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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 16042, 1 February 1923, Page 7

jL AND IN' SPITE OF MANY OTHER “SALES," BUSINESS IS BIGGER and better than* ever, all our huge stock is in the “SWIM,” AND EVERY DEPARTMENT HAS A BIG LIST OP ATTRACTION'S TO MAKE A VISIT WORTH YOUR WHILE. w, Beautiful Silks AT Bargain Prices Chiffon Taffetas, in a large range of shades, suitable for day and evening •wear. Usually 15/6 and I*7/6. NOW* 11/6. Tines* beautiful Shot Silks, in Duchesse, Mousselaine, and Taffeta; many lovely tonings. Usually 19/6. SALE Price 16/6. The latest silk fabric, Satin Marocaine, in new shades, including kingfisher, saxe, grey, Sahara, champagne, and black, 40 inclies wide. • Usually 16/6. NOW 14/6. ißroche Crepe de-Chines, in shades of nil, rose, maize, apricot, navy, and black, 38 inches wide. Usually 25/6. NOW 21/-. Smart New Striped Pailette Silks, in nigger, navy, saxe, and mole grounds, with contrasting stripe, 36 inches wide. | Usually 16/6. SALE Price 12/6. We've Still 200 Dozen TOWELS Part of the two Big Special Lines we have been featuring during the past week. Some are slightly soiled, but- are High-grade 1 Towels, at BARGAIN PRICES. Colonial Turkish Towels; sizes 16 x34to 22 x 47. Usually 2/11, 4/9, 6/6, and 10/- Pair. NOW 2/3, 3/6, 4/11, and 7/11 Pair. Christy’s High-grade White Towels: sizes 21 x 36 to 24 x 46. Usually 3/6, 5/6, 6/3, and 6/11 Each. NOW 2/3, 3/11,, 4/6, and 4/9 Each. Extra largo size White Bath Towels and Batli Sheets, heavy absorbent qualities; sizes 26 x 51 to 41 x 59. Usually 7/6, 9/6, 11/6, to 17/6 Each. NOW 5/6, 6/6, 8/6, to 13/6 Each. Christy’s Heavy Quality Bath Mats, in a variety of styles; slightly imperfect weave and finish. Usually 8/11, 9/6, 11/6, to 17/6 Each. ' NOW 6/6, 6/11, 8/6, to 12/6 Each. Bargain News FOR Men. Men’s Neglige Shirts, white bodies, colored fronts and cuffs; ail exceptional bargain at 7/6. SALE Price 5/11. Men’s Oxford Neglige Shirts; a splendid weaving line, in fast colors. Usually 9/6. NOW 7/6. 12 dozen Men's Summer Singlets and Underpants all cotton, Morley’s best, English make. Usually 5/6, 6/6. NOW 3/11, 4/6. Boys’ Golf Stockings, in red, blue, arid green bar tops. Usual prices 3/- to 4/6. SALE Prices 2/6 to 3/9. Boys’ Navy Shorts, for School wear; reliable hard-wearing qualities. Usual prices 9/3 to 13/6. SALE Prices 7/9 to 11/9. Washing Cottons FOR Summer Frocks. Plain Snongc Cloths, in a big range of all the best shades. Usually 4/11. NOW 3/11. Light Prints, for aprons and overalls; an excellent washing quality; 30 to 36 inches wide. Usually 1/6. CLEARING at 9d. Voiles for Summer Frocks, in a variety of striped and floral designs. Originally 3/6 to 4/11. CLEARNIC at 1/6 Yard. Four pieces of Cotton Foulard, saxe, grev, and black grounds. ‘ Originally 3/11. NOW I/11. Two pieces of Cotton Georgette, in pink and pale blue only; 40iri. wide. Usual price 4/11. NOW 2/11. Reliable Washing Zqphyrs, in new stripes, checks, anti plain colors; all double width. Usual prices 2/6. 2/9, 2/11, 3/3. SALE Prices 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, 2/9. Half-price Lines FROM THE Fancy Dept. Ladies’ White Silk Stockings; extra spliced toes and heels. Usual price 5/11. SAL'E Price 2/11. Spun Silk Stockings, Nigger only. Usually 16/6. SALE Price 7/6. White Bottom Stockings. SALE Price 1/6 Pair. Jumper Knitting Silks, full hanks, all wanted colors. Usually 8/6 hank, SALE 4/9. SMART SUNSHADES Clearing 8/11, 12/6, 15/6 each. Silk Nets, Guipure Allovers, Silk Fringe, and Embroidered Silk Motives. All Half Usual Rates. MILLINERY BARGAINS ARE WORTHY YOUR NOTICE. Smartly-trimmed Model Hats, in all good shapes and new colorings. Usually 55/6 to 63/-. NOW 25/6. ’24 only Untrimmed Burnt Java Straw llats, suitable for Beach wear; ah good-fitting shapes. Were 9/11. CLEARING at 4/11. Smart Ready-to-wear Straws, in all the latest colorings and shapes. Usually 17/6 to 22/6. SALE Price 9/11. Infants’ White Stitched Silk Hats, finished with cord trimmings; all sizes. Usually 5/11. NOW 4/11. SALE TIME AT PETTI THE DRAPERS Gisborne

j Heaps of Places to go \ And the Car to get you there THE FORD £ um NO Car bears such an unqualified reputation for sturdiness as the LORD. NO other is so noted for Economy. NO other combines to so high a degree the three essentials required of a Car, LOW FIRST COST, LOW AFTER COST, & POSITIVE RELIABILITY. Prices now Below Pre-war 1 SEDAN £298. TOURING £ 2o4 ' COUPLET £275. RUNABOUT £lB7. (Fitted -with Self-starter, Detachable Rims and Spare llim and Spare lyre.) TOURING £173. TON TRUCK £IBO. RUNABOUT £156. e Without Self-starter, or Detachable Rims, Spare Rim or lyre. PRICES F. 0.8. WELLINGTON. Bignell & Holmes SOLE FORD DEALERS, POVERTY BAY AND EAST COAST. GISBORNE AND TOKOMARU BAV. Gl.iiioit.NE-- I'huiit) 4lti, TOKOMARU—’Phone IK