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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 1465, 21 February 1919, Page 3

■jllW I Hifl n t* .SL Q, I Rfi i w?. is, Z? sa m Ifl I T% ■' v if CS I'--’ ! W is %v® i W i a nsa &r *1 « 6 WE P % s|f spßss m SS3K Mf P* H Tl|fS p| E* P all B-p . nyli t f R fca i y ud M Men—Hurry! Bargain time is but a matter of hours! Of course, at Millar and Giorgi’s you can always depend upon full money’s worth—hut at this hig sale the values are exceptional! Tomorrow we will have accomplished our object—stocks will then be sufficiently reduced. So on Saturday the 22nd—this coming Saturday—Miliar and Giorgi’s Great Midsummer Clearance closes! For the last day still further price-cutting has been carried oui—this big list bears testimony to that fact. Study it and come! Came early,-for many men will decide to be “in at the finish.” CLOTHING PRICES STRIPPED OF PROFIT. SO pairs BOVS’ 111! EEC!! ER i\ N ICE LR • :;iz( ' :l in - sale pn iGF 3s 11(1.^ ■J only HUNTS’ MACINTOSH OVI MIC lATS, iilzv AiKN-S lIAIM’IHIOF OVKHCOATS; were c 7 £ £ G , s H , m M. TWKKII TL'HLSKIIS; H» fchd, * M, * lid. 1- SSIAI.I, HOYS' WASH I NCI TCMC SLITS; .very 2s M--2 SMALL HOYS’ W.HITH HUM,I, SAILOII SLITS; „ s 1111 HOYS’ SI’OHT SLITS Hill w.i.il), sizes (I H. II; “g l^' Vn|c£ ]3 S M . •21 MEN’S WASHING VESTS, sizes A. I. 5. CLEARING A I 2s 11 cl. ■1 .MEN'S ROREICE DRESSING GOWNS ;• were lAs and gjj- £ pRIC£ 255 . 2 MEN'S A DE-WOOD SPORT SUIT.} (3-gannent), sizos '^E^R'icE ]*,(> pairs MEN'S DMT. TWEED TROUSERS <«uaranWo.l £ t« R wearh c,ALF PRICE 9s lid. IDs Gd. WALt Our Celebrated I‘ECLI BSE-ALL” SUITS will be discounted 10 per cent. .r'liW-: V>-. i-c KW u / j y 1 1 \JV fi d - VJ 'S3I ore jj 36 GENT'S EVENING SHIRTS, sizer, IDE DM 161: PrTcE^s^c!. 40 ROYS’ WHITE COTTON SINGLETS; clearing at is each. Kill Cent’s S!DK AND COTTON TIES (loose ends); 1s each. •>0 fin| v MEN’S RAINPROOF HATS (black bands): were ns lid SALE PRICE Is 11d. ■lll ..,ily M KN’S TWRKI) HATS (Llaek l.auds); wevc a '"cE"<s 1 id. .11 Lilly M KN’S SOFT m.T lUTS (nil *<•)! ™’» pR|CE 5s 7 ,11/.. MHN’S TAVKKI) HOI.F C’AI’S; wen 3s M I \J L |'pRICE Is lid. 1, only I.ADilvS’ PANAMA HATH (ilnLi-imincel); w<n Ijv pKIcE7sM , LAHIKS’ PANAMA HATS (mnum’.l ;m.l Cd. 8 y GILLS’ PANAMA HATS (Id,.eked) ; wen “WW PRICE 3s 1 Id. AiKN’S PANAMA HATS; wm- ]os lid and ?s Ud. (i ,l„z. MLN’S SOFT HOI HI.M t01.1.A lIS («M), sizes 13;. 14. 4 d„x. MEN'S IMT CASHMERE SOX. 3 Pairs for 2s 6d. 31, ,1,4. M LIN'S WHITF. LAWN HAN HKIsIK’HIEPS ,■ i Mirv'c; m'MMER WEIGHT UNDER PANTS and SINGLETS; were 3s ' :M MI N (id SALE PRICE 2s 3d, 2s 9d, 4s lid. 1 i mi.'Vv; >i> \CES (sli’diilv damaged); war’.' 