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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 11194, 27 April 1922, Page 6

C. SMITH’S SHIRTING and. PYJAMA CLOTHS Excel in Quality and Price This Season. \ SEE THESE SUPERIOR GOODS TO-DAY. IF YOU \IIVE IN THE COUNTRY WE WILL POST SAMPLES TO YOU. STRIPED. FLANNELETTE—2B to 30 inches wide; in light and dark stripes; will wash and wear well. Price 1/S yard OSMANETTE— 31 inches wide; ideal for winter wear; in smart stripes. Price 1/8 yard VERONA SUITING —28 inches wide; in a bigrange of new stripes. Price 1/11 yard CLYDELLA—3I inches wide; in a large variety of designs; also in plain cream. Price 3/11 yard ALL-WOOL DOCTOR FLANNEL—2B inches wide; in a big variety of stripes. Price «/6 yard TAFFETA SHIRTING—2B to 30 inches wide; light grounds with neat stripes; ideal for shirts, etc. Price 4/3 yard ' UNION SHIRTING—2B inches wide; will wash and wear well; in light, medium and dark greys. Price 2/11 yard psoPLtS STORE CSmitluG * cum st:wgtq^

Every returned soldier who has the interest of his association at heart should make a special effort to be present at the annual general meeting, which is to be held in the club-rooms on Friday next. Some very important business is down on the agenda paper. Amongst other things the annual report and balance-sheet will be presented, and the officers who have been elected by postal ballot will be declared, and delegates will be elected for the forthcoming district conference, which is to be held in Palmerston North in May. Sure and certain, WADE’S WORM FIGS. Children like then?