lEe LAST FEW DAYS OF THE : Great Summ.zt Sale Will be the Climax of Sale-time Value-giving. SEE WINDOWS TO-NIGHT. SALE PRICES ARE ALL SHORTENED FROM-NOWTILL E.lfo OF SALE.J^to^iqht.. npHE end of our most successful Sale is at hand, and we still have a fair quantity of Summer Goods left. These lines comprise some of the most sought after fabrics and styles of the Season, goods that came in late, &c., and, of course, were not reduced as drastically as some other lines were at the beginning of the Sale. Well, our Autumn consignments are near, and everything summery has now been marked at a price that would make ordinary sale, prices seem dear. Come to omv Store to-morrow prepared for the best and most reckless bargains of the Sale. In this limited space but few items can be described, and they but hint at the great reductions made.
2/6 CAMBRIC BLOUSES. 1/3 Cambric Blouses, nice designs and of goood quality. This is a bargain that should not he passed. 14/6 WHITE MUSLIN DRESSES. 9/6 Beautiful White Muslin Ready-to-wear Dresses, nicely trimmed embroidery, smartly cut. 4/6 UNDERSKIRT. 2/11 Frilled Moirette Underskirts, all colours, well and amply cut.' 1/6 KNICKERS for 1/Ladies’ White Longcloth Knickers, trimmed embroidery. 4/6 NIGHTDRESSES for 2/11 White Longcloth Nightdresses, trimmed embroidery. CHEMISES. ,3/6 White Longcloth Chemises, trimmed embroidery. 1/11 1/4| CREPON for Hid 40in. Crepon, splendid material for a light nightdress, fast washing and needs no ironing. Shades in green, amethyst, brown, cream and white. 1/8 LINEN SUITING. 7|d A few pieces of stripe linen suiting, exceptionally good quality in neiv shades of brown, green, sky and Reiio. , , 2/6 DOUBLE for 1/6 WIDTH LINEN. Plain shades of pink, vieuz rose and cream. Bid ENGLISH CAMBRIC for 4id Best quality in sjnart new_, stripe designs. There is not a bad pattern in the collection. Sid JAP CREPE for 4id A few pieces of Jap Crepe in brown and navy. 2/6 ALL-WOOL NAVY SERGE. Think of the price of wool, then at the price of this Serge. When we say all wool we mean , - all wool, not half cotton. IMPORTANT TO DRESS- ... MAKERS. Dress Sateens in all shades. , ' 3Jd. per yard. THE YEAR’S GREATEST SALE f 4/6 and 3/11 Values 2/11 WOMEN’S KID GLOVES. These gloves will bo equally desirable for Winter or Summer, and ihe wise woman will anticipate her wants at this exceptionally " low price. 2/6 ALLOVER 9d Yard NET AND LftCE. 18in. Allover Laces and Rets. We are modest when we say the usual price'was 2/6. Some of them are wortli a good deal more. 17/6 , RUFFLES for / 1/11. Really remarkable is the value we are offering in Ruffles, .They wore never made for four times the money we ask. CURTAIN SALE. GREATEST EVER HELD HERE. ANOTHER HUGE PURCHASE. OVER 2,000 PAIRS. This Sale affords an opportunity to secure remarkable stylish and well-made Curtains at a still more remarkably low price. We believe them to be the best Curtains ever offered for the same money in New Zealand or at prices anywhere near so small. We know that every customer will go away feeling that she has secured more than a pound’s worth for every fifteen shillings expended in this Sale. Country customers can shop confidently by mail. Goods not approved of may be returned, full money refunded. LACE CURTAINS, Zjyds. long, 2/6 „ 3 3/11 „ 3J 5/11 „ 4 „ 9/H WE UNDERSELL ! IMPARTIAL TESTIMONY FROM