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Taranaki Daily News, 6 May 1926, Page 13

HERE WE ARE AGAIN! McGruer’s Bargain Days Friday 7th, Saturday Bth, Monday 10th and Tuesday, 11th May On just at the right time, when the cold weather has arrived and you must have Winter Ladies’ Coats EVENING DRESSES. Fancy Snips 9-4 All Wool N.Z. Blankets. A real snip. 19/6 Pair rri.- r -min o Red, Green, New Brown, White, Kingfisher, Flare, „ . , Jr 30in. Striped Pyjama Flannelette. 1/6 and 1/9 yard G/dget Effect. Bargaii Price, 49/6 Specmoffec in Ga mtt ct Gloves, Bargain Price, 2/6 for J/._ appearance. During Bargain Day we are offering Kiddies Dress, Cap, and Bloomer Sets, 16 to 20, in mi tt n i n• i * 28in. Colonial Flannels, in Natural, Grey, and Cream, four lines, which must appeal to all. Burntoch, Brown, Cream, Kingfisher shades. 13/6. Hose, Hawley s Dyes, Cashmere finish. 1/3 2/3 for 1/9. Line I—6 nnlv in New Shades 75/-for C7/£ Bargain Price, 9/ j J ‘ Pair. Madras Muslins, 3/3, 3/6. Bargain Price, J/3 Yard. Line 2-7 only. 95/- for 63/=. ' ' Maid f Line B-3 -V, Novelty Coat. 107/- /» Keep the Lber'capes with Hoods. BlaCk W ° ol H ° Se ’ 3 / 6 fW 2/9 Pair. A few oniy, Odd Grey Blankets, 9-4 and 10-4. Line 4—lo Model Coats, in Brown, Blue, Biskar, Bot- Bargain Price, 8/11, 9/11, 11/6. Best value in Wool Gauntlet Gloves. Sample line, 5/11, 7/11. Bar- 12/6 eac^l, tic Green, Sahara. £9 17/6 tor £(, 6/-. New Zeallnd . gaill Pri M , 3/ j Plir . 27in . R You must see these goods to appreciate the Values Raincoats that Wear and Look Smart, at Bargain Fancy Ribbed Hose, 6/6, Bargain Price, 3/6 Pair. Pink, and Scarlet. 3/9 for 2/11 Yard - 0 ere , Prices. Marabout Trimmings. All the new shades. 1/9 for 50 Yards only, 54in. Bleached Table Damask. 3/6 for These offers are for Four Days Only. j/£ Yard. 2/(, Yard. OI*6SS Department Evening Hair Bands. Bargain Prices, 1/6, 1/9, Silk Covered Pram. Covers, in all colours. Usually TWO MILLINERY SPECIALS. I 40in. Smart Dress Tweed, suitable for School Frocks, I 2/6. I 13/6, Bargain Price, 9/11. Model Hats, 24 only, for 22/6 lll ' ’ -‘’S'- 111 Price, 2 3 Yard. Grey Colonial Hose, soft finish. 4/9 for 3/3 P a^r > 2 only, Coloured Bordered Damask Cloths. Size, 66 Ready-to-Wears, g/|| each. Heavy Winter Coatings, new season’s goods. 14/6, and a great wearer. x 84. Usually 25/6. Bargain Price, 17/6. We have 200 hats to select from. Felts, Velours, 15/6, and 16/6, Bargain Price, 12/6 Yard - —————— —— —— 70 in. AR Linen. White Table Damask. Usually 11/6. Baneott, and Radio Mat. 31in. Striped Viyella, for Dresses and Pyjamas, 3/6 I x WOOL SCARVES. Bargain Price, 5/6. Yard ’ ) Sample lot of 60. 40in. Plain Pillow Cotton. 1/11 for 1/6. Wool Costumes, 5 only. Sample Costumes, 85/-, 63/- 54in. Navy Costume Serge, Indigo Dye. 11/6 for We are offering at 15 per cent. Reductions, or 3/- in 1 on ] y> Hemmed Linen Cloth, 72 x 72, 37/6. Bargain * or 27/6 eac h- 9/11 Yardi the £ off, and in Sample Goods this is a great offer. Price, 21/=. Wool Jumpers and Cardigans. We have a great 22in. Louis Famous Velveteens. All colours. 6/11 —■——— - Marcella Guilts onlv a few 10-4 size 19/6 for •± 7/ n lly "‘*; E T“ M “’ 3/11 T. Spotted Xia Gieves. 3 /6 Pair. ' Vhy be Cold? 12 needed BIoo m „. Ue M l “a ® puce . argam nee, 2/6. 30in- Moleton Flannelette, for Dressing Jackets, etc. _ _ _ marie Single anri Double Bed Sheets Heavy Bo,lyn Wool Vests. 7/11 for 3/6 . i/H to 1/6 Manchester Department K ' Xi pS2 y We quote two numbers only in the Underwear 2 Pieces only New Covert Coating, 54in, 13/6. Bar- ■ Some Wonderful Values ma te had from O ur A few pair only, Double Bed White Blankets, slightly Section, but our stock of Nightdresses, Vests Spen- gam Price, 6/|j Yard. Manchester and Dress Departments at all times, but soiled. Usually 75/-. Bargain Price, 32/6 Pair - cers, Dressing Gowns, etc., will pay you to look over, 35in. D ress Velveteens, all colours, 10/6. Bargain we are making them more pronounced than ever for I 6 only, Ladies’ Wool Cashmere Dresses. 52/6 for Price, 7/11 Vard. Four Wonderful Bargain Days. TOWELS, TOWELS, TOWELS AND BATH 23/6. I Satin Eclipse. The ideal Evening Dress material. I 54in. White Twill Sheeting, free from filling, j/g I MATS Special Line in Stole Furs. [O/6 Guaranteed to wear. 9/1 J Yard. Yard. We have jut opened Winter Weight Crimes and W “" te,i sh,,J ' S - 10/6 ““ 12/6 80i "' W ' "" Offeri ”e «“ Vatae ‘ “ N ™ Two-piece Suits in the newest materials. for 3/9 Yard. weight. 5/11 for 3/6 Call and be convinced. Naw Serge Tailoring Costumes self-lined. Bargain Winceyettes, heavy quality, |j p Yard. 36in Cream Bordered*Casement, good quality, 1/6 REMEMBER YOU ARE BUYING QUALITY GOODS Price, 59/6 " ’ Silk Check Evening Dress material. 3/11 for 3/3. Yard. AT BARGAIN PRICES. Buy your WINTER GOODS now H/j PD I Tl 7 D* Q (Ne “ r Post Office) during McGruer’s Bargain Days IVJLC JUx New Plymouth

