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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16376, 25 June 1927, Page 6

Worth Waiting For! Big Half-yearly Commences on TUESDAY WE ONLY HAVE ONE SALE KACIi SKAfSOX, BUT WHEN IT COMES IT'S A GENUINE SALE. AFFORDING UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE MONEY-SAYING OPPORTUNITIES ON HIGH QUALITY LINES FOUND ONLY AT PETTIE'S. Here are some of the Bargain Lines that will await you on Tuesday Next WBiiSiHffllMHfli Lengths ALL HALF-PAIGE B«intffu! new goods, many of which Have <>nly just entered the depart - inept; Brocaded Lames, Enibroidered Georgettes, Embroidered • and Printed Taffetas, etc., in robe * 'lengths, containing 3yds and 3£yds —Usually £4/4/- to £B/8/-. SALE PRICES 42/- TO 73/6 Model Millinery USUALLY 59/6 TO 75/A big range of really smart and attractive Winter Models, in Velvet, Plush, etc., trimmed in the laiest styles, and shown in all the Beason's colors, including Navy and Black. SALE PRICE 19/6 10P Pairs of Good Corsets HALF-PRIGEJTO CLEAR Various numbers in the popular "Twilfit" D. and A. and La Belle makes. All good models, in a range of sizes from 22in to 33in. The above are odd numbers and broken ranges that are to bo cleared—Usually 8/11, to 32/6. SALE PRICE 4/6, 7/9 TO 15/9 100 dozen Pairs of Encore Silk Stockings EASILY WOfttHi 5/11 PAIR A warehouse stock of good Silk Stockings, not the kind you sometimes see in cheap shops, but good reliable sil}c above the knee, seamed and mock fashioned. All good shades including Beige, Flesh, Banana, Silver, Dawn, Nude, etc. SALE PRICE 2/11 A Big Lot of New French Crepe-d^-Chines USUALLY 11/6 TO 15/6 Mostly evening shades in a heavy French ■ All-silk quality. Plain colors include: Saxe, Flame, Pink, Jade, Royal, Parma, Rose, etc.; also Flame and Royal Blue in 1 Shaded Crepe de Chine, which was originally 15/6 yard. SALE PRICE 6/11 The Best Quality Velveteens "UJUIS" AND "TOQTAL" MAKES-USUALLY 11/6 Twenty new shades in yard wide Velveteen, the best Cjiiffon dress finish, with fine twill baofe. Colors , include: Wine, Navy, Royal, Purple, Parma, Green, Grey, Flame, Rose, etc. SALE PRICE 8/11 Plain stylos, taped and hemmed; 2/6 A 2/11 also a special line „ , of Frilled Pillow ,a,r 20 Pieces of Madras Muslin Dark and light grounds, with . . p, colored designs; aaie mce plain and scallop- <.i** od border; 45 and ■'" 50 inches wide, y _• Originally 4/11 ,aru to 7/11. 20 Pieces of Window Holland In ivy green :uul „ . - . ecru shades only; M,e mce widths -IS, 24, 28, 9(j 30 and 06 inch. v , Originally 1/0 Ya|lfl to 2/11. Velveteen, 22in. wide Good quality . . Velveteen in 1 , shades of grey '/" and dark mole v . only. 2Bin. wide. Tara Originally 5/11. Flannelette Nightgowns Made of Horroeksps reliable I quality, in a« ■ p . I heavy winter Wl * ,g '""r weight; V neck & elbow sleeves. 9/11 trimmed with torchon lace. Usually 15/6. Millinery Movers A clearing hn*of Millinery Allover in plain and Sa | e p p | w fancy styles; for making hats, ... -j/ ' trimmings, &c. 20 inches wide. y^pd Originally 3/1.1, 4/11 to 7/11 yd. 'den's All Wool Socks In best N.Z. make. A heavy ribbed 3 PairsfOP make for winter n/n wear. Worth 1/6 </l? I>air. Men's H.S. Handkerchiefs A Big Special Purchase of . . . man uf itcturers' g|j{ throw-outs, practically perfoct; fpp W.-hito Lawn. Hemstitched. 2/6 Worth 9d and Eacli.Boys' Grey Jerseys Boys' N.Z. make All Wool Jerseys, „ . in grey only. " fll Bizes 20 to 2Sin. Usual Prices 5/6 to S/11. Closed All Day Monday to Complete final Preparations for this Big Sale PETTIE'S