McGRUER, TAYLOR’S Winter Sale Jh|E j li || H'S ® From 9 a.m. Crowds will flock to McGruer Taylor's on Thursday, The greatest Bargain Event this city has ever seen Dependable Merchandise at Half the ordinary prices— displayed on special tables. The store will be thronged from 9 a.m. First comers get first choice. Whatever you do Come Early. These few actual examples show how the thing is done . Mantle Department Fancy Department Dress Department Usual Sale Usual Sale Usual Sale Price Price Price Price Price Price LADIES' VELOUR COATS—In fjr /- » < ./O LADIES’ BLACK COTTON HOSE 4/- t>ER YARD: PER YARD: Fawn, Grey, Navy, Brown, & *’U. I/V I / O/ 4 4 29-in. CREAM FUJI SILK Q/4 4 with Astrachan Collar and 0/R LADIES’ PLAIN BLACK CASH- 4/ 4 4 T 1 /I I Good Qualify. V/ I I Cuffs. Stitched with Silk at L/ 0 MERE FINISH HOSE. 1/ II C/I 1 29-iu. PLAIN WHITE FUJI r/Q Back. These are Very Smart Hawley’s Fast Dye. 0/ I I SILK. □/ U Coats. i ; /I 1 19 ‘ in - CREAM TAFFETA and /4 4 3/4 4 LADIES’ BLACK PURE /4 * 0/ I I MERV SILK. 4/ I I II I BOTANY WOOL HOSE. 4/ I I 7/£ 40-in and 54-in. STRIPED, 0/0 UU/ COATS. S.W., W. and OS. IM/ U I/O CHECKED and PLAIN j/O to 69/6 Sizes, fl /4 4 LADIES' BLACK RIBBED •) /4 4 to 12 6 TWEEDS ■■ I I ALL WOOL CASHMERE 4/11 Q/1 1 56-in. STRIPED HOPSACKS. 1/11 QQ /£ 2 OnIy—LIGHT FAWN RUB- 7 /£ HOSE 0/ I I 4/ I I u/0 BER COATS. I/O 4n / Q 561i f1 . ALL PURE WOOL E/£ 5/t* LADIES’ WIDE RIB PURE Q/C lU/ O ROSLYN and ASHBUR- □/ 0 /o BOTANY WOOL CASH- J u TON TWEEDS—In Stri ( ved COATS. Slightly Faded. I / U MERE HOSE.—Putty, Black, and Heather Effects. ■ : —“/"T bating and Navy. 1 O /C 56-in. ALL WOOL STRIPED 7/11 IR/R LADIES GREY TWEED K/C 10/0 BLANKET CLOTH in I/Il Iv/O SKIRTS. Smart Style. With *»/ W n/n LADIES’ PLAIN BLACK COL- f) /£» Cream Ground Only. Pocket at side. O/O ONIAL KNIT ALL WOOL 4/0 1/| /P 5.4-in. ALL WOOL VELOURS 44/ f» 1 ■ - HOSE. 14* / U in Fawn, Brown, Maroon, II / 0 nq n LADIES’ SMARTLY CUT y r : andVieuxßo.se. ' 40/0 TWEED SKlRTS—Assorted I/O Q/Q LADIES’ BLACK RIB COLON- Q/1 4 nr /p 54-in. ALL WOOL CUT ion to 39/6 Designs and Colourings. and 8/6. 0/3 lAL KNITTED ALL WOOL 4/ I I Zv/u STRIPE VELOURS in Lovely !3/ 0 ’ Z T Z —. Z HOSE. Quality in Brown. Mole, Grey 97 /R NAVY AND BLACK FACE 19/R and Navy. 4f/0 CLOTH SKIRTS in O.S. It/U Q/4 4 GIRLS’ PLAIN BLACK COL- <) /4 4 4 Q/P 54-in ALL WOOL PILOT 4r /n and E.O.S. Women’s Sizes 0/ I I ONIAL KNIT ALL WOOL 4/ I I 13/ O CLOTH in Nat v Only. 13/0 only. HOSE. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. 1/11 28 in - NURSE CLOTHS. In 4/C ' . , I/ I i Striped and Plain. 