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Evening Star, Issue 19891, 13 June 1928, Page 3

.W.MWAWiW.W.VAW/'/AVAVWV * Ji long fact makes a short life. r. OVER 60 YEARS OP SERVICE ISITD VALUE P.O. B«s 241. ’Phone 11 =9l €L m St®€k a taklsEg Bargains ATTRACTIVE SPECIALS IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR Sf* **os ~ All-Wool Vests Ladies’ All-Wool Vests, “Wolf” brand, Natural shade, medium weight, V neck. W.S.S.— W.L.S.— Ex. O.S.S.S.— Ex. O.S.L.S.— Usual price, 12/6. Special price, 6/6. Usual price, 13/6. Special price, 6/11. Usual price, 15/6. Special price, 8/6. Usual price, 16/6. Special price, 8/11. All-Wool Vests Ladies’ All-Wool Vests, Cream, English make, chemise length, round neck, short sleeves; extra out size only. Usual price, 14/6. Special price, 8/11. We have an extensive assortment of many other Special Lines displayed in this Department . Frocks and Overalls A small assortment of Children’s Frocks and Overalls, all in good washing materials. Sizes— 10. 18. 20. 22. Special prices, 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/. All-Wool Bloomers Ladies’ All-Wool Bloomers, New Zealand make, elastic waist and knees, Winter weight; Grey only. Sizes— W. O.S. Usual prices, 10/6 11/6. Special prices, 6/11 7/11. Corsets A table of Sample and Slightly Soiled Corsets, all made by the best English manufacturers; in newest shades and fittings. Special price, 4/11.-AII-Wool Bloomers Ladies’ All-Wool Bloomers, New Zealand make, Swiss band, elastic knees, medium weight; Navy or Grey. Oddments Also a table of Sample and Slightly Soiled Garments in Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear. All at Special Prices! Woven Nightdresses Ladies’ All-Wool Woven Nightdresses, New Zealand make, Natural shade, round neck, long sleeves; women’s size. Usual price, 27/6. Special price, 12/6.

An Irishman was employed by u big diipbuilding yard in the North oi England. On him fell most of the disagreeable jobs, arid be was much in request for lifting the heaviest weight. On the eve of a recent launching, when the huge vessel was standing ready, on the stocks for the morrow’s great event, the Irishman went to the foreman and demanded his pay. “What for?” asked his foreman, in astonishment. “Surely you’re not leaving usp” “’Deed and I am,” replied the Irishman. “ Since I’ve been here I’ve done some heavy lifting’ but ” and he pointed first to the finished ship and then to the barricade on the bank of the river—“ I’m hanged if I’m going to lift that thing over the fence tomorrow'!” Nothing shills a cough or cold so readily as “NAZOL.” The scientific, common-sense remedy. A powerful, penetrating germicide. 60 doses Is 6d. —lAdvt.l