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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 June 1934, Page 11

©CLOSING DOWNSELLING OFF < Absolutely Our Last One Price SaleQ? ■ Begins Friday June 29. at 10 a.m. . < Special closing down gift, a free gift your own choice of any 2/6 lot will be given to every purchaser of eight 2/6 lots during the opening Days—Friday and Saturday. . . . Thousands of articles and garments worth up to z 39/6. Now all one price 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 each. . .This is a general clean-up of oddments and overstocked lines marked well below cost prices. . . Here are Bargains that cannot again be repeated. > • ' ’ LADIES’ WEARING APPAREL Ladies’ Bodices, oddments — BAZAAR SPECIALS HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY ,i i 27-inch Fancy Silk Dress Velvets in MEN’S & BOYS’ WEAR J Clearing Price 2/6 each pale green, red, saxe, and black — ” 10 only, Ladies’ Fleecy Lined Rubber Mencx Sanitary Pads, usually 2/11 — Strong Vacuum Flasks, usually 3/6 — One only Green Honeycomb Quilt, Now 2/6 yard Men’s heavy grey working Shirts, all | Raincoats, sizes 40 to 44 inch, Now 2/6 dozen Now 2/6 each slightly faded, usually 8/11 — 36-inch Floral Rayons in small pat- sizes. Usually 3/11 — were 19/6 — Now 2/6 each 4 only, Woollen Dressing Jackets, Large size Etched Glass Water Jugs— ~ Now 2/6 terns 3/11 — Now 2/6 yard Reduced to 2/6 . 2 only, Ladies’ Navy Blazers, were soiled, were 12/6 — Now 2/6 Now 2 / 6 eacll p Linen Forfar Tea Towelling, 36-inch Washing Satins in all the 30 only men’s and O.S. men’s sample zi 12/6 and 19/6 — Now 2/6 ■- only, heavy Dressing Gowns, faded, Gold line thin Breakfast Cup and check and stripe ’ latest shades—Now 2£yds for 2/6 Singlets. Usually 3/11 and 4/11 — " 3 only Ladies’ Tweed Skirts, were were 10/6 and 19/6 Now 2/6 Saucers, usually 7Jd each — ’ Now 3 yards for 2/6 27-inch Grey Nurse Cloth — . Reduced to 2/6, 8/11 to 12/6 * Now 2/G U/ACII7DV AAIYi ETAMC’V Now 6 Cups and Saucers tor 2/6 44 coloured Breakfast Cloths— Now 3 yds for 2/6 Striped twill Neglige Shirts,all sizes, 36 only, Ladies’ Self Colour Satin tlUolcKl AND rAvILX Large size Fancy Brocaded Silk ' Now 2 /6 each 36-inch Bloomers’ Cloth, super qual- strong and hard-wearing. Usually Sleeveless Blouses, were 3/11— Ladies’ Silk and Wool Hose, usually Lampshades, usually 4/11— Silk Cushion Covers in fan, crescent ’ ity— Now 2 yds for 2/6 3/11 — Now 2/6 gll , o-n • N°w 2/6 3/11 pair— Now 2/6 pair , Now 2/6 each aud square shapes—Now 2/6 each 36-inch Wool and Cotton Dress Boys’ all wool Jerseys, with Ties to 3 only, Ladies Silk Evening Capes, Ladies’ Artificial Silk Hose, extra One Floor t M °P- complete with puro Linen Embroidered Table Tweeds— Now 21 yds for 2/6 match; red, royal, navy and brown. were 5/11 Now 2/6 fi ne g auze — handle and one Scrubbing Brush, Centres and Tray Cloths— Remnants and Oddments of silk, Usually 3/11 — Now 2/6 zh 4 only, Ladies’ short and long sleeve Now 2 pairs for 2 /g now the two for 2/6. Now 2/c eac]l Fancy Rayons, Prints, Satins, etc 4 only men’s all wool Singlets, with W5 Blouses, soiled, were 5/11— Ladies’ Botany Wool Cashmere Hose, Large size, Tin Washing-up Dish, 50-inch Heavy Titian Cloth for Hall Now 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 each long sleeves. Usually 6/11 to 9/11 — , T t > m all shades — Now 2/6 pair handles, and a heavy lipped Curtains and Coverings— 30-inch Fugi Silk in heavy quality— Reduced to 2/6 One only, Ladies Green Tweed Cos- Ladies’ Artificial Silk and Cotton Frying Pan— Now 2 / 6 yard Now 2» yds. for 2/6 Boys’ fawn Golf Hose, with coloured ' tume, was 39/6— Now 2/6 H ose Cuban H eel— Special price, the two for 2/6 2 „ 9? N q mi areq— * tops, sizes sto 9. Usually 1/11— m Ladies’ Rubber Aprons, new slip on ’ Reduced Price 2/6 pair Pure Castille Soap— “ Now 4 for 2/6 I CHILDREN’S WEAR Now 2 pairs for 2/6 « style— Now 2/6 Children’s all wool and silk and wool Now «/6 dozen cakes ;}2 24 H k Towels—Now 3 for 2/6 ’ " Men’s white lawn hemstitched Hand- g| TWO^U%TA^ I,on N F o n S 6 5 3% 6 *° D ‘' S /'KXc/ m %"“ ,rßr " Sh "“ < ' Striped miow « yars Clnldren’a Rlbbad Cotton Vests, were ] 10 only, Ladies’-Fancy Rayon Sleeve- ’ Now 2 jr nair Tlle two for 2 / <5 I . en '?rJ lS ””J w F °i l ea^! 1 Now 2 tor Extra heavy Kaiapoi all wool Working “ ' less Dresses, were 9/11 —Now 2/6 Children’s silk and wool and wool- Sheffield Stainless Dessert and x l4 Drawn Thread and Embroid- Twill Wniceyette Bioomers, in cream, Socks. Usually 1/8 pair H 21 only, Ladies’-Print House Dresses, . , hlf q , 0 t Table Knives, white handles, 010(1 Traycloths, special bargain pink, s . ky ’ 12 , t0 24in : W S r ,2 Now 2 pairs for 2/6 ss short and long sleeves were 3/11 "now 2 nairs for 2/6 usually 1/- each — Now 3 for 2/6 «• »-n , Three for 2/6 1/9 pair Now 2 pairs for 2/6 goys’ fleecy lined Singlets all sizes to 6/11- Now 2/6 ■! NOW 2 pairs fox. 2/6 Four Pocket Holdalls, with Combined. Single-Bed White Sheets, .Children’s Win- Boys neecy nnea sizes j Ladies’ ready-to-wear Felt Hats, big Ladies’ Art Silk Coat Hangers, were 3/11 each — hemmed ready for use ‘U- 81 ’ 36 .?, 1 ? 6 3 only white sleeveless Pullovers variety, were 7/11 to 14/6- and Fleecy lined V Now 2 for 2/6 v Special Value 2/6 each Were 3/6- Now 2/6 (8 . , „ . m Now 2 / 6 Gloves, fancy cuff Cloth bound Novels, by best authors, *' iac 111 e Children’s Ribbed Fancy Socks, medium shades of brown, Ladies’ French Beret Tams, usually great value— usually 2/- each— .? u r T lty ~ TA • yd ?’ 2/6 MMI C ~ lldren s . Rlbbed grev and fawn Usually 1/9 nair—--3/1- Now 2/6 pairs for 2/6 Now 3 for. 2/6 White Honeycomb Quilts, single bed, Woollen Vests, 7 Now 2Xs for 2/6 ® Ladies’ Woollen Beret Tams, usually Ladies’ Woollen ■ W Ladies’ Handbags, shop soiled, odd- ■ Now 2/6 each g W 2/llj. Now 2/6 All wool black Cashmere Socks Usual- 2 3/6 and 3/11 — Now 2/6 Gloves, fancy cuff wJp ments to clear at 2/6 each. 36-mch Cream and White Lace Cur- Chi Idrens Beret . 2 7ji 4an d 3/3 nair O Ladies’ Woollen Jumpers, were 5/11- and gauntlet- WHMtaF tain Net “ Now yds> for 2/6 001 l^ Ta “ s / One price 2/6 nair S Now 2/6 Now 2/6 nair 36-inch Plain and Figured Winceyettc Were 2/11, 3/11 — -R nv o> w h,-f o + w ;n ® J2 only, Ladies’ Cotton Tweed Fracks, ... , /6 .J INFANTS’ WEAR specially reduced to 3 yds for 2/6 Now.2/6 B U were 9/11— Now 2/6 Childrens Woollen 4? fancy INrANId WILAK 36-inch Striped Pyjama Cloth— 9 Dozen Children’s Black Italian Cloth Shirts, sizes 3to 10. Usually 3/11— 2 only, Ladies’ Tweed Coats, were cuff, superior qua! R y, o/9 infants’ Embroidered Winceyette Day Now 2£ yds for 2/6 Bloomers, sizes 12, 14, 16 only, wide-end Ties Usually 1/11 each— ® . 39/6 — Now 2/6 r 4.x n N ° W 2 ' 6 P i a Y Gowns Were 3/6 + o 4/11 — 30-inch Striped Flannelette— usually 1/4 pair— ' LL. „ f 9/p Leatherette Purses, saxe, scarlet, Lowns. Were Vb .o Now 3 yards tor 2/G I : Now 3 pairs tor 2/6 p a ,i ste „ w i,iL lld Tins an htSt ® LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING WaCk alUi green_ Now 2/6 each Infants’ Fleecy Lined Rotupers. Were 22 xIS Large Size Coloured Toweln- cl >l‘<'ren's Felt Hate Navy Sergo ternB an(l 3/1 g ' 3/11; Now 2/6 iNow 4 lor 2/b ocnooi nais. were o/ll to 5/11 3/11 Ono price 2/6 ■ 12 dozen