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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20323, 2 August 1929, Page 3

Stocktaking comes every August and follows in the train of our Winter Sale. It discloses awkward quantities and the residue of sale time clearing lots. The point is, we don't want to take them into stock, so out they go as Final Bargains. || These offers are strictly limited to the iH /ffcTV® M small quantities as itemised, and the Jj, tjj?l JiviL wAA prices speak for themselves. As for the ■ goods, well, it seems a shame to sell them ———————— — at pr j ce# 12 ONLY MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS, with plain back, slighted waistline, and inset sleeves. Fully lined. In mixed brown shades. These are a really cheap coat for 38/6. DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS—B only. In midgrey and fawn shades, with plain back and shaped at waist. In smart English style. Fully lined—s7/6, 69/6. DOUBLE-BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS—6 only. With sealette furry lining and inset sleeves. A really warm coat. 69/6, 7976 MEN'S ENGLISH FUR FELT HATS, in grey and fawn shades, with contrasting band and binding—To Clear at 10/6. MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED NAVY VELOUR AND NAP OVERCOATS—IO only. Guaranteed navy. In the English stylo* Fully lined —63/- and 75/6. CHILDREN'S NAVY BLOOMERS. Well cut. Navy, fleecy stockinette quality. Elastic at knees and waist. Gussetted. 14 dozen only. And they 11 walk out at the price; J2, ,14, 16 and 18-inch. All at 1/3 MISCELLANEOUS LOTS. A few dozen only Knit Silk Boudoir Caps. Some plain knit, some fancy knit, lace trimmed, in full range of delicate shades. Stocktaking throwout offer—All 1/11. GIRLS' CARDIGANS—Neat check design, with plain facings to tone. Two pockets, pearl buttons. Shades: Fawn and brown, red and grey, navy and fawn, blue and beige, green and brown. Sizes: 18 20 22 24-inch 7/11 1 8/11 9/11 10/11 SPECIAL STOCKTAKING PRICE. GIRLS' BLOOM RUBBER COATS—In rose shade only. Half Price. 24in. 27in. 33in. Usually; 21/- 22/6 23/6 For: 10/6 11/3 11/9 All Good Designs, but in short lengths, sufficient to make two or three pairs of curtains to a pattern. CREAM MADRAS MUSLIN, scalloped edge. Strong mesh, 42in. HONEYCOMB QUILTS, fringed all round. Quite a nice quality, wide Usually 1 /1\ yd. Throw-out Price, 1/4 yd. For single beds—Usually 5/11. Throw-out Price, 4/10. CURTAIN NET, ivory with neat lace edge, 40in. wide. In four TEA TOWELS—A limited quantity only of our famous all linen designs—Usually t 1 /9 yd. Throw-out Price, 1/5 yd. Tea Towels. Hemmed ready for use —Throw-out Price, 3 for 2/5, 1 • AT A SACRIFICE. This i 6 the last selecmi lliprv t ' on to e c l earec *- We group them into J three lots and here are the prices. BALANCE OF TRIMMED MODELS—Usually to 79/6. Thrown out Price, 5/11, 7/11, 9/11, 12/6. FUR AND WOOL FELT READY-TO-WEARS—SmaII, large, and medium brims —Throw-out Price, 3/11 and 5/11. CHILDREN'S FELT READY-TO-WEARS—To fit girls from 18 months to .14 years.—Throw-out Price, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, Few More Throw-outs INFANTS' RADIANTA FROCKS, Magyar yoke and full skirt. Neck and sleeves edged with lace and finished hemstitching—Usually 7/6. Throw-out Price, 4/11. INFANTS' FANCY CREPE DE CHINE SHOES, in sky and pink—Usually 4/11 and 5/6. Throw-out Price, 2/11. CHILDREN'S SILK AND WOOL FROCKS—In pink, sky, and white. Sizes 16 and 18 Usually 21/6 and 22/6. Throw-out Price, 15/6. INFANTS' HAND-MADE WOOL COATS, finished with collar—Usually 22/6. Throw-out Price, 18/6. INFANTS' EMBROIDERED COTTON BIBS Usually 1/6 to 2/3. Throw-out Price, 1/-. NIGHTDRESSES, WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, reliable quality. Karo brand. Round neck, hemstitched and silk lace. Trimmed three-quarter sleeves—Usually W.S. 8/6, O.S. 8/1 1. Throw-out Price, 6/11. WOMEN'S SILK AND WOOL CHEMISE VESTS, fancy weave. Maid Marian trimmed neck and sleeve, silk lace—Usually 8/Jjl. Throw-out Price, 5/9. BLOOMERS—ALL THROW-OUTS. FLEECY LINED STRIPED ART. SILK BLOOMERS, women's size only, in shades of beige, mauve, navy, and black—Usually 7/6. Throw-out Price, 5/11. BRASSIERES IN PINK COUTIL—We have been sorting up different numbers of sizes and it produces a splendid clearing selection. In size.3 36, 38, 40 and 42—Marked to Quit at 1/6 ea. A Group all at 1/PEG APRONS OR SEWING BAGS, plainly stamped on good cloth, large size—Specially Priced at 1/- each. POT HOLDER BAGS, bound ready in boiling coloured Karolin; plainly stamped ready to work—Specially Priced, 1/- each. CRASH SHOPPING BAGS, ready to work, with handle complete—Specially Priced at 1/- each. DUSTER BAGS, 1 7 x [lB, plainly stamped on good quality crash—Specially Priced at 1 /- each.

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