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Grey River Argus, 9 June 1933, Page 3

SBHHi BBgsamMKjwwgjß wmwwiwf ffWCEai?. 3i®3 MUHK &-. • ooiwresoc* SALE EXTENDED |K KIFu-l SALE EXTENDED LAST TWO DAYS ISg ▼ f fe | T| i S LAST TWO DAYS SATURDAY & MONDAY 19 iyl“ J fx |L '*a W I SATURDAY & MONDAY JUNE 10th AND 12th. - J ~ JUNE 10th AND 12th. Several Satisfied Customers Say We Want More of Tho se Glorious Shilling Bargains and here they are. FINAL RUSH OUT BEF ORE ANNUAL STOCKTAKING. sxS CHOWPOOM ■ Fine make Breakfast CUPS. Usually Gel each— 20 x2O DISH CLOTHS— NOW 4 for 1/- 3§ &HUWAUUAL. NOW 3 for 1/- 33 x 27 Heavy Twill TEA TOWELS S Ladies’ Woven and Cotton Fugi BLOOMERS, i Small Size Aluminium SAUCEPANS, lipped. NOW 1/- each 9 — Soiled and faded. Were 1/6 to 2/11 — | British made. Usually 2/- NOW 1/- ■ -Idin. Good Quality PILLOW COTTON — I NOW 1/- i 12 only, Ladies’ HANDBAGS with MIRROR. ■ NOW 1/- yard ” 100 Pairs crepe and Fugilene BLOOMERS J Usually 3/11— NOW 1/- Flannelette Nursery SQUARES—NOW 2 for 1/- ? Children’s all sizes Were 1/4 to 1/10 i Lido Nights Superior TOILET SOAP. Boxes of ; 3 only Sample Crash BEDSPREADS. Usually ’ ■ NOW 1/- ! 3- usually 1/6— NOW 1/- i 3/11— NOW 1/140 only Ladies’ fast dye Print APRONS,— ! 300-page Full Size WRITING BLOCKS, 25 :22x 22 Full size Superior Satin Damask SERNOW 1/- i good ENVELOPES and PEN. The lot for 1/- ; VIETTES. Usually 1/6 — NOW 1/~S 60 only Children’s fast dye Print APRONS, — i Infant’s Hygienic FEEDING BOTTLES, with i2ox 20 Coloured Border and Plain White SERBS ’ NOW 2 for 1/- j Teat Valve and Cleaning Brush. — VIETTES. Were 9d to lOld each—--9 Woollen INFANTEES and BOOTEES— i The 10t f ° r : NOW 2 9 NOW 1/- pair j White and Gold Thin China BREAKFAST nPPejcs EPDAPTMEKT 1 SANITARY TOWELS l- packet CUPS and SAUCERS — NOW 2 for 1/- ; JJXvJuOO L/PiAr xxXv X X . ■ SANITARY BELTS NOW 1/- each ■ Economy dookery Books. 1.500 Cookery and :::in. TUSSORE SILK, heavy quality—--5 Infant’s Sample Woollen HATS and CAPS. i Household Recipes NOW 1/- NOW 1 - yard |M Were 1/9 to 3/6 __ H OW 1/- ! Cut Glass SUGAR. BASINS and BUTTER ; GOin. Heavy FUGI SILK- - NOW 1/- yard 9 BRASSIERES, odd lots— NOW 1/- each i DISHES with Covers. Usually 2/6 each— ’ 36in. Fadeless Smock CLOTH -NOW 1/- yard 9 WOOLLEN BERETS AND JOHNNIE CAPS. I NOW 1/- i 36in. CREPE SILK latest shades—--9 Were 1/11 to 3/11— NOW 1/- ■ Colgate’s TOOTH BRUSH and 1/6 size Tube ; NOW 1/- yard 9 Ladies’ and Children’s FELT HATS, oddments, i of PEROXIDE TOOTH PASTE.- ’ 27in. Plain SILK TAFFETA, ml 5 new shadesWere 3/11 to 9/11— NOW 1/- i The Two for 1/- ; S 12 only Ladies’ Fancy print House DRESSES, ! Splendo Tincel POT MATS— NOW 5 for 1/- j 27in. FIGURED SILKS— NOW 1/ 9 short’sleeves. Were 4/11— NOW 1/- | Cut Glass Sauce BOTTLES, large size 2/— ; 30in. British. FUGI in all new shades, fadeless9 Infant’s FEEDERS and Silk Muslin BIBS— ; NOW 1/- i NOW V- > : ‘rd NOW 1/- ; Giant Size Stick of SHAVING SOAP—NOW 1/- \ REMNANTS of Silks and Dress 9 LINEN SPRAYS and Fancy POSIES. Were i Strong HAIR COMBS, good value—Now 2 for i worth 2/- to 4/11— 9 2/- to 4/11— NOW 1/- ; 1/- and 1/- each ; ANT) ROYS’ WEAR " : 6 best British RAZOR BLADES and Stick of : MLiN O AINU LUIO W S HOSIERY AND FANCY SHAVING SOAP— The Lot for 1/- i Boys’ Eastic BELTS and striped School TIES. TVPP A RTYVTF'N'TS ! 3 cakes Lavender SOAP. FACE CLOTH and i all school colours— The Two for 1/£g DEFAxvIJxLXIJN lb. NAIL BRUSH The Lot for 1/- ; Heavy Ribbed Woollen WORKING SOCKS. 