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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16044, 7 February 1920, Page 6

DISAPPOINTED DRAPERY BUYERS , CALL AT WARNOCR’S AND SATE TOUR MONET. COSTOMES AND DRESSES. Striped Crepe one-piece Dress, 32,6 for 23/6. 2 only VOILE DRESSES. . Grey, with Pink and Saxe. •51 ;6. Now 42/6. JPFHITE COTTON GABARDINE ONEPIECE DRESSES, pleated skirt, sqaare neck or roll collar, 62,6. for -57/6. JT3I SILK COSTUMES* 1 la Best Qualities. 69--. 74;'-. 95. -. 99/-. CHECK SPONGE CLOTH COSTUMES 69:6 for 55'-. fUTHING CAPS AND HATS, t. 5/6 for 3 11. 4 6 for 3’6. ,03d CORSETS. 6/11 to 16/11. Now 3,T1 to 9TI. WHITE PIQUE COSTUMES, 37/6 for 17/6, 39/6 for 19/6, CR ASH COSTUMES. 59/6 for 29/6. SHANTUNG SILK COSTUMES, £5/5/- to £5/10/-. Now 52/6, 55/-, 59/-, 75/-, FLORAL VOILE DRESS, White collar and cuff, 47/6 for 37/6. millinery. PANDAU HATS, White, with brown, red, and emerald 3/11 for 2/3. WHITE PIQUE HATS, 4/11, Now 3/9 and 3/11. A Big Lot of STRAW SHAPES, all Colours and Sizes. 2/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11. 9/11 to 17/6, GO TO BELLVES FOB TOUR SEW YEAR SUPPLIES Currants, Raisins, Sultanas. Mixed Peel, Dess. Cocoanut, Cooking and Desert Almonds, Spices Etc, Etc, in any quanJUST LANDED— UU7 ' Glass Jars PASTES in Salmon and Shrimp, Anchovette, Ham and Chicken. Lobster. Etc. ONLY 1/8 PER JAR. We are still selling TEAS at our RECORD LOW PRICES. Whv not buv nowf IT WILL PAY YOU. DELIVERIES daily. BELLYE & C0 S THE CHEAP CASH GROCERS.

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