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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVIII, Issue 2731, 9 February 1910, Page 3

SATURDAY mmmmtmmmmitm IS THE LAST DAY . . . OF PETITE’S SUMMER SAFE. . . The Great Summer Sale finishes on Saturday. We are quite safe in saying- that as far as Gisborne is concerned, it has been a record. The last week will be devoted to selling remnants and odd lines, which a»e a natural outcome of such phenomenal selling as we have experienced. REMNANTS & ODDMENTS MUST BE CLEARED. We are adopting stringent measures to effect a clearance. Final week is bound to be a busy one with us. Don’t fail to participate in its opportunities. MANTLE DEPARTMENT. A few print dressing gowns, usually 12/6 and 16/6, sale price 3/11, 7/11, and 9/11. White dress skirts of muslin, pique, and linen, in plain and trimmed styles, usually 7/6, 12/6, 14/6, and 17/6, Sale Price, 3/11, 6/11, 0/11, and 9/11. Blouses of print, zephys, delaine, etc., in dressy and shirt styles, usually 5/3, 7/3, 12/6, to 15/6, Sale Price. 2/11, 3/11, and 4/11 LADIES HATS TO CLEAR. An odd lot of motor caps of zephyr, Sicilian, etc., usually 3/11, and 4/11, now 9d. New motor caps of Sicilian, etc., with block brims, usually 4/11, to 6 11, now 1/6. A variety of ready-to-wear hats and straw shapes, usually 3/11, to 6/11, now 1/- “ FINAL WEEK” DRESS BARGAINS. 25 dress lengths of coloured crepons, black fancy brilliants, cash- • meres, etc., to clear at 6/11 dress length. 6.0n1y dress lengths of Sicilian and alpaca in light shades, usually 27 6, sale price, 9/11 Dress lengths of prints, zephyrs, etc., from 3/6 FANCY DEPARTMENT. The balance of our sunshades to be cleared at 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, and 5/11. Art metal belts, usually 2/-, now 3d. each. 'Suede gloyes, in all sizes, shades beaver, tan, and brown, usually 3/11, now 2.9. FURNISHING SPECIALS. A special line of Axmineter hearth-rugs, usually 14 9, now 10/3 1 only union carpet square, 24 x 34 yds, usually 35/0, now 18/9 4 pieces 31in. cretones, usually 7d. and Sd.; now 44d. and 54d. yd. Remnants of linoleums and oilcloths in useful lengths, all showing big reductions. ODD LINES IN THE HOUSEHOLD. Ends of unbleached table damask, in various widths, at 30 per cen off usual. Special value in 72in. unbleached twill sheeting, 1/5 now 11, 1/7 now 1/2, and 1/4 now 1/-. 80in , 1/6 now 1/14, and 1/S now 1/3. Sample towels of brown linen, 1/6 now l/l Brown Turkish Towels, 1/34 now 104 d. White Turkish towels, usually 1/1, 16, and 2/-, now 9d. 1/-, and l/44, HOSTS OF REMNANTS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. There is a substantial pile of remnants in each department, and all are marked* at prices that will attract the attention of the monev-saving housewife. There are remnants of dress materials, prints, silks, calicoes, sheetings, and other household goods, ribbons, laces, etc., and so on, ad infinitum. Half an hour round the remnant tables would be time well spent. PET TIE’S; A New Industry to Gisborne. D®UGLASBROS., STRAND CAFE. Smoked Fish, Fruit, Rabbit, and Oyster Merchants. Branches at Auckland, Napier and Hastings. Rabbits, Fresh 'and Smoked Fish. All kinds of seasonable Fruits. Best of quality and lowest prices at DOUGLAS BROS. MARKET. Brown Paper Parcels Retailed. ’PHONE 69