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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22206, 5 September 1935, Page 16

BARGAIN STORES L'l General Phone, 2739 (3 lines). . VV\ A / Grocery Order i k fl 11 Department, 2769. k \V \ villi. A % V WiIQN §*! i WHERE YOU CAN GET ALMOST BLANKETS GOING TO BE DEARER We have received word that Blanket prices are rising—now is the time to buy. " ONEHUNGA " ALL - WOOL WHITE BLANKETS— Single—Usually 21/6. Now 18/6 Three-quarter—Usually 32/6. Now 27/6 Double Bed—Usually 39/6. Now 35/6 All guaranteed full weight and size. Close weave and soft Pure ANYTHING YOU WANT AND WHERE! EVERYTHING'S A BARGAIN I i WALKER Hi HALL'S I SPECIAL PURCHASE CUTLERY We have just larded a Special Stock of Walker & Hall's wellknown high-grade Cutlery, comprising Knives, Fc'i ku, Spoons, etc., all of which carries their full guarantee as regards Service and Dependability. Specially imported direct from their Sheffield Factory. Ideal for wedding; or valedictory presents. Cutlery is always acceptable. SPECIAL PRICES! TO MEET THE TIMES. " Have the Beit—it Lists a SPECIAL PURCHASE LADIES' LOCKNIT UNDERWEAR. Vents, Opera tops or round necks, in S.W., W. and 0.5., in full 1 range of Pastel shades, Navy, Black Bind White—Usually 2/6, Special Price, l/ll Bloomers, in S.W., W. and 0.5., in Pastel shades. Sable, Navy, . Black and White —Usually 2/6. Special Price, 1/11 Ut derslips, Opera tops or round ne;ks; S.W., W. and O.S. In Wiliitc and Pastel shades—-Usually 5/1 1. Special Price, 4/11 "WEMCO CREPE" ASK TO Uncrushable Silks, in _____________ the new Spot 36-INCH X, and Floral designs; 36in. wide —Usually 2/11 yard.. DEAUVILLE SILK, in a wonderful showing of Dark and Light designs. All new season'# patterns and colourings. W« would like you to call and y* see these new and exclusive fabrics —Usually 3/3. 29in. SHASTA SILKS —We have just opened a shipment of this popular material in new check and stripe suitable for blouses or frocks—Us. 2/9. IT PAYS TO COME A LONG WAY TO SHOP AT THE WHANCARIEI BARGAIN STORES. BARGAIN ODDMENTS SPECIAL WORKING SHIRTS WIRE TWIST, made from the famous Mac Daw Cloth, a tough wearer. 2/11 each. GREY PINHEAD .SHlßTS—'Usually 4/6. Special Price, 3/11 SPECIAL KHAKI DRILL SHIRT, 2 pockets, good Jilting and well made Usually 3/9. Special Price, 3/3 KHAKI STIFFEL DRILL, extra heavy, out on its own fdr tough wear. Now Oliliy 5/6 each. BLACK SATEEN SHIRTS—mIL HABY. SPECIAL 3 yards Strong' Art. Silk Ellastic and Threader, 1 Needle Book comtainlnf 80 Gold-eyed AstiorCed Needles from Sharps to ISodkins, 1 Ringr of 40 Assort- gf f ed Safety Pins. J / _ ALL FOR M\* " I.EATHER KITS, large sixe, made of patchwork leather scnaips. All colour* —Usually 3/6. Now 2 j'6 eac ' l, LADIES " KROMHYD " SOLES, iipc'cial hard-wearing composition; till .iizeii—Uaually 1 /-. Special Price, !> D pair. HERE'S A SNIP I 36 x 36 COLOURED BORDERED BRSrfkKFAST CLOTHS, Ecru grounds. Colours: Blue/Gold, Tango/Green, Rone/ Green—Usually 1/9. Special Bargain Price, ly/'2 « ac h. LADIES' SUPPERS, leather upper, Suede leather sole, padded; lovr wood heel, Silk p«m-pom-Colours: Red and Blue only. A superior Slipper—Usually 8/6. Special Price, SlO-page LINEN-FINISH WRITING PADS—Colours: Blue am:l Cream —Usually 9d. Special Pr ice, 4 each, J lor !/■ If you cannot call we will gladly accept your Order by Mail, but please itdd sufficients money (to eornr Freight or Postage. ,—— Watch i?oir thin Advertisement Flegularly. BARGAIN STORES 1.11'D.--WHANCiAREI Jowcmd ly Watjtc :s s s ffl. s s s m I % I I 'Vrm Twelve-acre Rockefeller Center, reaching tEimperature—in which you dine, sleep and 70 stories toward New York's sky... back live as in a splendid hotel. They criss-cross of the engineering triumph of Boulder the entire nation; fares and* incidental Dam, waters gathering in the desert—-to costs are unusually low—and liberal stopform a lake 115 miles in length... two over privileges constantly tug at your desiire mighty bridges rising to span the Golden to explore. Add to construction-marvels, Gate and San Francisco Bay ... in Los too, theiir smooth road-beds and new ultraAngeles, 105,000 sport-lovers crowding the modern trains. Coliseum, arena of the last Olympiad...a This isipirit-of-reaching-upward distlin-mile-long tunnel, driven through solid guiahesi your ent ire! vovage, together with mountain rock, bringing motorists to the today's trend of cutting-expenses-down. The breath-taking vaults of Zion Park. America noiagnijficent new Matron-Oceanic liners captures the romance ot Construction! "Mariposa" and "Monterey" link New Such feats hold vital interest for every 2lealan<l with California in 15 days—with traveler—and they are easily seen. America's beguiling stops in Fiji, Samoa and Hawaiii. railway systems provide last, luxurious From iLos Angeles or San Francisco, you trains—air "conditioned" to a perfect, even cross America by any route that appeals. I Thus is constructed the shorlt, modern, /V^ —iimteresl-packed thoroughfare to England. Every detail, and bow you may arrange X\ tlbiem all in advance, is explained in an illustrated, informative booklet, "England America'". Free, upon request, ,by 'phone call or lett er. AMERICAN RAILWAYS TRAVEIL and INFORMATION BUREAU (Incorporated U.S.A.) Representatives: HENDERSON & MACFARIANB,, I.TD. End tan t Buildings, 56-58 Qttm Street, Auckland