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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 19978, 1 July 1939, Page 13

AM*' SO ATTRACTIVE WINTER COATS Tweed, Camel Cloths and Fur-Trimmed Mild woatlioT conditions have left ns with a large stock of Winter Coats. The big range advertised includes the latest in Tailored styles in Tweeds and Fancy Velours. Fur trimmed in new weaves and attractive colourings,, and the popular camel hair types for travel wear. EACH STYLE DIFFERENT S.W. W. and O.S. sizes WERE' 49/6 TO 75/SALE PRICE CLEARANCE 29/6 | MILLINERY ODDMENTS /■/fT A table of Ladies’ and Children’s Hats, in wool and fur felts Mostly small sizes. SEE THE 1/. TABLE 100 PAIRS OF WHITE PURE WOOL BLANKETS SINGLE BED SIZE Definitely the best blanket value obtainable to-day. Pure long staple South Island wool, with attractive pink and gold border. Full single bed size. TO DAY’S VALUE 25/6. Sale Price 19/11 pr MENS OVERCOATS New Season's Styles Drastically Reduced We can’t afford to carry these Coats over till the next season. We haven’t either the room or the inclination. They’re all good style coats in warm all wool tweeds. Single and double breasted sit les, in all fittings for all figures. Originally 55/- to 99/6. SALE PRICES 3,9/6 55/- 69/6 I* l m m 1 SINGLE BED SIZE DOWN QUILTS Twelve only. ENGLISH MADE DOWN QUILTS. Covered with downproof sateen. Floral designs with plain contrast panels. Exceptional value. Were 29/6 to 37/6. 19/11 Each CURTAIN MUSLINS 600 Yards of CURTAIN NETS, and MADRAS MUSLINS. Pro am and ecru, in plain designs woven checks and tiny patterns as well as allover designs. Were 2/3 to 2/11. CLEARING AT 1/3 Yd. PETTIES SALE

T INEN-MARKING OUTFIT (Rub-"*-J ber stamp of your name, pad. brush, indelible ink, and a box to hold the lot), 3/6; postage- 3d extra. — At the Herald Office.