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Feilding Star, Volume 3, Issue 576, 30 May 1925, Page 2

SAVINGS GALORE E are FORCED to' make a. rapid clearance of stock. Alterations of inn.ncu.so proportions nro to be uuiil© to on 1 j>ieiniso.>. pen tors MUST HAVE ample room to work m. Conscquonlly wo are firing out quality merchandise at enormous price reductions. w BARGAINS OFFERED AT MCtMIEIt’S ALTERATION SALE SEIZE SOME OF THESE SAVINGS TO-DAY! 12 ...Only I.adies’ Grey Fleecy Dined KNICKERS, with S»tcen Bands. ‘ 4 Usual price 7/11. Alteratmn Sale Price 5/11 12 Pairs -Maids and S. Women's Grey FLEECY LINED 1)1 RJ'.CIOIR E . KNICKERS. Usual Prices 4/3, o/G. Alteration Sale Price 3/o, 4/6 20 Onlv Ladies’ Cream Merino Finish VESTS, with Lung Sleeves, 'Large ■Chemise Shape. Usual Prico C/G. Alteration Sale Price 3/11 O.S. Women’s ditto G/11. Now 4/6 Ex. OS. Women’s Ditto. 7/G. Now 5/6. . 20 Pairs Cream and Natural Combinations, in S.W.. Women's and 0. S. Women’s,\with Short Sleeves. Usual Prices 12 G, .13,G, 13/11. , ■ ’ Alteration Sale Price 7/11 1 Onlv T.adv’s Knitted WOOL CAPE in Saxe Blue, a Splendid Garment. ‘ Usual Price 25/G. Alteration Sale Price 17/6 1 Only Ladv’s Marono GABARDINE COAT, all Wool, finished with Tucks and Covered Duttons, Convertible Collar. Usual Price ol)/G. Alteration Sale Price 39/6 3 Only Ladies’ All Wool Ileavv VELOUR COATS in Saxe and Kingfisher ' Shades. Sizes S.W. and Wins. Usual Price £4 10/. ' Alteration Sale Price 59/6 2 Oniy Ladies’ VELOUR COA'I’S in Dark Saxe and Mole, finished Small ' Tucks and Covered Duttons and Dolt. Usual Price f t 19/0. Alteration Sale Price G9/6 : MM’S (FEUDING), LTD. ’ £ THE UP-TO-DATE FASHION CENTRE , NEXT POST OFFICE ONLY FEILDING

VALUES IN 'Jil: Mk LADIES 9 ‘‘THE SILK I MAC.”- A I lightweight Pegamoid Cont ol Plain \\oven Back % Cloth, in Tan Colour Onlv. Wonderful Value lor Money. All $ Sizes. ‘ VALUE 39/6 |tHE HURRICANE.” -A Medium Weight Pegamoid Coat of Good Twill i! Rack Cloth, with Suede Collar to Match, in Tan Oak and Grey. Thoroughly recommended. All sizes. VALUE 49/6 If. ffTHE EVERLAST.”- A Super Weight Pegamoid Coat with Heavy .Lino | Back which eusure.s Wear, with Suede Collar to Match in Tan, Oak, Grey and Saxe. All sizes. Wear Guaranteed. VALUE 65/|’ALL IN AND COMPARE THESE VALUES. WE ABE ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU OUR GOODS. LINDSAY’S ii'Whcrc Shopping Pays.” THE OUTFITTERS.

HAVE YOU A PIANO OR A MOTOR CAR? Palmerston North, | 27th July, 1928. WE have been using McKENZIE’S DRAWING: ROOM CREAM, CAR AND FURNITURE RENOVATOR fojT; some considerable time and con*ider£it the best we have used, on accbuntAof the absence ®f any greasy after-effects and the fact of its retailing a' rich gloss under all weather condition*' We can honestly recommend this polish to anyone requiring a high fin .■f® "* WAOKRILL and STEWART, ltd (Bison**) J. ® Y»nn*. Dir***** jj Similar testimonials from Perry Limited and New Zealand Farmer* Co-op.'.-Dia. Co., Ltd., Feilding (m< tor) garages), 27/8/28. Also from Grace, Clark and Co Piano Dealers, Palmerston North Juhe 12£h, 1895; Oates’ Music Store* and J. P{.; Leary and Co., Piano Deal ers,' Palmerston North, 27/4/1921. Sold by Shops, Motor Garages, ano Piaho Dealer*. Name and Trad* mark on-evory genuine label. Pries 211 and 8/- nsr bottle WE’LL PATENT YOUR IN VENATION IN ALL COUNTRIES. Wherever you want patent rights secured over your invention expeditiously and economically use our expert, efficient service. Advice freely given. Henry? liugbes Ltd.,- Patent Attorneys.' Tof Feathers ton Street, WeL t ling ton.

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