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Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 January 1921, Page 2

Keen Public Appreciation is Shown In response to our Sales, and no wonder GLARE’S SALES are true to label, thkt’s why we get the crowd. We have had good Sales in the past, but last week was a record-breaker tor this store. THIS WEEK we make a special feature of Reducing Prices on MEN’S WEAR every line is now offered at prices that are by all odds the lowest we have been in a position to offer for many a day, note the drift of these Reductions on Men’s Suits, Our stock of Men’s Suits goes into this Sale under Four Reduced Prices. £4 19s 6d For Petone Sports Suits that, formerly sold at £5 19s 6d. £5 5s For English Worsted Suits that formerly sold at £6l9s 6d £5 15 For Colonial Tweed Suits that formerly sold at £7 7s. £6 15 For our best quality Box Suits that formerly sold at £8 10s Resolve yourself into a committee of one and investigate here to-morrow. CLARK’S Levin’s Best Sto r

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J. H. A” 8 - GABBIER. LEVIN. i FECIALISES m town and Bail-. way Delivery. All work promptly attended to. , Address: CAMBRIDGE BTREEI (near Bath Street Crossing). WHERE TO DINE f Best Course Lunch in Town 12 to 1.30 p.m. Tea, 5 to 7 p.m. Tea and Oakes Grills from 8 a.m. to 10.45 p.m. Lunch from 11 a.m. to 1.80 p.m. Special Teas' and Suppers Saturday night. Hot pies a speciality. Our Motto:— Civility, Attention and Cleanliness. Y JOINING JJOOMS Next Farland's Theatre. Tuesdays only,