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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXI, Issue 6, 5 August 1916, Page 3

Big Crowds t)f Women can tell you of >' Big Savings effected at this memorable r “FIRST SALE.” - ~ ‘ mL*sm —— *sl — M FULL OF LIFEAND BARGAIN POWER Walters’ FIRST SALE .The attendances at WALTERS’ FIRST SALE have been numbered by hundreds arid hundreds. Had it beer anything but a Top-notch Sale, it would have fizzled out and fallen flat after the first week. Every day brings its fresh batch of Extra Values and fresh attractions at Welters’ First Sale, and women are realising that here at least is one Sale that Joes not drag out a existence. \ Try to be early. As one women said : —‘‘ It is wiser to miss one s porridge than the pick of the Savings.” To-Davs of the Sale CHILDREN’S CORDED VELVET COATS, 24-inches — Usual Price 12s 6d. Sale Price 6s lid. CHILDREN’S * CORDED VELVET COATS, 27-inclies — Usual Price 13s 6d. Sale Price 7s lid. 3 ONLY LADIES’ THREE- ; QUARTER ALL-WOOLS ONLY LADIES’ COATS—. QUARTER ALL - WOOL Former Price 39s fid? pn.™ . ’ Now 15s lid. COALSWOOL AND VELVET TAMSUsually 5s lid to fis lid. Sale Price Is ltd. G T. Former price 42s fid, Now 16s lid. xvw* Draper, J Bank of New Zealand Rf Opposite

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