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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 2574, 7 August 1909, Page 3

LAST WEEK OF P © ml 111 mmm Qur GREAT EXPANSION SALE ends on the nth of August. 'Only a few more selling days and the great economy event will be a thing of the past. • ; ■ - The last few days will be devoted to getting rid of the odd- lines and remnants. To effect axlearance of these, the original cost has been lost sight of. They are marked at prices that make selling almost giving. • • Arrange to be here before Wednesday, August nth The builders will be finished, or nearly so, next week. The Sale finishes with, their exodus. k To compensate our customers for the inconvenience caused by the workmen pulling down, and disorganising things generally, we are making the Pinal Week a Big Bargain Opportunity There are hundreds of odd lines and left-overs, marked at absurd prices. Ladies’ Jackets 3/11. About. 12 in all, in three-quarter and seven-eight lengths, of tweed and navy materials. . Final week price 3/11 Cream Evening Skirts 5/11. Of Voile, daintily trimmed with insertion. Usual price 39/6, final week price 5/11. Children’s Ulsters 4/11. Of Tweed and Navy materials, in assorted lengths. Usual prices 15/6 to 25/6, final week price 4/11. Dress Lengths 9/11. Comprising Plain Cloths, Tweeds and Black Materials, in 6/./add 7 yd. lengths. Final week price 9/11. Single Bed Quilts 2/6. A special line of Blue and white Quilts, 2 dozen in all. Final week price 2/6. Curtain Rods jid. Brass Extension Bods, for Casement Curtains, about 10 dozen, with fittings complete. Final week price 3Jd. Untrimmed fiats 3d, 6d and 1/=. ' * ■ • •' • These are chiefly Felts and Straws. There are 7 dozen in all. Marked for clearance at 3d, 6d and 1/-. Readv=to=wear riats 6d. Of Felfcf, trimmed with quills. Usual prices 9/6 to 25/-, final week pi-ice 6d each. Boys’ Covert Coats. In sizes 6to 24. Just the thing for boys riding and driving. Final week prices 13/- and 14/-. Travelling Rugs to/6. 20 in all, fringed and reversible. Final week price 10/6. ALL THE REMNANTS. A big collection of Peemnants is a natural result of a big sale. Every department has its pile. Whatever else we carry into tlie new premises, remnants will not have their places amongst them. Come and examine them. You are hound to fiad something useful. Wm. Petite & Co., Ltd.

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CTOR One Shilling a you can have THE “TIMES” DELIVERED at your door. Our collector will call for. the money, and you can, discontinue at a day’s notice at any time. Ring up Telephone 600, or send * Memo, to the Manager.