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Taranaki Daily News, 3 February 1923, Page 8

SECOND BUDGET of BARGAINS at the Melbourne’s Sale Last week hundreds of delighted shoppers participated in the bargains. This week we anticipate bigger crowds since the public will have had time to examine their purchases and fully realise the immensity of the savings w can be effected by shopping during the Sale. Here are more solid bargains.. Remember now’s your opportunity, Everything is becoming dearer. WOMEN'S CASHMERE HOSE. STRIPED TURKISH TOWELS. BOYS’ SCHOOL HOSE. wool. Splendid dye. Spliced All our regular makes reduced. 18 by Pure wool, hard-wearing worsted. Good toes. Were 3/6; Sale 38 inches, were 4/6, now 3/6 pair; 22 dye, wear guaranteed. These are about ’ by 43 I’nches, were 5/11, now 4/6 pair; half-price. All sizes up to 10A in eit ...... _. . 22 by 44 inches, were 6/11, now stock. Sale Price all round 2/6 pair. SILK ANKLE HOSE. 5/6 pair. A marvellous bargain. Grand quality. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL SUITS. Long silk leg. Were 5/11; Sale ROLLER TOWELLING. r Colonial tweed. Splendid weight and ’ Pnce, 3/11. Own importing, reduced for the sale. quality. Were 39/6 to 59/6; Sale 16 inches striped rollering, was 1/3 vd., Price » sizes 7to 12 > 33/6; Sale Price, NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS. |Qd; 10 in. white roUering, was 1/11 sizes 13 to 16, 38/6. About half-price. These were pur- yd., 1/3 yd.; 16 in. heavy stripe rol- mfm’c daci vm quits chased “job” from an importer. Sale lering, was 2/3 yd., 1/5 yd. mtn o fiuolyn oui I□. Prices, yards 6/11 pair; 3 yards Woollen goods are going up, so don t 9/11 pair. CUMFY-CUT SINGLETS hesitate about your new suit. This Large size, fine make. No sleeves. Kne was 95/ - Sale Price \ 69/ ®' STRONG PILLOW CASES. Were 3/6; Sale Price, 2/6. MEN’S LINEN COLLARS. ■ Exira large, 27 inches by 18J inches - UCCTIU - All shapes in stock. Regular price We. Our own make. These were WHITE TWILL SHEETING. 1/3> and P our are P Now */** pair; now Z/o. A marvellous bargain. A n’ce money- |/. each. saving line. 54-inch, was 2/6, now z WHITE TURKISH TOWELS. f/l I; 80-inch, was 3/11, now 2/11. INSERTION NECK BANDS. Own importing from England. Largely <0 El. Here j s a c hance to make the old reduced for the sale. 21 by 43 inches, INDIeO DRILLETTE. shirt new. These bands are for the - were 6/11, now 4/9 pair; 24 by 48 English make, Indigo-dye, 30 inches neglige shirts and button behind. ReguI inches, were 7/11, now 6/11 pair. wide; was 1/6 yard; Sale Price, l/-yd. lar price, 9d each; Sale Price, 2 for 9.

=.== •n Stock-taking Sale 1 ?1 Li -- 8 81 * SUBSTANTIAL ALL ROUND RE- I JPm ’* f' DUCTIONS ON OUR HIGH /x I GRADE BOOTS AND SHOBS - | ' Ia ill A |You spend 16 hours out of the 24 IJ Tn .rfl I * n y° ur Shoes. Why not have foot V7l l\| I com *' ort Ey wearing Doekrill’s -E ill 1 IK I 4 (Il Shoes. You’ll not go wrong. \ xjk Many lines at Bargain Prices, for , I cash, during sale. f Sole Agents Hew Plymouth District for Crockett and Jones’ “HEALTH” BRAND FOOTWEAR. POSTAGE PAID ON COUNTRY ORDERS. I TN /'A Z-V J J J QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, I IJ I I IX lx Ift 1 TELEPHONE No. 433. * *x> NEW PLYMOUTH. JI , i 111 . 111 .^ y - Tl ywo T _ yF - IM -

The Waste of Water Soluble Phosphate WATER SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE dissolves, immediately on contact with moisture. But the crop cannot absorb all that phosphate at once, and WASTE OCCURS. That, surplus phosphate either reverts on. contact with iron, and forms ’an msbluble salt, useless to the farmer, or is leached away in the form of porous salts with every heavy rairutllAt falls. Super is a quick starter, but it fades at the finish. Nauru leaves the mark slowly, but finishes strongly. BE SENSIBLE—COMBINE THE TWO FORMS. NAURU PHOSPHATE with SUPERPHOSPHATE added in balanced proportions form the best phosphatic base. These two phosphates supplemented by due amounts of POTASH and NITROGEN form “Challenge” COMPLETE Fertilisers

THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (AUSTRALASIA), LTD WAITARA FREEZING WORKS TJOTERS of ALL CLASSES of STOCK at highest current rates. We areateo prepared to receive STOCK for FREEZING on FAR. IE . ACCOUNT. All particulars as to prices of stock and Freezing charges can be obtained OB application to our buyers as under:— HUGH GOOD, Cattle and Sheep Buyer; Telephone No. 90, STRATFORD. W. HOGG, Cattle and Sheep Buver, Telephone No. 1665., TE Kt ITI. LEWIS WEBSTER, Sheep Buyer, Telephone 126, STRATFORD. Or to our WAITARA OFFICE, Telephone No. 2. Misers. HUGH GOOD & LEWIS WEBSTER, of STRATFORD, will draft <tock in the following Counties: CLIFTON, TARANAKI, EGMC’NT, INGLEWOOP, STRATFORD, ELTHAM & WAIMATE WEST. Mr. W. HOGG, of TE KUITI, will draft stock North of the Mokau River. SKOLTMES. SQUCITED.

WELDING TAON’T throw aside a ly iron, steel, aluminium, or copper that gets broken. We can make it as good as new by Oxy-Acetone Welding, as we can crank shafts, etc. CAR SPRINGS, ETC. We make these at our own smithy by our own expert. MOTOR-CAR REPAIRS. . , Look us up. We are practical men, 1 . anxious to build up a big business on | service and value. {JENKINS BROS. & HANCOCK