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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LXIV, 22 January 1931, Page 9

This is the end of the most successful summer season in the history of the firm. To wind up the season and clear up the oddments we are going to give you a real “honest to goodness dinkum end of season sale, can afford to do this much more drastically than the firms who are loaded up with hundreds and thousands of pounds of bad debts. Our famous no tick system means better values all along; and at the end of the seasonBoy! Just look at these for real bargains. ~v

1/6 AT THE FANCY COUNTER i There is going to he a wild scatter in the Fancy and Hosiery Departments. To save a lot of ticketing we have bundled a whole lot of goods together irrespective of original prices and shot them out at one price—1/6. Beautiful Art Silk Scarves. 1/6 Each. Novelty Lace and Crepe de Chine Collars, Fronts and Nightdress Tops. 1/6 Each. Traced Linen Squares and Doyleys, etc. 1/6 Each. Lace Flouncings. 1/6 Yard. Crepe de Chine Ties. 1/6 Each. Smart Dress Motifs. 2 for 1/6. Coloured Huckaback. 1/6 Yard. Coloured Art Silk Lace. 7 yards for 1/6. Novelty Hanks. 6 for 1/6. Art Silk Hose in leading shades. 1/6 Fair. Cotton Hose, all colours. 1/6 Pair. Children’s Novelty Sox. 1/6 Pair. A FEW MEN’S BARGAINS Men’s Neglige Shirts, with collar to match. 6/11 Each. Men’s Fancy Sox, in stripe and check designs. 9d Pair. All Wool N.Z. Travelling Rugs. 21/- Each. Boys’ Extra Strong Shorts, all sizes. 7/11 Pair. Men’s Smart Ties. 1/11, 2/6 Each. Cellular Underpants and Shirts. ' 2/6 Garment. Athletic Singlets. 1/-, 1/3 Each. Men’s Hardwear Tweed Suits. 42/-. Men’s Working Trousers. 7/3 Pair.

The Auckland Clothing and Drapery Co, Ltd.

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