EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8457, 17 June 1913, Page 5

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

IN A I/ACE AND BIBBON DEPABTMEMT. During the period of "The big rebuilding sale some esionsshing reductions nave been made in the whole oi tha stock. Everything hoe been reduced. and nowhere in the whole establishmont have prices been more ruthlessly cut that in the lace and ribbons department. It should be remembered that these reductions have been made on the latest importatione and most iasluonable novelties —not on old stock, in© undermentioned few examples will serve as an indication: —Wide side ribbons, in all popular colours and shades, trom 4 to 6 inches wide, and good value at Is and Is 3d, all to go at 6d per yard. 18-m allover laoe and nets for blouses, yokes. e.c. Over 600 yards of Oriental lace, woven spot nets, shadow Valenciennes, etc., m Paris and white, usually sold at 2s 6d, 8s 6d and 8s lid, to be cleared at Is dd. Is 6d and Is lid. 80 dozen woollen motor scarvce in plain and striped ends, including all creme, usually sold at 3s 6d, 5s 6d and 6s Gd now 2s. 6d 3s 6d and 4s lid. 85 dozen novelty silk bows, delightful creations worth from 9d, Is and Is 3d upwards, now 41d, 6d, 9d, and Is. These are ©ilk velvet crepe de chene and satin, and ax© of the newest shapes and designs. Oniy a few of the bargains offering are here given. There are thousands of others which yon ought to com© and eee. Country residents when visiting the Economics sal© should ask about the refund of railway fares*. City residents should inquire about the free 'sewing machines. •