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Gisborne Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 4473, 14 February 1917, Page 2

MasgcjEagSEigg’gßaEo Gisborne’s Che ' o and Best Shopping Centre 9 - ■ - : ■ ■--" . ■ @ num m m mmmsm mmmmm EVERYTHING IN MEN’S WEAR. T his Week's Special Bargains SHIRTS, Usually. WORKING SHIRTS — W WORKING SHIRTS— . . 4 /ll 300 STRIPED COTTON SHIRTS, witliout Collars 4 / 11 to 6 /6 150 WHITE and TUSSORE SHADE TENNIS otTTPTS 4/11 to o/ll 500 SPECIAL QUALITY WASHING STRIPE. ] Subject to SHIRTS 3/6 3/1" 3/11 ‘oO WHITE TENNIS SHIRTS, superior quality ( 4/» to 5/- in YIIITE and TUSSORE SILK TENNIS SHIRTS j 1 the £. XJUSK** &stSbt> SiiAtfßaC UNDERPANTS. LOT I—PANTS LOT 2—PANTS LOT 3—PANTS Usually. •2/6 2/11 2li m 4/6 To Clear 1/11 2/6 3/6 ALL STOCK LINES RUNNING UP TO 14/6 PER PAIR SUBJECT TO DISCOUNT OF 4/- IN THE 361. Special White Cotton Garfoardine Trousers, cuff bottoms Special White Cotton Garbardine Coats, suitable for Tennis, Bowling (superior cut coats) USUAL ios 6d 13s 6d TO CLEAR fs 3 Sd ®§ Did TWEED DAPS, LOT I—CAPS LOT 2—CAPS LOT 3—CAPS LOT 4—CAPS Usually. 1/11 2/11 3/6 3/11 4/11 to 5/6 To Clear 1/1/11 . 2/6 3/6 ALL STOCK LINES GREATLY REDUCED. jamagßeagcataft LIGHT LUSTRE AND SUMMER COATS ALL GOING VERY CHEAPLYLIGHT SUMMERTWO-PIECE DRILL SUITS, in many cases HALF-PRICE. XXSUGCX tist!ZaZM£X£J3i&i&&xxX33K32XTZZSSSS£SS3C3 - WASHING HATS. COLORED BORDERED HANDKERCHIEFS- 3 for 1/WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS— 6 for 1/WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS, Special Quality— 3 for 1/2 20 ONLY ODD DRIVING DUST RUGS— To Clear 3/11 to 6/6 SPECIAL QUALITY. VERY SPECIAL REDUCTIONS. Usually. To Clear WHITE PIQUE HATS— 2/6 1/9 WHITE SATIN DRILL HATS— 3/6 2/6 BOTH LINES GUARANTEED GOOD WEARING AND WASHING HATS. v S" *&ivw&£3 Si*, s. ‘ •WtX7*-i:w?.'r; x x Note Addressj lioea 7 and 8 p.m. each, evcniii 1! II ght, 1 © L TTE tsowest Next door to F. Hail & Sons, ».aSLI'WS&.§?s,

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