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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2552, 13 July 1909, Page 3

BIG REDUCTIONS BRING TH RONiiv. The crowds of buyers that have attended tills sale since its commencement, and the volume of business transacted, are good indications of how well people think of the values offered. If reductions are any criterion this week should be busier than last. Anyhow we have done our best to make it so. < Pettie’s Great. sale. KEEPING UjP YOUR REPUTATION That the word ‘‘Reduction” meant a good deal at the beginning of this great sale has been fully exemplified by the crowds of buyers that have attended since its commencement. That it means as much and even more now, is proved by a glance at the following prices, or, better still, by a visit to the store this w r eek. §®v!i|§ iii Act Accordingly. A WONDERFUL CL_<~vRANGE OIF WOMAN’S GAhMENTS. Paletots of tweed and Oravenette, in sac and tight-fitting shapes, trimmed with velvet strappings,,'with and without shoulder -capes; Original Prices to 755, Sale Price 12s 6d. Jackets, in all styles of tweeds and plain cloths. These are nearly all this season’s goods, made in useful styles, including three-quarter and fulllength coats. The prices ranged originally from 42s to 90s, and are marked down for speedy clearance to 7s 6d, 10s 6d, and 12s 6d. Three only, Sac Caracul Jackets, in small and medium sixes,' originally 49s to 635, sale price 12s Gd. Black walking skirts, in cloth, serge and lustre ; some trimmed some plain, specially full shapes. Usual prices 13s 6ci to !28s now os IUI, to 17s 6d. FROM THE MILLINERY DEPT. The residue of our season’s models. 84s reduced to 29s 6d, 63s now 255, 45s 6d now 14s 6d. Six only, trimmed hats, 25s for 7s lid. Straw hats trimmed with straw rosettes, in all colors, to clear at Is 6d. Felt ready-to-wear hats; usual prices 11s 6d to 255, to clear at Is lid and 2s 6d. FURNISHINGS. FANCY DEPT. SPECIALS. Allover laces in white, cream, and Paris shades Is 6d for Is, 2s lid for Is 6d, 4s 6d for 2s lid per yard. Wide laces in white, cream, and ecru, widths from 4| inches to 10 inches, Is for 74d, 2s for Is 3d, 2s 6d for Is 6d, and 3s lid for 2s 6d per yard. Ladies’ linen double collars, in fancy designs, to be cleared at 6d each. Ladies’ fancy double collars, in all sizes, usual prices Is 3d to 2s, aii Is each. CHILDREN’S HATS. Pretty silk bonnets, for infants, at 2s lid. Fleecy hats, for baby boys, at Is 6d. Children’s huzaar capvS, in white, grey, brown, and navy, 4$ lid fof is Bd. Striped woolen turban caps, to match to clear at 9d each. , Astrakhan and cloth man-o’-war caps, in all colors; usual prices 3s 6d to 6s 6d, sale price Is 6d. Motor scarves at Is 6d each. Novelties in lace neck w r ear, Is. Flowers and wings; usual prices 2s 6d to 4s 6d, now 3d and 6d each. Ladies’ belts to clear at 6d each. Plain back combs, a special line to clear, at Is each. Evening scarves, in gauze and net. to clear at 2s 6d. Bedroom rugs, 4ft 6 x 6ft, at 9s 6d. Hearth rugs at 2s 6d, 3s lid, 4a Hd. Tapestry runners, 3s lid now 2s 9d, and 3s 9d now 2s 6d. Cloth hall curtains, in blue only; | usual price 37s 6d now 15s 6d. Tapestry hall curtains to clear at 10s 6d ' Tapestry table covers 25s 6d now 17s 6d. White lace curtains, a 'few odd lines, and one pair only of each design, at 2s 6d, 2s lid, 3§ Gd, and 3s lid. \Vhite frilled muslin curtains, 15s 6d for 9s lid. Floral cretones, at 4Jd, 61d, and 7§d per yard. 50in art serges in green and cardinal, 2s 6d now is 3d per yard. 50in “Velour Rideau” in green and cardinal, 5s 6d for 2s 6d a yard. Brass extension rods, for casement curtains, at 4|d to lOd with fittings complete. LADIES’ GLOVES. Black suede gloves, 4s lid now Is )er pair. Mosquetaire gloves, in all shades, Ls 6d per pair. Woollen gloves to clear at 9d per mir. Children’s gloves, in all color's, 3d >er pair. LOW PRICES in the UNDERCLOTHING DEPT. Flanclctte night-gowns. 