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Taranaki Daily News, 25 July 1930, Page 14

CLEAR Your Stocks This is the advice sent us by our buyer who is at present touring the British Isles, France, Italy, Belgium and Switzerland, in the following Cable:— <{ Have almost completed buying, secured wonderful values, best ever had—suggest clearing your stock to meet Drafts and be ready. || These goods will be here next month, so prices are being cut to effect a quick clear- | ance before the end of July. i! DRESS FABRICS AT QUARTER Ladies’ Coat Overalls. Fancy designs, in Black and Coloured grounds. Usual Price 9/11. Sale Price, 5/11. 8 Pieces 54in. AIL Wool Worsteds. Ideal Infants’ and Children’s AIL Wool Suntex J" for Frocks and Coats. Usual Price Vests. New goods. Sizes 1 to 4. ■ 8/11 and 13/6. Sale Price, 3/11. Sale Price, 1/6 to 2/3. ' •' ' 'S':' 10 Pieces 38in. All-Wool Dress Mate- 5 only, Ladies’ Art Silk Knitted Frocks, rials. Mostly Check designs. Usual Floral tops, with plain skirts. Sale Price 5/6 to 8/6. Sale Price, 1/6. Price, 5/11. I For Children and House Frocks this 18 only, Ladies’ Leatherette Raincoats, is great value. Reversible, with Plain and Check 12 Pieces Pure Silk Crepe de Chine. In 9° a * s . in Usual shades suitable for both Frocks and Price 37/6. Sale Price, 29/6. Underclothing. Usual Price 5/11. -30 only, Ladies All Wool and Silk and } c a u p r : P p 2/6 Wool Jumpers. Usual Price up to n r • 7 v n 4v n- 39 / 6 - Sale Price, 9/11. 6 Pieces Genuine Viyella and Visylka . 4 only Wod Crepe and Re pp Frocks. Dress Materials, m smart designs. Usual Price 49/6 to 69/6< SaJe Price Usual Price 6/11 and 7/6. Sale Price 19/6. ; .3 only, Printed Velvet Frocks. New Special Selection Beautiful Black Silk goods. Usual Price 69/6. Sale Price Fabrics, for Matrons’ Frocks. Usual 17/6. Price 17/6 to 25/-. Sale Price, 8/11 . g ma n s i’ zes in Children’s Cardigans, 20 | to clear. to 26in. Usual Price 6/11. Sale Ladies’ Golf Anklets, with Fancy .turn- Price, 2/11. # / down tops. Marl and Plain mixtures. 4 only, Ladies’ Art Silk and Satin RainSale Price, 1/- pair. . coats. Fawn, Brown and Blue. Usual Ladies’ All-Wool ' Coloured Cashmere Price 29/6. . Sale Price, 12/6. Hose. Fine Botany quality. Usual - Price 3/11. Sale Price, 1/11. FREE HATS FOR CHILDREN. Ladies’ Full-fashioned Art Silk Hose. Every purchaser of one of our ChilFull length Silk above knee. All dren’s or Maids’ Coats at Sale Prices can good shades. Usual Price 6/11. Sale a ] so select, Free of Charge, any Child’s Price, 3/6. or Maid’s Ready-to-Wear Hat. Ladies’ Black and Coloured Chubby Um- 4 pieces 36in. Check Voile Curtain Nets, ' brellas. Usual Price 6/11 to 8/11. with. Pink, Blue and Gold Patterns. Sale Price, 3/11. Sale Price, 6d yard. Ladies’ Fleecy Lined Gaiters. In» three 7 Pieces Lace Curtain Net. An assorted shades. Usual Price 5/11. Sale lot, all in fadeless colours? Usual Price, 3/11. . Price 1/11 to 2/6. Sale Price, 1/6 yd. Oddments in Seme© Traced Goods. Now 2 Pieces 48in. Fadeless Pannelled'Case-Half-Price. - ment Poplin, Black and Helio only. Semco Linen Centres. Half worked. Ideal for Cushions or Bedspreads. Usual Price 10/6. Sale Price. 3/11. ■ Usual Price 4/11. Sale Price, 2/6. 3 Pieces 29in. Striped. Pyjama Cloth. SHOWROOM BARGAINS. Good colourings. Sale Price,,7|djd. 1 Piece only, 80m. Linen Finish White Women’s and O.S. Fleecy Lined Bloom- Twill Sheeting. Sale Price, 1/8 yard. ers. Heavy English make. Assorted w onSy , Men^s All-Wool Fancy Lumber colours. Usual Price 3/11. Sale Jackets. Petone and Kaiapoi makes. ! Price, 1/6. Usual Price 23/6 to 25/6. Sale Price || Ladies’ Vests, with coloured Silk tops, 12/6. | Assorted shades. Usual Price 2/11. aathtc hatepptep Sale Price, 1/11. . ALL. REMNANTS HALF-PRICE. ' Women’s Pure Silk Fuji Bloomers. Full See the Special Oddment and Bargain - sizes, and well made. Sale Price/ Tables, where hundreds of wonderful 2/11 pair. • snips are to be had. MORTON’S SALE, Eltham ’ ■ ' - Compare . —I these : : Wicks ' —after a 24 hours burning test The illustrations are reproduced -• I from photographs of wicks after they 1 1! ’" I! I j j S | had undergone identical tests—-burn-ing continuously for a day and night. ////.// * | The wick that burned Laurel show- . A .A. ! HR',' ■' /. ‘•’ ■ ■' i ed no char ... for Laurel is so pure \”'’ ' - A and clean that char does not form,- AAV// 1 V' I and a constant, steady, smokeless, 1 V/ H f ! '! soft white light results. 1 The other wick tells its own story \ | — ordinary kerosenes have many bad . . kHI habits... charring is but one of them. Note to housewives: May we .L—r.6p*« Grocer or Hardware merchant? 1. No smoke. 4. No odour. 2. No sooty chimneys. 5. A steady flame. ?«. VACUUM OIL CO. PTY. LTD. 3. No charred wicks.* 6. Burns to to dnife j ■ Keroseoe \ “The Soft warn Ltohi" O Oif -