8/ U nr/_ VERY SMART PLEATED 4E , Q P/4 4 LADIES' ART SILK HOSE Q/4 4 n/« 27-in. TOBBRALCO in Floral liffeel 4/Q wJ/ SKIRTS. Small and Large Iw/V 0/ I I Oddments in Navy, Brown, 0/ I I Z/w Only. 8/U Checks. To 8/11 Grey and Black. 2/11 28 ’ in ‘ UNION SHIRTING. £ LADIES’ WOOLLEN COSTUMES /Q 1/11 CHILDREN’S SILK AND -j /- Pair. 1/11 27-in DARK GREY COTTON in Jade, K. Fisher, Navy, Gin- 1/ U |/ | | WOOL SOCKS in sizes 0I / I/ I I TWEED. I/ U namon, Nigger, Saxe, Fawn, y 0 2/6 to 4. Cream, Sky, & Tusore. 4 /< 4 27-in PLAIN N \VY DRILL 4 / Putty, Champagne, with —8/ I I Fast Colour. I / Striped Collar and Cuffs. 1/11 CHILD’S STRIPED TOP ALL - 1 /C *l/11 38-in STRIPED WINCEYETTE 1 /f> ; I/ I I WOOL CASHMERE SOCKS I/ V /J | | / QC /- FANCY KNIT COSTUMES in To 2/6 in White, Beaver, Grey and ‘ PLAIN WHITE PILLOW (’ASICS wJ/ Putty, Grey and Havana, z-v/ U Champagne. Sizes 2 to 6. Reduced to 111 Pair. Coat with Plain Reverse. 11l 2/ p CHILD’S NAVY ALL WOOL 1/ < WHITF FRIIIFD PIT lOW CASFS /O CASHMERE i HOSE. 1/ Educed to o'/Q Pair 03/ V COSTUME. Large Size. / Sizes 3to 7. 3/6 Slightly Faded. FORFAR TEA TOWEL- Size 27 9/C CHILD’S CREAM KNITTED 1 11 „ Reduced to 4 / Each EQ /e 1 Only-LIGHT GREY M/P 2/0 ALL WOOL J HOSE. Sizes 1/11 ° 5 Reduced to .... J / Each 33/0 MARLE WOOLLEN COS- 44/ To 3/3 7,8, 9 and 10. Slightly soiled. a/«28 x 21-in. COLOURED BORD QD. Each. TUME. Small size Cardigan l/< cr A<SH r’IDTUS 3 COaL 9/11 1/11 Red and Bite Oniy.' • ’ ELLA t HOSE. Sizes 3to I/ I I 4 /?> hi iil l’i i ()\i i(T O'i l I 4 / 35/- WOOLLEN FROCKS. 23/g To3/H 10. 1/6 “X 1/ Fawn, Putty, Navy, Brown. 5/11 LADIES’ HEAVY WOOLLEN 0/11 3/11 ING ‘ ' 2/11 ? /■ ■ GAUNTLET GLOVES. /■ ■ fi/ /4 4 70 in I'N’RI FA('HI’ I) im! A/ 4 4 Q 7 /R 3 ° nI y—WHITE AND BLACK Q/4 4 Latest Striped Gauntlets in 3/11 I ntßlNi lOS 1’ Mil-f" 2• 1 1 Of/O JERSEY COATS. Slightly 3/ II Whit e, Beaver, Camel, 7 [ng Solled ’ „ 2 - in ALL W OOL COLONIAL EE/- HEAVY RIBBED JERSEY 4C /C 0/11 CHILDREN’S HEAVY WOOL- 0/9 1 / LA , NN J EL p “' k ’ D 2J hl< .‘L’ 3/ COATS. In Scarlet with S 0/0 2/ I I LEN GAUNTLET GLOVES 2/U Shetland and Orkurj. Reduced White Striped Collar. Also sizes 3to 6. White, Beaver, to l / M Golden Brown with Dark nn( j n r pv ' W Heather Collar. Large Sizes. H/Q 30 in. DOMESTIC CRETONNES 4 /0 —- O/O LADIES’ WOOLLEN GLOVES. 0/0 “ Lovely R “ lge of Colour ' ’' ° OH C CHILDREN’S AND MAIDS’ 7/D 3/3 T n Brown Naw and Beaver 4/3 44/0 NAVY JERSEY COATS. I/O U/ ln BrOWD ’ Navy and Beaver. / A/4 4 36-in. KHETOHENE In Beaut 1 4/Q Only a Few of Each Size. 4/4 4 1 .Ann’S’ KNITTED COTTON PD. ’ ful Designs and Colourings. , U ~7~r~^7r M n wnnr rapnr V” GLOVES in Black, Beaver, 0 A Splendn Fabric for Frocks 7/4 4 SHETLAND WOOL CARDI- E/ 4 4 Q , Ni and Furnishings. l/ll GANS in Lemon, Saxe, Light 0/ I I Grey ana Nigger. 