only, Wms. full size Wincey- IGS . iace Pl ° nS Now 3 for 2/6 Infants’ Cream Woollen Matinee 22 x 42 Extra Heavy Coloured Towels , Now 2/6 Men’s all wool working Socks. Usual- W ette Nightdresses in cream, pink, Treasure Silk and Wool Yarn, loz Sets, slightly soiled. Were 3/11 to . Now 2/6 each Children s Woollen Jumpers and ly 1/-pair— Now 3 pa’rs .’or 2/6 ® blue, usually 4/6r— / scarleT Saxe lemon, green 7/U— ’ Now 2/6 18-inch Coloured Roller Towelling— Cardigans. Were 3/11 to 9/11— Heavy weight PoI ,- ce Br a Ceß> fc ; hard W Selling Off Price 2/6 and blue — Now 3 balls for 2/6 Infants’ Coloured Woollen Pilchers, Now 2 a yards for 2/6 , Now 2/6 wear. Usually 2/11 pair—Now 2/6 ® 10 dozen Wms. and O.S. cream Win- Big BaII Knitting Wool, 2oz, green worth 2/- pair— 18-inch White Terry Towelling— Boys Art Silk Fleecy Lined Suits, Men’s Caps, all sizes. Usually 3/11* i® ceyette Bloomers, full sizes, h only— 2 balls for 2/6 , Now 3 pairs for 2/6 Now 4 yards for 2/6 usually 3/11 to 5/11— Now 2/6 and 4/6— Reduced to 2/6 ® usually 2/3 pair- Balros wear Economy Wool loz hanks In[a nts' Embroidered Silk-Dresses. S w “ Coloured working Handkerchiefs, red ® T .. , w ■. Now 2 pairs for 2/6 were Bd _ Now 6 hanks for 2/6 w 3/11 _ Now 2/6 Now 4 yards for 2/6 and 3yds foi 2/6 to 21. Were 3/11 to 7/11— and whjte and nd Ladies’ Brassieres, oddments, special a.-u- wnnl Bmivp« wrto K/6 Full Size Pillow Slips— • > , • Now 2/6 ttqhpllv oh nonh » m™, a ® values 3 for 2/6 and 2 for 2/6 d snecial Bargain 2/G each Infants’ Embroidered Silk and Muslin Now 4 for 2/6 Maids’ Woollen Jumpers. Were 4/11 Usually 9d each Now 4 for 2/6 ■ Ladies’ Corsets and Corselettes, odd* Ladies’ White Hemstitched Handker- ’ Bibs - Were 1/3 to 1/9 —Now 1/- 30-inch Twill Nursery Flannelette— to 9/11. —■ General Clearance 2/6 All wool fancy Socks, light and dark W ments, slightly soiled, were 3/11 chiefs Infants’ Towelling Bibs and Feeders. Now 2§ for 2/6 and 3 for 2/6 4 only Children’s Rubber Raincoats, shades. Usually 2/11 pair—to 12/6— Now 2/6 ' Special, now 2 dozen for 2/6 Now 2 for 1/- and 1/- each 30-inch Best Quality Plain Nursery slightly soiled and damaged. Reduced to 2/6 iiair Wms. and O.S. superior* quality Ladies’ White Hemstitched and Col- Flannelette—Now 3 yards ,for 2/6 Were 6/11 to 12/6— Now 2/6 Best quality Hogg bristle Shaving W fleecy lined Bloomers, - were 3/6. cured Bordered Handkerchiefs— Infants’ Nursery Squares— 36-inch Sponge Cloth in earoe and 3 only Maids’ Self Colour Rayon Brushes. Usually 3/3— Now 2/6 and 3/11 pair— - Now 2/6 pair Now 2 /6 dozen. ; Now 4 for 2/6 rose— Now 2£ yd 3. ter 2/6 Dresses. Were 19/6— Now 2/6 Electric Bicycle Lamps with 2 bat- X ■ underskirts, v,Se 3/11- Now 2/6 Dress Belts all shades. 3 for 2/6 and Infants’ Flannel Pettieoats. Were 3WnCh TnSSOre fnr 2/fi 4 wLX®’’ K terles and bu!h complete. Usually © Ladies’ Superior Sleeveless Vests, 2 «» r 2/6- 3/6 and 3/11- Now 2/6 Now 3 Jl,ds for 2/6 Were 9/11 ~ Now 2/6 3/11 ~ Now 2 /6 ® were 1/11 to 4/11— Dress Collars, Fronts, etc., big Children’s Woollen Combinations. 36-inch Heavy Smock Cloth, fadeless. Children’s Woollen Cap and Scarf . Men’s fancy silk fringed Scarves. m Now 2 for 2/6 and 2/6 each variety— Now 2/6 each Were 6/11— Now 2/6 Now 2£yds for 2/6 Sets. Were 4/11— , Now 2/6 ' Were 5/6— Now 2/6 1 18 Mb Nine 2/6 lots for 20/- during Friday and Saturday, first days of Sale. . . Half advertised goods reserved for Saturday Shoppers. . . Only adult Buyers will be admitted during first hours of sale. @ THORPY’S Economy Warehouse I “We Sell for Less.” GREYMOUTH, REEFTON, WESTPORT. S

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