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Taranaki Daily News, 13 January 1932, Page 6

Hurrah for the holidays, and even though you are not going away you will need to be out in the latest to keep cool. McGruer’s, Central Devon Street, can supply your wants. Frocks, Hosiery, Gloves, Millinery and Beach wear.

A man brought his suit to our shop to be renovated and stated that if it was cleaned and pressed satisfactorily six of his mates would also have their’s done. We got those six jobs because we gave service. By our special process we are able to renovate suits, overcoats, costumes, dresses, felt hats, equal to new at the cost of a few shillings. Send your soiled or faded garments to J. K. Hawkins and Co., steam dyers and dry cleaners, corner Devon and Liardet Streets, New Plymouth, ’phone 685. Stratford depot, Mrs. Rudkin (“Everybody’s”).*

It will pay you to shop at The Hustlers this coming year of 1932. Special prices for new season’s hats, 9/11; ladies’ white cotton vests with or without sleeves, 1/11; children’s sunshades, at 1/11. A nice range of ladies’ frocks and walking coats marked down to a very low figure. Cotton dress material in pretty patterns fast to eun and tub, at l/4j) yard. The Hustlers.*

Special offerings at the Melbourne Ltd. See windows for wonderful bargains. Ladies’ tennis and house frocks, 7/11; Fuji Silk Tennis Frocks, 12/6; English sample art ■silk woven lingerie half-price; gorgeous georgette frocks with coatees now 89/6; smart shadow tissues for summer coats, 2/6.

During the year ending March, 1931, the Wellington Returned Soldiers’ Association made grants which, when subsidised by local bodies and Government sources, totalled approximately £5OOO, which was all paid in wages to ex-ser-vice men. In this case these wages were apportioned for useful work and those engaged upon it loyally did their part.