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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 14048, 19 July 1916, Page 9

1 - — —______________■— i— i ii m . . jjj . i .I i iii ■ . ■'" • ■■•■ , .r» » .. m Ji « k ADAtR BROS. _^_^^s________^ Winter Sale I Commen .ed To-day. j t AND IT'S GOING WITH GENUINE VIM AND SWING. THE BARGAINS ARE IN HUNDREDS, 2£ EVERY DEPARTMENT A FEAST OF THEM. TAKE THESE ITEMS BENEATH FOR INSTANCE, JM WHICH ARE ONLY A HANDFUL OF THE HUNDREDS:— V fflf ALL MODM; MILLINERY and Ready- MILITARY STRIPE DRESS TWEEDS _i to-Wea,ra at HALF-PRICE. This Sea. One-third of Usual Price; 40in wide. "__ {on son's importations. JRJ »£& <- Usual price 2/11 yard. . £« (MODEL HATS— - AT „ • IMI , M SALE price 1/11 yard. TM Usual prices 25/- to 65/- JMJK SALE prices 12/6 to 32/6. • - _ Iflfl 't^™,™ „.„»„„ 40-INCH ALL-WOQL CREPE Reduced HI REIADY-TO-WEIARS— ~ „ . , n , > . , Uffi| ■•, , . „., One- third. Good range of colors. lift] * Usual price 5/6 to 35/- Wild SALE price 2/9 to 17/6. Usual price 2/6 yard. jB? X& DAINTY WHITE SILK BLOUSES, j SALE price 1/8 yard. • -|§ (Marked prices 14/6 to 39/6. '■■ SPECIAL OFFERING of CURTAIN -....- ffl SALE prices 7/3 to 19/9. LINENS,, m woven and printed de- HOK DELAINE AND FLANNEL BLOUSES, signs, at Half-price ; 48 ' to s?in. wide. Hffl good patterns and newest styles. • '■ . TT *. -. „.., „,., _„ ".,,'■ ' vmu s - . J Usual prices 3/6 v , 4/11. 5/6. 6/6 yd. _l_ Usual prices 7/6 to 18/6. qatw • ,_«_ o_,„ , *8_ 'SALE prices 4/11 to 12/3. SALE prices l/$(, 2/6, 2/9, 3/3 yd. ... .. jjt ItK EVENING FROCKS, originally priced * .„ nAmn i ■-, „.. % |TO £3 to £7. ■ . . f • 40 PAIRS CASEMENT CtTRTATNS, m . Jfl M W Clearing SALE price 25/- each. Laoo, Lustre, and printed' designs. •■ ffljl || 40-INCH COLORED SATINS.,.in a range Beautiful Goods, at Half-price, 'fflj || of excellent shades, almost Half-price. , Usual p"nces 6/6, 18/6, 25/- pair. ' • BSI Xf-i Usual prices 3/11, 4/11, 6/11 yard. SALE prices 3/3, 9/3, 12/6 pair. W i SALE prices 1/11, 2/11, 3/11 yard. ;; .: ""' '&& -"*"**■ yap Every Day Hew Bargains and Fresh Remnants, js * mmmmmmm^^ mmmmmmK ' mm^^ m ' mmmmmK^fmmmmmmmimmmimmm^^

ADVERTISING IS THE FORCE WHICH ENABLES THE MODERN BUSINESS MAN" .TO DISREGARD, DISTANCE BETWEEN HIMSELF Am> HIS PROBPE CTIVB CUSTOMERS, THE FORCffifcWHICH GIVES HIM THOUSANDS ( ELOQUENT TONGUES WITH WHICH TO TELL HIS BUSINBSS STORY TO THE WORLD. OUR INSETS ARE GOT UP IN iA MANNER SUFFICIENTLY ATTRAQTT7E ivENSURE THEIR BEING READ BY THE PUBLIC^ WHICH IS THE OBJECT OF THE ADVERTISER. THIS FORM OF ADVERTISING IS BECOMING POPULAR WITH PROGRESSIVE FIRMS WHO HAV_ TESTED THE EFFICIENCY OF A WELL-DISPLAYED IN^ET, AND THE RESULTS HAVE PROVED BEYOND .QUjESTTON TH,AT OUR WORK, COMBINED WTTH THB WIDE. CIRCULATION OF THE " HERALD)" IS, OUTSIDE THE ORDINARY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENT, AN _*VESTMENT RETURNING EXCELLENT RESULTS. ii i Tho Herald Job f=>riritlng Department WORKMLANSHIP, THE BIG VARIETY OF THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF HIGH-CLASS' JOBBIN,Q ,TYP,E, AND A THOROUGH- ' LV EFFICIENT PRINTING PLANT, ENABLES US TO PRODUCE A CLASS OF WORK WHICH OANNOT BE EXCELLED IN EVEN T_E LARGER CENTRES. WITH THE FACILITIES WHICH WE POSSESS, WE ARE TN A POSITION 4P UNDERTAKE EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ... . high - class Work WHICH WE GUARANTEE TO FAITHFULLY EXECUTE ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND TO THE ENTIRE SATISFACTION OF OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS. A FEATURE HAS BEEN MADB IN THE BRODUOTION OF LEDGERS ACCOUNT BOOKS JOURNALS cash books W^CH A^ , RULED TO MEET T_Jii i_3&ANDB OF SPECIAL R#QUTREMENTS, AND THE SUCCESS 15 ... THIS DEPARTMENT HAS MERITED THE PLACING WITH US OF BIG ORDERS FROM A NUMBER OF THE PRINUD7AL MERCA_ITILB FIRMS m THE DIBTRICT. •■ ■ g. •- ■ . ■ !