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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 54, 5 March 1926, Page 9

THIRSTY WEATHER—WHY NOT " PRICE'S " ? You u-Ul appreciate a cool, refreshing drink or cordial on not summer days especially if it's made from Price's Concentrated Beverage. Can be made to strength to suit any taste. Try flavoured orangre, flavoured lemon, and flavoured limes. 1/0 bottle makes 3 gallons Bβ sure ana asfc for " Price's."—(Ad.) .

Beautiful Irish damasks are being offered at much below usual prices at ■Smith and Caughey's Clearance Fair. CAd.) | Men' 3 pyjamas, good materials, light and heavy weights. Usual prices 16/fi, j 15/6, 14/6. Reduced to 10/6 last week of sale at Geo. Fowleis, Ltd. —(Ad.) ! Now is a good opportunity to purchase Smith and Caughey's reliable and sanitary bedding.—(Ad.) Last few days of sale. Wide-end ties, usual prices 4/6 and 3/6, clearing at 1/11 each, or two for 3/6.—Geo. Fowlds, Ltd.—(Ad.) ; ; Large accumulation of remnants, oddments, etc., to be sold at half marked prices at Smith and Caughey's on Monday. Doors open 9 a.m. sharp. Don't l mis 3 this exceptional money-saving; opportunity.—(Ad.) , Boys' and youths* pyjamas, good j quality flannelette, all sizes. Reduced to 8/11 last week of sale at Geo. Fowlds, j Ltd.—(Ad.) | Large accumulation of remnants, odd-1 ments, etc., to be sold at half marked i prices at Smith and Caughey's on Mon-. day. Doors open 9 a.m. sharp. Don't miss this exceptional money-saving, opportunity. —(Ad.) I