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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XIX, Issue 282, 13 November 1929, Page 4

ROACHS’ November Clearance More Examples of the Great Savings available & arins Roachs’ Thrift Event Despite the heavy rains on Saturday, hundreds of thrifty folk shopped and saved at Roachs’. With bigger ship50 Boxes of LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS ments arriving, however, there are still S K.rtr'RSk.S ° f ex’* "> b ' d “" d - So everywhere through the Store many * / DOX prices have been even further reduced. Similar Handkerchiefs with coloured em- Below are typical examples! broidery—l/6 box of |-dozen. To those ladies who were unable to ! 4 LS'-yI secure one of our Silk Tennis Frocks I » J THROUGH THE I V / at 15/6, we offer our apologies. Even W CUSTOMS! though we had dozens of these frocks, I J* I . / A they were all sold very quickly and I A Delightful Selection of /Il we were unable to supply all cur | iNffStfrlrW I - L I customers. However, we can recom- I k fJ mend the following offer as fully up W/ ■ ■I ■ to Roachs’ reputation for Apparel | W W MWeaa Bargains. i *7 II Artoshene Frocks Frocks | Ju Plain colours, flared skirts, close- Il «... . . H IVuUWa Figured and dotted designs in very - fitting bodices, sleevesless; 38m to tasteful colours. I iq! lifia j Smartest fashion features, such as _ flared skirts and long sleeves. S »» . 1 Ci / There are only eighteen and no two NcIVV CnCVIOt alike. Every size from small women’s J y / t 0 os ' Serge Shorts If 12 / 6 X.T TOO GOOD TO MISS! 0/11 Extra Special Offer- SHOES p— > I Just a few of the 36 Pairs REALLY STYLISH SHOES. All j j leather and English workmanship. Light < LATEST RECORDS summery tones in g lace leather, low heels | and very comfortable fittings. All sizes. S 4 { Bargains too good to miss at this price, I ;yl ? Z7V • / j which is less than one-third of their value. X A J I 1771W Six Typical j Electrically Recorded | ROACH’ BARGAINS /(// « Mw j | 1. FLORAL SUNSHADES, for ladies A j 4380 “Mother’s Boy” and “The Wed- 1 fine selection with sateen and chetonne ding of the p ainted UolL » covers and chubby handles. All gay 4 GLASS LIQUOR SETS. Eight-piece sets « Harold Scrappy Lambert, tenor ! summery colours; 2o only to clear in both c]ear and frosted glass g ets of j with orchestra . | 0/11 6 Liquor Glasses, 1 Spirit Flagon and a j „ ~ , j 2. LADIES’ COTTON VESTS. Soft super- Glass Excellent Xmas, present. 4480 Nest for Maryland ior garments with lace at necks and 16/0 ? Vocal duet with orchestra. j armholes - 5. SUPER AXMINSTER RUNNERS. 27in. ._ TnFfN(jnN ,q , atfrt RFrnRn J 1/11 oualitv Really de ’ irable Pattern a ” ,! ALJ XlAvith Songs.” CORDS 3. COLOURED CRETONNE HELMETS. quality. | b | for ehildren’s beach wear. All head 15/- yard j 4400 “Little Pal.” With orchestra, j sizes, good patterns (not made out of 6. Huge collection of SMART HANDBAGS. I “I’m in Seventh Heaven.” odd ends of material). No old stock amongst them. I . _ „ „ _ 7/C o/c j 4401 “Used to You.” Foxtrot. 2 o/b I “Why Can’t You?” Vocal with! I orchestra. DIA XV” I I L ~~T— i ZONOPHONE RECORDS. j “I HEAR YOU CALLING ME.” I “MISTS OF THE j unnN” -w ? “I Hear You Calling Mo” is the? fl ffl I title of a well-known sopg. Equally I BATH TABLETS fIO S Bl Jl.r** j well known is our telephone No. 7. | Exquisitely perfumed I Departmental ’phones in the Store, j 2/6 \ spVitA \ 1 >' i i / '*> j Don’t shop in the rain—’phone us, j Box of six Tablets. X < 6 " e bke ‘° y ° U CaUing Th j i i / fl a -1$ \ | Thursday only! (t WE SELL EVERYTHING —THE BEST FOR LESS.”

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