WEAKNESS. I Avoid being run-down in spring by taking powerful, body-building SKIPPER'S EMULSION". Every dose forti- | fies lungs and chest and renews robust; health. SKIPPER'S EMULSION isj a life-saver—full of the greatest | known revitalisers in a palatable] form. 2/3; extra large 4/3. All leading Grocers.*
Mid-Summer Store-wide Just look at these sterling good values aii genuine bargains typical of hundreds of worth-while monev-saving snips in every department of this great Store. If you cannot call, Mail Your Order. Clara's Black Glace Kid 1-bar Shoes, .slashed .sides, sciiii-fcipaiiish heels, lining. Were 3-1/0. HALF PRICE 17/J vlaris'a Black Glace Kid 1-har Shoes, punched t.rimiiiing on vamp and SALE 19/li Lid 1-bar Shots, lizard trial! re 32/0. HALF PRICE 10/3 AT SALE PRICES DAINTY FLORAL FROCKS in unerushable crepes all have smart collars, with contrast in white crepe. Long siceves, wellcut skirts. Very pretty colourings. Were JO/0 and 17/0. SALE-S.W. and W., Jg/g os. 14 / 6 Mail Your Order. A Snip in Chemise Size Woven Cotton Vests, round neck, no sleeves, bound silk braid. Usually 2/3. SALE SNIP l/o Dozens of White Ribbed Cotton Opera Top Vests, ribbon shoulder straps. Usually 1/0. SALE 9d. Bond's Ladderprool Locknit Underskirts, opera tops, excellent quality. f?.\V. and \V. Sky, Black and Saxe. Usually y/(i. SALE 7/11 English Cotton Crepe Nights, very nice line quality, V neck, trimmed contrast, finished hand crochet edging and little embroidery. In pink and white. SALE W. 4/6; O.S. 4/11 OUTSTANDING VALUE! COTTON RIBBED VESTS, round necks, short sleeves, shaped waists, large chemise. O.S. Were 2/11. Sale 2/6 A Special Line of X.O.S. Cotton Woven Stripe Bloomers, navy only. Were 3/0. BARGAIN 1/11 Stitched Taffeta Berets m navy, black and brown. Wide crowns. To Clear at 1/li Extra Special Silk and Cotton Curtain Nets, in the popular honey shade. These look well and wear well Usually 1/11 to 173 yard. SALE 1/3 A Splendid Line of SUMMEK BREEZE TUB FROCKS—floral and spot designs—long sleeves, trimmed white organdie with and without collars. Assorted colours. S.S.W., S.W., and W. Were 14/6. SALE SNIP Q/J] Collinson & Cunninghame THE SHOPPING CEN TRE OF PALMERSTQN NORTH.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 February 1936, Page 7
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349Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Horowhenua Chronicle, 7 February 1936, Page 7
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