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Thames Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 19621, 31 January 1936, Page 3

COURTS BIG CLEARANCE SALE S ALE EVERY DEPARTMENT TEEMS WITH BARGAINS! FROCKS. A good selection of Summer Frocks must be cleared at HALF-PRICE. MILLINERY. This Season’s Styles in all New Straws. Your chance to secure an up-to-the-minute model for 6/1 1. A Large assortment of Styles in CHILDREN’S PRINT FROCKS FadelessSizes 16 to 33. Prices from 2/3 to 4/6. BE EARLY - SECURE YOUR SHARE OF THE BARGAINS! COURT’S Great Clearance Sale CHILDREN’S COTTON FLOP HATS, in plain or printed materials, fast colours, all sizes. SALE PRICE 1/6. SATIN and BROCADE Dressing Gown* with embroidered hacks. Full length. Black, Scarlet, Rose, Green, Blue. SALE PRICE 5/11.

Va // mi fill! v- = * S& a m & SffK 12 FLAVOURS IN THESE DELICIOUS NEW JELLIES Sparkling, brilliant colours of clearest transparency. Delicious flavours, as if just made from freshly picked fruit. Finest quality ingredients. Made by the makers of the famous Baking Powder ‘Sure to Rise.’ S 94

I f REVISE your WILL! A FEW minutes discussion with an officer of the Public Trust Office will reveal whether your will requires amendment to suit present conditions. Where the Public Trustee is appointed executor he provides expert service, free of expense, in the making and revising of wills. Consult the Public Trustee, Wellington, or his local representative. TRUSTEE tttttttt mmirmtinr rmim PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1DilliiiKOr was n schoolboy with n pop-gun. compared with the common col«l. The Dillingor gang killed maybe a. dozen men —the common cold puts thousands of people on their backs--and leads to scores of deaths. Ward off colds. At the first signs—get I'ulnionas. .I’nlmonas reach the root of the trouble—the throat, the lungs, the nose. From chemists, 1/-, 1/6 and 2/6. —Ad.