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Northern Advocate, 17 March 1939, Page 11

scenery HAPPY TRIPS by RAIL That current popular ejaculation, “Good Egg!” can always apply to a low-fare, high-joy trip by rail. You cannot' always be sure of an egg, but you know what will come out of a train ticket—full measure of safety, comfort and economy— l the care-free holiday which takes the irk out of the work that comes after. As the “Easter rush” for reservations has set in strongly, you are advised to book your seat as soon as possible. Take ike Line of lost Assistance

’tween Seasons LADIES’ FROCKS Assorted styles, short and long sleeves. Prints, jVlarocains, Kahes, etc. All sizes. MILLINERY Ready-to-Wear Straws in. up- z/n to-date styles. To Clear at <«wl > ft.; \ See Our Window Special Clearance of SILK and COTTON FABRICS at H%d '4s'i yd. Printed Cotton BEDSPREADS Fast colours.'Double bed size. Usually .14/6 ea. Now Chenille CURTAINING i 48 inches wide, in Green/Fawn and Orange/ 1 1 JL JL Fawn. Usually 4/11 'yard. Now f LADIES’ HANDBAGS at £ Price and Less NAFPA and BELGIAN KID GLOVES from g/±l pair New Season’s Stocks Opening daily in all departments— Millinery, Mantles, Silks, Woollens, Neckwear, Wools, etc. For SUCCESSFUL HOME SEWING Use a McCALL PRINTED PATTERN this Season. R. G. HOSKING LTD. The “Veribest” Drapers, and General Outfitters BANK AND CAMERON STREETS WHANGAREI

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