Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Horowhenua Chronicle, 27 May 1935, Page 6

"DAVIE'S ! DRESS TWEEDS—In the new tonings. Frock weight. ! 36inch. 3/11, 4/3, 4/11, 5/6. ! TWEED COATINGS —Fawns and Browns Mixtures. ] 36inch 5/11, 54inch 7/9, 9/9, 10/9. _ I AFGALAINE—The Ideal Cloth for a Smart Frock in Wine Bottle, Lido, Red, Navy, Black. Fine Quality. | . 36inch 4/9. ! KASHA FLANNEL—In all Popular Shades. 28inch. 3/3. I ART SILK MORACAIN—2O Good Shades. 36inch 1/6. j ART SILK SATINS—IB Colours. 36inch 1/i ART SILK TAFFETA—AII Shades. 27inch. 7£d. An Essential Garment These Wintry Days. SMART RAINCOATS—PIain and Fleecy Lined. 13/6, 15/6, 17/6, '2l/-, 23/6. TWEED EFFECT RAINCOATS—QuaIity Goods. Priced 33/6. LEATHER COATS—Smart Styles in Brown, Green. GIRLS' RUBBER RAINCOATS with hats. Good shades. Sizes 24, 27, 30, 33, 36. Priced 11/6 to 23/6. GIRLS' NAVY RAINCOATS—AII sizes. Priced 12/6, 14/11, 17/6, 21/-, 23/6 BLANKETS ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES AT SPECIAL NETT PRICES. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. Wm. DAVIE, FOR BETTER VALUES. ' PHONE 104. LEVIN. Who buys your SHIRTS and SOCKS ]\|ORE than 80 per cent, of all men's shirts, stockings, underwear, neckties, and handkerchiefs are purchased by women. Why? Men prefer to have their wives and mothers do the shopping because they realise that women are better shoppers—that they have a sixth sense to qualities and values. How do women keep themselves informed? They have formed the habit of reading the advertisements in the newspapers. And they read them regularly, whether they want to buy anything or not. Then they know exactly where to go to purchase what they need, and they know to a penny just what they will have to pay. From the advertisements anyone can learn where to buy better clothes, better food, better household goods, , better everything. Read them carefully. They have news and suggestions for you!