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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2562, 24 July 1909, Page 3

Pettie’s Sale News. MAKING ROOM- FOR THE CONTRACTORS. The bui'ders are in, and have commenced to pull down; soon the whole building will be turned over to them. We must get a big quantity of goods out of ihe way quickly, or get them spoiled.. We realise that it will take the lowest kind of prices, to bring about this much desired clearance, and we have made them. There is money to be saved on every article of our entire stock—big money. Don’t fail to pay us a visit soon —to-day. ‘ f Tliese Prices are bound to cause Quick Selling-. FELT SHAPES. All our stock of Felt Shapes; this season’s goods, the prices ranging originally ’ from 4/6 to 6/6, are marked to clear at 1/-. j - TRIMMED HAT WONDER. The prices that wo have marked, the remainder of our Winter millinery positively cap the climax. The hate must go. Wo have made up our minds not to carry one of them over to next season. Six only daintily trimmed models, usual price 25s 6d, now 7s lid. A few only Paris models, usually 49s 6d to 635, now 21s. Nine only trimmed models, usual price 45s 6d, now 15s 6d. A few only straw hate trimmed with straw' rosettes, in all colors to clear at Is 6d. READY-TO-WEAR HATS of Felt, in smart new shapes, and all the newest colors. We don’t want to carry them over. They were originally priced at from 7/6 to 22/6, now 1/CHILDREN’S COATS. Not many left, but the few' we have we want to quit. They are all good warm coats and would he just the thing for keeping the little ones warm on the way to and from school. Look at these prices: 12 only warm tweed ulsters, sizes 30 to 39in. usually priced up to 28s Gd, all to clear at 4.s lid. Children’s coats of napp cloth, and astraclian, in shades of navy and cardinal, to fit children of from four to eight vears, at 3s lid, 5s lid and 6s lid." Children’s red riding capes, in 24in. and 30i0., sale price 3s lid. , DRESSING GOWNS. We have determined not to give these fixture room after stocktaking. They are warm and comfortable, an ideal garment to have this sort of weather. Cosey flannelette dressing gowns, usually 21s, now 7s 6d. Dainty Cashmere dressing gowns, prettily trimmed, usual price 635, now' 17s 6d. Low Prices on Odd Lines. In consequence of the big selling of the past tw : o or three weeks, odd line's are fairly numerous. We shall move them out at those prices. Silk embroidered chiffon lace and insertion in evening shades, usual Is lid and 2s lid yd., now 3d. Black lace insertion, to clear at Is doz. Evening hair ornaments, usually priced up to 7s 6d, now Is each. Ladies’ belts, the remainder of our stock to clear at 6d each. Children’s gloves, an odd lot to clear at 3d pair. Ladies woollen gloves, 9d pair. Strong ribbed hose for school wear, 2 pairs for 2s 6d. MEN’S TIES Cd EACH. These aro the remainder of our season’s stock ,and were originally from Is Scl to 2s each, now* Gd. MEN’S COLLARS Is Gd DOZEN. Ten dozen 4-fokl linen collars, with turn dow'n points, in sizes 14, 14'-J, 15, 16, 16* and 18 at Is Gd dozen. TRAVELLING RUGS 10s Cd EACH. Only 20 left. These are a bargain. A warm rug is always useful. CLOTHING. 200 pairs of tweed working trousers, priced at 6s Gd, 7s 3d, and 8s Gd. Men’s sac suits of all wool; colonial tweeds, marked for speedy clearance at 29s Gd and 35s Gd. $ COSTUMES. Of light and dark tweeds, and plain cloths, in tight-fitting, sac, and Eton styles. These are this season’s garments, not old-fashioned good::. They are marked at 12s Gd, 15s 6d and 21s. One only Caraeul jacket, sac length, usual price 455, now 15s Gd. One only, black velvet cape, trimmed with black fur and sequins, usual price Ns Gd, now l-5s 6d. FURS. We are anticipating an absolute clearance of furs. Our assortment is large, and includes all styles. The usual prices were from 12s Gd to 555. They are marked down, to from Is 6d to 21s. TO COUNTRY RESIDENTS. Do you know that .we have a perfectly organised Mail-Order Service. A telephone message or through the post receives the same care and attention that a personal visit ensures. Write or ’phone to-day. letter Wm. Pettie &. Co., Ltd

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