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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 106, 7 May 1931, Page 16

another batch of bargains to meet the eager demand from our Reorganisation For weeks past men have 1 111 Ui I ftfl been crowding to this event, eagerly taking their choice of bargains. This E | i. ...:il «„ J «««.« = Men's Felt Hats, Fawn and Grey— 5 chance will end soon. 5 Clearing Price, 7/1 1 | Stocks are quickly being . |. . I sold. Get in early to- = Men's Fur Felt Hats—2s/-. jjj morrow for the final bar- 1 Clearing Price, 21/= | gains -- the biggest, and | Cardigans _ l4/6< | best we ve presented durmg = Clearing Price, 1 1 /fi I the entire sale. = S 5 Men's Poplin Neglige Shirts, with Collar to E 5 match—B/11. Clearing Price, 5/11 I = 25 dozen Wide-end Ties—2/6, 2/11. 1 . = Clearing Prices, 1 /- and 1 /fi = U M> Cs %* = Men's Worsted Suits— a-** Prices > 79/6 89/6 § ■4 1 nil I Men's Velour and Tweed Overcoats— JF %M WW M%m*B I Clearing Prices, QQ/Q 79/g | W V"fl QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. Compare f Flame* f«- —after a 24 hours burning test The illustrations of flames are / 1 reproductions from actual photo- I I graphs of the lamps after they [ .* I had been burning continuously J for a day and a night. tfVW I I The Laurel flame remains \ ?qXJS *L 3\C^n x steady, smokeless, odorless, un- Zl IT dimmed and undistorted. J Lfe The other flame speaks for 1/I=l It is the purity of Laurel which 1 ensures a constant soft white light. , jjj i Note to housewives: May we suggest that you say (distinctly) „ ~ , . . ' . "Laurel", when ordering kero- ■ Laurel's 6 points of superiority sene from your Grocer or Hard- 1. No smoke. 4. No odour. ware merchant. 2. No sooty chimneys. 5. A steady flame. VACUUM OIL CO. PTY. LTD 3. No charred wicks. 6. Burns to last drop. laurel Kerosene "The Soft OTWgLiOhr o OL4