DURWARD’S 4TII GREAT ETVD ■ OE ■ SEASON SALE. AT our. Great End-of-Season Sale we offer a host of genuine bargains. We don’t run a make-be-. lieve sale every second week or so, we hold only two clearance sales per year, and they ARE S A EES in the true sense of that touch-abused word. We quote below a few of the many bargains offering. We shall be pleased to show you some thousands more / if you call on us. 1 end each-Green, and Brown stHpe Cheviot. Usual price 3s nd yd. Now 2t 6d yd. A few Robe lengths, 21s to 425. Sals Price 10a 0d each. Earge stock of Veilings, Chiffons and French Nets. Usual prices is 3d, is 6d, is nd yd; Sale Price Sd yd. Remnants of Ribbons, Eaces, Embroideries, and Insertions marked down to half price to clear. Maids’ Tweed Skirts. Usually rbs 6d. Now 8s lid each. Special lot Eadies’Black and Coloured Underskirts. Usually 43 1 id, 5s nd. Now 3s lid easb. 10 pieces Domestic Calico, 1 yard wide, worth 6d yd. Sale Price 4s 6d doien. 3 pieces only Stockinette. Usually is 2d yd. Now lid yd. Einen Thread, black, white and drab, Id reel. W.F. DURWARD & CO., LTD., TEE RELIABLE HOUSE.
WINTER CLEARING SALE commences' TODAY. MRS HAMER, “THE ECONOMIC,” Foxton.
Ci c J IT’S WORTH YOUR WHILE TO COME IN & SAVE MONEY. AT THE ASSIGNED STOCK SALE OF R. J. BUNDY’S. DRAPERY STOCK. YES! it’s certainly well worth your while to come in to the rich bargain feast now on. This sale is proving a huge success, and hundreds of bargains have already been snapped up, but the whole of this stock must go within the next few weeks at almost any cost, so we’re reducing the prices still further to push the goods right out. It wiil pay you to get in at once and secure some of these rich bargains for yourself—they’re just the gopds you want—-reliable, stylish, and up-to-date —and it will be long ere you can pickup such rare snaps as these. Be , sure to come in—it’s well worth your while. MILLAR & GIORGI, Palmerston N.
THE POXTON PHABMACY. JJ c. PAT TER SO ] I BEG to notify the general public that I have removed into premises recently occupied , by Mr Barnard, watchmaker. As I have taken ' up my residence on. the" premises, prescriptions . > will be made up af all hours. . ; . TEETH CAEEFULLY EX* TBAOTED. VETBEINABY WOEK A SPEC ALITYt
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 464, 8 July 1909, Page 2
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