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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 28, 1 August 1929, Page 7

Overcoats ;(Bn| W Usull price £4/10/- ssg^ '■ _>' "DENT'S" GLOVES Size 6—Lovat, Blue Grey «==* .fe==H=s * lined .Usual price 17/6 Usual price £4/10/- J^^^^W * "; Now 14/9 Size 4—2 Coats, Slate Grey ®Wn*\ ffW ~" T ai\ Cape, 'also-. '■ Grey and Plum Velours W/MS/I ' fleece lined, fur Usual price 63/- 1/?SM / Wmt ' Usual.price-19/6-Now 50/- ' I^B/ Now 17/6 Size 3-Grey Blanket Clotlr. . |f 3. Unlined "Kazan," finest check back. Usually 90/- \gf . quality Tan Cape UsuaJ price 17/6 Sise 3-G^Me,^ S ©Blie Odd Lf MS "" Now 47/6 +1*#»«- «., A «—^_ «~fl 4. Tan and Grey Suede, fur Size 3-Fawn. Usually 69/6 *«« .W6 WOUl<l lined to finger tips . s- 3 r , N°^ 42A ra«"» qwit at 1^ bize 3, —Fawn, shows Green v «» • ' ' Usual price £4/14/6 ' IjOW Pl?lC6 tll«lll -3 > "Dent's Duplex 97,"IniiNow 55/- ♦-»«- • +. *% « tation Suecl^ in natural Size 3—Brown Nap ' *«K6 ltltO SIOCK. shade, washable Usual price £5/5/-. . . • Usual price 5/6 Now 75/- Broken lines are a nuisance <■ Now 4/9 o- o o ri t^i at Stocktaking, and we'd be Size 3-Grey Fleece as pl e ased as p unch for Usual price £4/4/ . • t o take them away. \ [■■ ■ Now 55/ ■• • ■• ■-■. ■ - • ■ ■ . -■-■-.. , -.- v ■ . . S,Vp i QNrV«.i« r- * ■'• ■•-..--■■■.. Hargreaves TWILLETTE oize o—t»ix Velour Coats, ir . <2Svyy PVTAMAQ - ' Grey, Slate and Plum : M^vW*. *T, n • D , r „ Usual price 75/ Now 50/- : L^^fl^N __S ' tt , • , o . ■ ' i T7 - ■ S< J^TV ■ • Usual price 10/6 Size 5-2 Belted Coats, ir . .%> Jh~^^O > Now 8/11 , great quality; wonderful . , y=+y vYfillaX/7 ■ ■• \' wear; Dark Greys ' \J£ [j\\ \\/: 30 dofc. SILK AND WOOL Usual price £5/15/- ' /J^lT 1' MM f SQX—Latest designs Now 79/6 ■ /fj/ A / ' Usual prices 2/11, 3/6 Size 5—2 Grey Overchecks 1 \A V |S' / W ; : Now 2/6 and 2/1 \ Usual price £4/4/- /H^ 111 / // , ' ' ' ' • Now 60/- / U<os®/ /A • PULLOVERS—IOO left, all Size 5-Roslyn Brown Mot- , «7^»' / 1 5 Jft? tie. Usual price £7/7/N°w£s / Odd PYJAMA PANTS— Size s—Belted Grey, Fawn ' ' ' , To Clear 3/6 and Green Overcheck. I?#^^%f V I%^l : :- Usually 84/- Now 50/- ■ . ■• \W Wjf I.lls 60 doz< Men's Lar Se Size Size 4—Grey Overcheck „ ' Hemstitched HANDItER- . UsuaUysiV- nSwWA . Centre-of MANNERS STREET CHIEFS- : - •■ -- To Clear at 6 for 2/9 ' The House for Serge Suits 1 1 here are, 10 Good &|9il Business Reasons :^^B . ofKOKOfor2/6 :; Emk $">■sss■?' lst—ltis much Reaper to get lOjOOO people to try Koko in three months .;.;......•.•••; by selling at half retail price than to advertise for 12 months to get the same IW/tJmxU \ . ■ 2nd—A gratified user of Koko, pleased with personal results and anxious ' |fflu/^BJ{ji<tt *. to tell friends, will more than ever advise Koko while half its usual cost. wBumNUuI fig .*\ 3rc*—Once a Koko user, no other "just as good" will ever do; so the |VUf»AMNfIf „*?