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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 205, 31 August 1933, Page 19

1 THE FARMERS' I HALF PRICE SALE of | DOWN QUILTS ¥ F you have been B 1 wishing—and wish- »| ing — that y° u had a Vy i f —3— beautiful Down Quilt 1; • to adorn your bedroom jS ! V vIWPPW by day, and keep you \?j \ cosily warm at night, I|i "7a *C* P come again for a very M Ion S time - We are j clearing some lovely jj? ! tbis season's Quilts- —all /l W ° n<^ ar " TO Blue only. Blue only. Blue or Rose. gK Usually: 75/6 £4/12/6 £5/12/6 I HALF PRICE for Cash: 3 y/Q 46/3 56/3 I §§j Clearance of Last Season's I *3 As our new stocks have arrived, we are offering the vA Racquets at great reductions, ffi] The Racquets offered include ja Spalding's, Cobbett's, Wisden's, Hazels, and other wellMd known brands. Usual Prices: jM Friday's Prices: jjjj| Usual Prices: Friday's Prices: r ES rKUNG "v> * Si- Have your racquet re-strung , ■:■ y before the rush of orders sets S? premises by our own English Jw i' Ip'ilii'lllff l ' expert, and guaranteed to give 3| satisfaction. The gut used for 81 N#»IAT S#*o cnn'e ou r 12/6 re-string has stood JvL j IIC W kJCduUII o U p j 0 conditions and teats that '& TTTVTMIC T> A PHI TCTQ have surprised us. Don't |S 1 fciNIMIO 1 3. judge it by the low price—it Our 1934 season's goods show a distinct advance wll g£ e great service. Comin the evolution of the modern racquet. Quality. pleto Re-stringing with better shape and balance axe still further improved, and c~ i / » /fe every racquet has its note of colour. Duco enamel £1*"? Str i° gr « J~ ° $8 is used for bright and tasteful decoration. New 1/3; each String after, 6d to stocks include Slazenger's, Spalding's and Cobbett's 9dfifij frames, which have all been freshly strung with S? quality gut by our own expert stringer. We will PllkKfl* f|iimc jso gladly show these racquets to interested players, IxUUUCI VII \ |® whether they are purchasers or not. Fitted FREE! ! m NEW SEASON'S a Rubber Grip adds greatly | Si __»*«.***« n . . . n to the comfort and accuracy WA TENNIS BALLS. of play. Made of best ribbed 153 * rubber in pleasing colours. ] (H SPALDING'S .1933-1934 SEASON'S BALLS. Just Fitted freCi on Friday, if fi*9 arrived. Full of life and bounce. Equip yourself desired. Price: 1 / each. Psj with a pair for the week-end. */ ™ j i *- 21- -* 22/6 down- THIRD FLOOR. j Ijl, LAST SEASON'S (1933) BALLS. A few Ayres' gSj standard Balls, Clearing at 1/6 each. ' | if CUPS ancTsAUCERS. re lIA I P V% 1% I W* kGS/ Thin white china, with the MJ Bm M m BJ ■M. popular Mazarin Blue Band, EM Iml finished with gold lines. ragi Friday's 3/11 half dozen. j English White Embossed * i r -i t. *' u l J f Usually 3/10 half dozen. £0 Remainder of a special purchase to be cleared at Fridav ' s O/ 1 1 half dozen. half retail price. Small quantity only of each £/ X X »M watch—so order early. M POCKET WATCHES. S3 "YANKEE," plain, new model —Retail Price, 10/-. SIL JCL.. —^ w HaU Price: s/ 1M "YANKEE," radiolite dial—Retail Price, 15/-. | Pri " : 7/6 [fIL Ja "MIDGET," plain dial—Retail Price, 17/6. fiil Half Price: O / Q VI SAUCE BOTTLE. 1 GENT.'S WRIST WATCHES. Squat shape, clear optic glass, 1 SS "INGERSOLL," plain dial—Retail Price, 18/6. with good-fitting stopper Half Price: Q/O Usually 1/7. v Friday's Price: 11 eacn. yi "INGERSOLL," radiolite dial—Retail Price, 21/-. r-i oon P Half Price: "| f| //? THIRD FLOOR. gj THIRD FLOOR. AV7/ W . I SAVE ON GROCERIES M by serving yourself in THE FARMERS ___ rrvT^rrvnrrrrrn 1 N li^ ur " u1 NO DELIVERY at these cut prices, which hold good until Thursday, September 7. i CHESDALE CHEESE— SARDINES—1 $Ib. Cartons &)«">■• "f&Tu. lOi* M ROLLED OATS— 41b. Bags.. ~M .. Hid each. VITA BRITS 6 d Packet - I ij SANDSOAP— Id Cake. rtjtter __ m SHEEP TONGUES— First Grade, "Unity"- m.j I «8 C.M.C. ~; «!» per Tin. HONEY— FLOUR— Jnl Clover, 21b, Tins Tin. 6 Jib. Bags >.: t.« 1/1 2 PEAS— 12ilb, Bags 2/2 Bae * jftl Marrowfat, Pkta. 2 Packet, far 6d. 251b. Bags t.. 3/11 Ba^