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Taranaki Daily News, 9 February 1934, Page 11

WFULL SWING! ANNUAL SUMMER SALE ' — — - —— — n<TTCT TKr« Tn White with Cream or Lemon JOB TOWELS I Manufacturer’s seconds, in Coloured and Fancy White HUNDREDS OF SKEINS OF ODD, KNITTING WOOLS. Kaiapoi, Petone, —, ? TT , . ~ZTta- COLOURED PIN SPOT tale Snip”“yard. Townie. Sale Prices! Mio 1/8 each. Copley's, etc Good quantities of mbst colours. A chance for Knitters. dHPt 4ik / / 118 sP ots - A 1“/ P 1 ® 1 ? «n G sale Price- 9Jd yard. 15in. WHITE ROLLER TOWELLING. Sale Special: sld yard. To Clear at 6d skein. M J HH 27in. WASHING SAITNS. All colours, bale grounds. SINGLE BED TUFTED MATTRESSES. Full size. Sale Price: 12/9 each. SMART SUMMER MILLINERY AT RIDICULOUS PRICES. Must go. 9/11 ■< M fIW AW r&sIA&X HW ™ COLOURED BABY RUGS. Nursery patterns on Freight . i/u . ■ X flB IK lK J ISI s i?® w» riffpr Present stocks at Sale Prices, based A GLOVE BARGAIN. First grade White and Chamois real Doeskin Gloves. BOYS’ GREY CRASH SUN HELMETS. Green underlined. Sale Snip: 1/6 !■ B—— r SPECIAL BLANKET OFFER I We otter present All sizes. Washable. Elastic wrist. Usually. 8/11. Sale Snip: 5/11 pair. eac h. HUNDREDS OF THEM AT HALF-PRICE AND LESS. wtTttfRIANKETS Single Bed, 16/11 pair; Double Bed, A NAPPA GLOVE SENSATION. Beige to Brown shades, in slightly im- A SNIP: FEW ONLY, REAL BRITWAY HOUSE SMOCKS. Fast colour. ** ... ALLWOOL Be( j 2'7/6 pair. perfect Nappa Gloves. Fancy Cuffs, etc. A London Job. Big selection. Were 8/11. Sale Snip: 3/11 each. M Sd a i/?yS? g PriCeS ’ Were 1/3 ’ 1/11 and 2/5 i HUNDREDS OF OTHERS TOO NUMEROUS TO 4 Dozen lfoldmentTin Net Reason Shades in “DELLEX” RAYON HOSE. THREE STORES CRAMMED WITH SALE SNIPS! ~ Brown Cream. Sale MENTION. , MEN*TaLLWOOLRIBBEDGREY WORKING SOCKS. British made, and The Sensation of the Sale! 45 SILK STREET AND AFTERNOON FROCKS. ™ats. Biack, Navy, Li do, Brown, cream, was/ 6d each. a superior Hose. Sale Bargain: lid pair. • Florals and Plains. Don’t miss these; 49/6 to 95/-. Cleanng at Half These FOTT-ONPRINTS Oddments at Throw-out Prices. Were 1/3 to 1/11 F o r hard wear. Sale Prices: Several Dozen of “SELWYN” RAYON SILK HOSE. A Clearance Lot. Prices. 36in. COTTON Oddmente at Throw-out rrices / UNBLEACHED HERRINGBONE SHEETING. Good shades. Usually 2/11. Now 1/11 pair. ASTOUNDING HANDBAG OFFER: Dozens of them 3/11 to 7/11 each. FISSI to 2/11 yard. Sale Price: 1/- yard. 54in., 1/3; 70in„ l/9 yard. —— — ~L. “ Were 12/6 to 19/6.G00d cxilour S - and shapes. 54im BLACK ITALIAN CLOTH. Sale Price: 1/6 yard. , B Wli W MUitLS. CASH AND POSTAGE MUST ACCOMPANY ALL 12/6 and 19/6 LACY WOOL JUMPERS. Now 4/11 to NEW PLYMOUTH, HAWERA, ELTHAM. MAILORDERS. WRITE FOR SAMPLES. 6/11. - , —■! !■■■■■' ■_ " ' ' ■ ' ' '■ . ' ' ,

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Clough’s .jCfflPrtftri Half-Yearly MANCHESTER SPECIALS— Towels, from 1/9 to 3/11 pair. Were 2/3 to 5/11. Satins. Now 1/2. A.S. Brodie. Now Bfd yard. Fuji Silk, 1/- and 1/6 yard. CLOTHING— Boys’ School Caps, 1/9. „ Stockings. All colours. From 2/3 to 2/11 pair. Men’s Zip Coat Shirts, 6/11. Men’s All-Wool Coats. Were 32/6. Now 2a/-. Straw Hats, 6d to 2/3. • . M . Boys’ Blazers. All sizes. At 5/11 each. CLOUGH’S STORE RATA STREET : : INGLEWOOD FARQUHAR’S Great Half Price Sale of Women’s-Summer Canvas Shoes is now on, Women’s Beige Canvas Ke Shoes. With Floral Facings, Cuban Heel. Were 11/6. Half Price 5/9. Women’s Fancy Stripe Canvas One Bar Shoes. Cuban Heel. Were 8/9. Sale Price 4/6. Women’s Fancy Red and Blue Canvas One Bar Shoes. Cuban Heel. All sizes. Were 10/11. Half Price 5/6. Women’s Satin .Sahara Sandals. Assorted colours. Medium Spike HeeL Were 15/6. Half Price 7/9. ’ Women’s Fancy Brown and White Canvas Court Shoes. Spike heel. All sizes. Were 10/6. Half Price 5/3. Oddments in Canvas Shoes. AH at Half Price. Buy now. • - •*- _ -o GEO. FARQUHAR’S KEEN - KUT STORE, INGLEWOOD.

JANUARY SPECIAL '/ • £°Dozen TEA TOWELS For 2/11 With a £1 Order. —- Or — |.Dozen PILLOW SLIPS For 2/11 With a £1 Order. • e FARMEES’ STORES LTD. Box 5. — 'Phone 65. INGLEWOOD.

YOUR OWN N.Z. for 6d National Magazine for All — 0 “Better than ever” will be New Zealanders’ judgment on the February issue of the national monthly, the “N.Z. Railways Magazine.” The regular features (“Famous New Zealanders,” “Famous New Zealand Trials” “Pictures of New Zealand'Life,” “Wisdom of the Maori,” “New Zealand Verse,” “Women’s Section, “Children’s Page,” and others) are continued. Inat nonular humorist, Ken Alexander, gives another' gener- ' ous ration of his droll philosophy, illustrated by himself.’ The light side of the Magazine also includes several very good stories, cleverly written. O ON SALE AT ALL BOOKSTALLS. . — . • Hardy’s Transport Ltd. • ■ ■ Co-ordinating with The New Plymouth Express Co., Ltd. FAST DAILY SERVICE. ' . WELLINGTON - WANGANUI - NEW PLYMOUTH — And — NEW PLYMOUTH - WANGANUI - WELLINGTON For Promptness - HARDY’S - For promptness N.P. ’Phones: 106 and 1356., Wellington: 51-660.

TPIRM Tomatoes (well coloured), 5/6, 5/- 201 b. cases. Peaches, A graded 4/6; Best graded 5/6 for 201 b. case. Raspberries, 7/- for 101 b. tin (soon to finish). Nectarines, 6/6 for 201 b case. Gravenrtein Apples, 3/6 for 201 b. cases; S/6 for 401 b. cases. Freshly picked daily. Buy now. Satisfaction guaranteed. Just write “UNEDA,” CARTERTON.