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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18041, 18 March 1933, Page 12

DAYLIGHT - SAVING ends ' ' g 2 a.m. to-morrow. O © ® ® • BE HERE WITH A BANG YOUR OVERCOAT MOW! COATS to VOU most have a warm coat for the cold days ahead, so why not purchase » one of these smart, new garments. You will save quite a few shillings if you buy now, and there are hundreds to choose from. FACE Cloths and Flecked Tweeds predominate, while the new Crepon Cloth, Diagonal Goth, Astrachan, and Diagonal Tweeds make attractive and serviceable Coats. Trimmings are of Musquash, Coney, Astrachan, Lamb, Opossum and Skunk. THIS is not another job purchase, though the low prices may lead you to think that. We are just following our usual policy of giving sterling value at the least expense to our customers. Remember! Our Showroom is conveniently situated; just off the street! CUSTOMERS KINDLY NOTE Our IWaiu'Wter and Soft Furnishing Department is now removed to next door premises, recently occupied by Mr. J. J. Box, Grocer. You are cordially invited to inspect our New Shop! mm 1 « ms -r*j wm pi \ \ iS*f m \ L /7 lens Singlets Locknit Silk Underwear Colored Towels X In Ladres’ Bloomers and Vests to match. Lustrpus silk. Ladderproof quality. Faptory mediums. B,W. to .X.O.S. sizes. Usually worth 4/11 and 8/11. Light and dark colors. Thick qualities. Fast washing. Size 20in x 42in. These are all slightly damaged. Usual values are 1/6 and 1/- each. Natural shade. Fleecy-lined quality, with short sleeves. Splendid washing and wearing quality. 9 each garment 'O u « I ft 3