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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume I, Issue 50, 9 February 1911, Page 4

BEEN ALONG TO TURNER’S SALE YET? Let us tell you, it’s a Great Event! You mustn’t miss it—the whole “Village” is agoing. It is a Sale of sheer delight. You should have seen the crowds revelling in the Bargains yesterday. FJY U RN ER’ S QREAT gUMMER gALE Certainly seems to get better as the days roll along. •‘AS WITNESS WHEREOF” LISLE GLOVES, all sizes and colours, 9d per pair. Were 1/3. MUSLIN APRONS, prettily trimmed, 1/6, 1/9, 2/3, to 3/6. Special values. COOKING APRONS selling quickly, 1/6, 1/9, 2/2. See these. A few White MUSLIN BLOUSES at clearing prices, 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, to 10/6. SHOWROOM BARGAINS are too good to miss. Now’s the time to come to IJIURNER’ S gUMMER g ALE -

▼0 DRAPERY BUYERS IN THIS TOWN AND DISTRICT. BOACHBROS.’ £JREAT gUMMER gALE Commence FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1911, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1911, Anti continues for ONE MONTH, during which time the whole of our modern stock will be substantially reduced in price. We can assure our customers THE SALE PRICES Will be exceedingly keen, and to Hume who have never visited our sales,, we have the greatest confidence* in asking.them to do so on this occasion. THE SAI E COMMENCES. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1911, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1911. ROACH" BROS. HASTINGS HOUSE. Telephone 167.

* \ 111 .< l'j x L i 1 CENTURY MAKER! IF you would like to reel off ‘■fours” and “fivers” and an occasional “sixer,” then you want ONE OF OUR BATS. A Wide Choice of Makes to Select from. ALL PRICES from 4/6 to 37/6. The grain is true—the “wood” Sin the right quarter—and the! ■ price as easy to negotiate as “off I ■ theory” I ■ Bats. Balls. Wickets. Leg-1 ■ Guards of all kinds in stock. 9 |j. R. ROSS & Co., I ■ THE I I SPORTS EMPORIUM. I I NAPIER. I