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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7683, 5 February 1904, Page 6

GENEROUS BARGAINS. . . & A liberal reduoiion in the price of every article in the entire stook is what the D.I.G. (Wellington) Summer Clearance Sale means. The Sale is now in its second week, and the momentum it has gathered has been marvellous; from the country, particularly, the response has been more than anticipated. The bargains are generous—and designedly so—because the Company has immense quantities that must be cleared out before new Winner goods are opened up. To specially name some choice bargains would be to experience some difficulty, but it is safe to say that better value is impossible in ready-made costumes and skirts, washing fabrics, silks, house-linen. Por instance, white Jap silk. 27 inches wide, and now so popular for day and evening blouses and children's dresses, marked at Isßd. Delay may mean disappointment. Better mail your order at once, and be mindful to add the P.O. Order or cheque. All letters should be addressed to "The Manager, D.1.C., Wellington."