O VER SO PA T TERNS TO CHOOSE FROM IN OUR HAND-MADE Wir READY-TO-WEAR SUITS Schneideman’s Suits Fit in 66 Sizes 95/6 £6/15/6 Navy Serge Suits, Fine Botany Quality £6/15/6. Hand-made, Ready-to-wear, in 66 Sizes. Our Style and Cut is famous all over, N.Z. Every Suit cut with meticulous fgggßgGa care and made with individual style, Wre ' SUPERB LINES. PERFECT FINISH. EVERY DETAIL CORRECT. All Wool Worsteds or Tweeds in Mid or Dark Greys, Browns, or Navy Checks, Stripes, Herringbones or Plain. Also, Fine Botany Twill Serge in Navy. All Materials thoroughly shrunk, and TWELVE MONTHS’ GUARANTEE GIVEN WITH EVERY SUIT. purchesz g A" iFrlif i 1 ; “1. Satisfacloru ‘Wear, ij ff//KgL r jJt. Eut cekirin (he Material) ® 3 Hi! I Atoned workmanship and£, ® Bill tit' b 1 Wcordrudion thalwil) maintain. ® BroEMMMMr/ H' sHi / 'fits onginal shqpliness of llwl *|g *0 garment gf I U Schneideman & Sons ji Tailors - || CRITERION HOTEL BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON, DUNEDIN, PALMERSTON NORTH. DEVON STREET. CHRISTCHURCH, WANGANUI, HASTINGS & MASTERTON.

WHANGAMOMONA. (From Our Own Correspondent.) On April 29 a lorry load of dancing enthusiasts journeyed to Kohuratahi, the attraction being the annual dog trial dance. Everyone had a splendid time, and the Kohuratahi people are to bo congratulated on the way the dance was conducted. Music was suppled by Mrs. Marsh, of Stratford, and was much appreciated by all. The inclement weather has caused metalling operations on the Whangamomona road to be temporarily suspended. It is to be hoped that the

And be he monarch, saint or knave, Each man is but his nature’s slave. The calmest, proudest life may hold Some squalid story still untold. We are but mortals each and all, And all must common ills endure; When winter coughs and cold befall, Each needeth Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. “NO-RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP” is a triumphant success for washing cloth»«