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Horowhenua Chronicle, 14 September 1935, Page 4

Eye-Openers From Clark s m m m & x> & sy •O’ 1 S* |r ❖ ft i « sr & \\ v *? 4* <A # e'- & \V e< o x 3^ \V \\* C* \Vi \®- <pv^ \ e Look—Wonder! How do Clark’s do it? How! Simply by buying the right quantities at the right prices and selling at a quick rate when the goods are most wanted. Logical; yes—but only Clark’s can gain such savings for their customers. Men’s Brown Denim Sac Coats— Any size. Usually 9/6. Now 6/11 Men’s Neglige Working Shirts— With stripes, in strong cotton. Any size. For 2/6 Men’s Strong Woollen Working Socks— In heather shades. Usually 1/-. Now lOd Pair, 1 Men’s Cable Stitch Pullovers— In creme, with coloured edgings. Usually 29/6. Now 17/6 W. M. Clark, LIMITED “LEVIN’S BEST STORE.’’ Saturday s Big 4 in 1 Special 8 oz. SUPERIOR MIXTURE 8 oz. FAIRY MUSHROOMS 4 oz. ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 4 oz. FRUIT PASTILLES The Well-Worth Stores P.O. BOX 67. OXFORD STREET, LEVIN. = THE LOT WAVWVMV.WVVV.WW.VAVVAVWAVJV^W.VJV.V.VJW.VAWV.SV.V.V.W^W^ Palmerston’s ONE Looked-for j FASHION SHOW commences SATURDAY, Sept. 7 at the Rosco Store The whole Store transformed! See | Store windows for a rapturous and I dramatic interpretation of the new Spring Mode. See interior displays . . . they tell the fashion story! at. ft m i i a S' C V PALMERSTON’S FASHION CENTRE