THE LAST DAY

Southland Times, Issue 21097, 31 May 1930, Page 7

THE LAST DAY

“THRILLS” FOR EVERYONE.

A DING-DONG GO.

To judge by the enthusiastic preparations and the excitement among the selling s/aff Saturday will be a momentous day for customers at the Departmental Stores. When the clock strikes 9 p.m. the contest between the “Reds” and “Blues” comes to an end and the victors will be announced. The following are some of the truly sensational savings to be sold from 9 a.m. till 9 p.m.—every item genuine “H. J. S.” quality: The Manchester Department will continue the sale of the damp Sheets, Towels, Calicos, Flannelettes and Damask which became drenched in the windows. The Household Department will sell Henry Tetlow’s famous Swansdown Face Powder at 1/6 per box—with a velour Powder Puff worth 9d free! The Furnishing Department will sell ,N.Z. all wool double bed Blankets at 19/11 pair and double bed size Kapodown Quilts at .19/6 each.

Be early for these! 1 piece only of Face Cloth, 54 inches wide in New Blue shade, slightly damaged, was 16/11 yard, for 7/11 yard. South African Fur Necklets, animal shape, usually 52/6, for 25/ —less than half price. Wonderful offer of Cream Twill Winceyette Nightgowns in O.S. size with half sleeves, usually 8/11, for 4/11. Children’s Woven Bloomers in large sizes only, Navy and Grey shades, usually 1/9 and 2/3 pair—to clear 5 pair for 5/-. Ladies’Fabric Gloved in all sizes and good shades, usually 2/11, for 1/6 pair. -Ladies’ Silk and Wool Knitted Scarves, worth 4/6, for 2/11 each. 12 White Hemsitched Handkerchiefs for 1/114. Children’s £ Socks in sizes 4 to 9, good shades, all one price 1/9 pair. H. AND J. SMITH, LTD., THE DEPARTMENTAL STORES.