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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 267, 8 November 1923, Page 9

J[ Man, You'll m Have to Hurry! © I %'' ffi At Cropley's Sale, w TO-MORROW & SATURDAY (Suits, smartly tailored, in Sox, Black All-wool Cashneat Browns and Greys, per- mere, fast dye—Were 2/6. feet fit and lasting wear— Now 1/11 Originally 79/6. Now 59/6 */**• Soft Collars, in Plain White, "Hardwear" Trousers, made a ll Silk, or in Striped Cotton from strong "Hardwear" —Were 1/9. Now 1/or 3 Cotton Tweeds—Were 9/6. mmr nr n i<\ *'< Now 7/g # */&• @™ . m . . Sox, in fine quality Lisle, Tennis Trousers, in good G rey and Black—Were 1/11. J_/- quality Cream Gabardine, Now 3 pairs for 2/6 ?T?(' cuff bottoms, hip pocket, ' i\ ij belt loops—Were 21/-. Now Sox, heavy wool, Colonial VtA 16/9. make, ribbed or plain—Were 1/9. To Clear, 1/4 »Fuji Silk Shirts, with collars »*/■»• to match, or Tennis style, Felt Hats> pure English allbest quality—Special Sale f ur felt, latest shapes, with Price, 23/6. or without bound edge—• Were 29/6. Now 17/6 Striped F Silk Shirts, x#/w. collars to eh, finest qual- Panama Hats, fine quality, ity—Wonderful Value at stylish shapes—Were 17/6 to O1 /11 25/6. One Price to Clear. ' 7/fi ' 4% Shirts, Neglige style, in . W Black and White Stripes— Braces, strong elastic "web- _ m Were 6/6. Now AlCk bin?, leather ends—Were */"• 2/11. Now 1/.. •!. .v Working Shirts, in dark cot\cA ton fabrics, with collars Braces, well-known "Police" W attached, very strong—Were style —Were 2/11. No* «7/6. Now 5/6. 2/6. Shirts, in Plain White, ten- Boys' Sports Suits, in good nis or neglige—Were 6/11. all-wool tweeds, wide variety New 5/11 °f patterns in Browns and ' Greys, splendid wearing— Underwear, good quality, Were 35/- to 39/6. Sizes 7 Cotton Singlets and Pants— to 12 only. To Clear at Were 3/6. Sale Price, 2/6. 25/. It will be a long time before you'll be able to make such savings as these. .Do it Now I BH.CROPLEY I I Late C. H. DALTON. 118, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. I , '

I Said the Painter Whan my hand* are all (pattered with paint, And the toil, of a long day is I °' cr > v ~*v \ *" CleTer Mary" I use, paint and I putty I lose, I forget I was dirty before. HK ■Iβ^. Then I find a few spot* on my tfWKt " Clerer Mary" v put to th» «JPB|aO J^ And the paint of the day is soon 'y^\ all waihed away. V And I start for my home in the west. / s >» >^ Uie" Cleter Mirr" II II ( \ I ior removiof ireiia I II .* i \ I rfr-. «nd «rim* fromfaaadc. H 1 \ I ■ I übln. keuhci. poll. L 1 i jjr--j B«i. linb. bsibi, etc. fl ■[ BT fl OMARY "THE ENEMY OF GREASE" pDpp TRIAI U y< "' C,nnOt »»«"■ " Owil Mmt." write f«r irmm —I. Fashionable Shoes Of particular interest to Business Ladies isKTsSffi?! «ra Prices Surprisingly Moderate. James Adams & Co. Wellesley Street East

H 1 __ Ty£ I L K. il I L K. TO RESIDENTS OF ONBHUNOA. ROYAL OAK AND EPSOM DISTRICTS. Plcasp note that wp. the undersignfd milk vendors hes to announce that we are I comnienciug on SATUKDAT, loth day of ' November, the Daily Delivery of rich wholesome Milk and Dairy Produce, and ; hope to merit a fair shnrn of your support. Residents Ri" us your support, and obtain | ricl- wholesome milk at a reasonable price, j Our prices ore Runranteed against rise. We protect your Interests. Trices: Milk. Oil quart: Croam. 1/0 pint. Send US your address and our motor will j call. lours faithfully. ll BILLINGTON AND CO.. Carlton Street, Onehuaga, Di j

, rxTANTEIJ KNOWN THAT j >V (.ItIICKSHANK. MILLER AND CO. ■ Have Just Opened Large Consignments or SPOUTS GOODS. Cricket Rats and Appliances. Tennis I Kacquets, Halls and Nets, Croquet Sets I Best British Makes. GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRICE Note Address: QUEEN STREET, Opposite : Smith and Cau K hey. v ! fADIES :—Buy Bekker's Pure~Soap— thU TTEMSTITCHINg: Buttons Pic, tin!* ;"■ Dressmaking. Costumes, Onat Frork»