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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18203, 2 March 1929, Page 22

HERBERTS Last Two Days of sale; Friday g gjafjfrday Our Sale draws to a close and with its closing goes a golden opportunity to effect Real Savings. CONSIDER THESE SAVINGS. HAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS. REAL SNIPS AT THE MANCHESTER DEPT. SUPERIOR SILK CURTAIN NET. The Shades are Rose and Saxe — Usually 7/11 IjAST two days 4/6 DON’T MISS THESE IN OUR SHOWROOM. FROCKS: Rayon, Voile and Striped Fuji— Usually sold up to 47/6 IjAST TWO DAYS MILLINERY—I Table Full to Clear— LAST TWO DAYS 12/6 1/NIGHTDRESSES made from the Best Quality Fuji Silk; Shades are Pink, Sky, Cream and Helio— LAST TWO DAYS 9/6 ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS AT THE DRESS DEPT. FUJI SILK—Our Heavy Make. Buy it by the dozen yards. Only 200 yards left — Usually 2/6 LAST TWO DAYS 1/11 STRIPED ENGLISH CREPE Fuji Stripes, 3 6inch— Usually 1/11 LAST TWO DAYS 1/PER YARD ITALIAN CLOTH, 5 4 inch, Heavy Make, Ideal for Bungalow Aprons. Only 30 Yards to Clear— LAST TWO DAYS 1/3 PER YARD SNAP THESE UP AT THE HABBY. SENSOLA TREPOINT SILK HOSE, All Shades and Sizes— Usually 5/11 LAST TWO DAYS PAIR 2/6 LADIES’ FABRIC FANQY GLOVES, Newest Shades. Buy a Pair To-day— Usually 4/11 LAST TWO DAYS 2/3 ORIENTAL SILK SCARVES New Designs— Usually 7/11 LAST TWO DAYS 1/DOORS OPEN AT 9 a.m. —BE EARLY. SEE FOR SEE FOR WINDOWS BARGAINS WINDOWS BARGAINS HERBERTS GENUINE SALE BARGAINS LIKE THESE DON’T LAST LONG. SHOP EARLY!

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