9 Ladies’ Heavy Llama finish HOSE, newest i Full size Household SOCKET MOP and DISH : Usually 1/6 — NOW 1 (‘ M 9 shades— NOW 1/- pair ; MOP— The Two for 1/- i Children’s LUNCH CASES, suitable for scuool. B S Ladies" Black Cotton HOSE, fast dye— ; Posie Beauty FACE POWDER 2/ — NOW 1/- : Usually 1/11— zU NOW 1/- pair i Rustless CURTAIN RODS, expanding— i 200 wide-end TIES, striped and figured M Children’s Wool Cashmere SOX, sizes 2to 6— . NOV/ 3 for 1/- \ terns. Usually 1/11 and 2/6—NOW 1/- each SH NOW 1/- pair i ENOS FRUIT SALTS — NOW 1/- bottle \ 60 dozen only, Men’s Soft and Hard COLLARS. 9 Ladies’ Silk Fleecy lined Fancy Tops GLOVES, ; PLAYING CARDS — NOW I/- packet ! striped and white, soiled. Usually 1/-— B in Black, Grey and Brown. Usually 2/11 i Large size Tins Jesamlne TALC POWDER— "J™ 01 9 pair— NOW Wonder value 1/- pair i NOW 1/- i Semi-stiff COLLARS, all sizes. JYsuaJiy J/ — Coloured Border and White Hemstitched i Squibb’s DENTAL CREAM 1/6— NOW 1/- i •»,. ® educe “ J/ / a HANDKERCHIEFS—NOW 8 for 1/- and i Rubber-lined SPONGE BAGS NOW 1/- i B °y s ' POCKET KNIVES, with Cham attached. 6 for 1/- i Pure CASTILE SOAP— NOW 4 for 1/- i Worth 2/6— NOW 1/- ■ 9 Ladies’ Traced Calico APRONS, with 2 skeins ! CARBOLIC SOAP— NOW 3 for 1/- j Boys’ ELASTIC BRACES. Usually sold at l/> 9 of stranded cotton— . NOW 1/- i ENVELOPES, good quality— NOW 4 packets i ~ ed “ ced JS.,.'' ISS g BIAS BINDING- NOW 2 cards for 1/- ; for 1/- B °V S ’ Grey School SHIRTS, all s£. TRACED ODDMENTS— NOW 1/- each i i wjwii 9 K DRESS COLLARS, FRONTS, etc.— HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. HAND 9 xrnw 1/- each ; ivEKCxilxaxs. usually aa eacu I * I "Zh ! Me "’ S °° Od I"CX3/r“ — d |C— -er | I BOILING ELASTIC, 3 yaid card^ w 2 4in. Heavy Lmen Forfar TEA TOWELLING- i ti .. SHAVING STICKS. Worth 1/6 Black MENDING BALLS. Usually 6d— ; 36 x 36 Coloured SUPPER CLOTHS— Best British Razor BLADES— NOW 12 for 1/- ■ Oamarn Knittiny wool NOW 9 skeins for 1/- i NOW 1/- each ; x Cake of SHAVING SOAP. RAZOR and ■ S Little STIS OUTFITS, six balls of ; 30 * 2O Hemmed and Ta P ed BLADE The 2 worth 2 NOw T/ . aS wool 'ind knitting needles NOW 1/- NOW 1/ each . Bouquet Liquid BRILLIANTINE— H The DAINTY CABINET of 12 assorted mend- 30 xlB Coloured TOWELS- NOW 2 for 1/- ; Two bottles for 1/- | 9 inJwooi Pans— lNET 112 NOW 1/ ’ 33x 12 CRASH RUNNERS— NOW 1/- each i concrete BRILLIANTINE—NOW 2 jars for 1/- - H 8 ' ; Reversible CRETONNES, new designs— i Leather TOBACCO POUCHES. with rubber » ■RA7A AP CfPPFTAT Q NOW 2 yards for 1/- ; lining. Usually 2/6 — NOW 1/- ® ornviiiuu .. 3g . n gupej , wwte FLANNELETTE . Usually : cards of 16 STUDS. TIE PINS. CUFFLINKS. | Fancy Key Border Glass TUMBLERS, medium, i 1/4 — - NOW 1/- yard ; Etc. Well worth 2/6 — NOW 1/size, worth lOd each— NOW 3 for 1/- ; 14 x 20 Drawn Thread TRAY CLOTHS, were ; Men’s Fancy SOCKS, all wool, good quiet pat50 dozen Superior Quality Pansy and Floral ; 1/6 — NOW 1/- ; terns. Usually 1/11 — NOW 1/CUP. SAUCER, and PLATE Sets, worth 2/6 — i 30in. Striped Pillow TICKING — NOW 1/- yard ; Men’s Silk Mixture SOCKS. Usually sold at NOW 1/- Set i Pure Linen GLASS CLOTHS— NOW 1/- each i 9d— NOW 2 pairs for 1/I Fancy Bead NECKLETS, chromium plated, i 361 n. Plain and Floral WINCEYETTE— ■ 100 only ODDMENTS in Boys’ SINGLETS. Usually 2/6 to 4/6 — NOW 1/- i NOW 1/- yard ’ Usually sold for 1/11 — Reduced to 1/THORPYS ECONOMY WAREHOUSE | ‘We Sell for Less” GREYMOUTH REEFTON, WESTPORT. liiimMW 11 OMKS IHKK BMHiM Bi

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