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Northern Advocate, 31 July 1924, Page 2

Jaek's Great Winter Sale COMING NEAR THE END. Very Special Bargains! MEN'S WEAR g SHOW ROOM All-wool Socks, knitted 1/3, 1/9 2 Costumes, to clear ........ 19/6 each Black Cashmere Socks 1/11, 2/6 2 ]Evening Frocks 19/6 each _ Iyll 0/R Woollen Sports Coats 12/6 Strong Braces 1/1 , /6 All-wool Jumpers 4/11 Elastic Belts 1/6 Don't Miss last of Raincoats—going at Neglige Shorts 5/11 Half Price Working Shirts 7/11 Navy Fleecy Bloomers 4/11 All-wool Singlets and Underpants 7/6 Maids' Corsets 3/11 pair N.Z. All-wool Singlets 8/11 Crepe de Chene Jumpers 7/11 N.Z. All-wool Singlets, O.S 9/6 Special line of Prints, 32in wide, fast Tweed Suits, from 49/6 | colours 1/- per yard Featherweight Rubber Raincoats .. 35/- I Crepes, all colours 1/- per yard Also Reductions in all Departments D. W. JACK and SONS, DIRECT IMPORTERS OF DRAPER? AND CLOTHING, FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS BANK AND VINE STREETS, WHANGAREI

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£»LARKE AND QO., 3ENEEAL & SANITARY PLTJMESRt Tinsmith, Gaafitters, and Hot W Specialista. Estimates Wiven LAL CLARKE, Manager. JAMES (STREET, WHANUAKEI 98 Tlione 19?.

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