The Ship is in.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXII, Issue 3881, 1 June 1906, Page 3

The Ship is in.

CRIMSON FLAG FLYING.

The postponed sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains, direct from looms is now dually fixed for Friday Bth, and Monday,tilth Juueiu the Alexandra Hall, VVoodville, commencing each day at 1.30 p.m. In addition to these lovely curtains the ship baa brought blankets, rugs, dress materials, costume lengths, flannelette, etc.

Also first grade horse covers and a whole nr ray of really household everyday necessities. Bat the main central spring of (he slaughter rests on those magnificent curtains, every pair of which is a dream. No two patterns or designs are alike, and the firm says unhesitatingly that such a selection of “ Home Beautifiers ” has never been seen before.

In fact the whole of the consignment is direct from makers, and the prices will “ stagger humanity.” Never mind about whether Messrs Hawkins and Co. bought, borrowed or stole the consignment. That is thefirm’s business anyhow. Furthermore the highest bidder wins eveiy thing, as the slaughter will be complete. Don’t stand on tbe bank and shiver, plunge right in. Don’t miss Friday the Bth, and Monday the Iltb of June. The sale will prove a revelation to startled humanity. More particularsjon Monday, watch , —Advt.