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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 106, 6 May 1929, Page 5

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SCHNEIDEMAN’S, The Avenue IwMyWOWMylj Men! Announcement Extraordinary! The Greatest Suit Sale in the History o£ Wanganui! Bought from Huddersfield Woollen Mills—thousands of yards of high-class All-wool Worsteds and Tweeds, slightly damaged by water and smoke, but most of it is in good condition. 1,000 of these Suits Made up in our own workrooms, will he offered at Some at IW-limbhUh*. Less than _ L* S< ™ ’..“ " ••: Enormous Savings SoiTS a i:::;:::::;;:;;:::;;;;:-| Tpiiii:':!’ wi " be passed on to the public, commencing Little Over K. /j TUESDAY ’ MIAY 7 ’’ - ulr 9 a.m. 12 SUITS—In different sizes Ordinary price £l/4/- Salvage Sale Prices 49/6 to 69/6 25 SUITS—Hand made, ready to wear Ordinary price 95/9 Salvage Sale Prices 59/6 to 79/6 60 SUITS Smart lapels; all-wool English Tweeds; material in good condition Ordinary price £5/15/6 Salvage Sale Prices 69/6 to 92/6 150 SUITS Perfect fitting garments; good quality Worsted material, sound condition Ordinary price £6/6/Salvage Sale Prices 84/- to £5/5/175 SUITS—In Dark Grey and Brown Worsted materials, in first-class order Ordinary price £B/8/Salvage Sale Prices £5/10/- to £5/16/6 AND A HOST OF OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. +— —+ +— ■—■■—— f I In conjunction with this Sale our I J ALTERATIONS, if necessary, made I enl ’ re I I Free of Charge. j OVERCOAT DEPARTMENT j j Conditions of this Sale are for Nett I i will be placed at a reduction. j j Cash only. ♦ + ~ -—4 This Sale will continue from day to day till our stocks are cleared to make room for our usual stock SCHNEIDEMAN. Tailor AVENUE WAi ‘jUI AUCKLAND WELLINGTON. • HASTINGS INVERCARGILL