Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17872, 29 August 1921, Page 8

wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmm FRESH ATTRACTIONS!!! Stocktaking SALE Bargains BUY NOW! ASTONISHING VALUE. SHEETING. Strong Unreached Herrmsbon*. TOin.—JttW ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT SEEGE, Purple, Lijjht sad Dark -*' 3 yard " „„ M „ , _. „,„ „. Saxe. and Fawn! 48in.—14/6. for 671 V yartf. TOWELS, largo H.C.—N»w Gwng « «/« pairDARK JDBEBS TWEEDS. Stripes and Broken Checks; 40in. TOWELS. White Turkish, eood size—N«w J/11 pair. Black. 6n. auali*: 56h,- T °S< S - StOQt *»« " d ** ***>-»*» *'"> 8 ™ TWEEDS. iOin.-S/11. fox 3/11 «£SB ££** WB * C ° l<road COLOURED CREPES. 80in.-l/11. for 1/51 yard. 4/TU* COLOURED CREPES. «oin.-3/6. for 2/6 yard. ?tlti I *«* STRIPED CREPES. 30m.-2/6. for 1/11 yard. 2*« S/6 pai. STRONG CHECK GINGHAMS. 38in.-2/9. for 2/3 yard. PILLOW SLIPS. Plan*-!*.* Z*u. 3/1 pwr. WHITE GABARDINE. 40iav-3/11. for 2/6 yard. THE CHEAPEST EVER! FINE PYRAMID LONGCLOTH. 36in.—2/U. for 2/3 yard. „_ a , _ „.. WHITE FLANNELETTE. Wvelj soft quality—2/6. for 1/6 BOXED SUITS, fox Men. Grey few 79/6. yard. MEN'S ALL-WOOL SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS—29 /*. THEY WON'T BE 80 CHEAP AGAIN! ,~JS£ ?21v,t» -on?it? .. rcrrroTTrvr TRrmKFT?9_9i/ *» MEN'S STRONG WORKING SHIRTS-Reduced t. 5/11, MEN'S HARD WEAR'• WORKING f« FLANNELETTE PTJAMAS-14/6. fox 16/11. "" ME^f 2 / S 6 T ?0?f47l1 FIiAIfNELETTE PYJAMAS - Horrockse.' BLACK KNIT f^^gS^W^^i I' 'Mr*' " GREY RIBBED for 16/11. ALL COING TO BE DEARER SOONI GREY KNIT " CARDIGANB "—24/6, for IS/8. SHEETING. Stout White. 70in.-Now3/3 yard. A FEJ7 FAWN RAINCOATS-Redaced t» 29/6. SHEETING, Btrong Unbleached Herringbone. 54in.-NW» TWEED CAPS, a for ?/«. 3/3 yard. I SINGLETS AND PANTS, Grey Merino—Now 5/11. *sr Shop with us by Post if you can't call. We pay Postage on Country Parcels. The Lv/UN T»i«wi 14 Days Stocktaking SALE * n conjunction with I Happy Family BOOT SALE TO-DAY (Monday), Aug. 29 AT ALL 5 STORES. Flßlffil SPECIAL BEBCCTIOMS Our stocks must be reduced, and to enable us to do so during the remaining 14 days of our Sale we have decided to make further reductions off our already greatly reduced prices of high-grade footwear. Your opportunity to secure footwear at less than wholesale price. A FEW SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES Uspal gPfcial Tjiaial Special \ Pnce. Price. Price. $££** Ladies' Coloured Suede Courts and Lace Q*nt.'a Skm* Chroma Derby Boots, Snoes. Brown, Grey, Black. Welted ftjl Toxmd toes. Splendid fiiy'sh; AH good-fitters; Sizes 4,5, 6,7. An abso- sixes ... _ 00/ ft Golosh Kidltop Lace 18/11 Children's Coloured Suede Shoes, sewn. ** W b Boots; good-fitters. All size? ...45/. OK/, leather soles nice fitters.. Bizea 4, 5 Ladies' English Make Button Boots, 6 - Chea P ar to **■■ - - 8/U O/ll patent golosh, kid legs, round toes, Girls' Glace Ed Derby Shoes, full tee, fump soles, Louis heels. Sizes 3, 4, No cap. Sizes, 10-£ A gift „. 