2s to 2s 9d. 2 doz. -MEN > •i " ‘ SALE PRICE Is Gd. i i i iiaw rc'/i'TON G VRLIC HATS; were 2s 3d to Is Gd. IMIBO .s t ■' ■ ' SALE PRiCE 1s lid. 1 Ini HOYS’ WHITE WASHING HATS; won- Is Gd tn pR|C£ lyiiii id u/lls walk \'V yM ’M WMH vn Da, N'y Jm \\, LADIES! Mere’s Footwear at “Ground-Level 5 ... i i.’v \\TU \ R SHOES, sown i.ulcr, sizes 7 to-10; uMially 11s 11 paws LIT Vs I .wvi. NOW R s lid PAIR. /•m ii ni>V\’S DU'’ \NT BAR SHOES, sewn soles, sizes 4 to G; usually 7 pairs ( H DDHEN o I 1 NOW 5s Sri Pair. \ Vl’S’ WHITE CANVAS DA.CE SHOES and STRAP SHOES, G pairs IN I' AN IS M Ny NOW 2s Gd Pair. , ' ,/ l i"\ i iViiX’ ('I \('|-’ COURT SHOES, assorted styles; usually 21s Gd. 1G pains LADIES GDACD un NOW 13s 9:l Pair. n i vniLV (il \CE \NI) PATENT LA VALERE BAR SHOES. EnH pairs LADIES • -U i d _ NOW 32s Gd Pair. IS 1 1' 1 v mES’ 1 H\ rI vs SWISS M \KE PATENT 2-BAR SHOES; usually 3 pairs LADIES b,\ Dlji S o»* i. NOW 39s 6d Pair. ' ’!' .... |,-vi (■ | \(u.’ ||;\ i; SHOES, various styles; usually 21s Gd to S pairs LADIES t-D.ui. J l-v,. o , N q W 19s lid Pair. ii ' i \Mili'S’ cl \CE HEEL BAR DRESS SHOES, IE and W.’s I'imbsli K 11 1 ,n " ,;A1 n . i, .~! r I NOW 30s Pmr. \ " i , V \niKS’ 'V'vrENT & GLACE DERBY LACE & BUTTON* SHOES; in,.,:, I V DIES’ PATENT GOLOSH, BE'ITON and LACE BOOiis, m ! lliliv A’l W l”P»l «• ’j °W !b M » D/ nairs LADIES’ PATENT (iOl/OSH, CoaiuiA lop. and r. 1 00-A SHOES a vorv bijj; variety; usually Ills (id to 21s. NOW 17s lit! I air. 7 pairs LADIES’ ' WHITE CANVAS and BAR «1 1 0 omu. IH IE G pairs LADIES’ COLOURED SATIN BAR SHOES; usually Ss IH^ 10 pairs .MAIDS’ PATENT and CLACK DERBY SHOES usualh 23s Gd * WE’RE SAYING “SHOO” TO MEN’S BOOTS. HI pairs MKVS CLACK DEHHV HOOTS, various 2ffe p W I" JO ,SsMHN’S (lI.M’H ami lIHN CAI’.F DEHiiY BOOTV hij ™anly ot styles; usually 38s Gd U. UK UOW -' 4s GJ f ' a " ■ id pairs MEN'S GLACE DERBY BOOTS, good seJeet.mK 19 paimMEN’S GLACE and BOX CALF SHOES; anally lojJl^.^ tl) pairs MEN’S NAILED SHOOTERS NOW IGs 9d Pair. • pairs MEN'S GREENHIDE SHOOTERS, nailed; p^ j pairs YOUTHS’ CHRO.ME DERBY BOOTS, sizes p; . ( . I pairs .MEN'S WHITE CANVAS DERBY BOOTS, rod rul.bcr sizes G and 7 only. , 3 pairs .MEN’S WHITE CANVAS BOOTS, rod rubber ’ l(j is^ 4 pairs MEVS WHITE CANA'AS BOOTS, black rubber ■ pairs YOUTHS’ PATENT DERBY SHOES; usually 11s II pairs MEN'S GLACE and CHROME DERBY BOOTS, sewn soles; -usually 20s fid to 29s (id. :E<i, x-W. NOW 22s Gd Pair. m ,1 u I w i m mm mm *» m ■ Liu a J.aissgiaabit3rtw 2 g.iKAv:,£ ; iri < a3«iirii^33Heaij^