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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 45, 21 January 1928, Page 15

COME ONCE—COME AGAIN. ■ ,• - - ... ... ;l •, , . . 1 Good Evening, Wilson’s SALE STARTS THURSDAY THE end of the Summer Season is now in sight, and as usual we clear our stock to make room for the coming Winter goods. Below are listed some of the bargains, but we can assure you that these can only give you a vague idea of our values. An inspection will be to your advantage. MODEL MILLINJERY. All our Model Millinery we are clearing at 19s 6d. There will he lots of fine weather yet, so come along and jiei one of our models at \, SALE PRICE 19s 6d. AT Wilson’s SALE 23 FRENCH MODEL VOILE FROCKS. These have only recently arrived and represent some of the nicest styles that we have seen. We do not like selling them at the price, but conditions are •gainst us. The usual prices for these Were from £4 12s 6d to £6 6s. SALE PRICE 30s. AT Wilson’s SALE 19 ENGLISH AND FRENCH VOILE FROCKS. These are a mixed line of good English and' French frocks in the latest rtyles. No two styles are alike and the majority of them are in large sizes. Ordinary prices were 45s to 555. * SALE PRICE 18s 11d. AT Wilson’s SALE 89 DOZEN SILK HOSE. A mixed line of Art. Silk Hose and Reinforced Hose that we are clearing out. We are overstocked. There are 15 different shades and the usual prices Were from 3s lid to 5s 6d. SALE PRICE 2s 11d. AT Wilson’s SALE LADIES’ HANDBAGS/ # Here again we do not like selling hese at these forced prices, but we annot help ourselves. We have divided hem into two lines and at the prices re genuine plums. LOT I—Were up to 29s 6d. SALE PRICE 17s 6d. \LOT 2—Were up to 19s 6d. SALE PRICE 11s 6d. I ISON’S r Ladies Wear* iUjlu, rjojatßMjox irtJ m