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Dominion, Volume 13, Issue 259, 27 July 1920, Page 3

YOU MAY NOT WANT THEM NOW-but the chances ate you WILL have to buy some of the undermentioned lines in the near future and then have to pay a much higher price VHTCHI Hm STOCKTAKING (ii ! Is your OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE whichever way you look at it. Look ahead, Buy for the future. You cannot go wrong at these prices. We guarantee the quality : of everything we sell and stand behind every statement we make, STOCKTAKING "THROWS" FROMTIIICiESTfR SECTION! BLINDS—BO to clear. Paper blinds. Width 24in., SOin., 36in. Wonderful value. Sure to go quickly; hurry for what you need. 6d. each. HO POINT LACE D'OYLEYS—Usua lly GJd. each. * . Stocktaking Price, 4 for Is. 128 WHITE D'OYlJßYS—Stencilled in blue designs; Usually 6d., 9d.. Lsi Stocktaking Prices, 3d., 4d., 6d. each. 30 WHITE PAPER CLOTHS—Usually Gd. each. Stocktaking Price, 3d. each. 1 piece CURTAIN NET—For short blinds, slightly damaged. Usually ss. Gd. yard. Stocktaking Price, fid. yard. 3 pieces FIGURED BLOUSINGS— Stocktaking Price, Is. yard. 92 yards COMBINATION LACE AND INSERTION—For blinds. Usually 3s. Gd. yard. Stocktaking Price, Is. yard., 300 yards BALL FRlNGE—Assorted colours. Usually BJd. Stocktaking Price,. 3d. yard.: 60 yards CHESTERFIELD FRINGE—AII wool. Usually 25..3d. Stocktaking Price, Gd. yard. 1 piece BROWN CASEMENT (damaged)—3Gin. wide. Usually 2s. lid. Stocktaking Price, Is. yard. 3 pairs STENCILLED HALL CURTAINS—SIightIy 6oiled. Usually 3is. pair, Stocktaking Price, 10s. pair. For One Week we arc offering a specially good bargain in'36in. STRIPED WINCEYETTE—This is an ideal material for blousings and pyjama cloths; G pieces only. Stocktaking Price, 3s. 3d. yard. Also; G pieces only WINCEYETTE BLOUSINGS- Stocktaking Price, 2s. 6d. yard, No Discount on any of T\J7 Tp & TT (?D A ' A '"\I ,ht>b 7 ra Mil Mil If. ALUM D . CUBA STREET WELLINGTON'S BUSIEST STORE PHONES 20-080. 2(—215, 21-794

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