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Auckland Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 261, 3 November 1932, Page 11

MONSTER and DAYS LAST WEEK OF CROPLEY'S BIG ALTERATION SALE. MEN'S SUITS —AII-wool Indigro Fine MEN'S HATS —English Pure Fur Felt Serge Suits, guaranteed rast colours Hat's; snap brims and fashionable Sizes 3 to 7 — Were DO/-. shades — Worth 21/Clearing at IjJg/- Half Price, £0/£ MEN'S SUITS — All-Wool Worsted „_„,_ «S UiBT o r> nn .u n r™* chiTTT levins V?e%V lUe ■'"" ™ ™ Sffi B Half Price, /. and f^ '45/ Sale Price, Qj J J | MEN'S SUITS —High-grade, all-wool — I Fancy Worsted Suits, in assorted MEN'S SHIRTS —Neglige Shirts, with shades or greys and new colourings collar to match. In neat stripes, of —Were £5/5/- to £5/19/6. blue, fawn, grey, etc.—Were 5/11. Half Price, g g/ m Clearing at %l £ £ SPORTS COATS —Kaiapol and One- youths' shirts pmln riup npsminga Sports Coats; latest colour- u ? e "irts with wnar to mltch— ings —Worth 35/- t0:45/-. ' were 7/0 ' match— ToClear, Half Price, %f& r flTl i ,N T^^H OB 3vi l, S EB w« A A U <7/°« 01, ' MEN'S 80X— woollen Working Sox, Coney island style —Were 15/6. ln heather and grey—Were 1/-. Half Price, *J/fa Now AD %ta U S 'ir B lSS a fto£-Wep e e "EN'S COATS-Navy Elephant Skin All wool, with striped top—were Raincoats—Were 32/ G. l y/o. . ■ . , Half Price, &/££ To Clear, fO/f], BOYS' SHIRTS — Canoe and Tennis BOYS' HOSE —AII-wool Golf Hose, White Twill• Shirts—rWere 4/.6 to Jn plain black; also coloured stripe 5/6. tops—Were 2/6. Half Price, 2/6 Now I/I 1 H. Cropley K d 28 KARANGAHAPE ROAD. For Value! A 2/4 till O T - ifflw%L 'X WHEN NOT IN VtS. MMMMaK MS* 9 ▼▼ #m <«V W/ f OT Linoleum., Furniture, MotaOn, - " Ml **"*■«. Wood «nd TUe Floon, «tc., ttc \^' contains as much Jtj- jP/jSTTJESI as three I/- tins. Wrtyffi%7fffcS% Made In New Zealand V emmoOs^^^^Tw V Hn« e* Am die lurfiiM to be pollArf b /M 1\ elen. fte fee ficwe uxi quite dry. /M B - Haaßßaaßaaa^MMii^naiVv* <d ' ..AcLch. ThenreWlbfUkhr mmmmmm^—^ « Mft, d«n. £j Aunt. SJT I COMPETITIONS CORNER. TESTS FOR OUR READERS: , ACROSS. • 6—Far from beautiful. 1-This outstanding feature on a land- .*-*** W»d of food shows an artist scape suggests a fracas in a pub. _« of u down t]mt oft(m 4—An appeal to the gallery. relieves one of a heavy burden. 9—Cromlech. 11—Much the same, as 15 across. ! 10—"Leap, Sire" (anag.). 14—One of seven 12-An English county in short. 18—Musical instrument innocent of 13—A large word for large. . , strincs afqfs that Can Obtam m 19-Effective,tM S g method, of curing 16—A sound of discomfort a y t least. 2 0—Scanty remuneration. IT—Following. ... 22-Extinct bird. oi" - ?- Lanl an plal J N l, ■ npTl 23—River'that forms a bore. . 24-Riotous strikers _ may be . much 25 _ Li . ■ struck with this m India. Oβ— Vessel * 27—Sound of disapproval. 29—A marine mammal. at now. ' 30-Sub j ect___ (t) to be' seen WEDNESDAY'S SOLUTION. headless in the heavens. ACROSS.-Zinc, '. Mendelssohn," Oder, Up sspsu on* w»d «,* %£rea&si££>£ , 3& this hound. Screwdriver. Tyke, Trinityhall, Crew. \ DOWN. ~ DOWN.—Debar, Ideas, Clot, Osla, I—Jesting descriptive of an old roue.' Shah, Indication, Chronicles; Rest, 2 Telling. ■•- Pomp, Emblems; Apologetic, Auldreekie, 3—A movement of deference. Devizes, Gear, Crow, Withy, Wells, Cork, s—Hungarian composer. Edna, Duty. . _ ->.(s)