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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 23 February 1927, Page 2

Mew LaM PernclMi ftbu moj: (trCaJLlums Soots OOitL s * jYH ,11-—^^^ m 'fpi ■M£. OJI WHOLESALE AGENTS: A. HATRICK & CO., LTD., WANGANUI. FROM THE RAW MATERIAL TO—ATO previous experience is necessary j for you to qualify for the profession of Accountancy with its rich rewards, and its far-reaching opportunities. By studying at home in your spare time, under Hemingway’s Correspondence Schools,' you can, in two or three years, become THE QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT. Hemingway’s Accountancy Course obviates for'you the long grind of experience. It brings qualification within easy distance and assures success at an age when your capacity to enjoy it is greatest. if Proof of the efficiency of Hemingway’s Postal Tuition is given by the results of the last Accountancy Exams. 222 HEMINGWAY STUDENTS PASSED. Send for Free Booh, “Accountant,” to — HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BON 51(5, AUCKLAND. S. W. N oliEls & SONGENERAL CARRIERS, 5 BRIDGE STREET. ELTHAM. Tri-Weekly Service to OMOANA — Leave P.O. 10.30 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. All care taken; no responsibility. Also Furniture and Wood Carting. MADE ONLY FROM SELECTED N.Z. TIMBER. TU'LLIS VENEER PLYWOOD is made only from selected and thoroughly seasoned N.Z. timber. ‘ ‘ Rimu ’ ’ and “Dominion” for panelling, and “Silverite” for cabinet-making—remember these brands if you require durable Plywood, beautiful in finish and grain. DON’T BUY INFERIOR PLYWOOD. When this famous Ellis Veneer Plywood costs no more. You will be surprised at our low quotations. Write for prices, also particulars of our successful single rail panelling system. ELLIS VENEER CO., LTD.f HAMILTON. A REMINDER! When you are spending good money on & eought medicine, why not have something that really does good? Monk’s Balsam is the concentrated cough cordial that absolutely annihilates colds. You must get it from Westwood’s Pharmacy, 185 High Street, Hawera. (APUNAKE -PACING QLUB (Incorporated) ANNUAL MEETING. THURSDAY, MARCH 17. First Race Starts at 12 noon. 1 HANDICAP HACK HURDLES, of 200 sovs.; one and a half miles. 2 MAIDEN PLATE (w.f.a.), of 100 sovs/; six and a half furlongs. 3 RAILWAY HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; seven ruriongs. 4 OPUNAKE CUP (Open), of 400 sovs.; one mile and a quarter. 5 ELECTRIC HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; five furlongs. 6 ST. PATRICK’S HANDICAP (Open), of 250 sovs.; six furlongs. 7 PRESIDENT’S HACK HANDICAP, of 200 sovs.; nine furlongs. 8 FAREWELL HACK HANDICAP, of 150 sovs.; six furlongs. NOMINATIONS for all events (one sov. each) close TO-DAY, February 21, at 5 p.m. WEIGHTS declared on or about Monday. February 28. ACCEPTANCES close MONDAY, March 7, at 5 p.m. For detailed programme see Referee Note. —Telegraph Office closes 5 p.m. P. S. RILEY, Secretary( Pihama. ■X LIFE-TIME of entertainment for an initial payment of a few shillings. Buy a “New Wonder La Gloria” gramophone. —T. G. Ldddington, Sole Agent, Hawera District.