THE , “Chemist and Druggist.” (The Chemists’ Trade Paper) The “ Chemist and Druggist ” (Melbourne, December, 1909), having duly accused us of the “immoral ” practice of cutting prices; proceeds ; . ■ “They buy Cuticura Soap at 15/-a “ doz., less 3| per cent., and adver- “ tise it at l/l. Not merely Cuticura " Soap, but other lines are cut. Eu- “ thymol Tooth Paste, sold ordinarily "at 1/3, marked at (/-; Tooth Pow“ders sold at 6d. marked at 3d.; “ Chccscborough’s Vaseline, sold at ‘‘ 6d., marked at 3d. ; Hazeline Snow “ 1/6, marked at 1/3 ; Roger & Gal let’s “ Perfumes, 2/6, 1/9.” This we do ; only we happen to sell Roger & Gullet’s Perfumes (2/6 elsewhere) at' 1/6. The “Chemist and Drugg’st ” is used to traders with a small turnover, who contrive to carry on by exacting high profits. Our turnover is very large, and it has become very large because we sell good stuff and are content with strictly reasonable profits. 2/3 HANDKERCHIEFS IHdoz. Ladies’ Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, a line that cannot be beaten or equalled at the .price.' ■, 1/6 1 h ALL-WOOL CASHMERF. HOSE. Ladies* Soft Finish Seamless Cashmere Hose. Many stores retail lines of equal-value at 1 I'd. 6/6 LONGCLOTH for 4/3 doz. This is an extraordinary offer to make when the price of cotton is considered,:, the chances are that in sis month’s time the prices will double. 1/2 WHITE 10*d DOUBLE-BED SHEETING. No dressing, a nice,- soft twill sheeting /that will ■wash and wear. ' . 4 V ; 2/WHITE TABLE DAMASK. 1/6 Dainty designs and durability; that's what you get when you buy pur Table Damask. '■ 1/3 WHITE TURK TOWELS. lOid These are Towels that will .bo towels in six months, not jelly strainers. We reckon this to be the best value in thecity. 9/6 INLAID LINOLEUMS. 6/11 , ; A Running Yard, , : , v ; . ; 2000 yards Heavy Inlaid Linoleum Usually sold at 9/6 Special Sale Price 6/11 SPECIAL LINE OF AXMINSTER SLIP MATS. TJnfringed Fringed * , Special Sale price 1/9 Special Sale Price 2/3 Special Offer of SEAMLESS AXMINSTER CARPET SQUARES. ’ Nice Heavy, Quality. Oft. x 9ft. - £5/5/9ft, x 10ft. Gin. - . - £5/16/9rt. x 12ft. . - - £5/19/6 19ft. Gin. x 12ft, - - ' £O/1 LG 10ft. Gin. x 13ft. Gill. > - £7/15/for £4/4/- ~ 64/10/- „ £4/(5/-. „ £5/15/- „ £6/10/£l4 SIDEBOARD for &7 American Imported Oak 1 Sideboard;-(very ; pretty 'style, quaint cupboards. This is /an exceptionally low pried and a long way under ■ COSt. , 'V. £ll DRAWING-ROOM £6 Drawing Room Suite of 7 pieces, well , made, and artistically covered. Absolutely given • away at this price. ■ ■/' 12/6 KITCHEN TABLES. 9/6 The price ,of these should be convincing. 'Come and sec the quality. 3/9 for 2/6 I doz. CUPS AND SAUCERS. Our famous white and gold cups, and saucers, ■ 2/6 per half dozen,'This is a lower price than many of the wholesale houses charge.", . (;• 14/6 TOILET SETS. 9/6 This is the cheapest and best line ever; shown; here. There is only a limited number./ / : WHITE DINNER WARE. Bread and Butter Plates • Pudding Plates Dinner Hates Vegetable Dishes - Sauce Boats - I/- half dozen 1/9 „ i/9 each 94 Carriage paid to Country on all Goods excepting Crockery, Furniture, Carpets and Linoleum. VEITCH ALLAN, “WELLINGTON'S BUSIEST STORE-"-.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7055, 17 February 1910, Page 9
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