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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 77, 31 March 1928, Page 19

, A SUIT SACRIFICE mBY FAR THE BEST EVER " At this Most Amazing Sale rnces Mancftester WW M Jk A W M-inch White Sheetins-For make and finish, perfect indigo I I I W I MM I fl Hfl ■,# ■ ■ Large Brown Striped Turkish Towels; 24 j I dye, any_.be, for the absurd |-4 II I /■ I ■ ■■ Wk || I II 79/6 HtfVrict 01 " n/U\ lJ 101 Vr vIVO 3/ILEI • * Single-bed, 17/6; Double-bed, 29/6. There are Boys' Dark Grey „ . . __ _ Tweed Knickers, sizes 3 Af A PIT 1C W A1l17tlATICl? iw* serviette,-s^d. Ito 16— For 3/XI pair. A 1 VJLAI%Ak 9 ▼▼ HAAXIU W 9JB# dsi Au^dSr_?/6^. A Little of a Lot for r~ cTI o-n c -c . FTTVATT QTRfTITT D - D ~ . „ ~ THREE OF THOUSANDS II MPN'<\ wrap Some of the Silk Sacrifices , ®*' * A wllllaJi* Big Bargains in Hosiery IN THE TOILET and A LOVELY LOT OF FANCY __ - — ___ _ and Gloves. PATENT MEDICINE SECT. M fr S II Fo?o T /1 "i 1 '"h S5 E ?fli ,E Tt "jurt HARTS FIRE SALVAGE "L»dy Bird" Hose; .rt. silk he<!l Ashe, of Rose, Face Powder, 1/in —Usually 6/6— For O/ 11 each All of the very latest designs. Just mock fashioned. Blossom, iris, mauve, sun- 1/1U I nv.AMAc J ,/ f T „ slightly soiled on the single edge. W9 mjr tan » peach, flesh. Perfect goods— Eno's Fruit Salts, large, is Q/Q | PYJAMAS, good quality—Usually ReaUy charming goods—Usually 13/6. *• Me MtlllC'S 1* IF© 9811VAgC Q/I 1 pair. ' g ' O/O i — r ®J/1 1 For C/I 1 yard _ v/ 1 1 Pond's Face Cream is 1/1 MEN'S UNDERWEAR, Brushed Wool COLOURED FUJI SILK. ClflfK S W 3fChOUS6 StOCfc silk to top of leg. K, Uj e Stationery Dent _u™n,4/«-F„2m garment All shades, splendid weight, 30 inches pap StOClt 2/6 PHir " F.NVF.I.OPF.S * I I II MEN'S SOCKS, winter weight- , Very even texture. # The usual VUrK S rAVIUKI 9106K Ladies' Cotton Lisle Hose; all good shades. 6d. packet-Q Packets for 1/1 Usually 1/3 pair—Q pairs for Old 1/11 Y ——— i #q pair/ O 1/ II usually I/O p« x/xx 1/y COMPENDIUMS, WRITING PAPER MEN'S DARK GREY TWEED GEORGETTE. An enormous ct t Qir — tlere are aT ew Bonds Art. Silk Hose; seamed back, apri- AND ENVELOPES—UsuaIIy 1/6 /,ncs gg« uref y c/ear * a ' c *fr - 3*- 1/All sizes 6/11 7/11. Absolutely perfect 3/11 THE WONDER OF WONDERS | Ladies' Art. Silk Glove.; *11 6d- B^l/" FromF.M. King's Salvage FUJ! SILK OVER 9,000 YARDS OF 2/11 p " r Crockery and Hardware Stock there IS Natural shade, pure; no filling. A/111 ¥ lATT7 J3 V C/f FC i" V 1 ® ™"™ery and VACUUM FLASK — The Genuine 54-INCH WOOL REPP, Plain, Fancy Perfect in weave. One more It A A J V JLi i\ A OiJLiVO M&ntic Dcptß.-~Vcry BllSy Article. Will keep water hot for hours i toperfeZ?U®utnTT2/6, V of mmy t wo " ders ~ Ribbed, Fancy Check, and Stripes, Panne Vel- Sections. 1/6 "f* For O/l I yard * / JL Yard vets » Pl** ll ' big range of shades; Ottoman Ladies' Smart Felt Pull-on Hats —6/11. KETTLES, extra heavy English Alu2__. _ . P/ * •/ "2 and Faille Silks, Cere Satin, and Navy Moire— l n * bßolute !y P erfect condition. Extra size—Usually Blfir Benches of Coa.tinflfß r inn J, worth at 1pa K » ft/11 Ladies' All-wool Velour Coats; smart U/6, *' or K/l 1 Dig BCUUIC9 UI V,uaung» A raw FROM MANY SECTIONS. wortll at least 0/ 11. shapes, with fur collars—For less than Half c __ c 0 , . 1 1 VELOUR, TWEED, etc., all 54 inche. Robe Length. Voile; in roe, M"FOR 2/11 PER YARD'M Pric.. TEA SETS, 21 pieces. A lovely range wide, and AU-Wool ffoods. A verv fine whi... „ri.ot. «d (.wn! * **** *1 * * "JH IMU W IU»po, Tweed tame.; m of new de.igM—U,uJly 25/-. lot indeed Very little the wotm for For«/H e.ch. grey. — VJued «t le«t .t 39/6. For For 7/1 1 each H«dk„cbief. 3of Thousands in the Ladies' Own Section Silk a wr> au o- J L 14/6, etc. For 4/ll y,,< ® Coloured Corded Ribbons; i-inch wide— fIRI S' FUJI FROCKS LADIES' VESTS Ribbed «°° d! — Worth 42/-. For 22/6. On the Big Toy Floor CATC CM I IMIKirC do , Mn - „ J GIRLS FUJI FROCKS, win be found not only the highest grade SATEEN LININGS uny J*"; \ inches wide 3d yard. jmartly cut, trimmed embroi- ' 1/" knit, very smart. A very fine lot—At 6/11 goods, but also thousands of smaller A very big range of shades. 28 inches Ltajiie Ribbons — 6*y«dT for 1/-f' ' d ery or contrasting shades. L 1^ E P BLOOM- e » ch - lel : ,u, {?J >le f° r paities, wide. The usual 1/3 line— Narrow Glace Ribbons —1/6 dozen yards. ERS, Women s size— - Ladies' Fancy Knit, All-wool Cardigans; Picnics, Bazaars, Bran Tubs, Fish For £*d. yard Art. Silk Scarves; champagne, cyclaunen, Sizes 16 to 27in. —Q/1 1 1/11 long sleeves. One of the many wonders — Ponds, etc., which are being almost O rose, blue, fawn, and green — 3/6 each. O/Xa X/ 1 1 6/11 each. thrown away. !

