IURTHER Drastic Reductions during the Last Week of the Sale of the season. During the present week we shall sell—72in. White Herringbone Sheeting, at 1/1 yard. Special reductions in Curtains, from 1/11 pair. Unshrinkable Dominion Flannel, from 10£ d. 35 Ladies' Flannelette Blouses, usual, prices, 2/11 to 3/11, Last Week Price, 1/9. We are clearing the balance of • our Trimmed Millinery, from 2/11 each. We are clearing the balance of our Furs at less than halfprice—Necklets from Is each. About 12 Ladies' Long-coats and Jackets, which have yot to See the Untrimmed Straw Hats, at Is. Boxes of Flowers, usual prices Is to 2/0, Now 6d. See the Toilet Covers at l(Hd. Roller Towellery s£d. We have 20 pieces Wide? Sash Ribbons left, to be cleared at 4£d yard. Then we have Men's Pyjamas, at 4/6. 3 pairs Men's Woollen Socks, for 2/6. 6 dozen Men's Braces, usual price Is, Now fid. See the Boxes of Gents' Ties at fid. Caps at Is. We have about 12 Boys' Tweed Overcoats, with Capes, to fit boys 12 to 14 years, just the thing for school wear, fi/11 each. 20 Boys' Reefer Coats, usual prices C/ 6 to 8/6, now 3/11 ea, 60 dozen Brilliant Cotton, to clear at Is dozen. 20 Children's Cashmere Dresses, usual prices 4/11 to 6/11, Now 2/11 to 3/11. 12 dozen Men's Strong Working Shirts, well worth 3/6, Now 2/6 each. The same thing day after day—a crowded store. It's the value that does it. Our prices are the lowest. REMEMBER SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 6th. Positively last day of Mast r'o:i's most successful Sale, at I id PREMIER DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, MASTERTON A COMFORTABLE iv:u:«n:«:iiiii*»»M:m*^ Wi!i Garry you over a!l your troubles. pENTS' BOX CALF BOOTS, IS/6, 18/6. Solid Value. T ADIES" SHOES & EOOTS, in Box Calf and Glace Kid. JU From 7/6 to 25/ftHILDKEN'S BOOTS, all sizes. \.J Bring along your Repairs, or ring up 'Phone No. 154. Call on J. CARPENTEB, CENTRAL SHOESTOEE. " Where the Good Boots are. QUEEN-STEEET, MASTERTON. SEE GIDDINGS lUran GEE AT BAEGAINS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. at lli each for Cash Only. No Coupons on ll£.•• "We do not book at IH, STARTS SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 30th. The OheapsGt Grocer.
BEAUTY and EXCLUSIVENESS. THESE are the distinguishing marks about HAY WA Ro' S Tailor-made Costumes. The Styles are always right up-to-date, and the garment; are unapproachable in fit, cut and finish, The trimmings are never aliky on any two Costumes. You will always be well dressed it you make a point of going to I HAY WARD, The Ladies' Tailor, LAMBTON QUAY. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE. VICTORIA STItEBT, MABTEBTON. HUE above house has just been reno- .!_ vated and ro-lurnishod, and open for the reception of Boarcleirc, permanent and casual. Under the new management patrons can rely en receiving every attention and excellent service. Largo and woll-vontilatad bedrooms, spacious private rooms, bath rooms, tennis court, and every modern convenience. Good table kepi. Telephone No. j MescSames Miller and Scott, j PUOPKIETKESBKB. '
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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10055, 1 August 1910, Page 6
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