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Te Aroha News, Volume XIXXX, Issue 6382, 23 August 1923, Page 2

Stocktaking Throw Out Bargains New that stocktaking is completed, many throw out lines and odd goods have been thrown out to mark at special bargain prices. For 7 Days Only we will Offer the Following Brrgains (4s in the £) off Sale Prices on ail Hemnants and Oddments. This reduces them frorp 2 to 3 their ordinary price. 20Q/Q (4s in the £) oil all Eiderdown Quilts These are are only two lines. Watch our counters for dozens more equally as good.

BARS 'i'.t: 11 T THE “BELL” SUIT IS FAVORITE. The “Bell” brand suit is popular because it is cut right, fits well and wears long. There is nothing left to chance in a “Bell” suit—it is built up on quality and experience. SPRING IS ALREADY SUGGESTING A CHANGE. Come to us and let us fit you out with a really nice suit—a Bell Suit —for Spring and Summer service. Prices are most moderate —ranging From £3 ss. the Suit. JAMES M. BELL, TAILOR. ’PHONE 10, TE AROHA.

Blue Diamond Gum Boots offer the strongest resistance to water. On the farm, in the bush they are indispensable. Made from the finest rubber they give infinitely more wear than other brands. The manufacturers attach a tag to each pair stating “That every pair is warranted to outwear any similar boots worn under similar occasions.” Made in all sizes, Knee and Thigh, Ask your store for .. 120 WmH m wM, m Wa WmM m m mm y/M m m Wholesale Distributing Agents: SKELTON, FROjTICK & CO, LTD. n. Christchurch, Auckland, Palmerston North and Grcymcuth mm m S'* m

OAT MALT STOUT OAT MALT STOUT OAT MALT STOUT is a highly nutritious pure food, Beverage and Tonic. Equal to the Best English Stouts. When you are tired and worn out, there is nothing so invigorating as OAT MALT STOUT. “Strengthens your nerves and sharpens your skill.” THE LION BREWERY LIMITED, Mountain and Kyber Pass Roads, Auckland. GIUX*) UUUS2I Why Insure ? Because The New Zealand Insurance Co. Ltd. Pay Claims PROMPTLY FIRE ACCIDENT AND MARINE Agent: PETER BAINE DIPHTHERIA CPIECKED A doctor in Hawke’s Bay, attending two boys, diagnosed their ailment as diphtheria. At his suggestion the whole family disinfected their throat with Flenzol and saved being isolated. *