BUSINES3 NOTICES. t A UTUMN & W INTER S EASON L ' pANTASIES OF JfASHION. —OPENING DAY— i jyjARGH J^ST. You will find all the Latest Novei--1 ties in [ TRIMMED MILLINERY, • HATTER'S PLUSH, 1 VELVET HATS, f i Velours and Chenille Hats, Beavers, t R to W.'s, and Straws of every de- . scription. IAI go The Newest Styles in Costumes.Coats, | Brush Wool Spts. Coats, and Blouses displayed A T ; 'pHE QAINSBOROUGO. » YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED. ! M ES J. W. M c F TyRE " Next Bank N.S, Wales. 'Phone: 348. • r 10/- PER DOZEN T>ALMER'S Portrait Poikardl The Best fo£ Xmas. Cards. * < Enlargements in Sepia from any small photo made by— - i T. G. PALMER, PHOTOGRAPHER, / Cameron street, Whangarei. IQ$ QUR ■ £ALE £NDS SATURDAY Don't miss the last of our Bargains. QUT Q.OES EVERYTHING riJRDIE, WHANGAREI'S ONLY MILLINERY . SPECIALIST. ' ■ • /. 'Phone: . 'Phone r %Si , . • 17 °. 524 yds. White Flannelette 524 yd« ; At 1/6 per yd.; 1776 dos. Big Brown Towels, 21 x 42ins, 2/6 each. .WILSON'S ( Still Cheapest Draper. (Next Lyceuni.) , 117 O. R, BARTON. ' ' FIREWOOD, COAL. A COKE MERCHANT, & CARRIER. - Ti-tree 25/ per ton . Macrocarpa • 16/ per ton ; Orders left c/o 'Phon e 79; also at Window Cleaning Depot. . 515 CROSBY'S Bank st. whangakei 'Phone 200. » QOSTUMES QOSTUMES 50 TRAVELLER'S SAMPLES Tailored in AIl-Wool, GaVbidine Tweed s arid Flannel. THE LATEST MODELS' FE°SI —£5 jg TO-£g g Inspect these soon—they cannot last. ■To advertise these Costumes we are .giving Free a Voile Blouse, valued at 12/6 to every ladyJthat pure'. a?es a Costume. ALTERATIONS I PB6r Also a large range of FUSS from • 29/6. , A Few Only—Heavy Tweed' Coats selling elsewhs-e i'.S */. Our Price: £6 10/. . " % • CROSBY'S Ring up: 14. ' MARSHALL'S, "THE HARDWARE CORNER." for >S, FRUIT JARS—Jam Jais and Jar Rings/ Preserving Pans, EJnamel or Aluminium. QALL AND INSPECT Our Tool Department The . Best Assortment North of Auckland.. •JJUILDERS' GOODS Always on hand: Galvanised Iron Water Pipes, Garden Hose and Fittings Garden Tools for all kin<?3 of work. T>LOWS, Separators, and Dairy Utensils. See the "South Bend" Hillside Plow. For. Value and is hard to beat. WIRE NETTING, Fencing Chain, Ropes, Pulleys, Etc. JpOR FIRST CLASS Wire a Kapofi or Flax Mattresses, »ve th* Best Value. !MAR§:HAIL : i IfiONMONGERS
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Northern Advocate, 21 March 1921, Page 5
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