58 x5B RED CHECKED fl / 1 1 Heather, Fawn. 4/Q SWISS EMBROIDERED FRIL- 4fl ±D. C/ > I TABLE COVERS. 0/11 Ee7q _ BLACK AND WHlTe' »d”IV7R 1/5 30/ b WHITE SILK JERSEY If /0 ™ = FROCKS. InD SWISS EMBROIDERED CAM- QD. TT T > 1 al • a BLUE JERSEY -J /I 4 IU BRIC EDGINGS. 4-ins, wide, 0 DCpt. jj ll SILK JUMPER. Embroid- l/ll gp to SWISS EMBROIDERED CAM- Ql_D. ered wUh Black Beads. jj BRIC EDGINGS and IN- J 2 40 /C LADIES’ BLACK MOIRETTFi C/11 Slightly Faded. Bd. Yard. SERTIONS to Match. 1-in. lu/0 UNDERSKIRTS. □/ I i Onlv HEAVY KNIT GREEN 4 /fl Edgings and Insertions 3 jd.- Q' 11 LADIES’ FLETTE NIGHTS. C/11 17/6 2 and 2-J-in. Edg- fl Id 0/ I I Scolloped at No<k and D/1 I 3/ SILK JUMPER. Slightly I I/O ings 4Jd. Yard. All New 4'2 Sfeevef Faded - Dainty Patterns. r /fl LADDS’ APRONS -In Saxe, 0/11 ———— ' Q /fl SWISS CAMISOLE EMBROID- 4/- Yd. 0/0 Navy, Rose, Fawn, Putty, 4/ II H/lwinnow I PAnnfFmAnl" “ ® ERY LONGCLOTH. 1/ Helio. New Dutch Style. nillHllCly Izcpcll UilCUl fl /fl SWISS EBROIDERED CAMBRIC 4 /fl Plain and Jazz Colourings. O/0 FLOUNCINGS. 17-in. Wide. I/O fl /4 4 LADIES’ OVERALLS in Saxe, fl /fl 777/A I ADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR C/14 0/£ CHILDREN’S STAMPED CREPE 4/4 4 4/11 Brown, Helio, Navy Neck 4/0 12/6 5/11 2/0 1/11 MteB P AD. Each. STAMPED DOYLEYS, J for DD 0/0 ponders. 22-in. to 29-in 0/3 39/6 9/11 4 mUiwnm... Li/- 15/6 6/11 • «'• x 6a,*&4=t 1/3 , A,.T , Kin/fisher Black. 16x24. AU New Designs. I/ 3 Q/11 ODD CORSETS. In All Size.-. 7/fl STAMPED PILLOW SHAMS, fl /4 4 Pr. 3/11 White, Pink and Grey. l/D 4fl/ fl CHILDREN’S HATS in Straw, fl /fl 20 x 30. New Range J/ I I to 21 /-. 12/6 Felt Velvet Beaver and Silk 6/6 of Designs. Q/11 CHILDREN’S HAND CROCH- 0/14 to 17/6 ’ anuoi. , STAMPED CAMISOLES. 4/ 4 4 and 3/11 I TED JUMPERS—Grey. In 4/11 A LARGE RANGE OF VELOUR, VELVET Slip-on and Maygar l/ll Fawn and Navy with Col ■ and. SEALETTE HATS. In Jade, King- Horrockses’ Fine Longcloth oured Edgm fisher. Brown, Navy, Fawn, Putty, Black ’ 2/6 Each. 1 7 /C 4 OnIy—SHETLAND SHAWLS g/4 4 and V Rose—USUAL PPRICES: 17/6, iI / U Slightly Soiled. U/ i I 21/- 25/-, 29/6, up to 49/6. 0/11 STAMPED NIGHTDRESS 1/11 QQ/C LADIES’ RIPPLE CUXTH /R ATT ONE PRICE "7/4’l t/ 8 I TOPS in Horrockses’ Fine 1/ ■■ UU/U DRESSING GOWNS in Red, fcv/ D ‘ I / | | Longcloth. Saxe, V. Rose, Violet. Watch For Another Change in To-morrow Morning’s Paper.
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Southland Times, Issue 19279, 25 June 1924, Page 10
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