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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIII, Issue 76, 11 March 1933, Page 2

And now we come to the FINAL DAYS OF w I \ the I 't This great MONEY-SAVING SALE will END on SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. For the last big flutter we have re marked at Lower Prices thousands of lines that were wonder values before. In addition there are countless oddments that are offered at practically give-away price. Great Sale Values in TROUSERS! 6 Pairs only MEN’S SILVER GREY | FLANNEL TROUSERS; size 33 to 37 I waist. Were 11/6 — I / Final Sale Price 9/11 /i / HR; ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEED TROUS- \ ■■ ERS; 3 pockets, cuffed. Value at 14/6 — // \ Final Sale Price 10/11 . ■ RAILWAY CORD TROUSERS, 3 pockets, I \ /■ BE good quality— Final Sale Price 9/11 \/ \ xJt Final Bargains in FOOTWEAR. \ \ MEN’S BLACK BOX CHROME OXFORD / ▼ SHOES, latest shapes. Value at 18/6 — \ — Final Sale Price 12/6 t oB\ 7/ MEN’S WHITE CANVAS SHOES, crepe kZZ soles. English make— I w Final Sale Price 3/11 —— sale ends A Clean Up of BARGAINS IN SUITS' BOYS’ WEAR. df s, U ffILIT 3 DUIID. Bp/ ECLIPSE-ALL SUITS, in Pure Boys’ White Wool Tweeds and Worsted*. Mercerised Ca- Were up to 105/-— noe Shirts. Ui . \V 7. Final Sale Price 59/< Piped, blue. 11 ' ECLIPSE-ALL SUITS, in AllSizes 3 to 8. ■) L ( UT 1 Wool English and Colonial WotWere up to 5/3. Hi To _ |F / steds and Thornproof Tweeie. Final Sale H< IIJ latest colourings, in a large 2/11. jKJj range of sizes. Normal, Tail Boys’ Striped WUJI— z k— r and stout. Usually 94/6 and & Plain Blue Wj i I I 99/6— Final Price 79/6 I™ shTo I, J TWO REMARKABLE BARto 5. Guaran- Tl 5 GAINS IN ODDMENTS. 2/11. Final Sale BOWLERS’ WHITE FELT v r i Ce I/O, HATS. Brim lined green. Were Z 11/6- Final Sale Price 4/U COME ALONG FOR YOUR GENT’S FANCY COTTON SHARE. HUNDREDS MORE BELTS. Were 2/11— FINAL BARGAINS. Final Sale Price !/• MILLAR & GIORGI HERETAUNGA STREET.

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