RECORD 11 DAYS CLEARANCE.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12709, 21 March 1911, Page 4

RECORD 11 DAYS CLEARANCE.

COMMENCE TO-MORROW MORNING, 9 A.M.

In this issue Messrs Young and Collins, tho wcill-known leather goods merchants, advertise an el-even days'-, deart anco of Fancy Leather G-ocds, Travelling Requisites, etc. This has been found necessary owing to the firm requiring space for large shipmc-aits of new gdodis just arriving. Mr W. L. Young, who is just returning from England, has been in touch with all thel leading leather -manufacturer? there, and is bringing _ with him several cares of choice novelties. In order to maket room for these goods, the firm have decided on the present Record Clearance. The lines comprise many special samples in ladies' bags, square and peggy shapes, dressing cases, travelling requisites, brush ware, basket ware, and other leather ware, of which their up-to-date stock is composed. Some rare bargains are showing, and thci rang© of bacs alone, priced as they are from Is bd upwards, should certainly appeal to the ladies. Tho firm are determined to clear tlicdr pressmt stock of travelling requisites, brusnware and basket ware, and the present is a splendid opno-rtu-nity to keen shoppers and Easter travellers. The windows will be illuminated to-night and during the week, f)£»d doubtless crowds" will avail IJieraselves of the big bargains offered. The Clearance commences at 9 a.m. to-mor-row, and one and all should make a point of securing some of th? offerings. Good advice is—Be among the early ones.