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T THE CLIMAX TO MONTHS OF PL ANNINO, SEARCHING & BUYING, IS VIVIDLY SEEN IN THE BARG AINS WE PRESENT HERE. ■mi* fli jp* ■ ■ I Si H V M I MIGHTY FROCK percent TYMONQ Tfl k““ L DISCOUNT OFF I| 1| Jj| J LI O i * ■■ ■ ■ B W | pange Qf design „ @ |lB 6 Less 10 per Prices Every Lme a Bargain | fcw 1, { 6/8 TENNIS FROCKS. ’ 1/6 BOILING SILKS I 361 - figured and floral Heavy Quality White Silk Tennis New Smart Stoped I MOROCAINS. . rr°cks. Boiling' oilk I qnpeial Price 1/3 1/6 1 9 5/11 Less 10 per cent. SPECIAL 1/- I Special WHITE HONEY COMB QUILTS. FLOWER SPRAYS LADIES’TENNIS SOCKS WHli t 7 . Quite a. wonderful variety. Endless Variety to Choose From. 70 X 90. For aige mg e 1/11. From 1/-to 2/3. SPECIAL 8 11-Less 10 per cent. MEN’S COAT SHIRTS bemberg boiling WHITE HONEYCOMB QUILTS. With Ties to match. Guaranteed SILK PYJAMAS. gQ x |qq Large size Double Bed. i Fast Colours. & SMART SHAPES. CUITTAT I°/11 6/6, 8/11, 10/6. 13/11. bPEGIAn, lu ii. a W SUPREME VALUES IN HOSIERY TYMONS’ REPUTATION FOR HOSIERY ■J fiG® I I A VALUES WILL BE FURTHER ENHANCED EY THESE REMARKABLE VALUES » '"B J I [ Blk J ONLY STANDARD RELIABLE BRANDS STOCKED. MIGNON I FINE GAUZE HOSE. ADORA PURE SILK Pure Silk ■ w FULLY FASHIONED HOSE. B Pure Silk. Fully fashioned with Rayon. HObih. I || New Shades. I SraJ&ey / El 6/11 j All Shades 2/11. dull sheer, fully fashioned 1 1 “ MEN’S ART SILK Big Assortment BATH SUMMER PYJAMAS POLACO SHIRTS VESTS, 1/11 less 10 1/3 , each . SPECIAL VALUES We V 6 JUSt opened an eXCel ‘ Coloured HAND TOWELS .... „ w . o< ....... — TiPEB *S O «?« IiS “' S ' “ !t “• "' M In Cut. Full to size. Special 3/6. Stripes and checks. adamca dtittadtu TAPESTRY MATS. PYJAMA SUITS AB C s°hee?s 21 x 47 - s P ecial 5/11 AVAU Al TWO COLLARS bHUIUjI b. ■■ II KEEN PRICES. TJgn 3J[7TIT?TCTI^r' < 8/11,10/6 6/11, 10/6 , n .~ w . . . Col. Border HANKIES. Less 10 per cent. 13/11 11/6 1/11 dozen ' Dark Grey All Wool ' » WORKING TROUSERS. Less 10 per cent. every shirt guaranteed PILLOW CASES. 8 11, 10/6, 12/6, 15/6d - each - 5/11 dozen. Less 10 per cent, ’ fuVfelThats 6 working'shirts | Men’s Work Trousers N l5/ OW I7/6, 7/11-Less 10 per cent. | KEENLY PRICED, LESS A FURTHER 10 per cent

Big; Treat for New Zealanders “KAILWAYS MAGAZINE”, OCTOBER. “Adventures of John Webster, A Famous Pioneer’’ (by James Cowan); “Riding Over the Haast Pass—an outpost of the Wild’’ (by Elsie K. Alorton); “Myths, Atadness and Alotives of Alusic (by Ken Alexander); “Our National Treasure House of Wonders" (a bright description of the National Art Gallerv and Museum by O. N. Gillespie); “The Thirteenth Clue’’ (fourth instalment by .J. Wilson Hogg); “Rulers of the Countrv— -the Hon. W. Nash’’ (by “Autolycus”); “Notable New Zealand Sportsmen’’ (by W. F. Ingram); “The Queen’s Earrings" (by R. Al. Jenkins); ‘‘The People of Pudding Hili’’ (by Sliiela Russell); “Familiar Ships in New Zealand Waters—T.S.S. ‘Wahine’ ” (bv J. 11. Kemnitz). Original New Zealand verse, notes and comments on books and authors, “Wisdom of the Alaori’’, “Timely Notes and Useful Hints for Women’’ (by “Helen’’). GREAT RANGE OF ILLUSTRATIONS—6O PICTURES. 6d. —National Monthly For the Family—6d. r? r? r? r? r?

SHOES WITH A SWAGGER For s P rin £ and Summer are featured at Chalk’s I NO INCREASE IN PRICES BUT 'tiSKSKaL V BE ADV ISED—BUY NOW BEFORE PRICKS DO RISE. LADIES’ PATENT SHOES. / with buckle bar and crocodile insets. 15/6 DASHINGLY NEW STYLES CREATED FOR THE WOMAN T ADIES > PATENT TIE SHOES WHO TAKES PRIDE IN HER sports Heels. FEET. 20 /- WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND EXAMINE THESE MOD- /x ELS AND OTHERS IN OUR /Jjk SHOP. / PRICES ARE VARIED ENOUGH / jßßra 1 TO MEET ALL NEEDS. / IF YOU CAN’T CALL MAIL / jS&wQ&i YOUR ORDERS, BUT PLEASE GIVE FULL DETAILS. ■/ We pay Postage on all orders | II over £l. I If CHALKS ™ LADIES’ TAN COURT SHOES MAWHERA QUAY, with bows, high Cuban heels. GREYMOUTH. 17/6