ANNOUNCING the “New Wonder • La Gloria,” the supreme achievement of modern music. Hear the gloriously full tone and masterly rendition of this marvellous gramophone at Liddington’s, Hawera. __ DAMSON & ROBB have a splendid assortment of the famous ready-to-wear “Lynx” suits in all sizes; also a fine assortment of Borsalino and Stetson hats, at High St.. Hawera. “ A NET A,” the Hand Emollient. “Aneta” has no equal for chaps, sunburn, windburn, hard, cracked ana toilworn hands; a real heal®?2/-- jar at Strange’s, the chemist. T?E sure to purchase your furniture f rol a Sttbo’b while the sale lasts at Princes 9t, and Biddiford St. Taranaki’* leading manufacturers of highclass furniture: pOKNS —Yes’ Our Corn Cure will remove any callous; is not a' onenight cure, but a certain remover for soft or hard corns; 1/- per tin at Strange’s, the Chemist. Tk INGLE’S Pharmacy for exclusive A' English and French Face Powders,, Soaps, Perfumes, Talcs and Face Creams. ■ reCZEMA Strange’s Special Ointraent is the re,meclv for all forms >f eczema; is absolutely reliable; 2/6, 5/6, 4/- and 4/6.—W. G. Strange, Chemist, Hawera L~A GLORIA leads the world. The method of reproduction is excluive—others have imitated it, but withxxt success.' Hear the world’s best Tamophoue e.t Liddington’s. ~j\T OBSERY Hair Lotion, the certain remedy for all pediculi (nits); is also tonic to the scalp; 2/6 per bottle. —Strange, the chemist. White Teeth obtained through using Pcrlo Tooth Cream. Leaves the mouth sweet, and is germ resisting. Gives best results. Get it at Tait’s Pharmacy, High St. /■yUALITY and Economy —Desert Gold Tea.—Andrew Dunlop, agent. OIGET from the Cocoanut —Strange’s “ Shampoo is made from the purest oil, is not. greasy, and produces that soft, lustre;• 3/- per bottle—W. G. Strange, Chemist. SEE our windows for the latest display of Hand-Painted LAMP SHADES. ’ Beautiful colours and unusual shapes. —GYDE & BARBINER, Eipot. Dept., High St.. Hawera.

WANTED KNOWN W E have just made up the choicest selection of Diamond and Platinum set Engagement Rings.- Quality combined ■with our low prices enables everyone to shop here. —E. Morris Ltd., Leading Jewellers, Hawera. ANTED Ivnovv-n —Buckrell’s are not competitors in the sale of antiques. There stock is perhaps the newest and cleanest anywhere. Note address: Union St., next the Mart. embroidered linen goods, afternoon tea cloths, table centres, tray cloths, pillow shams, handkerchiefs, all to be cleared at special reductions during Hart’s Sale. On view at Hart’s Show Rooms, Union St., ’phone 2790. Known Coloured coil matting, 27-inch wide, 3/6 yaid; 36-inch wide, 5/6 yard; binding to match; coir mats all sizes and prices.— Geo. Symo & Co., Ltd., Home 'Furnishers, Princes and Riddiford Sts. YY/-kNTED Known —King 2296, the ; • storo where you get real value. We don’t put our prices up and down every day, but keep them at the lowest possible price. . Rubigold glass salad bowls, 2/6, 2/6, 2/6 each; tinsel pot scrubs, 3 for 1/-, 3 for 1/-; Beecham’s pills, lid, lid, lid box; salmon, 6d, 6d, 6d per tin; herrings in tomato sauce (lib tins), 1/-, 1/-, 1/-, 1/-; split peas, 3lbs for 1/-, 31bs for 1/-. Buy it now and buy it at Bullock’s Big Store, Princes St., opposite the Soldiers’ Club, ’phone 2296. LyANTi'D Known—Furniture buyers ” should not fail to visit our showroom and factory before making any purchase. We have or can make from the simple everyday type to the highest period furniture at prices which defy competition. Ask anyone who knows. —West End Cabinet Works (Sunderland’s). WANTED Known —Every line at ’’ Bullock’s is a bargain. Shelled peanuts. 