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Stratford Evening Post, Issue 100, 6 September 1929, Page 6

LIST FEW DAYS OF SALE 36-In. CHIFFON Finish VELVETEENS, Gold, Shell' Pink, Amethyst—Usually 8/11. Now 4/11. 40-In. CHARM ALINE, Purple, Brick, Beige, Mulberyy—Usual Price 9/11. Now 4/11. VELOUR COATINGS, Brown and Fawn only—Usually 13/6. Now 3/11. 40-In. CHECK GINGHAMS—UsuaIIy 1/3 and 1/4J. Now lOld. BROWN ROLLER TOWELLING— Usually 1/3. Now 9d. — COLOURED MADRAS CURTAINING Usually 4/6 and 4/11. Now 2/11. WIDE GLACE RIBBON, 4yds for 1/-. CHECK SILK and WOOL HOSE— Usually 7/11 . Now 2/6. HAEROPS LTD ’Pilose 406 BROADWAY. Box 30. STRATFORD. •

Stocktaking u cr. Of MEN’S WEAR •X m ii'i) MEN are not usually attracted by clearances or sales unless thby are definitely certain 'they ‘ can niake savings on their purchases. THEY can here! / We have substantially reduced all lines, hnd every man who visits our store‘during this Stock-taking clearance will undoubtedly benefit considerably in pocket as well as in person. SAYE 10/- OR 20/- OX A ; 'SUtT A Saving of 10s is. made by every mail purchasing a Sliit’ priced up t 0 £5 5s and 20s on a suit in the price range £5 10s to £7 10s. THIS' is no “Catch,” but a genuine reduction. These suits are" stylishly cut in long wearing popular materials. SALE DATE FROM — SAT. 21th AUG., to SAT., 7th SEPT. A. ft. HILLOCK. "THE ECASH 5 * PHONE 450. STRATFORD, P.OrHox'M;* *

Inst Arrived! And Guaranteed to Produce GOLDEN RESULTS GOLDEN'RESULTS YATES REM BLE SEEDS New Zealand’s favourite for over 50 years. BEWARE t Don’t risk failures in your garden with seeds of unknown quality when you can get .results with seeds that have over 50 years reputation no other seeds can claim. SEED POTATOES. SEED POTATOES. CANTERBURY BEST HAND PICKED IN 'TWELVE VARIETIES AND EVERY EYE EEIIITLE. - BEST GARDEN MANURE. IN 141 b., 281 b., 561 b., and 1121 b BAGS GROUND CARBONATE OF LIME. 3/- Cwt - Masters Ltd. THE DEPARTMENT STORE,

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0 IS ffi- B 3 B H'B B B m First Shipment of Springes Newm IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE THESE‘NEW FROCKS AND HATS. THEY’RE WONDERFUL, BUT WE ADTISE YOU TO SEE THEM FOR YOURSELF. THEN YOU’LL REALISE THEIR TRUE BEAUTY AND WHAT’S GOING TO BE WORN THIS SPRING . y S 3 MILLINERY. PREDOMINATING SHADES include Lemon, Mimosa, Lime, Almond and Pillow Box Red. Our new Models comprise large and small and medium shapes. The daintiest touches of Trimmings to blend or contrast are particularly onticeable in our new arrivals. MANTLES. TWEED COATS are a special feature this spring Our new ranges are very smart with novel raised seams and pannel backs. In this section our prices will he found very pleasing. A CORDIAL INVITATION to ‘ call and inspect our new showings is here extended. Naturally the. smartest numbers will soon he snappd up, so please call as early as possible. m Wj mF w & CASM DRAPERS fin's kb u sa is STRATFORO m b n ta o is DRESS & JUMPER SUITS. IN FROCKS and JUMPER SUITS, Mimosa, Almond and''Navy 1 ' predominate. These are showing in Wool Crepe, Rayons, Mylesta and Knitted Silk. You will 'be charmed with dur smart nlbdels now showing. HOSIERY & GLOVES. GLOVES AND HOSIERY —Right in weight, right In shades, right in durability, and, Mast,' bUU'notleast, right in ‘price. Shades to tone or blend with every cbiotlr scheme describes bur hew Hose and Glove Display. Remember, we guarantee every pair to give entire satisfaction. NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES—You ‘ will marvel/at. our collection of New' Scarves, Buttons, Buckles, Hand Bags, Necklaces, Handkerchiefs, Hair Slides, Shawls, etc. These have been gathered from all'countries after considering the particular requirements of this district’add the very diligent and careful selection of our buyers. i'll ■ B! 19 W ■k m h