j| Is an expression never 1 I used by the 0.3.0. 1 § Yet— • I |j When you cast a glance at the Sale Prices in this 9 ffi column you will agree that we would be quite Justified H |j in using the strongest possible adjectives. g B However, we ars content to describe these figures as H H wonderfully low— another point the keenest buyer will H g readily concede on making comparisons. |§ , I Why, some of the GIRLS' FROCKS, COSTUMES, 1 9 and RAINCOATS mentioned are actually less than- m B Half Price. ' 1 I Look at these Girls' Navy Blue SAILOR-SHAPE § m SCHOOL FROCKS to begin with. They are neatly H m trimmed with white braid, and originally cost is/6 |j ■ to 2S/6. They are now priced from 5/11 to 9/11 ra 1 MAIDS' NAVY SERGE COSTUMES— Semi-fitting I El coats and plain or pleated skirts. Usual prices 17/6 m . H to 29/6 Sale Prices 10/6 to 15/6 |8 i GIRLS' PALETOTS— In Venetian Cloth, Serge, and I H° Blanket Cloth; navy, tabac, dark green, and.reseda Kg H Usual prices 20/6 to 49/6 Special Price to clear 10/6 ' H gjj GIRLS' and MAIDS' RAINCOATS— Fawn or beaver, 9 fa Raglan shape. Usual prices 25/6 to 52/6 Q j» > Sale Prices 10/6 to 15/6 H 1 GIRLS' MUSLIN FROCKS— Daintily trimmed with fig m embroidery^ insertion, tucks, and ribbons H H Usually y/11 to 33/6 Now 3/11 to 22/6 H 1 INFANTS' PELISSES—Witb detachable capes, in 1 Eg Ijlain, spotted, or embroidered Muslin, trimmed H S3 fine insertion and edging 1 . Usual prices 22/6 to 40/6 H g| Sale Prices 11/6 to 19/0 H 1 GJRLS' COLOURED WASHING FROCKS— American B ' S styles', in Print, Zephyr, Cotton Cord, and Cotton m m Foulard; all the newest shades: Usually 5/1 1 to 25/0 H 8 To clear 3/6 to 15/g B I GIRLS' NAVY BLUE LINEN COSTUMES— Trimmed 1 H with White braid, all sizes. Usual prices 15/6 to 25/6 ■ m Special Price to clear 5/11 g H if you wish to secure smart 1 |j . r-sinjs for your daughters, B 'I : ! c is an opportunity liut fl if ' ' : ""'ld not be passed by, H . c.ionomy rivals economy for ''"">%-,.; ,, -£ m -jjeciai notice. I VtM. MUM, Manager
EYELET EMBROIDERY Six D'oyleys, different designs* 8£ Inches round, post free, 2/Table Centres, 19 Inches, round or square, 1/11, or 26 x 16, either ova! or oblong, 2/3 post free. These are all on best Old Bleach Linen. DMC Cotton, 1/. dozen, post Id. A series of new desfdns just issued as above, Pringles Ltd. The Place for Presents :: LAMBTON QUAY A "Petone" Travelling Rug MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT. Retail at all Best Store..
Ti^ ssk "fi^£^ TT AII CA — During the next ■■■ few days we are \J clearing put several oddments prior to xr taking stock *J* Many a good in4 vestment can be T^ made. Call and see "• for yourself. N ~~ " ."Ike Busy Corner," CUBA STREET
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXV, Issue 33, 8 February 1913, Page 7
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