Don’t Neglect This Warning 1 If you want to make your money buy more. For the next few days we are offering some wonderful bargains in the form of . “after-sal“specials in every department. We promise you some sensational savings for these goods must be cleared. PRICES ARE SACRIFICED AND YOU SAVE. 4 MEN’S MACKINTOSHES—UsuaI Price 67/6. To be cleared at 30/- 'each. 9 MEN’S RAINCOATS—UsuaI Prices 84/- to £5/5/. To be'cleared at 35/- each. 5 TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS—Size 9x 10 and 8 x 12. Usual Prices, 25/-, 26/6, and 27/6. To be cleared at 17/6 each. CHILDREN’S WOOL KNITTED VESTS— To be cleared at I/- each. LADIES’ DRESSING GOWNS—in Ripple Cloth, assorted colours. To be cleared at 15/11 each. LADIES’ DRESSING JACKETS—To be cleared at 5/11 each. LADIES’ KNITTED COSTUMES—4 only—all-wool, New Zealand made. Usual Price, 65/-. To be cleared at 39/6. THE DRAPERS, “Where the Good Values Are.” THAMES.
: BARGAINS ARE BETTER!! SAVINGS ARE BIGGERM AT GEO. MARTIN’S Huge Winter Sale This event of events in the Shopping World, still continues to strew Bargains round with unusual lavishness. But, like all other good things it must come to an end one of these days. Sec * hat ? re Sale does not close before you’ve had YOUR share of the Bargains offering. Come to-day, to-morrow and the next iday, and you’ll still find fresh economies, bigger savings and better opportunities offering each sueceeding day. GEO. MARTIN, CORNER OF POLLEN AND COCHRANE STREETS. THAMES. 9 § ihH R teach consta a) Tits equipped always antd school With Ac needs carted provide the cempteheashe olaHryt and prices Stock? are bay from leading houses, because u*s Exercise Book Perns, specialty of amike We Boob kinds. of arsd carious Bobbers, Pencils, careful nilrnUnn, always peering Girls Soy* 076 A. J. BROKENSHIRE Stationer 4 Bookseller THAMES The IM Habit, which means the All cations glan "Goiaen Rateregulate and frequent of school Rulers assisting “Peace .on the inticous membrane of' the mouth, arth Goodwill toward Menf nose and throat by an atmosphere of J] d varnished brass edge, etc., *& Nazol, is the surest protection against influenza --Advt. •
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 15908, 21 August 1923, Page 2
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