6d, 6d, 6d, 6d per lb. We have now in stock prime white. matured cheese; Sunmaid puffed raisins, 9d, 9d, 9d per pkt; Gear’s sheep tongues, 1/8, 1/8, 1/8 per tin; English loose cornflour, sd, sd, ,5d per lb, 31b for 1/2, 31b for 1/2; Enos Fruit Salts 3/-, 3/-, 3/- per bottle. We have good stocks of school stationery, slates, school bags, e.tc. Bulk Ford oil, 5/6, 5/6, 5/6 per gallon; motor spirits, 16/6, 16/6, 16/6 per case. —Bullock’s Big Store, Princes St., opposite the Soldiers’ Club; ’phone 2296. WANTED Known —A good useful second-hand piano can be obtained at Dixon’s for 20/- deposit and 20/monthly; suitable for a learner; total cost on terms £l7 10/-. Do not delay if you want this. —Dixon's. Hawera. YY/ANTED Known —Bullock has the * ’ goods and his values are the best. His business has been built on straightforward methods. Onions, 81b for 1/-, Sib for 1/-; dates, 61bs for 1/-, 61bs for 1/-; dates in packets, 3 for 1/-, 3 for i/-; Presevine soap, 7d, 7d, 7d per cake; toilet paper, 3 rolls for 1/-, 3 rolls for 1/-; Matona jelly crystals, the best at the price, 5 for 1/-, 5 for 1/-, 2/3, 2/3, 2/3 per doz.; Sykes’ lemon squash, 1/8, 1/8, 1/8 per bottle. Buy your goods at Bullock’s Big Store, the home of real values, Princes St., opposite the Soldiers’ Club; ’phone 2296. FOB SALB ■jgPMNSMEAD Plano, beautiful tone and in splendid order, for £75. Terms by arrangement. Apply Box 72, El til am. y’O Farmers—For Sale, situated central Ncjv Plymouth, 6-roomed house, bath-room and every convenience; owner leaving New Zealand; will sacrifice quick sale; furniture if required. Address Star Office. yOK Sale—l 926 Morris-Oxford 3seater car, almost new T ; original tyres on. For quick sale at £285; terms can be arranged. Apply P.O. Box 93, Eltham. ABB AGE, Brocoli, Savoy and Lettuce plants now ready; free from blight; 1/6 per 100, carriage extra.— B. H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston N. AAfANTED to Sell—New local grown potatoes; 91bs 1/-, .11/6 cwt. For all orders write ‘ ‘ N.A., i’ Star Office. yj-ROCERY and Confectionery—Semisuburban shop with living rooms attached; in-going only about £150; no goodwill. See Grant & Co., opp. P.O. jfOR Sale—l92s Sports Model B.S.A. motor cycle, 31 h.p, in good condition; cheap for cash. Apply at evenings at 231 Princes Street. Tf’Oß Sale—Bata Erewood, 4ft lengths; Hawera £B/2/6, Manaia £2/10/-, Eltham £2/12/6; stove wood 5/- extra (delivered). Address Cash Firewood Co., Awattma. SITUATIONS VACANT AN TED—A girl to sleep in house and undertake, for one person, four hours domestic duties daily; or, alternatively, married couple, wife undertaking domestic duties; references. Apply Star Office. ANTED—Capable girl for housework on farm; no milking. Apply Household,” Star Office. LOST. J^OST —Near Auroa, purse containing pocket money and school train ticket, Eltham to Stratford. Finder kindly return to Rita Farquhar,. Awatuna, or to School, Anroa. Street and town, child’s coat. - Reward on returning to 56 Egmont Street. J^OST —Between Surrey JP boy on bike who picked up purse outside Egmont Hotel will please return to address in book or c/o 21 Crawford Road, Wellington, he may keep one note for himself. MISCELLANEOUS TASTY Cup—Desert Gold Tea.Andrew Dunlop, agent. A WIDE Range of British Xylonite Hair Brushes, Tray,s, Mirrors, Powder Boxes, Combs, etc.; also latest Bobette and Shinglette Brushes.— Dingle's Pharmacy. A LWAYS Refreshing—Desert Gold Tea —Andrew Dunlop, agent. A .FRIEND to Thousands—Strange’s Little Liver Pills; the pills that/ bring a smile with every dose; I/- at Strange’s, the chemist.

