Vi '7l jH H INCREDIBLE as it may seem —unheard of in'the ,selling' annals of this district —startling in its suddenness, and far-reaching in its scape —the HALF-PRICE SALE we advertise to-day is planned to set a new standard in sales for years to come —perhaps for all time! We personally invite von to be present to see, to save, to purchase, £120,000 worth of stocks offered. WITH few exceptions, we advertise EVERYTHING will be quitted at half original prices. The exceptions are listed in their respective sections, being marked or nett lines only. We wish printers' ink could make this magniliceni offering realistic to you, but only your personaj visit \viil show the wonders of our lIALE-PRICE SALE. ■FRO M 31 s ' 1 ' BAROMETER. BIG BAROMETERS IN EACH DEPARTMENT will record daily the takings of the section. When the individual limits, madvertised below, are reached, the HALF PRICE SALE ceases as far as Hint particular department- is concerned. WT are expecting’a great deal of interest to he taken in these novel Barometers and their daily movements. ■ FURNISHING SECTION HAS £15,000 LIMIT. All Carpets, Linoleums, Rugs, Bedding, Blinds, Curtain Materials, Cretonnes, etc., to go at half original prices until £15,000 is sold. Furniture only exceptgd to carry 33 per cent, discount, or (1/8 in (he £. CLOTHING SECTION TO QUIT £10,009 WORTH AT HALF-PRICE. Stocks here must he reduced by £IO,OOO. All Men’s Wear, Overcoats, Mercery, Footwear, Travelling Requisites, Imported Underwear, also Boys’ and Youths' Clothing. Colonial Underwear only excepted, which is less 25 per cent., or 5/- in £ •■.Husains te.wat.y.giUiagg ■its-’’, • SHOWROOM STOCKS MUST BE LOWERED BY £6,090 WORTH. Every article in Showroom .is yours at half original prices during this colossal merchandising event. Costumes, Coats. Hats, Babywear, Furs, Fur Coats, Imported Underwear, Corsets, etc., included. Colonial Underwear only excepted, carrying 25 per cent, discount, or 5/-dn the £. MANCHESTER GOODS MUST ' HIT £4,000 MARK WITH HALF PRICES. What a golden opportunity to replenish with Calicoes, Sheetings, Damasks,. Flannels, Flannelettes, at hall their original prices! Every line in this important section at ha IT original prices, excepting Colonial Blankets. DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE UNTIL £3,000 SOLD. Woollens, Silks, Cottons, at half original prices until this overstocked section has unloaded £3,000 worth. Then the bargain prices automatically cease, not until. Cream. Viyellas and all Tobraieos only''excepted. Watch the Barometer. WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR HALF-PRICE TO QUIT £I,OOO WORTH. With Winter here, calling for stronger foolwear and dainty evening shoes, here’s your greatest ,f'hanee. And then, think of shoeing the kiddies at half original prices! Only £I,OOO to hit here, so lose no time. FANCY GOODS AT HALF PRICE TO QUIT £I,OOO WORTH. Ribbons, Laces, Ilosierv, Cloves, Neckwear, etc., at half their original prices until the limit is touched by their barometer. Wools carry 2o per cent., or 5/. in £ off. Soaps and Stationery the same. Col tons are neti. Not long else excepted. Watch the barometer. ft sP% 0 Ki f S ft) A et. trX c Broad Street PALMERSTON north
PETER ROBINSON, TINSMITH, PLUMBER AND GAS* FITTER. HAVING commenced business as above, * in premises in Whyte Street, is prepared to undertake all classes of work. hot water services installed AND REPAIRED. Charges moderate. len. podmore, GENERAL CARRIER AND FOR- * WARDING AGENT. Whyte’s Hotel Stables - Foxton. classes of carrying work undertaken. Livery and Bait Stables at the rear of Whyte’s Hotel always open.
R. N. SPEIRS, TIMIIEH MEH CHANT. A LARGE and varied stock of timber always on hand to supply the wants of the general ' public, who can rely upon getting immediate attention. BUILDERS SPECIALLY ATTENDED TO. Price Lists for Timber, Joinery, etc., on application, which will compare favourably # witfa those of Palmerston North and elsewhere. Also Strainers, Posts, Fencing Droppers, and House Blocks in large quantities. Moulding nd Seasoned Timber a Specialty. TELEPHONE, NO. 31. P.O. BOX, NO, 4. PLANING MILL & 'TIMBER YARD IN MAIN ST., FOXTON
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 2284, 2 June 1921, Page 1
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