£:,_ sooner thousands try Koko, the quicker we shall have them as regular cus- \V||/^/|a«l .••' .-■•*/•*/ *. *^—Because Koko is so drastically different from ei'ery other Hair Wf\ \m\ ;...'■' % y//.'/ \ Preparation, having no oil, grease, dj-e, or odour.. You cannot imagine its |*////|M|i|l '■ **'* ,•*"■'/*/' 1 superiority, as a hair dressing by merely reading about it—You must actually \9lllaHok\\m ■■/'•>' / stll—Being a hair preparation that has to get satisfactory results (unlike mNOB ->* ,/ .* a perfume),a small free sample is useless—you must give Koko a proper trial. rW* fm^^L .'/ '•' .«' 6th—You may not actually need a Hair Tonic now, butyou will love .to Iml /Mil .-"/• / ..' . • u«e Koko as a daily dressing to brighten the hair, to make it wavy,.to keep the (w//i^Ull i\H / t *'. scalp clean. Then, when your hair does need attention, you will know Koko UuiflMlkkVlll / .'* to be the cleanest and most resultful Hair Preparation you have ever used. nj^HlMaH ,* 4 «* ' " : 7t^—Y°u may decide to try Koko now and forget about it in a week, .!•* , Btla—You may even go to your retailer for Koko, and try. something else Mi/ ll 1 y lle wants to sell, and so never use the World's Favourite Hair Dressing. X IinIUiVVW) •* . 9ta —Continued hair neglect and sometimes obstinate hair calls for ißm/mBMwM 4 «* .■ ■ \ sustained attention, for which a smaller size would be inadequate and much vUH^HUII «V "y^^V more expensive than present opportunity to use Koko cheaply. . vVi'mßHwl /' I<=^ lOth—You are sure to ask if Koko is as good as people say. Is it really MB xQl^Wl /..^^X/j^l \ S° n and deliShtfu] to use? Is it actually proved best by analysis? Will ,§1 /IHi \' -'• .1 V-J it make straight hair wavy? Dull hair bright and glossy? Restore to faded ■! lithi, % \£r^3ggHHSfc|. ha ir the glossy lustre it used to have? No retailer can tell you.as much about W/iMMvSxm •Jl^F^i^fiM) ko, as y°u may learn when buying a trial bottle at the Kbko Depot; you H/lfiMlMMll jSjV&*^3BhUBXH( should not expect him to know more about Koko than its price and how Vflißf^vßl S^^HfWV popular it is. He has 1,000 lines to sell—we have but one—and for nearly 50 %f' If r^lWuf~~f f/*A vi YT mUBt h? ve seen and rea<* hundreds oiF voluntary testimonials proving iff AMi H XtJ&aiWh>*. Jjßß\ Koko cleanf«t» cheapest, and easily the best Hair Preparation. Now we want llf/i Itflll i v f\l \jjblM. 'JdnKfflw you to prove it before we close this trial offer. 'NiflfifllllUV V^^W/ MlUlWjtM fi t a *eß2 taV l?°?i bottle °f K°ko may be obtained for 2/6 from the Koko Depot, lIUItLwIB r^&fflj mW/ttBJ ' ?" t° r'lt* f *^ v. lldln S«. 105 Customhouse Square (near interaction Willis Street and W , V-_^sW ■^'Mfi^ 1829 Postage 9de Il 3 !tra >neOeaCllPe"On' o(Fcr o"1 ■»<"«> No. £.P. li MmMnWh ChemisU and Stores prices as usual—l/ 9, 3/3, 5/-. fw/ijiltt\Ul\tt