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Gisborne Times, Volume XLV, Issue 4005, 11 August 1915, Page 7

K* F* 1 8 I|vf M' l l W K -tv ar T ,<r>. -s? /*»>, •?, f ’C I'l 1 jf 1 V*'. |- U §» a iAi , i-2L fj-uiitf /->* j.2v ‘i» ,-ir W AjU .*.& *'*• &..*■<*' /f* Tim order is—“CLEAR ALL WINTER STOCK AT ANY PRICE.” This gave our price-reducers a free hand and the bargain list below is proof of the ruthless mariner in which everything has been still further reduced. The fact that practically all these goods were imported this season and represent the latest styles, doubles the value of our Bargains. I s dsi**' it-i r.i a? N j ■ £ : 3 I'T i/.-.cix C U V ;; llto SACRIFICE OF f/i ILL! MERY. Every TRIMMER HAT in .stock, including some imported Models, must go. Tho usual marked prices of these are 16s 6d to 51 (id. All now-Jnarftcd at ss ltd ea. ALL READY-TO-WEAR HATS to ho cleared—Usual prices 4s lid to 21s. Clearing Sale Pries 1s tld. 2s ed each. 10 ONLY--Usual price 59s 6d to 130 s Clearing; Sale Price 12s 6t! each NAVY SERGE COSTUMES - prices 35s to 45s Clearing Gale Price 10s 6d each Usual 9 MAIDS' COSTUME'S in Tweed and Navy Serge—Usually 21s Clearing Sale Price 2c ltd each COSTUMES. 9 COLORED TWEED and CLOTH COSTUMES, .some very smart styles—Usual Prices 45s io 81s Clearing Sale- Prices ios 6U each 15 LADIES’ SUMMER FROCKS in Voile, Crepe ami Pique—Marked 25s to 69s Cd Clearing Sale Pries 12s Sd each 6 CREAM SERGE WALKING SKIRTSMarked 9s 6d to 2ls Clearing Sale Price 2s Pit! each f r«c \4V i %t'i tin g T, 4% IcSu! FURS FURTHER REDUCED. 6 ONLY PLACE HARE SETS, all new goods at Half-price—Usual prices 455, 49s 6d, 53s 6d, G3s. Cfesrirr/ Sr.lc Prices 22s Gd 24s Get, 24s 2;: s 21 s 6fi. CHILDREN’S COATS. '25 CHILDREN'S COATS in Colored Cloth, Cream Knitted and Black Satin—-Mark-ed from 12s 6d to 30s Final Sale Price 4s fid each LADIES' UK DE RSIC i RTS. 2a i LADIES’ UNDERSKIRTS in Colored Moirette and Satin at Halfprice, some I- —Usual prices 6s lid to 25s 6d Sale Prices 3s 6d to 12s sd REMNANTS IN /LL DEPARTMENTS MARKED HALF ORDINARY AND LESS. J? % no. I sual p 9d, G3s r>[Vi L;3 K, jpSjg A t s? 3 0--= 0 s ?I if m Lui ikAA thud ■***•!■ I—V.' W-i f~y « _ $ 6, A K SI Cs §

ssswJsh Vi'R"4^--*“^C“'N I\Op iSill^•*4? «'.••/ i— ,■ r -■ -m ■- ■ 1 .^^aL^jgSgEggsl hi~■■ I : Hf Tbo Dual Winner of England's Prided Trophy. The 'Tew 1915 Model 8-Cylinder TO h.p. This Aear’s Moael is tee bess Hill-climber in the Dominion! Can climb almost any hill _in Poverty Bay on top gear. Reliability Test of 'Mow Zealand was won recently by the CADILLACS being first and second. QTT]\l’R'f? Alf r 1 A "PQ We have arriving FIVE (5) NEW MODELS of the Latest- Ij>-> wilJ l * ,peCl “ l feUiNJlSAiii Botlj Work and Colorings. ~ >.-v fiAl-i p 1 pa TW» Beautiful French-lined Car-tvith lull Electric Equipment fer £275, raw Jj-ltlbOO-iS O'AitO created a stir in the Motoring World, not onto m wsoorne, but throughout the whole world. TTP TIT PA RQ Tilo I,,amOUS En s lisil A.C.—England-8 Aristocratic Ca:--nOxds again turn ’ 1 vPaIaQ X’rize at the Royal Automobile Tests. Out of 22 Ligut- ina tbo A.C. was the onlv one to finish. The IWS sikger and .ho m» CALTHORPE c,r " ~ *** Of Per- fecTion. witu LORRTE 0 O Tbo JEFFERY drives on all Four Wheels. THE DENNIS THE DAIMLER thf. leylaml G § /I m £ yr "■% ii Am’ 6* M£Jlf &f H v *- / <*! h*' 1 FULL STOCKS OF TYRES AND ALL REQUISITES.

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