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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 21050, 29 December 1933, Page 3

Rather than wait for January sales, we are clearing Showroom Stocks now! We think you should have them Sor New Year and the holidays—while the merchandise is fresh and new! These prices will ensure complete Showroom Clearances—quickly! Toys at Half Price and Less NOW 1/3 NOW 6d Usually 5/6 Gaily Painted BOUNCING BALLS— Usually 5/6 All kinds of ANIMALS in brightly coloured Velvet— Usually .. 2/11 to 5/6 « / TO «• IgL NOW */■ A/© TOY TRAINS. Engine and two carriages— «J gt Usually 1/11 NOW / WOODEN MUSICAL MEN, in every design— Usually 1/3 STUFFED CATS, in every shade— Usually 1/3 NOW NOW 6d Just for the Tiny Tots. Soft TEDDY BEARS— Z/« f Usually 8/9 NOW ®/ * * In smaller size— *j» fg% Usually 5/11 NOW Jfr/> HORN TRUMPETS, SAXOPHONES, FLUTES and gLgj% .. FROM BIRD WHISTLES Great value in STORYBOOKS. readers—Usually 2/6 .. Lovely FLUFFY DOGS. 16in in length— Usually 11/6 YELLOW CHICKENS on strong wheels—Usually 5/6 WALKING CATS, great valueUsually 5/11 Delight for young gj^ NOW NOW 4/11 wooden 2/1 If NOW NOW 9d GLOVE SPECIAL SILK GLOVES, with fancy applique gauntlet top, elastic at wrist. In Summer tonings, including White and Black ... 2/11 Here's a Good Hosiery Bargain FULLY FASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE, Cuban heel, dainty Ficot edge and cradle foot, in all the Season's A/ 4 « newest shades—Usually 5/11 . NOW ■&/ » Frocks and Coats Must be Sold before New Year Very useful is this charming DRESS in block stripet modelled on slim lines and trimmed in a novel manne, with shaped frill ; cape sleeves— Usually 37/6 NOW A charming little FROCK for lots of occasions, cleverly cut in little patterned Marocain. Skirt has inset godets and the cape collar and unusual sleeves are new features— Usually 39/G NOW 21/VOILE FROCKS. Two distinctive styles in smart multi-coloured Spot Voile. These Frocks are well cut and good styles. Long and short sleeves— Usually 13/6 NOW 6/11 Grey Silk The puff smart air, AFTERNOON FROCK. Becoming Frock in Silver Silray. The very thing for Summer afternoons, sleeves, soft bow and wide shoulder effect give a while the bias cut Skirt makes hips miraculously slim— Usually 59/6 NOW TWO-PIECE SUITS in two styles, conventional and neat floral designs. Frocks are sleeveless with V-neck, and well cut Skirts. Short Coatees with long sleeves— « /rffe Usually 29/6 .. NOW *J/7 SUMMER COATS. These smart Coats are well cut from an AllWool Summer-weight Cloth. Lined throughout with Art. Silk. They feature the double-breasted, storm collar style. All fashionable shades— 21/Usually 39/6 SPECIAL REDUCTION TO MILLINERY VALUES Cream and White PANAMAS. Smart new Panamas, delightfully cool and shady. Absolutely the vogue of to-day. A charming Slimmer style at a bargain price .. FROM 6/11 NEW HATS. Just arrived. A wonderful assortment of smartest styles in Pandan, Racello and Braids. Each one individually trimmed. All sizes and colours— 4/4 1 TO FROM 1/11 TO 4/H 'M is?

I SOAP McLeod Bros, ltd,, Manufacturers.

Picnics by Rail Get the FREE BOOKLET The Railway Department has just issued a new series of handy booklets, which will be very useful to folk who are planning picnics for day schools, Sunday schools, friendly societies, commercial houses, factories, and so on. The booklet shows a wide range of picnicking places in the principal districts. It contains tables indicating the very low fares, and other helpful information. ' The Railway Department, with long experience in this field, is well qualified to give efficient assistance in the organisation of picnics. Consult your nearest Stationmaster, Business Agent or District Traffic Manager

COMPETENT CUSTOMS CLEARANCE The services of J. M. Heywood & Co. are as speedy as efficient in all Customs iii Tgnw» i clearance and esx forwarding work. Yon save time, money and worry by using this capable organisation. J. M. HEYWOOB & CO. LTD., 106 MANCHESTER STREET. 'Phone 32-250.

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