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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19247, 12 February 1937, Page 10

s § WOOL PRICES ARE SOARING— Raw prices have jumped by leaps and bounds—New Zealand mills have all issued new lists, BUT WE ARE OUT TO DEFEAT RISING PRICES!! i*w m • **-<" m 'j« "a "these* wonderful sale A ' DIRECT •Challenge to increasprices! To-day's Value All Wool Grey Blankets All Wool White Blankets ... AH Wool Flannel SALE PRICE .}« x* iau» ■swa" m y-.'. WHILST PRESENT STOCKS LAST WE WILL SELL AT OUR OLD LOW CASH PRICES Wholesalers and manufacturers declare it is retail madness to sell at our "EclipseAll" Sale Prices. That is one view—but we are out (o give customers all the benefits and advantages possible and refuse to be intimidated into putting prices up before absolutely necessary. Having bought keenly pass on the advantages of our good buying and good fortune. Ladies' Wool Vests Children's Wool Vests, from Men's All Wool Sox Men's All Wool Singlets .... Men's All Wool Flannels .... Men's All Wool Underpants All Wool Bush Rugs ......'. Kaiapoi Travelling Rugs ... Men s Saddle Tweed Trousers "Aotea" Knitting Wools *... "Patons" Rose Wool "Totem" Sports Wool d skein d skem d skem it* <Jfe»7 «-: 3*f 1 % B '^m 2£ *Sg m\\ m iw ■i& '*\ m Melbourne Cash again score a hit at rising prices Never the like before —perhaps never again—and most certainly not for some considerable time. Market conditions are on the rise !!