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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 16505, 5 August 1919, Page 6

JF'V* *' a <rwr vww 'V'wryyvr V 'WF LAND ms iW ZEALAND I ns A CLOfHWC FAQWt “H. 8.” Sale ends on Saturday. Big Bargains for the Final Days. Just to can-v tlif Sale to a. successful .and record-breaking end, splendid Last Davs of Side bargains are offered. There-is money to be saved ac the Sale, but Saturday is tiro last day of your bargainbuying chances. GREAT BARGAINS THESE! Aten’s Woollen Socks, few only 1/6 Ladies’ Black Cashmere Hose, all wool, splendid quality 5/11 White Blankets, double-bed size, per pair 23/6 Aden’s Double-breasted Tweed Overcoats 19/6 Boys’ Strong Tweed Knickers 4/11 Women's Glace Kid Derby Shoes 16/11 Women’s Black One-bar Evening Shoes 4/11 Children’s Tan Ankle-strap Shoes 6/11 And lots more equally attractive lines. MEW ZEAmHO SBrSTi crommomroa NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY m. We are sole agents for this highly tailored brand of boxed suits, and if you have nover tried one come in and allow ns to show you the best fitting suit on the market. We have them in fashionable brown and grey worsteds, grey cheviots and several shades of colonial worsteds and tweeds. The prices are as low as 57s 6d up to the higher grade at 115 s. Every size is here, bo that you can be sure of a fit. Any alteration required will be done free of charge. BE SURE AND GET A PRESTWELL. Sold only at THE PALATINE, Tailors and Men’s Outfitters, Devon Street New Plymouth. tar f WICE me; MOHS ore Bools Because of the long-wearing qualities built into each pair. “WAUKWELL” BOOTS, The best value you’ll find ih the Dominion to-day! Every man who wants good boots to withstand the rains and storms of winter should examine the qualities that make these bobts stand out! Hannah’s are footwear experts! You can safely leave it to them to know what men require. These boots cost less and wear longer than any others you'll find. d: & SHO&fSTS. M. HANNAH’S CORNEB-. NEW PLYMOUTH. P.O. Box 161 ’Phono 495. Branches at Stratford and Hawera.

TRIPS TO MOUNT EGMONT. E WOOLDRIDGE wishes to inti- , mate to tourists and the travelling public that his commodious sevensea'ter cars will run to the Mountain every Sunday and Thursday, leaving the office of the Tourist and Expansion League (where seats may be booked! at 8,30 a.m.; fsi-a 16s return. Special trip* arrangedNO need to scald your hands filling ordinary hot water bottles. Get North British Rubber Co.’s “Unique” bottle with tho patent stopper that prevents the water bubbling up. All prices.