 pair— 2/6. ‘ Aluminium Saucepans with Lids, Worth 3/6 pair— Reduced to 2/6 Now 2 pairs for 2/6 usually 3/6 — Now 2/6 each v Boys’ Jerseys, navy, grey, brown and 20 x 20, Bordered Serviettes, were 1/- Aluminium Lipped Saucepans, Were Wide-end Ties, usually 3/11 to 4/6 — saxe, size Ito 5— Reduced to 2/6 each — ' Now 3 for 2/6 1/11 — Now 2 for 2/6 ■ To Clear 2/6 I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY—9 A.M. to 9 P.M. “WE SELL FOR LESS.” g ■ ! THORPY’S ECONOMY WAREHOUSE I © GREYMOUTH, REEFTON, WESTPORT. . J

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