CLEAN UP WEEK —after Sale Time Broken Lines—odd garments have accumulated. Out they go this week at Reduced Prices Here are only a few of the valises —pay us a visit and see the many others Ladies’ Footwear heavily reduced in price to clear ■ ■ - —...... 175 Pairs Ladies' Smart New Col[NEW ZEALAND | oured Strap Shoes. Colours: Fawns and Putty. Lor.' and i Louis heels. Clearing Price, 13/11. 250 Pairs Ladies’ High-Grade Coloured Strap Shoes. Colours: Grevs, Fawns and Beige. Low, ICLOTHING FACTORY! medium and Louis heels. Cleari j ing 17/11 30 Steres ® HERE ARE OTIIER BIG BARGAINS. 10 only—Men’s Tweed Sport Coats ««« Trousers. Neat Greys and oena US youi Fawns. Sizes 3 to 7. Clearing . Orders hy 30 only—Men’s Striped Neglige Shirts, with collar to match. Asmail> sorted materials. Clearing Price, 5/6. 12 doz. Cellular Singlets and Knee Drawers. Light and cool. Men’s and outsize. Clearing Price, 2/6. 85 only—Men’s Smart Soft Felt Hats. New styles, with fancy bands. Clearing Price, 8/11. ■ Hallenstein Bros., Limited Devon Street, New Plymouth. Also at ELTHAM. STftATFORD. HAWERA. 829
The Hustler’s GREAT SALE still continues THE MOST REMARKABLE VALUES IN NEW PLYMOUTH. LACES AT HALF-PRICE. Towels. Sale sacrificed. Good else 27in. Lace Flouncing. Black and , #nd wearing. White. To Clear, 4/11. Ladie: Fujiette Cami-Knicken. 31in. wide Coffee Lace. To Clear, Usually 10/6. Sale Pric»e, 3/11. 9d var d Ladies' White Cambric Skirts. Sale y ‘ Price, 2/11. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. Ladies' Sateen Boomers. Sale Price, Art Silk Stockings, in all wanted 2/9. shades. 1/6 pair. Ladies' Crepe Embroidered Bed Black Cashmere. Fine quality. Sale Jackets. Sale Price, 4/6. Price, 2/11. Ladies' Crepe de Chine Frocks. Imitation Suede Gloves. Sale Price, Usually 70/-. Sale Price, 29/6. 2/11. Ladies' Voile Frocks. To Clear, Voiles Reduced for Clearance. Col- 7/11. oured and White Grounds. Floral Ladies’ House Frocks. To Clear, and Spot designs. To Clear, 3/11. I/II yard. Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Straws, from Ginghams. Check and Overcheck. I/11. Sale Price, IOJd. * All Trimmed Millinery. To quit, 1 Roman Satin. All shades. 1/24 yd. 12/6. 50in. Table Damask. Dice pattern. Few only, Matrons' Black Satin 1/6 yard. Hats. 15/6. COMPARE OUR VALUES AND SAVE BIG SAVINGS BY SHOPPING AT 'TP I I T~"? 11l IC” > T S I IZ? r> C DEVON STREET 1 n 13 NEW PLYMOUTH WE PAY POSTAGE.
MOTHER WISDOM. Mother wisdom knows that the li.lie one could not croon that baby song . happiness unless she was clean, cool and comfortable in every fibre of her little body. Look at the bonnie limbs, feel the firm flesh, touch the velvet cheeks. Can't you guess? She’s a Rexona baby, of course. Each day her mother bathes her little treasure with pure Rexona Soap, the “baby's own” Soap, that kills disease germs and keeps the tender skin clear and healthy. She keeps oolds, rashes, chafing and other baby ills far from her. Baby is the best thing she has, and the best of soaps is only just good enough for he r . That is why she is a Rexona Baby. SEE* Obtainable everywhere. Cold summer meals can be made a” the more enjoyable with the addition of Hayward’s "Military” Pickle. It tempts the palate. See that it’s ‘'Military." 14.
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Taranaki Daily News, 14 February 1928, Page 3
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