DRAPERY SALE.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 7942, 17 January 1906, Page 5

DRAPERY SALE.

AT THE W.P.0.A., LTD. "Red Letter Day" is th® title of an inset which is circulated through this morning's issue of the Wairarapa Age by the W.F.C.A., Ltd. r announcing tbe commencement of their half-yearly drapery sale on Saturday next. Twice a year, regularly, the firm have held sales for years past, until now, even before they are announoedf they are looked forward to by the public. During the present summer one the public axe assured that no effort on the firm's part will be wanting to makejlt one that will be appreciated, by results both in town and country, i The original price and sale price wiil be plainly marked up on i every artioie, and when it is men< tioned that reductions, ffom 15 to 50 per cent, are to be made, some idea will be gathered as to. what the firm v are offering in the way of bargains. In silk and dress goods the range is extremely varied, whilst the bargains that are in the Manchester Department are well worth inspection. | Curtains, muslins and washing fabrics, blouse and dress i muslinsj and general household drapery are all brofuuoly displayed. I,n the show-room nnd ladies' seotion the firm are niaking special offers, as well as in] their stook of underclothing. The fancy lace and glove department is one in whiob interest is always displayed during sale time, and this remark applies equally to the men's and boy's department. 'ibis latter department is replete with hundreds of enticing bargains, and these have only to be seen to be appreciated. The sale will be continued until the 3rd of lfebruary. ■ ■