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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14925, 24 February 1912, Page 8

I Don't smoke matches. Buy the tobacco I that keeps alight in the pipe—the "Royal '. Standard." Two-ounce- boxes, aromatic and j dark. ■ 5? in the £ allowed on all remnants, dross I goods, prints, calicoes, sheetings, flannels, 'etc, to-day, Saturday.—Grey and Ford, Ltd.,. ! Newton* Kaiapoi costumes, beautiful plain light ■ tweeds, nicely trimmed, were 65s to 755, now selling 39s 6(1 to 40s; Tussore silk costumes | that, were £3 17s 6d, a few left, from 39s 6d Ito 50s; costumes in poplin and tropical ! suitings, were 455, now 22s 6d to 29s 6d. j You always get them cheaper at Meiklo's. Admiral Lord Charles Berestord says: "M'Clinton's soap is the best I have ever I used. I shall always use it." I HigU-grade exclusive goods are marked i with a careful regard for our wide reputaj tion for good value. We invito your early inspection of the new season's costumes, I frocks, and coats now showing at the J.C.L. i Upper Store, Queen-street. ; The end-of-sale prices ' arc effecting our I object, and that is the clearing out of all summer and surplus stock a. The last week : of the colossal sale at the J.C-L. Corner Store, Queen-street. Openwork stockings, in all colours, 6d; gloves that were Is 3d, now 6cl; neckwear that was well bought at la and Is 6d, now ali one price—6d. See window at Meikle's Valu House, corner of Queen and Welleslvy Streets. i