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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24798, 12 February 1946, Page 3

Armstrongs two stores Sale Starts To-morrow at 9 Knarkaut ratuvs that u>ill send you home rejiticiny SEE FASHION WINDOWS at both Stores J£l

MAV’Q SUMMER qai E ■ fIA ■ ■M Commences TO-MORROW, n/W ■ ■■« ■ WP’ Wednesday, with a Deluge ■■ of Bargains. 4 pair only ALL-WOOL COTTON CROSSOVER SLACKS. Grey. Slightly CTTXME'D SMOCKS. Excellent washsoiled. S.W.— uig Dark sha d es . s.W. to Usually 52/9 3C/A MILLINERY WX-- ‘ SALE <5O/0 Lovely pastel shade felts— Usually 2V- 1 4/6 LADIES* HANDBAGS. As- Usually 29/6 „ „ SALE ** sortment in Peccary, grained Button Through DIRNDLS. XS-KSny'Uste'w- SALE ft/1 1 SW.andVl ’ SALE 29/6 — W/ .* 7 SALE 10/Assorted GAMES, including STRAWS and FELTS “ I f T ,nb ? l ’ySJ’, l ” TEA Mah Jong, Draughts, etc.— New season’s shapes and col- Usually 21/- C Usually 2/11 to 10/6 ours. Fitting and perch styles. SALE 4/44 Usually 49/6 d / 4 41 SINGLE BEDSPREADS. EmJL/liA SALE iy/11 broidered Taffeta and Crepe. CUP RACKS. Very handy— * * Usually -JQ/ 4 4 SALE 2/ 1 1 6 only Few only BABY FROCKSMEN’S KHAKI SHORTS. BLACK SILK COATS UsuaHy Heavy quality Smartly braided and pin- R/ J j UsuaUy 18 £le 6/ii ‘u u s M SOCKS. W Eri^abI^ IS ““ 10/6 “ y3,^L E 1/11 £ only Kolinsky Rabbit 3 only ladies* SATIN I BOYS’ MESH SPORTS C^ A u SW ’ SHIRTS. Two-way collar s bms ’ UsuaUy 69/6 AJ g ! Us y u e ailv S 7/4to i ”S. 2 i i 2~- SALE IQ 36in STRIPE SPTOS Usually 7/4 to 5/11 washing quality for Frocks, 8/4 SALE «>»/ * * etc.—UsuaUy 8/8 W Ladies* ART SILK JUMPERS. wv * wrses w> mvww SALE, yard / Short sleeves. Fancy knit— 9 LLU. ggin PRINTED SILK AND UsuaUy 23/6 4 A./C; Colombo and Gloucester Sts, COTTON. Usually A| SALE A“T/w Christchurch. 5/3 .. SALE, yard <3 Come in to town early so that you will have plenty of time to see everything in Hay’s Store.

BEST VALUE in JI- RIMU BEDROOM SUITES KlTw The 3-Piece Rimu Bedroom Suite ‘ Suite is a winner even on I ag™ bWIs MH Hußßi looks alone; . but when you consider price as well you will I toBBI IMH • k now why we christened it II Imff “ The Ultimate.” Trade-in I your old suite in part pavipent I 3 FJECEs"*" | iillli (as illustrated). £33/5/WARDROBE to match £B/10/- extra. OR ON TERMS . . . 11/- WEEKLY. McKenzie & willis ltd. 120 HEREFORD STREET

Make RANGIORA your Shopping Centre LAST WEEK OF SALE Closes Friday, 15th February. SPECIAL BARGAINS EACH DAY IN Fashion Goods and Oddments in All Departments. Inspection Invited. THE FARMERS’ ... RANGIORA

WANTED KNOWN TOMATOES. 6d to Is Id lb; Lettuces. 4d; Green Peas, 6d lb; Onions, 51b Is. Hickmott’s, Rangiora. SELL, Cream Cane Pram, good order; £7 10s. G. Miles, Coldstream rd., Rangiora. PRESCRIPTIONS All Free under Social Security benefits, at Hickmott’s Pharmacy, Rangiora. 1395 GET a Quote for that New Bungalow from G M. Mehrtens. Builder. Rangiora. GLUCOSE D, 1 and 31b tixs. Anchor Full Cream Milk. Large stocks. Hickmott’s Pharmacy. 1395 JOHNSTON, JOHN, Ltd., for Seaming Twine, Stack Covers. Hay Forks. Lawnmowers. 1396 ROSE Hip Syrup; ample supplies. Gregg's. Robinson’s, Three Carboy. Hickmott’s Pharmacy, Rangiora. 1395 PUBLIC NOTICES. GARDENERS. A MEETING under the Auspices of the Rangiora Garden Club will be addressed by members of the Christchurch Branch of the Humic Compost Club on WEDNESDAY, 13th FEB., at 7.30 p.m., in the High School Cottage, East belt, on the making and value of Compost. Anyone Interested is Invited to Attend. 1599

PUBLIC NOTICES. l| REGENT |||| 1 RANGIORA “Phone 96M I‘ 1 TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT Also Wednesday, at 8 p.m. GLORIA JEAN and ALAN CURTIS In the Strangest Love Story Ever Told. “DESTINY” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RANGIORA COUNTY COUNCIL. PENALTY ON RATES. Public Notice Is hereby given that a Penalty of an additional 10 PER CENT, will be added to all Rates for the year 1945-46 remaining unpaid after the Ist day of MARCH. 1946. S. G. DALLEY. 5132 ' County Clerk. A WELCOME HOME DANCE" AND~ PRESENTATION to recently returned District Personnel will be held in the WAIKUKU HALL, FEB. 15th, at 8 p.m.

WAIMAKARIRI CLUB The Waimakariri Sailing Club recently held the women’s race for the D. McKenzie trophy. Result:—Valmai (Mrs A. Cattermole) 1, Marlene (Miss P. Hunt) 2, Scamj> (Mrs N. Packer) 3, Dottrell (Mrs E. Jeffs) 4. The result of a crews’ race was:—Dottrell (E. Oborn) 1, Harmony (K. Laycock) 2, Matarere (R. Nicholls) 3, Cordelia (L. Ingram) 4.

Change Observed In Star.—The Harvard Observatory gave the following advice to astronomers throughout the world: “Observe star T. Coronae Borealis. which burst out early yesterday, making it 1000 times brighter than a week ago. The phenomenon, which previously occurred in 1866. makes the star a member of the rare class called recurrent novae.”—New York, Feb. 10.