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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18772, 28 July 1924, Page 13

11^ 188 ' 0 B Sl "v /W**B 888 m B _ S""J IL ' Sn| n i a ' " '.. 0 11: CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES I 1 B ' : "' ' c ||. 1 ■ a liß >~ t sellmg ei .:— n In ■ /^ : -.y b i" § 0 I® Have been fortunate in securing Hundreds of Pairs of the famous " Northern J a Light " High-grade Children's Footwear at aSpecial Job Price. They comprise: m |b Tan Glace Kid Derby Boots Black Glace Kid Button Boots a be Tan Glace Kid Derby Shoes Bctx- Calf Button Boots, etc. 0 I® BIG FITTERS. GOOD WEARERS. J |o , in order to give our Customers the benefit of this Wonderful Purchase, ® | ; 1® Will be continued THIS WEEK at " 0 f,:- ® ® \&E2&X.) vhroT »*»\ RSZD ,jyfS§lflf§> FSTI m B ifILC I Cnrtßia StonC'sS itmrrrowrN* I VMt % —JfK?w\ g| H.- 1 inn *» / * MArrr-wiMiw «"» SS& I -3TONC.3 I mow*hccc | nwn iL|Sg ( i FAMILY BOOT SALE \ I AT ALL SEVEN SHOE STORES, I 221 * • % • HsHI m When iiese Special Bargains in Children's Footwear Q a f will foe sold at the foHowing B a «— T - - Sizes 7-9 7/1 1 ': m | _ Free Gift to •/ A A Half Price g Is Sizes 10-13 R/11 and a b |. of u ' ® L Footwear, j Sizes 1-2 9/11 I Q HEIBE3 B B -'H 89888 HB S B 111 BBBBBIIIS3 11 II II illlllllli

fa. • === —II II — ■*— J. A. BRADSTREET Drapery Importer 102, 104,106 Karangahapia Rd., Auckland CLEARANCE OF THIS SEASON'S DRESS MATERIALS AT low prices. 36-iacSi Printed Lawn—Seduced to If- Per yard. 27-inch Lingerie Crepon, in Sky and Saxe —Reduced to l/3 a ' y&KI. 27-inch Fancy Lingerie Orepon—Keduced to 1 /8J yara. 36-inch Fancy Sateen for Overalls—Reduced to 1/6| yard' 36-inch Nursery Rhyme Cloth —Reduced to 1/9| yard. 39-inch. Black Chiffon Volvet—Reduced to 27/9 yard. V?- 1 56-inch All Wool Coating;, in Light Brown shade—Reduced to 2/1 i yam, ' M-inch Nigger Brown Tweed Coating—Reduced to 7/11 yard. HA2fDEIERC3SIEPS—-810 REDUCTIONS. Children's Coloured Border Handkerchiefs —Reduced to 2/6 dosen. White Hemmed Stitched Handkerchiefs—Reduced to 2/3 dozen. Lace Edge White Handkerchiefs—Reduced to s|d each. BASOAUrS IN OVERALLS AND APRONS. Ladies' White Overalls, slightly soiled—Reduced to 3/6 each. Navy Print Anton Overalls—Reduced to 4/11 each. 1 Plain Navy Munition Cloth Apron Overalls—Reducsd to 25/11 each. White 3-Gore Cooking Aprons, with pocket—Reduced to 2/9 each. Nurses' White Aprons, with bib and pocket—Reduced to 3/6 eaco« White TiSn Aprons, with pocket—Reduced to 3/6 each. Fancy Giiigliaia Tea Aprons—Reduced to eacn. TJNDERCLOTHINO, DEPARTMENT—BIG REDTJOTIOMS. Women's Wfiite Plannelette Nightdresses, Magyar shape—Reduced to 5/11 J ' White Vlannellette Nightdresses, long sleeves Trimmed lace. In Women's and O.a. size—Reduced to 9/11 each. White Flannelette Chemises, trimmed lacsj in Women s—Seauceu to 9Jo White Flannelette Knickers —Reduced to 5/11 j Heavy Creme fleecy Bloomers; in Women s and O.S. size—Reduced to 3/11 !' - imir v - Heavy Grey oi' Navy Fleecy Bloomers—Reduced to 2/8 pair. Grey Fleecy Rib Bloomers—Reduced to 1/114 . Navy Fleecy-lined Drill Bloomers; in 14, lb, 18 and 20-incn—-Reduced to Heavy 6 Cotton Unbleached Vests, with short sleeves; in S.W., W., and O.S. O.S. Cotton Chemise Vests—Reduced 2 /® ®? h . _n ~ All Wool Vests; abort sleeves—Women's, 5/6 each; 0.5., 6/8 each, E. 0.5., A Line cf °e!o.S. Soft All Wool Vests, short sleeve—Reduced to 9/11 aachj ns ciyo in Wirr sleeve—Reduced to 3/IX each. All Wool Spencers fcreme only)— Short sleeves, 0,5., 13/6 each; 5.0.5., White Vests; short sleeves; in Women's size—Reduced to l/BJ^ch. CJreme Heavy All Wool. Combinations; short sleeves; m Womens and O.S. Whit© Locogclofth nightdress b®—Reduced to 3/11 each. Traced Eeady-to-work "VThite Longctoth Camisoleis—Reduced to 1/6| each. A few left only—-All Wool Knitted Jumpers, multi colours; long sleeves— 12/11 each.* • " .. . ... . * ...t. Dark House Blouitcs, convertible collar; all sizes—Reduced to 7/il each. Black Roman "Satin Btoracs; all sizes—Reduced to 6/11 ®ach. White Crepe House Etotises; all sizes—Reduced to 5/11 each. Ladles' Ripple Cloth dressing Gowns; in Maroon, Blue, Rose—Reduced to 12/11 each. Ripple Dressing Jackets,, ;in Creme, Heliotrope, Red, Bine, Rose—-Reduced to 8/11 each. We Pay, Postage on all Parcels-

——you'll need it to-day I mo matter what you're making ■ I MARMITE should go into every soup-pot; every eagssiS | ole; every stew, sauce, or savoury yo\ti make. It | improves the flavour—always. It doubles—doubles; I —the nourishing power of these foods. Use Marmite sparingly. It is highly concentrated. Tco much spoils the flavour. Besides being extraordinarily appetising; be- 9 sides being literally all food; Marmite is economical too! Every one should use k. Every cook can improve her dishes; every man, woman and child enjoy ghek meals more—with 1 Marmite. s' . 1 Islamite is a pure vegetable ext?z&. It is free of the strong flavour, the dietetic disadvantages of meet extra&s. Children I and persons of weak digestive ability thrive on Marmite sand. 1 wiches, and on Marmite boullion—a teaspoonftd in a cup of boiling water. Buy it—and try it—to-day. . a Marrait® is obtainable at all leading grocers throughout Australia md New Zealand and at all Sanitarium Health Food Shops, 3 S&h Agents for Australia mi New Eastland: 1 Sanitarium Health Food Co« Auckland - Wellington - Christclmrch - Dunsdin. jl Ff\ n PRIVATE SAIi IV- "PtfEUROL cives instant relief for Head-SECOND-HAND FURNISHINGS. aches and Neuralgia; Is 6d.—M Sargre Selection. Chemists and Stores. « GEORGE WALKER. * Auctioneer, 38, Queen Street. , ■••••-- __ _ —— O END YOUR FURNITURE TO ATRIAL will convince you that there's Q GEORGE WALKER'S. I nothing nke Eolfe s Was tor Linoa. . , _ , . , ... ... . I _ and F-urnituro. Quick Sales and Pioippfc Settlements* -i 'V ?>:/ ..