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Manawatu Times, Volume LVI, Issue 5581, 20 February 1931, Page 6

LADIES! YOUR MONEY SAYS BIG THINGS AT MILLAR AND GIORGTS "MONEY TALKS” SALE! Just look at thcso for -wonder values. Special clearance from the footwear section. Oddments, broken sizo lines, etc., that we’d sooner sell at a loss than find room for. In black and colours; stock prices were 17/(3 to 42/-. SALE PRICES S/9 to 21/-. Also Another Great Bargain LADIES’ LACE SHOES—SALE PRICE 3/11. Sixteen pairs only. Were 24/- to 35/0. Come for yours quickly before they go. ANOTHER ‘ ‘ GIVE-AWAY ’ ’ VALUE! LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES—--1/11 a pair ■ « IS pair only. Your sizo may go first. COME ALONG EARLYffMap&Giotm i PALPiEftSTQM HOWTO P GREAT fMmwwoa

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