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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14837, 14 February 1919, Page 2

...".'/.■ •■>•/■•. .Y- . * ■ V^r ■ ■ > "' l 1 ™"^ antM soim g ff— "" | &** ■ **&f Jr^> mmm [mi ■■ ■ i Shop before Saturday, Feb. 15, And Secure some of the Exceptional Bargains. ' /CROWDED INTO THE LAST WEEK OF THIS BIG SALE WILL BE HOSTS OF BARGAIN LINES THAT MUST BE CLEARED BEFORE SATURDAY. DESPITE THE RECORD BUSINESS OF THE LAST THREE WEEKS, THERE ARE STILL HEiAVILY - LADEN BARGAIN TABLES, AND PRICES HAVE BEEN SO REDUCED AS TO LO3AVE NO DOUBT ABOUT TEE SELLING. SHOP EARLY AND LATE TOTS WEEK. AND GET YOUR SHARE OF THE "GOOD THINGS" OFFERING. . . There are hundreds of Remnants Some less than Half-price. EVERY "DEPARTMENT HAS A BIG LOT OF REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS OF MATERIALS IN A VARIETY O'F LENGTHS , AND PRICES v ARE RIGHT DOWN TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. THERE ARE. HUNDREDS OF USEFUL PIECES OF FLANNELETTES. GALICOEB/BLOUSINGS, PRINTS, DRESS MATERIALS, SILKS, LACES, RIBBONS. ETC. ALL MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK ''■'•■■.■-'■' \ : \ -„'■■■ ■ SAI E ENDf 6N SATURDAY.

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