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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2417, 4 February 1909, Page 3

BARGAINS THAT BRING YOU BACK, ARE WHAT WE OFFER. There are still hundreds of bargains in all the departments of: Pettie’s Store, bargains as big and bountiful as those offered on the first day of the sale. Don’t run away with the idea that there is nothing cheap left. We inaugrated this sale with the intention of clearing everything, and the prices simply must effect a clearance.. COSTUMES. Only one of each of these. They must go. Grey Silician Eton Costume, trimmed. 59/6 Grey Silician ' Sac Coat • Costume, 72/6, now 17/6. Striped Washing Flannel Costume, Sac Coat, 65/-, now 15/6. Biscuit Tweed Costume, Eton Jacket, 69/6,'-now 10/6. Striped Cream Serge Costume, Eton Jacket, trimmed silk braid, 59/6 now 17/6. Cream Silician Eton Costume, trimmed sky blue silk, 49/6, now 12/6. SKIRTS Tweed Skirts in light an dark effects, to clear at 9/6. d White Muslin Dress Skirt elaborately trimmed, 29/0 £o 12/6. Black Dress Skirts of Yoile, Cashmere, etc. tastily trimmeek usual prices 25/6 to 58/6, now 5/11 and 8 G. A few only Holland Skirts to clear at 4/11. Colored Moreen Underskirts, now 3/11 and 7/11. Colored Silk Underskirts, 35/- now 19/6. MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING. Men’s Summer Suits of Crash and Holland, real comfort for the hot weather, 12/6 now 7/6 and 25/6 now 17/6. Men’s All-wool Sac Suits of strong Colonial Tweeds... 35/6 .row 29/6 and 47/6 now 39/6. < Men’s ‘ Tailor-make :v Suits at 45/- and 52/6. Men s Working Trousers, of strong tweed, at 5/11, 6/11 and 7/11. Boy’§ Washing Tunic Suits at 4/11, 5/3 and 6/6. Boys' Washing Conway Suits at 4/5,4/6 and 4/11. Boy’s Washing Blouses at 1/6, 1/9 and 2 ’3. MEN’S HATS. There’s lots of hot weather to come yet, when coo[ shady > hats will be neede . Secure one [now, prices dare under cost. Brazilian Straws 6/6 now 8 6 S/6 now 411 and 12/6 7/6. Men’s Straw Boaters, in large variety to clear at 1/9, 1/11, 2/11 and 3/6. Odd line of Mens Tweed Caps, to clear at 6d eaeli. © T. E. TONEYCLIFFE, MANAGING DIRECTOR