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Manawatu Herald, 17 June 1902, Page 3

—CLOSING— Saturday, June 28th, BEFORE THEN all Mr J. J. Buckrell’a Stock of Clothing, MERCERY, BOOTS & GENERAL DRAPERY Must be sold regardless of cost. Men’s Suits, Trousers, Mackintoshes, Oilskins, &c,, marked down to clearing prices. All Men’s Shirts, Sox, Ties, and Winter Under wear to go at Bargain Prices. Three Cases of Men's Watertight and Blucher Boots—only opened last week—to be sacrificed. All General Drapery marked at ridiculously low prices. The low prices for high-class goods will cause a sensation in Foxton. Mr Buckrell, to save packing, freight and other expenses of removal, will return no Goods to Wanganui, but every line must be sold at some price in Foxton, and this is a fine opportunity to buy new and up-to-date goods at sale prices. I J. BUCKRELL, McMillan and Rhodes’ MAIN-STREET, FOXTON, Facts are Facts! FOR BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY for all kinds of DRAPERY Men’s and Boy’s Clothing, You must still go to Smale & Hay’s. Ask anyone and they will tell you so. FULL STOCKS OF PI WINTER GOODS have now arrived. Fresh Shipments every week. Extra special value in BLANKETS, RUGS, & DOWN QUILTS. SMALE & HAY, FOXTON.