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Wairarapa Daily Times, 1 July 1933, Page 2

I >€H§ Graham’s ARE ON THE EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SAVINGS AT OUR ANNUAL WINTER MEN'S GAPS, light shades.. Usually 3/6. SALE PRICE, 1/11. MEN’S CELLULAR SINGLETS. Usually 2/6. SALE PRICE, 1/3. MEN'S FLEECY - LINED SINGLETS. Usually 2/6. SALE PRICE, 1/11. MEN'S ART SILK & COTTON SOCKS. SALE PRICE, 10id Pair. MEN'S ODD WORKING COATS, size 5. SALE PRICE, 12/6. BOYS’ COLONIAL ALL WOOL CARDIGANS, in Grey only. SALE PRICE, 4/6. BOYS’ FLEECY-LINED SINCKLETS. SALE PRICES, 1/- and 1/3. BOYS’ TWEED CAPS. SALE PRICE, 9d Each. SMALL BOYS’ JACKIE COOGAN CAPS. Usually 2/6. SALE PRICE, 1/6. BOYS’ JERSEYS, sizes 24 to 30. SALE PRICE, 2/11. PILLOW OASES—SALE PRICES, 6d, 7*d, and 9d Each. 36 x 36 PRINTED CLOTHS. Usually 2/3. SALE PRICE, 1/3. DOUBLE-BED EIDERDOWN QUILTS. . SALE PRICES, from 19/11. 36 x 36 BORDERED DAMASK CLOTHS. SALE PRICE, 1/3 CURTAIN NETS— From 10id Yard. RAYON SATINS. SALE PRICE, 1/- Yard. 54in. CHARMALAINE. Usually 8/11. SALE PRICE, 3/11 Yard. John Graham & Co Ltd DRAPERS. QUEEN STREET MASTERTON. o & f JL SPECIAL OFFER IN MADE TO MEASURE. LADIES’ OR GENTS.’ IN ALL SHADES. j. ELLIOTT & Co LEATHER SPECIALISTS, MASTERTON. f Y T T T t T Y Y $ Y Y Y Y Y f Y f Y t f f ♦♦♦ f t After Stocktaking Sale HOW WE ARE SOLVING A DIFFICULT PROBLEM. 'A FTER STOCKTAKING, we discovered we had too much stock. Now we MUST reduce this amount. It is absolutely necessary to clear these surplus stocks —quickly. And, because of tae num ber of Furniture Sales being held at present, we realise that to ensure a complete and speedy clearance of our Surplus Stocks, OUR BARGAINS MUST BE MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN ANY OTHERS We took no chances Prices were reduced beyond an former recognition, HERE’S THE PROOF: 3-PTBCE CHESTERFIELDS, fully sprung. Usual Price, £32 SALE PRICE, £22/10/-. iraESTOECHAIBS. U.».l Price, pEICE , mm ,.. OAK BEDROOM SUITES, superior quality. £l7/10/-. Arthur E. Bright KURIPUNI FURNITURE FACTORY, Qqmh Street South ’Phone 1180 a B a B a D n D n