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LAST DAYS OF SALE CLOSES DEFINITELY - MONDAY, NOV. 29th, AT 5.30 P.M. FINAL PUSH OUT OF SLUMP BARGAINS Prices again reduced. Special Plum Bargains for Last Few Days. Buy your Christmas Presents now and save on every purchase See the Windows No Lower Prices Anywhere Look at the Savings I IMnFRmnTH ING Infants’ Rubber Baby Pants — FANCY GOODS Boys’ Natural Merino Singlets— UMUfcKULUimnU NOW 1/P and 1/H ’ Clearing Price 2/6 each Infants’ Towelling Feeders. Were 1/3 100 doz. Ladies’ White Hemstitched Boys’ All Wool Tweed Sports Suits, 12 Dozen Ladies’ Crepe Nightdresses Now Hahclkerchiefs, special bargain— sizes 4to 6, now 25/; sizes 7to 12, Were 4/11 — ... Now 3/9 Flannelette Nursery Squares. Were • 6 for 1/6; 6 for 1/11 now 27/6; sizes 13 to 16, now 29/6 12 pairs .only, Ladies’Fuji Silk Knick- y . • Now 9d. Traced Needlework! Special Sale Boys’ Saddle Tweed Shorts, sizes 4to ers, -Hemstitched and Embroidered j n fants’ Silk and Crepe de Chine Prices. 12, were 8/11 Now 6/11 Were 14/6 Now 9/ Dresses. Were 12/6 to 19/6 — Crepe Nightdresses 3/9 Men’s Tweed Caps, were 4/11 — 39 Pa , i . rS ,.?, nly ' t a f eS ™T, P t e n ’ Now 6/11 Crepe Knickers 2/11 * Now 3/11 slightly soiled, sizes Cream Winceyette Dressing Jackets— Boys’ Washing Suits, were 6/11 and 2/11 The SHOWROOM 2/11 8/11— Now 5/11 and 7/11 greatest corset 'bargains ever - . Cream Winceyette Nightdresses 4/6 Men’s Strong Samson Braces, were 3/6 offered 38 only Ladies’ Cotton Marocain Longcloth Camisoles 1/6 Now 2/9 36 pairs Ladies’ and Maids’ English Frocks, were 9/11. Now 6/11 Longcloth Nightdresses 3/11 and 4/11 Boys’ and Youth’s Strong Braces, — Lisle Bloomers, in black, brown, 20 only Ladies’ Wool Repp. Frocks, Ladies’ Lace and Organdi Collars and Now 1/. navy. Were 4/11 — • were 75/ to 126/ — Jabots, were 2/11 to 5/11 — Men’s Wide-end Silk Ties, were 3/6 to ' Wonderful value 1/8. Clearing Prices 49/6, 59/6 Sale Places 1/11, 2/6, 2/11,3/11 4/11 — Now 2/6, 2/11 and 3/11 10 dozen Ladies’ White and Cream 48 only Print Overalls and Aprons, Rest Quality Safety Pins, were 6d card Ribbed Vests, sleeveless or short were 6/11— Last of Sale 3/11 Now 4 for 1/ MAMPMrcTED nen-r sleeves. Were 2/6 — Now 1/6 28 only Children’s Washing Dresses, Linen Buttons —Sale Price 6 cards 6d. ”1 ASM Un to lEK Dtrl, 48 pairs only, Net Brassiers. Were 2/11 s j zes 2 4 to 39, were 6/11 to 9/11— Fancy Garter Elastics— Special value 1/6 Now 4/11 Now 9d and 1/ pair 54-inch White Table Damask, usually 30 only Ladies’ White Longcloth and 4 g on j Ladies’ Navy Jap Silk Blouses, Lamp Fringes, were 2/3 —Now 1/llyd. 2/6 and 3/6 yard— Lace Princess Underskirts— were 19 y 6 _ Now 7/11 Zy]o Bath Soap _Sale Price 3 for 1/ Now 1/11 and 2/11 yd. Were 12/6 and 17/6 White Embroidery Tea Aprons, were The Terrace Writing Cabinets, Enve- 54-inch Single Bed White Twill SheetYnLJv hntnl 3/6— Now 2/6 lopes and Pad, were 1/6—Now 9d ing, pure cloth, usually 2/3 yard. Children s White, & n< l /6 _ y Ladies’ Ready-to-wear Hats, new Colgate’s Talc Powder, usually 1/9 — Now 1/71. yard Bloomers. AX ere / Styles, Were 14/6 to 19/6— Now 1/3 Special Line Superior Quality White Special Value 9/11 Hair Clasps—Special Prices 4d, 6d, Herringbone Sheeting, 54-inch, Ladies’ Model Millinery! Special Big Bd, 1/. 1/11; 72-inch 2/6; 80-inch 2/11 yard HOSIERY AND GLOVES Purchase, worth 29/6 to 59/6— Fancy Suede and Leather Belts— Large size White Pillow Cases, 2in. Now 14/6 and 19/6 Reduced Prices 1/, 1/6, 1/11 hem Now 1/ and 1/4 each . 1 , KT . „ Children’s Rush and Pandan Hats— Towelling, Face Cloths— ' Good Quality Flannelette Cot Blankets 50 dozen Ladies Black and Nigger Clearing Price 1./ll Sale Prices 7J,d and 1/ usually 2/11 each— Now 2/3 each Art Silk Hose. Were 2/11 — Hair and Clothes Brushes, were 1/6 — 50-inch New Shadow Tissues in latest Now 1/- pair. I • qRPQQES Now designs, worth 7/6 yard—--20 doz. Ladies Lisle Threat Hose .n Tooth Brushes, were 1/6 — Now 1/. Now 4/11 yard White and Black— 4 Pieces 40in.. Art Silk Marocains, ’ 30-inch Shadowettes, new colours and 50 dozen Ladies’ ArtS all afchUy damaged by watery MERCERY DEPT. designs, were 1/11 yard--Fnd 1/11 2/6 2/11 40-inch Striped and Fancy °Cotton 5 doz. Men’s Striped Neglige Shirts, 40-inch White Curtain Nets, scolloped End of Sale puces 1/11, 2/0, Z/ll g C]oths> ’ y TobralcO) forced necks, were 6/6- edge, were 1/11, 2/6 and 2/11— Ladies’ Superior Lisle Hose in White, etc., were 1/11 to 3/11— t ow 3/11-2 1 / 6 ’ 1 / 11 and y a U l Black and newest colours. Were Clearing Prices 1/, 1/6, 1/11 yd. Men’s Summer Natural Menno Smg- 50-inch Fast Colours, coloured Curtain 1/11 to 3/6— 54in. Navy Costume Serge, was 12/6— lets— Now 1/11£ Nets, usually 4/6 yard— End of Sale special prices 1/4 and Now 9/11 Men’s Striped Beatrice Twill Pyjamas, Now 3/6 yard 1/10. 40in. Fancy Jazz Linings, were 2/6— were 12/6— , Now 9/11 Canvas Net and Casement Curiains, Maids’ Black Cashmere Hose, sizes Now 1/11 Men’s Striped Neglige Shirts, collar to with fast coloured insertions and lace 3to 5. Were 4/6— Now 2/6 40ill . Self-Colour Satin de Chine for match; latest patterns, usually edges, usually 3/11 and 4/6 yard. Children’s White Mercerised Cotton linings or underclothing, was 2/6 10/6— Special Bargain 6/11 each Now 3/6 and 3/11 S-Hose, .sizes 4 to 9. Were 3/11 — Now* 1/111, Men’s White and Coloured Bordered 36inch Fancy Matting Runner, usually Special Value 1/11 54in Woql j [a rocain, in navy, brown, Handkerchiefs — Reduced Sale 2/11 yard— Now 2/6 yard 100 pairs Ladies Champagne and Buff biscuit, fawn, grev usually 12/6— Prices— 3 for 1/6 and 3 for 1/11 Superior Quality Axmmster Hearth 2-Dorne English Lisle Gloves ’ • . y[ en ’ s y ur JTelt Hats, usually 19/6— Rugs, usually 25/6 each— Lad ßlack^il^’2-Doine , Glove a ? l doubki "Tw Men’s Heavy sX, White and ColouredJ' fine-prq Were 4/11 Half Price 2/6 Jap. Crepes, self shades — were 1/3 — usually 1/11, 4/0 ana z/11 eacn Dept.— Clearing Prices 6d and 9d yd. Special Price 2 pairs for 1/6 . Now 1/6, 1/11 and 2/6 each 4 doz. Child’s Rubber Bibs. Were 2/- 40in. Face Cloths, in grey, navy, wine, Men’s Heavy Woollen Socks— 30-inch Cretonnes in a large variety— Half Price 1/-. electric, were 7/11 — Now 3/11 Now 1/, 1/3 and 1/6 pair Now 1/ yaid Careful attention to mail orders We Pay the Postage it THE STORE THAT IVlCLjlvLJlilv O UNDERSELLS /. Greymouth .’. Reefton .*. Hokitika

Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll r II All Worth 27/6 Much More! No. S232.— Light Tan WiliWfpCvWjMv low Calf One-Bar Shoe. inch covered Cuban heel. Dark tan trimmings—a shoe Tn-ni«wiiiiiii[|]|jjif of smart design. No. 8232 Price ..... . .«> 27/6 *5/' There— I No. 5694 — Patent One-Bar / Shoe, with fancy cut-out front. inch celluloid covered Cuban heel. Great value for 25 /-‘ Price . 25/~o- 8 a“ < Won’t be No. 8299 — Tan Glace Kid One-Bar Shoe, with fawn interlacing as illustrated. 1J inch Cuban leather heel — and it could not be cheaper! Prico 23/6 a pair left 28/9 very s ®®”~ No. 5543. — Patent Sandal \ V Bar Shoe, fancy cut-out toe cap. 2 inch semi Louis heel. -3k Made exclusively for us. Price 28/9 ® ‘ —get, Tours! • No. 5543 ' ° Send f«r our Illuatratad Catalenues—BOTH FREE. no. u HANNAH’S , VOU Will get prompt attention if you Your neareat Hannah Branch i« ; I send to either “ Hannah s Mail Order ““ -Dept..' Wellington.” or to your nearest MaWlieia Quay, Hannah Branch. •' 7 —_ CASH Will _ _ . GREYMOUTH : ORDEROMER AND w jL_r_V NOTE : Uniform low prices at POSTAGE a n our tranche*.

■w————w DANGEROUS. THE USE OF CRUDE EUCALYPTUS OIL. It cannot be too strongly stressed that cruHe eucalyptus oil contains harmful irritants, including phelladrene. Sander’s Eucalypti Extract, made from leaves only, is free from phellandrene and all irritants. For internal and external useeucalyptus certainly—but rpake sure you get “Sander’s”—the purest and safest eucalyptus for colds, influenza, catarrh, asthma and all respiratory diseases. Chemists and stores not only sell Sander’s Eucalypti Extract at 1/6 and 2/6 —they also recommend it.— Advt. _ .

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If you’ve been, caught in drenching rain protect yourself from a chill by taking “Nazol.” Doesn’t give the cold a. “look-in”. GO doses for 1/6.— AdYt.