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Taranaki Daily News, 27 July 1934, Page 9

2m° r e >® & yr/v'C/ D " s MAn UI □ SALE Stupendous Bargains await you! Don’t miss our Amazing Final Clearance. DEFINITELY CLOSING SATURDAY 28th, at 9 p.m. _ | COATS AND FROCKS Half-Price! Half-Price! DRASTIC CLEARANCE OF AT FINAL CLEARING PRICES. 75 AFTERNOON CAEDIGANS AND JUMPEKS 3 Only, ASTRACHAN COATS. Hip length. Black and FROCKS makes. Usually up to 45/6. Now 15/coloured. Usually 59/6. ow ■... ■ • lt>/- 12 Onl LATEST JUMPERS. Including 0.5., in All Wool. 10 Only, LATEST “KNITWEAR” FROCKS. Usually up AT HALF-PRICE Usually up to 25/6. Now .: 10/. „ wX-M FUR TRIMMED COATS. the L R S t TWO DajS ‘ o"™R N ™™ED MODEL COATS. rf 0. Sate. 3 % WOOL JUMPER SU.TS. W, Jgg to £6/19/6. Now ••••_•/■ 49/6 for £l/4/9 8 Only, CHILDREN’S CREAM PULLOVERS. All Wool. 8 Only, TWEED FROCKS. All-Wool N.Z. Tweed. Usually Usually up to 10/6 Now .s/11 35/6. Now lu/“ 59/6 tor Xl/v/u | , • „ — — —— 69/6 foi £l/14/9 THESE COSTUME BARGAINS . These include Knnkley Crepes,' x SPECIAL RAINCOAT OFFER | Morocains, Satins, and Floral | 2 Only, GREY FLANNEL COSTUMES. Usually 39/6. a, n/f effects. Now •■■••7/11 „ M FREU HAT OFFER DOES not « U.A.U, 01 . U, • APPLY TO THE ABOVE. . , n A „ - ■ Worsted. Beige tonings. Usually £4/15/6. Now 39/6 ■ ■ . ' ' « iO Yards only. Cream Serge. 54 4 Pram. Down DON’T MISS 36in. Corded Velveteens. Royal Men’s Fancy Socks. A splendid inches wide wrth Black nn oweita and Flame . Usually 3/1L assortment. 10/6 yard. ’ Last Day of Sale Price 2/6 I JJJg FREE HAT OFFER LaSt LaSt Day ° f Sak PriCe ’ ‘ Last Day of Sale Pi ice 2/6 Job Purchase. A range of Sam- I Silk Satins. 36in. Red, Fin^erin o, 4-Ply Pure Silk Hose. Assorted tones. Only 2 RlOre DayS Left. Usually 6/11. ■ Clear at 9 <l, n <l, J/. l/ 3 DayMe ftice 9/ fi tures. Last Day of Sale Last Day of Sale Price Q/1 j . Every purchaser of a Eadys Price skein d/ t 0 2/6 ~ i| / Big 2oz. Balls Georgian Floss. * n i i' 4? 4. • i Frock, Costume, 01 Coat, call se~ I Ralance of stock Salmon, Flouncing Lace. 36m. Allgood Rea i Linoleums. 6 feet wide. ’ m i.. I “ “ Heho and mi x- Full Double Size White Blankets, shades. Flame, Lemon, Red, Excellent patterns and colour- | lect, Free of Charge, a bmart Pelb | Sky, Cream, Helio and m All Wool. Made in N.Z,* . Cream. ings Usually 6/11 yard. | jj at> | • of-Sale Price.. 1 / Last Day of Sale Price 33/6 Last Day of Sale Price 3/U Last Day of Sale Price 4/J j | | 1/- L y

MIDHIRST EUCHRE PARTIES. DISTRICT PERSONAL ITEMS. Success was achieved by the Midhirst Basketball Club on Tuesday when it held a euchre party and dance. Players were present from Waipuku, Denbigh Road, Radnor Road, Stratford and Tuna. Twenty-three tables were filled for euchre. The prize winners were: Ladies, Mrs. Jocobsen 1, Mrs. C. Carroll 2; men, Mr. H. Anderson 1, Mr. H. Lutze 2. Dance music was supplied by the Valencia Orchestra, with an extra by Miss N. Anderson. Mr. Mapp was master of ceremonies. A Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mi. F. Kovaleski and Mis R. Griffin. There were eighteen tables- at a euchre party held on Monday afternoon by the Anglican Guild. Visitors were present from surrounding districts. The winners were: Miss N. Anderson 1, Miss B. Walker 2, Mrs. R. Boyles consolation. Mr. C. Kovaleski is in hospital for an operation. Mrs. and Miss A. Hunter, who spent a fortnight at Auckland, have returned. Miss E. Jensen is spending a holiday with friends a» New Plymouth. Mr. L. Graham, Whangarei, is spending his leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Graham. Mr. E. Tucker, North Auckland, is .he guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson. Miss Needham, Toko, is the guest of Mrj. Hendry. Mrs. Gunsail, Auckland, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Dell senr. Mr. J. Bonifac-, Mangorei, who has been spending most of his leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Boniface, has now deft on a motor tour to Wellington.