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MONSIEUR COUE BAYB IT THIS WAY— "Every day, In every way, T am getting better and better." That exactly sums up the experience or the proprietor of a well-known Wellington engineering firm ■who, after years and years or pain, loss of sleep, and general discomfort caused by acute indigestion, started taking AntiAcldo. Yes, right Trom the first dose AntiAcido was successful where other remedies had railed. /s day followed dqy he relt himself growing stronger, was able to do rull justice to his meals, felt happy and full of pep—he was a new man. And how is Antl-Acido able to do this? Because this marvellous, health-giving specific gets to the root or the trouble— it stops the pain, prevents the fermentation, and you are made strong, vigorous and happy. Free yourseir of this dreaded disease. Buy a tin of Anti-Acido straigh' away. 2/6, all stores and chemists.— <A<U

pftBVBNTNWI HOLIDAY OOLM. The holiday season wings wltti it a crop nt colds. We wear thinner clothing than were osed to. get orer-beated at tennis and other sportk and generally take risks with our health. And i neglected chill may he dangerous. But Pnlmona pastilles are helpful. Taken at the first sneeie they nip colds and chills in the. bud Enjoy all fun of summer days but keep fit with Pulmonas. All chemists, 1/8 and a/#.— (Ad.) Select a new season's handbag from Smith and Canghey'a wonderful stock of 3000 latent handbags.—(Ad.)

The line of lambs fattened on the Hautu Prison Farm at Tokaanu and sold at Westfield market on Wednesday is said to be the best line that has yet been offered. The whole line of 65 averaged £2 2/9, which, it is claimed, is the record for snch a large consignment. Auckland Meat Company purchased them all. A.M.C. buyers are always keen when quality is offering. (Ad.) Exquisite silks and evening shoes are being displayed by Smith and Caughey, Ltd.—(Aa.)