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Taranaki Daily News, 1 August 1931, Page 11

SECOND 'WEEK OF WINTER CLEARANCE SALE ; 5 — ■ - ; — ! ' „ ' „ Woo' HEAVY UNBLEACHED HERRINGBONE SHEETING. FLANNEL SNIP! 28in. ALL-WOOL COLONIAL ELAN- New Zealand-made Knitting Wool. Soft 4-ply Ladies’Fancy-Cuff Brown Kid Gioves. Excel- A vi S X’&'S " Sale Price: sdn., i/s yard. nels i„ pi»k ar»y. N.tur.l, Shetland, Orkney. s.ie quality All shades. Also marl colourings, lent quality.-All sizes. Were 8/11. Now 5/1 SMAKT w glovfs S= '. fueb offehl w* - gXTKSU yoJ seTn our sale offer of ladies' r Sale per skem W^. LA Wk st Wi Helt SS °eU mC to £ pF'.MW/S « VW- —»X ““ « 1/3 -* P'AU' T 'S’ B ST»Z? ” Si New’seaS and “wanto In White, Pink, Sky, Helio, etc. A - 3/11. SaleJP c . -/' P • Drastic- FLORAL TEA COSIES. Well filled. Sale Price: 1/3 each. In all wanted shades. Sale Specie J. 29/6 eac. cd shades and styles. These were 49/6 to 79/6. Sale yard. Sale Clearance: 5 yards for FAXC y' WHITE HONEYCOMB- QUILTS G« 3Gin . TWILL WINCEYETTES. Warm soft quality for AN ASTOUNDING OFFER OF EUR NECKLEIS. Real Prices are; 25/ . 35/ . each . Don>t misg them> A READ BARGAIN: BOYS THREE-QUARTL - ally reduced. ® ale 7 ’ Underwear. In Pink, Blue and Cream. Sale Special: Fox Furs at a ridiculous price. Natural, Berge or Grey LADIES’ ROSLYN WOOLLEN VESTS. This is a line TOP HOSE. Turn-over’.tops Grey Fawn “dJ-/ 1 ’ quarter Bed, 6/11; Double Bed 8/11 each . . shadcs< Were - 9/0 to 85/ _. A]l One Price: 25/ . each . M idom afc Besfc f(jr ■All Wool fine ribbed quality. Fit children 6to -y . PILLOW COTTON SPECIAL! Horrockses 40in. plain - poR A BARGAIN IN A WARM FUR COAT, Buy during MAIDS’ FLEECY BLOOMERS. Larger sizes only. All winter. Were 12/11. Sale Price: 8/11 each. Were up to 3/11. To Clear: All 2/3 pair. cular. Was 1/11 yard. Sale Special: 1/3 ya a. ou” Sale Period. Handsome Natural Musquash Coats colours. Were 1/11, etc. Sale Prices to Clear: 1/-pair. 30in. FLEECY LINED STRIPED JERSEY SILKS. LadderTWO DOZEN LADIES’ "ROSLYN SILK AND WOOL HEAVY WHITE TWILL- SHEETING. V eaung: qua ty. Best Grade Kolinsky Fur Coats from ODDMENTS IN CHILDREN’S VELOUR COAIS. 16 to proof. l n Pink, Helio, Black, Lemon. Were 3/6 yard. HOSE. Fully fashioned Fleck Silk and Wool quality. Sale Prices: 54in . ; 1A yard; 72m., 1/6 yard, 80m., 1/9 £9 10/ 20in. Were up to 17/11. Sale Clearance: 6/11 each. Sale Price; 1/11 yard. ' ♦ ; Warm and weighty for winter.- Good shades. Wore yard. , ■ • —■ 27in. PLAIN CORD VELVETEENS. All colours. ' Were 7/11. Now 5/6. - wHorc in ' -' " "" 1 " "‘ "" 3/11 yard. Sale Price: 1/11 yard. TBAOBD GOODS AT SALE - ' " DOZENS OF MORE “REAL BARGAINS.” ff AOfl g g NEW J. L YMUU IH, ster Eugs offered at One-lbird OS. 13/11 Rugs for 12/fi; trn Tach’ T«cSPillow Sbams f.? 1/H pair. Doto.s POSTAGE MUST ACCOMPANY ORDERS FOR ALL ¥ V IA. JL/ JL«IU» HAWERA, ELTHAM 29/3 Rugs for 19/3. IJi lines al similar KEEN PRICES. - | , THESE GOODS. —— — —— —

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