Shoe Sal Hundreds of Bargains await keeu shoppers on Thursday.—We must quit over stocks 1 UniJII precedent to pieces, i EVERY LINE REDUCED. ODDMENTS HALF PRICE. »&m&sm «s l=n'-.^^K.« *•*, «• we .•.v. • Bs *sa Pi m w im i ii lip upllpjllp These are Typical of the Unusual Savings Offered. AU Ladies' Shoes will dp cleared at 7,6,10/-, 12/6, 15/-, 17/6, 20/-, 22/6, 25/m iIBBMIIIi '■%& 11 m& v>¥* NEW TAOTAOROA SCHOOL RECENTLY OPENED. New Autumn and Winter Fashions Now Showing at the F.A.C. Ltd. \ r.M Wi; am ■S » I I reHi w '& m m X K Exclusive Ready-to-Wears, Newest Styles in Velours /[A and Felts embracing a wide |\ Jj V range of Berets. pMm Women's Two piece Knitted iIMSS Jumper Suits in attractive Ui?l f styles ■ ( 11 IS Evening, Afternoon and 1 1,4 Street Frocks in latest styles I 111, I . and newest tonings i« Tweed Coats in all new blendings Other departments displaying latest goods in vogue FAG. Ltd Jjie Centre of SatisF.A.Ction.
Phone or Write — C. L. RUTTER For Plumbing Work and Gene: Repairing. Tanks at Lowest Prices. Hot and Cold Water Installed. Country Work a Specialty. Address: Weld St.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XXX, Issue 2315, 25 March 1930, Page 6
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