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Patea Mail, 2 March 1936, Page 2

mm i, m WAINWRIGHT’S GREAT MID-SUMMER SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Started Thursday, 20 February GENUINE CELANESE* BLOOMERS AND VESTS, 1/9. GENUINE CELANESE SOANTIES, 1/6. BALANCE OF LADIES’ MILLINERY to be cleared at 2/11 and 3/11, COTTON FUJI BLOOMERS, Spinner brand, 1/6. COLOURED TOWELS, English- make, from 1/- to 3/G each. SINGLE AND DOUBLE SHEETS, in twill and plain, at greatly reduced prices. PRINTED BORDERED BEDSPREADS, 4/11 and 7/11. BARGAINS IN MEN’S WEAR. MEN’S TWIST SHIRTS, Sale Price 3/6. MEN’S WIDE-END TIES, 5 dozen only, 1/6 each. MEN’S BLAZERS, all wool, colonial, Sale Price 25/-. MEN’S NAP TROUSERS, 4/5 and 5/6 pair. MEN’S 9 WORKING SOX, 3 pairs for 2/6. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR REAL MONEY-SAVERS PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN. AT ALL GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY DURING SALE. NO GOODS BOOKED AT SALE PRICES. .Ai SHOP AT Wain wright s PHONE 163. PHONE 163.

sgp S-. I' : ■■■■ Pf: *ll mo rauiii mmvm % TP' m a 7 } % SK 5n.235, = TO VER-INCREASINGnumbers of iv men arc realising the extra convenience and. safety that is obtained by wearing their watch Strapped to the wriSl. In every-day business life or when working out of doors, a turn of the wriSl. will always show you the correct time if you select your watch here. adccuracy and Service are the main springs of bur business, while all ottr transactions are regulated by reasonable prices. ft s. ii vm PRACTICAL .JEWELLER watchmaker -v .V

GENUINE SALE *: NOW IS THE TIME " TO BUY FIRST-CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES i SALESALE— SALE— SALESALE— SALE— SALE— SALE— SALE— SALESALE— SALE— SALESALE— SALE— SAL&— SALECHILDREN’S CANVAS SHOES, 1/6, 2/-, 3/-. WOMEN’S CANVAS SHOES, 3/3, 4/6. MEN’S CANVAS SHOES, 2/6, 3/-, CHILDREN’S LEATHER SANDALS, 3/-, 3/9, 4/3, 4/9.. ALL OTHER STOCK REDUCED. AT COST PRICES. As we are going l out of business, OUR STOCK MUST BE. SOLD AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES. SEE LARCOMBE FOR BARGAINS, A few of which are quoted below. -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE* SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE -SALE SALE

ii s : . Why Should I Change? 'We have frequentlyheard.this question in our showrooms. It is generally asked by an older woman of a younger when .the younger is suggesting that the older should scrap her* obsolete cooking stove and install a modern electric range. The question is quite understandable. When one has cooked satisfactorily for many years on a certain kind of stpve, and has earned the reputation, of “a really GOOD COOK,” one is naturally hesitant about trying something new.. , 1 Out, remember! If all the world took this attitude there would never be any improvement, any progress. If some women’ had not boldly tried ‘‘the experiment, ” as it was once, of cooking electrically, millions of women throughout the world would still be slaving in old-fashioned kitchens. Those who have tried the now method as well as the old are best qualified to express an opinion on the comparative advantages, # ' ASK THEM! SOUTH TARANAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. | UNION STREET, HAWEEA. THONE 471. (Parity, ShencjHi and rlavourare combined in Jlo other Ille approaches if in Quality