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Taranaki Daily News, 8 July 1929, Page 8

Oh! How cold it is to-day! Cold why I feel lovely and warm. You should go to McGruer’e and get your winter re?uirements there. They have a wonder- - ul selection, and so reasonbly priced.

Among the many bargains to V. had at the Palatine Salo are men’s holeproof working trousers, at 7/11; men’s cotton and wool socks, 3 pairs for 1/9; men’s d..rk grey suits, 37/6; boys’ jerseys in navy, brown and dark grey, sizes l’e to S’s, at 4/6; men’s English saddle-tweed trousers for 9/6; men’s all-wool one-piece bathing costumes, 6/11; men’s odd coats, 17/9; men’s odd vests, 7/9; men’s Merino finished singlets, 2/6; men’s all-wool sports coats, 2179; boys’ brushed cotton singlets, all sizes, 1/3. The bargains to be obtained only at W. H. Broome’s, “Th® Palatine,” Taranaki’s Finest Price Store, Devon Street, New Plymouth. j. The Hustlers’ sale which is now in full swing are now offering bargains at pncea far lower than cost. Grasp your oppor-. tunity by securing some of these snips for yourself, and benefit by our loss. A final reminder is given by Messrs. Newton King, Ltd., in our auction columns to-day of Messrs. McCarty Bros, sale of dairy stock to be held on the farm, Skeet Road, Aucoa, at noon today. Extraordinary enthusiasm marked the opening day of the Melbourne Crea* Winter Sale, which commencecTon i> naay. This firm’s half-yearly sales are looked forward to by the whole, buying public oX < Taranaki as a certain source of genuine bargains from every department m tne store*