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Northern Advocate, 9 February 1925, Page 3

pimRE RARfiAINS FROM MF.IKI.E'S SALE! [ ~~ WE ARE always busy simply because our /$/||\ PRICES ARE RIGHT. >K "** r || The Underclothing Specials. Dress and Manchester T '• . S Overstocks Must be Bargains. [ | Cleared Now! Our Showroom affords Great 1 JlmilPv 1 Washable Coutil Corsets, well Savings! ML |A 1 boned, 2/11 pair. Ladies Blouses, in art silk If fllifites. \&. H°q(V <5 J\ i fl Pink and White Embroidered stripes , cotton, delaine, OTW , ynsfw® Corsets, short only, 3/11 pair. voile &nd cambriCj a n 2/11 T- Vests! Ved'oin's, St. Mar- eac i K ■■ JMW ■ garct Comfy Cut ««llular, H Embroidered Ir ish Yoile If I! HlSp /IWfl "H beßt makers, aII good sty]es _ « | BWM' MP® Ladies- -re ~w are 1 A£LM Vests, 1/- each. ' g , J Crepe Bloomers, all shades, Beach and House Frocks, jazz J|p \ \ stWESH'iA worth 3/11, for 2/11 pair. and foulard, etc., 4/11 |g \ \ j Girls' Bloomers, all sizes, 2 Fuji Silk smart, II Op-ffei ,1C 7$ Lilies' Knickers, wide cut, Superior Silk Striped Voile , ||1 \ l\ -• \A r 159 superior, 5/11, now 3/6 Frocks, were 37/6, now 22/6 |\ \ U \l&\6> Hand Embr'oidered Madap. Parisiene Silk Dust Coats, |l\\\| \fyT\ jt Nights, were 12/6, now 7/11 worth 55/-, for 29/6 I \\\ —M \VW7O Coloured Crepe Nights, em- Dark Grey Pailette Silk Dust I \\\V broidered, for 7/11 Coats, 84/-, for 19/11 Sm\\\ i—■ M»ifTv <»*-" All Silk and Crepe-de-chine Art Crepe Dressing Jackets, | l\\y ' •'' < P l ' ' Underwear is now offering light colour, 4/11 each. 1 \\ '<Z° at Most Attractive Prices! All Our Best Frocks, less 6/8 j - m— Heavy Cream Cotton Vests, in £1 Discount! \\w i■■ ggS extra long" and large, 3/11 All Trimmed Millinery, less Vyf eac h. than Half Price! y Ladies'' Silk Hose, black or j Ladies' Coats and Costumes white, for 1/11 pair. | all show Savings! 20 PER CENT OFF ]g BARGAINS FOR MEN AND X 25 PERCENTOFF Ttwat"PTTTVTS' ® BOYS IN ALL LINES! X CARPETS. I°tr' 2 /n Ub, ° I A Men% « I SfSreT^Z/£ Si I k |. —»T opp *X£ Cloths, Ratines and Knoppe ® stripes, 8/11, for 5/8. vantage wn vv Striped Crepes, were 3/9 to $ Men's Pyjamas, only a few ® Hnrd Runner 27in ! 5/11 yard, 4/11 the dress. wj left at 8/11 j>air. 0 < y Prirp 3/11 ' r^. B^T 4 4/6 S t™ t3 ' | Slips, all colenrs, 45in Embroidered Flonncing, {& Men's Sports Coats all sizes, & Jw Matting, very j in art "Plisse," voiles and | browns, for 15/11 § , k, , :„, ,i JSTSi 9/6 '° I prices ££■<& a " S " a<le8 ' | EngS ' . Wool % P atifefvil Pm ° W SKl>S ' I I*" I til™' I ; ("X Fine White Dice Damask, || "Men's Wool and Cotton Na- X and boudoir use.) wide 3/11, Sw 2/11 ' I tural Cashmere, do., 4/6 | Large Sofa sue Squares, art 50in "Checklene" Curtain- ® each. V Brusselette ing, usually 2/3, for 1/61 I Men's Felt Hats, dark shades, | A xinm s ter and B J» sse Bordered Marquisettes and | only 7/11 f Runners less 20 per cent. CiHPments were 1/lli, for ffl Men's Fur Felt Hats, bar- ® Discount. .Casements, were 1/ j, | ig/g _ x A xminster Carpet See the stacks of Towels from ffi Men's "Borsalino" Hats, | Squares, less 2o per cen . 1/11 pair! ' ffl none better, now 29/6 (?) Discount. ' ! A Men's Saddle Tweed Trousers, (| - " ■S all sizes, 13/6 g/8 Discount in the £1 _____ Discount in the £1 Off FROCKS! "REMEMBER!—You Can Always Get it Cheaper at" '/». Qff GOWNS! S^E eB CI.AL! a Zi/M tl n SWC/AL! Lakes' Ladies' Knitt Silk -A P Sift for al 7/11 35 at sunny T ™tmmer T sale! NY

J924 ACCOUNTANCY J£XAMS HEMINGWAY'S GREAT RECORDS The stumbling-block in the New Zealand Professional Accountants' Examination is usually the Final Bookkeeping Paper. Results of the- last November examinations show that OUT OF 41 PASSES 24 WERE HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE STUDENTS This leaves only 17 passes to be divided between all the other colleges in New Zealand, and shows the perfection attained by this well-known school — the pioneer in Australasia of Correspondence Tuition for the Accountancy Examinations. Become one of this year's successful students — enrol with the School that gets resxilts. Send for Free Book "Accountancy." WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE P.O. BOX r>l'i, AUCKLAND. Advertising creates public standard* in bus'neos. Evprv shilling spent for adveTfrViiT. adds to the necessity fo>* (.vn.+n.. '■ ,o ,1 •• •• of prod""t. Advertising is the promise of Po;itinu'ty ; stability and integrity.