WANTED KNOWN l —— Under the Postal Populations oorre?, pondenoe addressed to a nom-de-plumo, or with initials only, to oare of any Pom Office, will not be forwarded from ofTioe of postinp. If advertisers do not desire to disclose their names they may have replies addressed care of The Star and same will be forwarded to advertiser. 'yy-ANTED Known—Cash and Carry prices are always lowest. Yes, we undersell all right, simply because we can afford to; our low overhead expenses enable -us to beat all-comers. Don't be bluffed about someone else being cheaper; that day is past with the Cash and Carry in existence. Crosse and Blackwell's jam, in jars, 1/3; Cross Fish sardines, 3 for 1/9; Doctor China tea, 3/1 lb; Cerebos salt, 3 for 2/S; Creamoata, 1/9; Log Cabin syrup, 2/-; Boma tea, all the time 2/9 lb; Bell and Amber Tips, 2/11; Desert Gold, 2/10; Snowball hour, down in price; Kruschen Salts, 1/8; Glaxo, large, 5/8; Indian Boot pills, lid; Salmon, from 5d tin; .Tellies, 5 for 1/-, 2/1 doz. Our bacon, butter and cheese is now a household word, all under the actual producers' label; also O'Cedar oil. Frill weight and measurement guaranteed at Havvera’s Cheapest Grocery and Provision Store—Cash and Carry, corner Union and Nelson Sts. YyANTED Known ¥e have the inen : s smart ready-to-wear suits, at prices within the reach of ecerv one, 49/6 to 148/-. — The Busy Shop—Shaw's, High St. \yAXTED Known The Cut Bate 1 leads and will continue to do so. Motor Spirits 16/5 per case; Snowball Flour, large supplies at prices which will always be lower; Glaxo large 5/10; Salmon, 2 tins for lid; Shelled Peanuts, 3 lbs for 1/5 or 6d per lb; Beochams Pills, 3 for 2/S; Glass lemon squeezers, 7d each; Bubber Sponges 9d each; Paper Cup cases, 4d per 100, or 2/11 per 1000; Krucben Salts l/9d; Epsom Salts 2/4 per boz; Indian Boot Pills /1-. Truly our prices make others look silly. If you have any doubts as to who is doing the trade watch the Cut Bate for an hour 'next Saturday. Cheerio, meet me in the Arcade. YyANTED Known—Sale at Miss 1 * Stewart's: Ladies’ cotton hose, good shades, 1/3, 1/11; silk hose, 2/6, 2/11, 3/11, 4/6; black cashmere hose from 2/6, all wool; remnant bargains; children’s dresses and rompers all reduced; ladies’ vests, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6; crepe bloomers, 1/11, 2/6; crepe nighties, 2/11, 3/11; crepe dressing jackets and gowns, ail reduced; white Princess slips, laee trimmed, 6/6, 7/11; longcloth and Fuji caim-knickers; children's socks, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 pair; children’s gloves from 1/-; child’s cotton vests, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6; child’s cotton bloomers, 1/6, 1/9, 1/11; infants' gowns from 2/11; barras from 3/3; house frocks and overalls, all reduced. —At Miss Stewart's, High and Victoria Sts. YyANTED Known The Cut Bate 1 leads, Chivers Jams 1/4; Jellies, 6d each; Marmalade, glass jars, lid; Keillors Little Chip Marmalade, glass jars 1/4; Cerebos Salt, 3 for 2/9; Log Cabin Maple Syrup 2/2; Postum, large 3/5, medium 2/2; Parrishes Chemical Food 1/-, large 1/9; Boma Tea, 2/S; Doctor’s China, 3/2; Mazawat.ee Tea, arriving per s.s. lonic. Watch how the prices will shrink. Asparagus Tips, 1/3; Pork and Beans, large 1/-, or 3 for 2/10; Salmon 2 for lid; Sardines 3 for 9. Please note our prices are the same In High Sr eel shop and Union Street, and are advertised openly in the Star. When any price is quoted lower we will meet or beat it. Bally round the one and only. Phones: Main Shop 2259, Union St. 2705. YyANTED ;BLnowi>.>-Great Bargain? for everybody at Harrops' End-of-Season Sale. YyANTED Known—Boys’ school out- ‘ fits: Blue serge shorts, 5/6, 8/6. 12/6; boys' grey and blue shirts, all sizes, from 8/6 to 12/6; all-wool hose. 2/6. —The Busy Shop—Shaw’s, High St. YyANTED iSrnown —Any order delivered; none too small and none too large. Arriving early next week, Kalamazoo Beaches, best for bottling and jam; order” immediately; supply short. Gravenstein Apples, very best eating; famous Bon Chretien Pears now ready; Hothouse and Nelson Tomatoes, cheapest in town; Plums any variety; Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Passion Fruit, Vegetables; all procurable at “the Nelson Fruit Depot, 3 Union ”yy ANTED Known The Cut Bate leads as the outstanding shop in Hawera for butter, bacon, and cheese. This fact is acknowledged by all, and •mere is no secret how such comes about. Firstly we sell omy the best and we sell all our butter fresh. We have never at any time had butter ten days or more on stock. Then, as our customers include all of those particular about what they eat, we never buy upon a low market and put same in storage to get the advantage of a high market. We sell “fresn” butter only, and lastly we sell all butter, bacon and chees under the label of actual producers and hide not the name of the maker fully realising that we are living in an age of intelligence and not the stone age. YyANTED Known —Full-size heart L rimu drop-side cots, complete with tufted kapoc mattress, for £3 15s; undoubtedly the best value in Hawera.— Sunderland's West End Cabinet Works, High St. We3t. yi7 ANTED Known —Great Bargains for everybody at Harrops’ End-of-Season Sale. YyANTED Known —It’s about time you ordered your tailor-made suit. It may save disappointment.—Adamson and Bobb, Tailors and Mercers, High Street, Hawera. YyANTED Known —Great Bargains for everybody at Harrops’ End-of-Season Sale. YyANTED- Known— A good secondhand English piano for sale for £55. In perfect order, tone good, late model, — At Dixon's, Hawera. TX/HEN purchasing Sheet Music have the number played and sung over for you; then you will know the best hits. Procurable at Laidlaw'# YyANTED Known—You will save L ’’ money by buying your boys’ clothing from us; quality the best; prices the lowest.—The Busy Shop—Shaw’s, High St.

