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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4461, 31 January 1917, Page 2

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s%ffi&F3!B333sSasEa rpF imps SMJ2/ w^sbsb^~~ Commences Te^dajf, Doors open at 3.30 a.m. v, K Vi disregarded all advice to the effect “Hold over your surplus stocls tilnextSummer, when everything will he harder to get and doubre the price Next Summer can tawe care of itself. Just now we're with keeping faith wHli our many customers who look to ADAIII Hi US ! TT) -S S\LE as the great economy event of the year the time to la> - Furnishings and Children’s Garments and renovate their own wardrobe at a substantial saving-. rcdi’dlous aMirevious these iTsold out we eenild weather of Summer is yet to come, it’s certainly a rare chance for getting outfitted in cool garments cheaply. IN THE SHOWROOM. !N THE DRESS DEPARTMENT. BARGAINS FOR MEN. 35 ONE-PIECE FROCKS in Voile, Pique. Crepe, etc-, to £:> 5 t considerably less than Hair-price— Usual Prices 16/6 to 69/6 Clearing Sale Prices 10 6 and 21/16 ONLY WHITE LINEN and' Pique Costumes, a glorious bargain— Usual Prices 21/-. to 427Clearing Sale Price 7 11 Go CHILDREN'S VOILE and FROCKS from 18-inch to io-iiioh. all reduced 6/S m Usual Prices 5/6 to 39/6 Sale- Prices 3/9 to 26 6 -0 PRINT and . ZEPHYR ' FLOCKS for Children from •j. to 10 vears, Half-price Usual Ibices 3/11 to 15/6 Sale Prices 1 11 *° 7 / 9 9 DOZEN STRIPED CAMPS fC WASHING BLOUfe].’S in a line range of colors and designs. Half-price— Usual Prices 12-6, 14/6 Sale Prices 6/3, 7/3 1700 YARDS COTTON VOILES, in all the newest designs in Spots, Stripes, Checks and Floral Patterns 27 inches wide— Usual Prices 1/3 to 1/11 Clearing Sale Price 9d 40-INCH STRIPED VOILES, in Brown. Blue, 1 mk, Helio. and Black — Usual Prices 1/11. W? Clearing Sale Price 1/3 35-IN -SANDOWN” CLOTH a guaranteed Cotton laI)ric very suitable for Costumes and Children’s wear, Navy, Saxe, Grey. Fawn, Biscuit and Brown Usual Price 1/- * Sale Price S4d SPECIAL OFFER of new CREPE DE CHINES. 40inches wide, in Pin pie, Helio, Grey, Mole, Navy, Sky, Royal— Usual Prices 1/6, 8,6 Sale Prices-5/6, 6 6 FLORAL NINON ROBES, beautiful qualities and dainty designs to. go at Half-price— Usual Prices 79/6 Sale Prices 27 3, 39/9 15 MEN’S COLONIAL TWEED SUITS, smart cut, a very special bargain— Usual Prices 4.7/6 to 65/Clearing Sale Price 37/6 6 ONLY MEN’S GREY T WOPIECE SUITS— Usual Piece -35/Sale Price 22 6 MEN’S TUSSORE SILK SHIRTS, with Collars and Double Cuffs — Usual Price 12/6 Sale Price 8/3 DOZEN MEN’S SHIRTS, in Wool, Taffeta, and Union many smart patterns, Halfprice— Usual Prices 6/6 to 12/6 Sale Prices 3/3 to 8/3 34 DOZEN MEN’S PYJAMAS, good patterns and cut heavily, reduced— Slearing Sale Price 4/11 HUNDREDS OF BARCA.NS AWEVERY DEPARTMENT. TO MAIL ORDER CASH CUSTOMERS : YV.-ife us for anything 57011 require. Whether you select it from this list or wedo so for“o“It w>lf cany our SALE DISCOUNT just ns if you yourself Fought it over the counter. w A. O’MEARA merchant. GRASS SEED SEASON Binder Twine Kiwi Manilla Sack Twine ' Grass Sheets Sieves Reap Ec-oxs Scythes Scvtke Stones SHEE Coo D iirLPowder and Fluid Dip Murtons’, Laws’, and others at lowest ratesE,A!NT |4aGe 0 u l uWmH.ta^ Alpha Genuine Red Lead Mixed Paints Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil Turpentine. IF LOU Roller p~ lour _ the best house hold Flour. CHRISTMAS FRUITS— Full supplies just in. HAMS— Okitu and Green 3. Sfe; CORDIALS— . Lime Juice, etc. « “VW A. O’MEARA vj..;; , A - m “A MATTER OF GOOD TASTE”— BALLIN BROS.’ SARSAPARILLA. UNFAIR MISREPRESENTATION. For a time many people asking for Flueiizol were often persuaded to try ‘something just .as cood. No lj4h£ft Fluenzol is commended bv neaita luciiorities and is so widely * mown Cfl i sterling remedy, these unfair tactics have to a great extent ceased Unbiased Chemists and Storekeepers fully appreciate Fluenzol. 1/6 * 2/®* * m Even the Kettle Sings the Praises . I** in*. IK?- 4 t mm m of MV f-ia 'S - ft fct* m m mmm %va W 1 as m. m m •b ' v U flmb& m 99 m w ms GRADE COMBINES ECONOMY! with f&O.A