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Thames Star, Volume LVII, Issue 16081, 22 April 1924, Page 7

HERE WE ARE AGAIN. STILL GREATER BARGAINS I Get in Early MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS 5 for 1/-. BOYS’ ALL-WOOL GOLF HOSE 2/- Pair, GIRLS’ GARBAEDINE GYM. DRESSES .... _ 5/11. Materials of every description reduced to ridiculous prices. ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, SERGES, Etc from l/,6 Yard CAMISOLES, 3/11; CREPE DRESSING GOWNS, 3/11. CHILDREN’S FANCY BLOOMERS 1/6. GREY, FLEECY LINED BLOOMERS 2/11 FANCY KIMONAS, 7/11 FLORAL RIBBON, 6yds 1/—. CREPE BLOUSES, 2/6. LADIES’ BLOUSES Greatly Reduced. CHILDS’ PINARETTES 2/11. ENAMEL FRY-PANS, 1/3; BLACK BOOT POLISH, 5 tins 1/-. ALUMINIUM SAUCEPANS 6/11; GRAMAPHONE NEEDLES 6d tin PHOTO. FRAMES —Usual Price, 2/6 and 3/6; now 1/6 wpi i v ninnumii Vt&atLSUV POLLEN STREET SOUTH. 'TO DOORS “The FROJi ‘EXCHANGE HOTEL, Cheapest Shop in the Tewn.” i

IF you are not getting as much business as you think you should get, perhaps you are not doing as much advertising as you should do. Business comes from the public, you know. One ad will no more nourish J your business than one meal, 1 wll? nourish your ''ody. Each day Is another day “THE

Girls! IVO need to hesitate; married life Is one long holiday, thanks to ••NO-RUBBING” Laundry Help. Coakley & Co. — Ad’Tt Townson’s Pharmacy maintains its reputation for carfnl dispensing, •with moderate charges. Wm. Townson, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Thames. ...... a, ) u; J iL