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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 464, 15 July 1909, Page 2

DURWARD’S 4TH &BEAT END ■ OE - ST! A SON SALE. \ T pur 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 ARB SALES, in'' the true of that much-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. i end each Green and Brown stripe Cheviot- Usual price 3s nd yd. Now 2# 8d yd. ' A. few Robe lengths, 21s to, 425. SAli.PrlGOlo# 8d each. Large stock of Veilings, Chiffons'and French Nets. Usual prices is 3d, is 6d, is nd yd.' Sal# Pries Sd yd. Remnants of-Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, and Insertions marked down to half price to clear, , Maids’ Tweed Skirts. Usually 10s 6d. Now 8«11d ••ch. v Special lot Ladies’ Black and Coloured Underskirts, / Usually 4s nd, ss nd. Now 8# ltd #aol». to pieces Domestic Calico, I yard wide, worth 6d yd. SaMPrlod 4« 6d dozen. . „ ! 3 pieces only Stockinette. Usually is 2d yd. How lid yd. Linen Thread, black, white and drab, Id root. W.E. DURWARD & CO., LTD., " TRE EELIABLE HOUsk

'i&J C 7 IT S WORTH YOUR WHILE TO come,in &sav / e:' , MONEY. ; AT THE ASSIGNED STOCK SALE *OF R. J. BUNBY’S DRAPERY ') STOCK. "VTHS! it's certainly well i 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 1 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 tyou, to get, in , at once and sequre some of * these rich bargains for your-, self—they’re just the goods you want—reliablei stylish, and up-to-date—and it will be long ere you can pick up snch rare snaps as these. Be . sure to come in—it’s well worth your while. * MILLAR & GIORGI, Palmerston N.

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