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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 18763, 20 July 1935, Page 6

Pf ”v' : .t. ! ! Vj. TURK AGAIN FOLKS AT THE PREMIER ST® » ®|p fli here’s where you’re going to have the “lime of your life”! EVERYTHING is reduced, nothing has heen spared and we ve shown no mercy to any dept.! What a chance for the thrifty! What a chance for the “Early Birds’! . . . YES! be early, this is going to he SOME SALE! HEAVY LINEN-FINISH TWILL SHEETS Made from Super LongStaple Cotton, specially woven for hard wear. ; SPECIAL SALE PRICES .. 10/H pair 54x23 •• 12/0 P air ! 63x2 b .. 13/6 pair 63 x2£ .. 14/9 pair; 70. x2| .. 14/H pair 70 x2l .. KJ/ll pair 80 x2\ .. 16/H Pair 80 x2| .. 18/11 P air Every pair warranted pure. 22 PIECES WOOL FABRICS Comprising Plain and Fancy Tweeds, Wool Taffetas, Boucle Weaves, and Fancy Tweed Delaines. Practically every fashionable coloring will be found amongst these. 4/11, 5/11 & 6/11 F arclia.se of Comprising a variety of fancy knits, with or without collars. Amongst the varied assortment of colorings those which predominate are Wine, Brown, Saxe, Greens, Royal, Scarlet and Flame, showing, with contrasting stripes in Basque; collar and cuffs. Usual Prices 15/6, 17/6 and 19/6. SALE PRICE 9/11 LADIES’ PURE SILK HOSE Chosen for quality, fullyfashioned, heavy service weight. They comprise “Beldings,” “Aristoc” and “Kayser,” in Fawns. Greys and Browns; Regular Price 9/11. SALE PRICE 4/11 HEMSTITCHED PILLOW CASES Size 20 x 30. Stocked also hemmed and taped at same price. WONDER VALUE 1PHILLIP WINTER SALE

The most popular overcoat this winter cc OVERCOAT Priced from 85/rM ■> mm l a wMm m SSaS |s#s mm mcst S?-T : : : ~\'CM >ss StiJrWi EXCLUSIVE INEXPENSIVE MEN’S WEAR Next Herald.

.dps ** g JF you nre preparing for a party U or dance, you’ll find it U cheaper and easier to buy | FINDLAY’S BREAD READY 1 SLICED. Our modern bread- = cutting machine has been over- § hauled and a new knife fitted, § enabling it to slice bread to any U thickness. & & < I r. erf Y 21b. loaf, ready sliced, Sd. QIICED bread; white for sandwiches and brown for 3 asparagus rolls, SAVES BREAD . . . SAVES TIME . . . SAVES WORRY. It may be ordered by telephone, and collected at shop later. LAY’S SLICED BREAD

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS \VAXTEU—Youth for form.— Apply .Manager, The Okitu Cooperative Dairy Co. Tr'LT OKT. —By young girl, out of work. ■* l Brown Leathor 'Handbag, with money, photos, papers, necklet and bag; - a .'keepsake.—Kinder kindly return Herald. ~ . MX) BIOT. —(i-roomed House, Beith Street: renovated. —Apply .Mrs. Faulkner, till Butene Boad. Phone

SPECIAL EAST COAST ADVERTISEMENTS MILITARY SADDLES Part worn, selected, with pood used mounts. 50/-. post free. ARMY BRIDLES Part worn. G/tl each, post (id ARMY HEADSTALLS. 7/6 each. j OATES BROS., Tokomaru Bay j ONE WEEK ONLY Men’s and O.S. Pyjamas 4/9 Boys' Pyjamas 3/9 Woo! Socks 1/- Pair Blue Bib Overalls 5/11 S, McKEE : Tokomaru Bay