Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6613, 18 May 1928, Page 6

'Millinery Week AT «/br ladtesVSfear* When Mr. Wilson was in Wellington last week lie bought the whole stock ,of Millinery in a warehouse, which we are now offering at very, very cheap prices. It was great purchase from which we will both benefit, we will have a quick selling line and you will got many, many bargains. Lot 3. CAPELLINES— These are a lot of nice model capellines in all the newest shades the styles arc right up to the moment, some have brims and some in the cut away effect. Were worth up to 39/6. MILLINERY WEEK PRICE Lot 2. CAPELLINES— This is another lot of capellines in just a wea bit lower grade. We can assure you that they are good and that the styles are just what is wanted. The shades are excellent as they are all fashionable tones. They represent a plum bargain at our price. MILLINERY WEEK PRICE Lot 3. READY-TO-WEARS— This line cannot be beaten for an inexpensive hat. There are a great variety of shapes which wc are sure wall appeal to you. For a cheap knock-about hat, these are just what is wanted. There is also a big • variety of shades. MILLINERY WEEK PRICE Lot 4. READY-TO-WEARS— This is a better class of hat than the above but once again represents value that cannot bo passed except as exceptionable. Mr. Wilson did us a good service when he decided to buy and to sell them at this price. You will agree with us when you sec the hats themselves. MILLINERY WEEK PRICE CHILDREN’S HATS— As children want cheap hats as well as the ladies, wo decide to put out a lot as well. These were not bought specially but are a lot that wo selected from our stock, and that wc have given a special price to, just to show that wc are not forgetting the children. MILLINERY WEEK PRICE The House , rhgsx NOBODV EVER CALLS ME DEAR