4s lid now 2s lid. Flanelette combinations, at 2s Gd and 3s 6d. Flanelette chemises and kmckurs 2s lid and 3s 6d. Ladies’ -wool vests, Is 3d, Is Gd, and Is lid. Ladies’ woven combinations, 3s Gd, 4s Gd, and 6s Gd. An odd line of ladies’ corsets, in small sizes, at 2s lid and 3s 11 per pair. Ladies’ muslin aprons at Is lid and 2s 6d. Ladies’ gaiters, in fawn and navy, at 2s 6d. Bloomers, of serge and wool, at 3s 3d and 3s lid. , Suspenders at lOd per pair. LESS TO PAY FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS. HABERDASHERY FOMENTS. Assorted bundles of tape, 3 for ls. Assorted bundles of linen buttons, for Is. Hair pins, two boxes for 3d. Hooks and eyes, Gd dozen packets. “Sylko,” for fanev work, Is dozen. FOR CHILDREN’S V» E ril. CLOTHING DEPT. We don’t want to carry any of our present stock of clothing into the new premises. These prices ought to effect a clearance. A splendid range of men's overcoats in the latest styles, all to be cleared, sale prices 25s 6d, 32s 6d, and 35s 6d. Youths’ sac suits of strong Colonial tweeds, 25s now 12s Gd: 30s now 18s 6d. Men’s working suits of all wool tweeds, 29s 6d and 355. Men’s working trousers Gs Gd, and 7s Gd per pair. Woollen jackets at 2s lid now Is lid, and 3s lid now 2s lid. Children’s coats of Napp cloth and Astrakhan, sizes 22 to 26 inches, in shades of navy, brown, and cardinal, sale prices, & lid, 5s lid, and 7s Gd. Children’s ulsters of pretty tweeds and cloths, lengths 30 to 36 inches, usual prices 10s Gd to 15s 6d, now 4s lid. Children’s red riding capes, 30 and 33 inches, at 4s lid. Navy sailor frocks, 24 to 33 inches, at 9s Gd and 10s 6d. Children’s bibs. 2 for 6d, and 2 for lOd. Children’s gaiters, at Gd, Sd, and Is per pair. A line of children’s flanelette knickers, in sizes 2,3, and 4, at Gd per White Damask cloths 45 x 54 at 8s 6d for 6s lid, 72 x 90, 11s 9d for 8s 9d. 58in white table linen, Is 6|d. C6in white table linen, 2s 3d. 56in unbleached table linen, ls 2d, Is 4d and ls sd. 72in unbleached table linen, 2s 3d. Special brown holland, 6d per yard. Special madapollain, 3s 9d dozen. Strong calico, 4s 3d dozen. Checked glass cloth, 4s lid dozen. 54in unbleached sheeting, lOd. 54in white, sheeting 9|d. White honeycomb towels, 3s lid dozen. White Turkish towels, 4|d each. Cream flanelette, 3s lid per dozen. Pink flanelette, 4s 9d per dozen. Grey twill blankets, for single beds, 10s Gd per pair. White English blankets, for single beds, 9s lid per pair. REMNANTS. pair. Children’s flanelette nightgowns at 2s 6d and 2s lid. There are remnants of everything from every department, and they are all marked lower than the cost of production. There are lots of useful lengths amongst them—ends of linoleums, calicoes, flanelettes, prints, and dress stuffs, etc. Have a good look at the remnant piles. We are sure you can make up a parcel. Wm. Pet fie & Co., Ltd.

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