AT HART'S ~^S2& J mmm THE PLACE THAT GROWS APACE. ■» " Specials " still coming in and quickly going out ————— some of them. I- — - —————— Tapestry Table Covers, in Red. Grren and Brown— * _._... .— . .„* wiTrurc 0! X 79, 29/6; .1 x 95. 3S/6 e.ch. TWILIGHT MATCHES Mohair Table Covers, in Hod. Oreen and Rrcwn— V» VT D TIJ "yds x ayds, 69/6 each; -J I x -J, 75/ each; 3 X -', Per Dozen DOXeS, / f **• - 89/6 each. ——— ■ sP E c,A L s .n clocks. ™%Z2Wy~* ,lP Marble -* Bln ' 2/11 y * rd: Plain and Striped Soft Collars; all sU—l - each. An n so°n n ia »£m e«ncWurnl-.ln, Tw.ll, in Navy ana BUcK^.t e^^^i. French Alarm Clocks —10/6 g Cream Ca«ement Cloth. Willi Fancy Floral Borders — Black Italian en'''-*— 6 '''!- 1 ,., French Bedroom Clock*—B/6. W -, 6 , n 1 / 6 ya rd- .ssin 1/11 yard. Strong Harvard Shirt* —'/"• - "Good Morning" Alarm Brocade Casement, in Sax p. Kt'd, Maroni". UrOWn, TobralCO Striped Shirt.—lo 6. "America" Alarm Clocks—B/11. MoS! , anil m V rllr> 2/6 Superior Striped Pyjamas—- e *' l"Sleepmeter" Alarm Clocks—l 2/6. Double Width Madras Muslin, plain Imrdrr—2/6. Cream Gabardine■'ifJl'S^Zae/c SPECIALS IN PLAYING CARDS, ETC. Double Width Madras Muslin; ranry bordor—3/6. Fawn GabardlM RaincioalS—« ra. "Royal" Playing Cards—l/5J pack. Double Width NKxira. Muslin; colon r«l border—3/11 A :*<£' %™ oVereo-t«f DaT* Cro-v na~lan ;1~-ve-"Steamboat" Playing Cards—l/lOi pack. 36-inch Fine White Longcloth—loJd, 9/11 dozen. Su P e . p "" " "Trophy Whi.t» P,.vin g Cards, Unen n 36-incJ, H^^^^^-^""^* 4 ' " RaincoaU, Stop and MUUarr COltarB, &Sd t^\r, V.'.7.nr« /e .r. k n :, .> -"SoSrSWr ,, —**-«■■ i/1i: "'-■ 3/3: Trench Coats; IJark «re s , on,- yspots, linen iitiisii—3/e pack. Check Glasscloth, in Hcd and White and Blue and „,'"'- c.,;.«. ratrivr on/ "Lord Fauntleroy" Patience Playing Cards 2/1 i Whlto —-'Oln. 11Jd; JJi.l.l/3 yard. Navy Blue Serge Suits, a\ r—SJ/-. pack. The Famous "Cosy" Cloth for Children's Wear and STORE CARRIES A LOVELY RANGE OF 3-Colours Poker Chips, lUO in a box—6/11 box. fnderwear. in Cream. Pink. Sky. Holm. Marone, CROCKERY. BEST AND CHEAPEST. NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK TO SPRING Mid & grounds Teapots— A special i-anjro or» Teapot.- latest CLbAninu, — «-| If* • lire oration?; v .so I ill si /,P.-> «♦/ o. S2S:S R SR ~1" 9 , ' I! ' aCk and WhUP ° r B^iUm D^neT e oe?vlc2^ery P from , he Ilt 9 .i r n a c 8 h xßir/'lKr^liVi'i MCh - White R0.1.r Towe.Ung-.Sin, 10Jd; »tn. m ° dem d '- ilfD ~ : ' 27-inch Tapestry Runner—6/11 yard. Brown Striped Roller heaw make—lHd. Eflß Cups, English, White and Gold; rootless—l/ 11 ■Linoleum, ;'yas wide, lik-ih and Uat k pallerns—9/11 r ___ ' M _ __„ re ., K half-dfzen. yard. Fo « THE ™ EW FOLK. Aluminiuni Kettles, heavy ra.st Wagnrr -Rare—6 221-inch Jute Carpet Runner, preen only 3/6 yard. Boys' Tan Leather Belts—l/-. pints, 29/6; 8 pints. 32/6. 27-inch Jute Carpet Runner, (rri - en and red —4/6 yd. Men's Studs, lurn-uvcr tops and double lever—l/- ■* Passage Linoleum. ViJln, 3/6 yard; -.'Tin. 4/6 yard. dozen. _, -- . rTTr n . -j Ane , Fringed Tapestry Squares—Myd x :!yil £2 15/- !vd President's Braces, elastir wrb—2/6. CjlLLt. 1 It. KA.Z.l_*Ki3, X Ilyil, £3 10. ' Sox Suspenders—l/- pair. . ... ■, ' Hartshorn's Blind Rollers, romple.te witll Ilinntrs ■ Carpenters' Aprons—2/6 each 4/11 CSlCtl. 1/11. Strong Samson Brace—2/6 pair. . McLintock's Eiderdown Quilts — Mnslf size, 39,6 . BIG BEN ALARM CLOCKS, • Xia^C'^UfJsf^TflSSSlSSL^ BIGGEST BOOT BARGAINS IN AUCKLAND. <CI2OO of Footwear to be Cleared in SI days Owing to Shipments of Spring Goods near at hand we are compelled to make room • for these Goods. Below are a few of our Bargains: 178 Pairs . Ladies' Suede Shoes, all shades. 100 Pairs Girls' Real Glace Kid Shoes; sizes Cost 50 .'-■ Clearing 25 -. 10 and 13— 9/6. 359 Pairs Patent Courts, Louis heels— 50 Pairs Girls , Real Glace Kid Shoes; sizes Clearing 19 6. 1 and 2—lo/6. Special Clearing Line Oddments of Ladies' " 50 Pairs Ladies' Suede Shoes, slightly soiled— Boots—l 26. Clearing 15/6. 120 Pairs Girls' Real Glace Kid Shoes; sizes 80 Pairs Gent's Willow Calf Boots, welted; 7 and 9—7 6. given away— 27/6. All Other Lines Greatly Reduced. Slippers from 1/- per pair. Please Shop Early ♦ REASON'S SHOE STORES, 12 Karangahapc Road, and 58 Victoria Street.
j||\ Q I WHEELERS j|i )j STORES f|P I For Nothing! i p Read Wheelers New Offer. g|p You can already save 4/- in the £by shopping at Wheelers. |p jp But read this New Offer. Here it is:— jp With Every Order of £1 or over W We Will I' GIVE AWAY I 1-lb. Cheese p or 1-lb. Bacon or Eggs Whichever You Prefer. j^ ||P You are thus getting a still greater advantage by Shopping at p| |P Wheelers, made possible by our cash basis and low overhead |p charges. This Free Gift is available at any of our 11 Busy |p jpi Stores. 0 Don't Miss This Big Opportunity, i Pon»onby (Three Lamps). Newmarket. ggp 216, Kafangahape Road. VN Epiom. fgSZ 1", Karangahape Koad. /,■ Vi M »FA v%%? !§§§§ Eden Terrace. / l/wfli\ II Onehunee.
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 194, 17 August 1922, Page 10
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