18/21 Q/*|"| > 6 •,-„•-.. »v - R '" 12/11 Qirls' Giaee i.Bar Shoes, Round Toes, &'U. Maids' Stout Chrome «College" Shoes, JA,JJ ' Sizes, 5-6 w 8/11 r hi patent caps, sewn soles, fine fitters. »«»«•/ O/JUL Courl Shoes; French" W H/ll Sizes, 7-10 «. 13/21 9/U shape, large buckle, seini-Louis heels. - o *-- Child's Patent Leather Derby Shoes, A^tf«-a5 W 18/11 Velt Sole, Si.ee, « only y*? J2* 6/11 Brogue Shoes, welted, splendid fitters. Ladies' Suede Leather Slippers, Blue, All sizes. Very fashionable ... 55/- 9,8/6 Grey ' Brown > Black. All Sizes. ~ 20/5 "SB J£ SLttfiS Sfe . !««--■-.■»-» ja f u nLapai _. ™ - «/• 29/6' Sizes, 2, 3, 4 only „ S,!l 2/H Note. Sale closes Saturday, Sept. 10 S. STONE & Co. L^ S—STORES—S |j7r"""\ TUB LYEIO SHOE STORE, CORNER QUEEN AND DARBY sMto* A STREETS. 'PHONE 3058. AWT* j<&\ THE POST OFFICE SHOE STOBE, ENDEAN'S BUILDINGS, JBE* J*F I LOWER QUEEN ST. (4 DOORS BELOW G.P.0.). 'PHONE 35SSL Ji2* *F A THE DEVONPORT BOOT STORE, MARINE SQUARE, DEVON- S^* ""ifif 5 " ■■ PORT. 'PHONE 98. r » THE FAMILY BOOT STORE, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (END FIRST SECTION). 'PHONE 1018. f I THE HAPPY FAMILY SHOE STORE, CAMERON STREET WHANGAREI. 'PHONE 136. ' /i/jFipc§ /MF*s shaved by a " Vaiet " / Spnice and smart after a threeI /■+ Ull/lmff* minute shave is the ever>*-morn- / i 2&b &%i a 6 tii3s§& S " V rag experience ol those who shave / Wllmr V a "Valet Safety Raror. &• Jj/ltff ° n!y ' £tropped b!ade 5 a —Llil I M a / Jy '1 razorheadandmoveitto-and-fro-W I if\ >v ' *Sx t ie man can sJxop no CM JafPll «l odier razor cannot fail with tha "ill R llllUJllmWm blade when dull you get a "new J fhttl \2IUWn lllmPmS'n STANDARD SET (No «.« mastrak* VJi CJ.*tUl I E"5 Vilct" Safety Raror. twelve "Vale? /"• 1 1 II 1 XUMIttPuW Wades.and-\'aJef Strop, eom- «n* ft ill " Jlßlflilf' Plete in handsome leather case, 111 ' /Jmlr fined velTetand «JU/" lljllll The ia-'ae in »olid aictei case. 32/6 Known the World Over I illl Magging Acmtfor AuMtralails- « one of Teofani's H «TrATl?m* RALPHABERCROMBY best brands, "Grand U 1 380-2 Geoj,. Stxe,*, S y da^ Cordons" are bought II A --T. ~ by those mea who pos- 1 •ess a "smo£e palate" M | Safety RaZOl* #fe^J^ ind talce a pride in it. I *r l£ l o ff-^^^^^tes?~^ Soldbyalkoodfohacco- U otrops ltseit and Saves /feJS^^^^ nists in Virginian acd J Expense for new Blades tipped." P Co" °a little I £L^ d t7£&££^^ A %Z^i^^^^^^SM more, of course. Lt **" A Q^r<s^L =^^^^P^g^pa\ L Agents— lllf 11 a^