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Waikato Independent, Volume XXXIV, Issue 3109, 27 January 1934, Page 8

<1 * ' ■ ,j ll I Great Summer J < 1 m I sooscososo&scocosooGocooeoecoeoosoeosooscccososo J' 40 Dainty Floral Print and Check Gingham Washing Frocks Short Sleeves — TO CLEAR AT 6/6, 8/11, 11/6 each. 30 Dainty Floral Voile, Printed Rayon and Spun Silk Frocks All one Price— TO CLEAR AT 10/- each. 30 Printed Rayon and Maroeain Frocks, part of a special purchase in S.S.W. to Extra Out Size.— TO CLEAR AT 18/6, 27/6, 40/-. each. Ladies’ Summer Tweed Coats. 12 Only.— TO CLEAR AT 10/6, 12/6, 15/- each. HATS. —A Wonderful Collection of Smart Ready-to-wears. All one price.— TO CLEAR AT 5/- each. 10 Only.—Mattresses in single and double bed.— TO CLEAR AT 25 per cent, off An absolute bargain. * * 4* ❖ * 300yds of Summer Dress Fabrics, including Rayons, Printed Shantung Silks, Celenese, Taffeta, Etc. Were up to 4/11 TO CLEAR AT 2/- yard. „. , Hat Bargains for Men.— Borsalino 15/-. Lincoln Bennett 10/-. All sizes, Grey and Fawn Shades. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ *’p □ •*> * • < • * • «■ * a . • • 4 4 a . You’d like the JONES-BROWNS They’re the kind of people it’s nice to have as neighbours. They always seem to have such a good time together. Their home isn’t large, but it’s furnished in excellent taste; everything fits! perfectly, as though it had been made especially for the very space it occupies. And their dinners are charming. Not expensive, but different . . . new and interesting dishes that other people haven’t heard of yet. Mrs Jones- Brown dresses beautifully, too. Her clothes have that air of coming straight from Paris, yet she doesn’t spend much on them. If you should ask her how it is she manages things so well, Mrs Jones - Brown would smile and say: “It’s really very simple. We Ladget our income. That tells us how much money we have to spend. And we read the advertisements. That tells us how to spend our money wisely!” Follow their splendid example