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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16896, 8 July 1918, Page 3

I Please Shop in the Morning if you possibly can 8 8 DURING SALE TIME I mm o a © At [Me in the Cifa? \ 1 T *s \ q ooc===aoaox====aoßtoe====aonot======i<o onoi „ tooor i aoiaoi aonoi ; 100 5 A -8 UNADVERTISED BARGAINS. 8 I) just now when every day the undoubted Bargains we fl Small lots of high quality goods, too limited in number I! 0 I offer tempt crowds of thrifty shoppers to our store in to advertise, will be displayed on benches in the various 2 X 0 the afternoon. Iry morning shopping to-day. You'll o . departments each morning. You will need to shop in g S 81 B finQlt P a y s - D || the morning for them. Pf| gj oocrsssaoaoi. iopoi —l-^opou — n™ ftWftF —, ftFlftF —it—^ — II § Bargains that are worth leaving home early for. 0 II aoaoi 3onoi====3oPOc==r=aoßoc=====3o o aopoe=aopoi ioaoe===aoaoc=====3o |j g q Three Special Lines you will need to shop § Warner's lOrsetS 8 U % o early for on Monday. o Good fitting, durable models. High or low 8 0 II FURS—AH our Stocks of this season's Furs to be cleared " busts in white and grey, sizes 20-21—24 to 30 nil M at HALF PRICE. 2 Wam H/fi Wa WflaO/ll SI © A parcel of manufacturers' sample towels to . V ere A *%"• sa,e race 7'J. t lt 8 fcj L go at pre-war sample prices A. number of Corsets of various well known makes, high and low JJ jjJpA line of seconds in Damask Cloths, V°, [ j^ 3 ' in whitg o a n i rey ' jSpqw ° 50 '^ clearat a" ° I beclear?d s Arpi?^*?**" 1 * Werechttp l" ii '. r _____ Sat 5/6 each. Sale price 2/6 each. M gj —_*onot=aonoE=pnoc=3;on jj aoi "■»-"" -a-. [ob ftWftl -.——, a 31 0 H Ladies' Trench Rain Coats ' TISTI ! or v- u .5 r hine ' ' bhck or whitc "' S go in khaki shades, lined. numbers (200 yds). Sale Price 2/6 doz. | 0 1 h In khaki shades, lined. aoi ioqqi ipaoi ipnoi io g ft Si S Were 59/6. Sale Price 49/6 ° LADIES> BlAts co ™ HOSE - ® m heel Mi >° e > hsllirai!ll 01 © aoi .oaoi i ionoi==3ono=3o 5 M " lt? ' s English make. Were 1/6. Sale Price I/- naif. 8 H Ladies | Costumes s unmade traced underwear, nightdresses I 10 m Ladies Costumes unmade traced underwear, nightdresses m U In Navy, Gabardine, and Navy Serge, smart New designs traced on fine lawn Madapolam or medium longcloth, y 0 rj styles, semi-fitting coats 361n. wide 3yds long. Sale Price 4/3. Bft II 2 - Were £5 15/. Sale Price SQ/fi o Similar designs on 42in lawn of fine quality, 3Jyds long. Sale □ M II A -,LnZJL-L-* ,-£. " _.... D Price 6/6. On Winceyette, 39in wide, 34yds long. Sale Price 8/. °II © fr??™ opqi===opop==opo On Fine Cream Wincey, yds long. Sale Price 10/11 | U D LadieS WOOllen bpOrtS CoatS Nightdress tops, traced, pretty designs. Sale Price 10H § ] In Tan, Red and Navy CAMISOLES. Maygar Camisole traced. Sale Price 10£ d. 111 ©8 Were 55/- Sale Price 29/6 1 tt^^,i^. f *i l/2, MBrSleeve °g m u j ' : ' o Camisole 2/ % 36in. Sale Price 1/3. D 0 II QIOPOPPPPaOPOP; iopoc ioboi ■ — oaoi ifti-ini ■ toaoe iqbqi ifIPQ M n I THE Blfi SToRE I | g .-4 1» A rrj * -«n a* 5, § O9EaOXadE3OBIOEaOBIOEaOEaOB3OEaOEa[O]^@BXOE3OE3OO

While the Billy Boils (stocktaking) > We are right into stocktaking, and ft is surprising how many lines that it seems desirable to quit before we list them and carry them over to next seasonMaking is a good buying time for the VeIVCtCCnS* p uWic Velveteens* '_ .VELVETEENS.— warehouse purchase of 22-inch Velveteens; a fairly light, ""' , I but very close Pile Velveteen, with a chiffon finish, which must sell well at this price. Shades: Light Brown, Red, Fawn, Purple, Saxe, and several popular colours—All 2/11 yard. A line that makes for true economy! A new Cap Front for Baby's Bonnet gives it a new lease of life, ■ a soft dainty surrounding* for Baby's face in the correot ivory shade. A Small *** <* HEMSTITCHED OR BORDERED NINONS; a suitable line There are plenty of these, and no for children's dancing frocks. Shades: Pink, Sky, and White—Stockone need be disappointed this week, taking Price, 1/-, yard. Two old-time values-;- ' ' CLUNY LACE.— little lot, suitable for Camisoles; 3in wide, 4Jd; 4in 4Cll Cw 6cli wi< * e ' 6<:i y° rd ' Thifl is * last of its kind for the price. FOR LITTLE MISS, 6 to 10 years.-ONE-PIECE ALL-WOOL KILTIE JEROther prices at SEY.—This lino to clear at 7/11, and at that price is cheaper than pro9di 1/1 1/3 I sent English cost. A BARGAIN. " " WOOL JERSEYS AND KILTS, with Calico Bodice to button on; Cream • '.—... . and Khaki" only. To fit girl from 9to 11 years—Usual Price, 14/6. •/•' - Stocktaking Price, 9/11. I arlipc' f Inrl/fM»ct'i«f FINE WOVEN witL Knickers to match, to fit children from 2to 4 LaCllcS UnUerSKirtS. years . Cream; Sasej 3n( f Navy- Price, 10/6.' Stocktaking Price, 7/11. This line is so good that we advertise it a second time—ROMAN SATIN CLOTH SKIRTS; "correct in cut, and a fine rango of shades, with a nice bright sheenStocktaking Price, 6/11. 6/11 Very Strong Ribs— School. . \ SERVICEABLE SCHOOL UMBRELLA, because of its extra strong frame and cover, an umbrella, at a moderate price, that will keep its -colour— Verv Cold ' School price ' 4/11, Nights. Get a pair of our FLEECY Bliy OTIS TOY Dllti, LINED BED SOCKS, and be comforted. Remarkable Value— ' * . „„,..,. 1-™™™ -trmtrr nirnmti Ladies can pick up a bargain hero. GENT. UNION KHAKI STRIPE II -*« maJu CRIMEAN NEGLIGE SHIRTS; several very smart designs; a particu- /" Pel PClllt 'j ja y full and well-cut shirt; linen bands—Easily worth, 8/6. StockGrey and Fawn. taking Price, 6/11. RENDELLS LTD. 1 Karangahape Road.