Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19384, 20 July 1926, Page 5

I i■ h m i ■ ■ I'v s ij^pH Yes! When we say price-cutting, we mean just that—better to quit our stock than have it spoiled with dust from the building operations. Our new store will be opened with fresh, clean, up-to-the-moment apparel—so all our present stock must go out. The next 7 days will be a red letter period at our K 4M| 'T' l \ JBib r fSW_ 1 l!kl J'iKWSi l&'r' HP'' ®'-'-w PI .*1 II I.', ■pi PI^KaWrlH l f A Pay our store a visit during this wonder period. You will not be disappointed. There are also Bargains in Hosiery, Underwear, Millinery, etc., that are worth inspecting. 1 mm 'fcwA;. 1 1 a 1.9 »'v rV. Hp •^ ~~Egg K V^P^P^l ''VSi- m I •. t.IA : ■TV. . I.' 1 I ' I 111 I^l I• 'y*mg> \C\ * m Hi MM m 1 U!f M ,/k y.ui *v. - : of course/ Th@ handy flasß oval pint has many uses—and many users. It should be in every medicine chest—it should be In every traveller's outfit —and, most important of all, it should be IMPERIAL The only Bran J & this namt battled in Scotland for the Net* Zealand market by the world• famous firm •£— JOHN DEWAR d SONS Ltd. Agents for Auckland Province: HANCOCK & CO., LTD., Auckland. PERTIU Scotland)* LONDON Of sccfLArto i IL, ■ 'Br a m ' f * • "J* ll !