GEQRGE £ DOUGHTY limited. STOCKTAKING SPECIALS LADIES’ STRIPED FUJI FROCKS; very smart— Wholesale Price 26/6 LADIES’ STRIPED CREPE BEACH FROCKS; 14 only— Stocktaking Price 2/11 Few only LADIES VOILE FROCKS to Tie cleared' at 16/6 1 only SAXE BLUE LADIES’ -COSTUME; pleated skirt and smart Sae Coat— Stocktaking Price 59/6 1 only GREY ENSEMBLE SUIT; women’s size— Usual Price £S/10/- Stocktaking Price £4/17/6 39- CHECKED GEORGETTES in shades of Blue, Green, Grey, Flame, Cream, Fawn, Apricot and Black ’ ’ Stocktaking Price 1/6 yard 40- PLAIN COLOURED SILK MAROCAINS in Sky, NigM.p.c Green and 29-toebPLAIN COLOURED FUJI 3/2 W°S4_™ LARGE CHILDREN’S ALL-WOOL BATHING Price 8/6 Wholesale Price 12/11 Stocktaking Price 8/fa LADIES’ SILK and WOOL VESTS; 3/6 Wholesale Price 5/6 Stocktaking Price t/o LADIES’ WHITE COTTON BLOOMERSWholesale Price 2/6 Stocktaking Price i/a DRESSING GOWN CREPES; to Wholesale Price 1/11 Stocktaking price x/ ya.u 27-inch CHECK GINGHAMS; extraordinary value—u' utu Stocktaking price per doz. yards 6/9 BOYS’ STRONG ALL-WOOL TWEED SPORTS SUITS in serviceable dark grey c °|® ur ~ __ , . . , on /r 15-I6 30/Stocktaking Price Bto 10, 25/-, 11 toM4, 27/fa, l > / UNBEATABLE VALUES IN MEN’S FOOTWEAR MEN’S BOX DERBY BOOT; English 'make; wide fitters; good stout sown soles; * smart ■AfTT'-NT <‘THE ROADMAN” —As the same implies, a great “ wTrlttof W°ttout gonutoe kip, toes and book; a splendid boot for farm wear— Stocktaking nice/ MEN 1035—Great wearing, comfortable BOX DERBY BOOTS; * “od, good -wide fitters, best Enghsb -keNUMEROUS OTHER BARGAINS TO BE HAD AT the open warehouse. ’Phone 2704 HAWEKA jy.k-,.’ • ' .... w. Box 199

Stocktaking Reductions Specials For This Week 3 Pieces Curtain Net—l/3 This Week 9d per yard 1 Piece Blue Cheville— ' This Week 5/o 3 Pieces Coloured Curtain Materials—B/6 This Week 2/6 1 Piece Blue Marquisette—2/9 This Week 2/11 4 Pieces 50in. Shadow Tissue—B/6 and 8/11 This Week 4/6 per yard 3 Pieces Coloured Madras—4/6 , This Week 2/11 per yard 2 Pieces Bordered Voiles—3/3 and 4/6 _ o • This Week 2/6 and 3/6 6 Pieces Heavy Cretonne —1/9 ' This Week 1/3 50 Pieces Cream Madras— This Week from 1/6 to 4/11 per yard 30 Pieces Curtain Net— _ . , This Week from 1/11 to 4/6 per yard Special For Blinds 8 Pieces Golden Brown and Vert Green Blind Hollands; all widths— This Week %/- per yard 0. fVScGormick & Co., Complete House Furnishers, PRINCES ST (Next Post Office), HAWERA. Where “Stocktaking Values” Reign Supreme.

SYME & CO., Eta., for Kang s a fadeless blind holland, curtain rods ana fittings, fadeless curtain nets, poplins, casement cloths, Madras muslins, shadow tissue and chintz. Note our address: Princes and Riddiford ots. CALFSKINS i CALFSKINS ! CALFSKINS ! CALFSKINS I DAIRY FARMERS I CELL all your CALFSKINS to Wilson, Canham and Co. As usual, we are the biggest buyers in Taranaki, and are prepared to receive your goods. The highest ruling rates paid, and spot cash. SHEEP FARMERS 1 Get a quote from US before selling your CRUTCHINGS. We buy Wool, Sheepskins, Hides, Tallow, ect. QANHAM & QO., ’Phone 24'5G, HAWERA BRANCH. (Head Office: Auckland) Also at Frankton Junction, Te Aroha. Gisborne, Hastings. Pahiatua, Palmerston N., Wellington, Greymouth and Dunedin. XT T> Duke and Dtiehess Souvenir, collar and tie pins 1/- and 1/6, Souvenir cuff links 1/- and 1/6. Buy your Souvenir at the N.Z. Clothing Factory, Hawera.

TAUPIRI COAL T\7E have a good stock of Taupiri ’ ’ Coal, house and kitchen, and can supply daily to any part of the district, including Ohawe Beach. Sounds dry rata, matai, maire and pine wood cut to any length. Pine cones 2/6 per bag. - IT'D. 1/VANS, UNION STREET, HAWEBA. 'Phone 2305. IVrAIEN’S printed linoleum, suitable for all homes, in the latest colourings and designs; 2 yards wide 8/G and 9/6 a running yard, less 5 per cent, discount or one yard of deadening felt. —Geo. Syme & Co., Ltd.

and COLOURED FUJI SILK; a super quality pure Fuji silk; in all -wanted shades; 29in.—Usual Price 3/11. yard. Save Sale Price 2/11 yard 52-ineh WHITE TABLE DAMASK; floral design—Usual price 2/11. Sale Price 1/11 J | CHECK GINGHAMS; large selection of plain and overchecks; single and double width —Usual price 10id, I/-, 1/4 yard Save Sale Price—Single I 6id; Double 9d, lid, 1/2i 54-incli WHITE TWILL SHEETING; good wearing—Usual Price 1/9 Sale Price 1/3| I STRIPED CREPONELLA; a smart material, similar to sponge clothe in red, grey, navy, black; 40in.—Usual price 3/11 yard Save Sale Price 1/11 yard 45-inch MADRAS CURTAIN; coloured borders —Usual Price 2/11 Sale Price 1/11 12 doz. CREPE BLOOMERS & KNICKERS; various colours; hemstitched — Usually 2/3, 2/(5 Sale Price 1/9 pair PRETTY BUNGALOW APRONS "of Italian Cloth, with neat coloured trimmings—Worth 2/11 each . Sale Price 1/10 BEACH & HOUSE FROCKS of good quality Gingham—" Worth 5/11 each Sale Pi'ice 3/11 each CHILDREN’S SHAPED COTTON VESTS! a great line; sizes 3,4, 5, 6 —Usually 1/11, 1/0 Sale Price 1/each CAMI-KNICKERS Easily worth 3/6 each.. Sale Price 2/11 each ART. SILK KNICKERS & BLOOMERS —Usually 7/11 pair Special Sale Line to clear at 5/11 pair RIPPLE CLOTH BED JACKETS, with scalloped edges; in assorted colours — Usually 4/11 Sale Price 3/11 each BATHING COSTUMES; a special clearing in Navy only; a sale snip Usually 6/11 5316 jPrico 4/11 CHILDREN’S BATHING COSTUMES, in Navy; 20 to 30-inch; a great bargain—To Clear at 1/11 . 250 LADIES’ CUMFY CUT VESTS, in two good styles- to choose from; full