★ «*.**'* W 'S« Ci ' a yc^° K ds Typical Bargains for Thrifty Shoppers DR WOMEN OMEN’S RAINCOATS were 49/6, 69/6, Now 30/’HOL , E STOCK OF MILLINERY To Clear at--^ ANDBAGS: Oddments to clear at 15/- to 34/6 ea. nAriffc Tailored Styles in Checked and Plain R °Tra?el Tweeds, Woollens Wool Crepes. Were 59/6 to £5/10/-. I*>w 39/6, 50/-, 60/-, 70/ , each. Sizes SSW. to XOS. _ So* 20/-‘& * * rtEjiTiiTniu' TtAßfi-AIN English Worsteds, tailored o^fliS™ainsh g ades of black and navy. Usually £7/10/- to £9/10/-. Now £5 & £6/19/b. Sizes SSW. to OS. /HOLE STOCK OF WOMEN’S RAINCOATS— Reduced 2/- in the £. iLOUSES —To Clear at HALF PRICE. /OMEN’S OVERCOATS-Marked at Half Price and Less. Oddments reduced from £8 & £9/10/o to 69/6, £4 and 90/- each. W CHILDREN. HILIPS FROCKS—24 only. Plain and checked. Travel Tweeds. Crepes. All to clear at la/each. .Fit ages 7 to 15 years. HILDS* RAIN CAPES— Usually 23/11. Now. 13/11 each. Sizes 24 and 28in. only. [AID’S TWIN SETS—Cream only. Usually 45/NOW 29/6 each. rYM FROCKS—Maid’s Nurse Cloth to clear at Half Price. Sizes sto 14. /HOLE STOCK OF CHILDREN’S MILLINERY HEAVILY REDUCED TO CLEAR. FURNITURE & FURNISHINGS BEDROOM SUITES. —4 Only. American Matched Walnut Veneered Suites. Modem bow and chest centre drawers, 2 side cupboards with- shelves and drawers—2-door Gent s Robe, Double Bed. Usually £sl. Now only £39/10/-. DINING SUITES— 6-piece Solid Rimu Dining Suites. Modern Sideboards; 4 Panel Back Chairs; Draw-leaf Table. Usually £36/10/-, £39/10/-. NOW £25, £29/10/-. FIRESIDE CHAIRS—6 Only. Covered in Strong repp. To Clear at 50/- each. GLORY BOXES —Were £6/10/-. Now £3/5/-, DINNER WAGGONS—Were 79/6. Now 50/-. DROPSIDE COTS—Were 55/-, Now 39/6. BEDSPREADS & LAMPSHADES—To Clear at Half Marked Prices. FOLDING TABLES—Were 19/6. NOW 12/11 each. FOLDING STOOLS 5/- Each. BED TRAYS—I6/11 each. CARPETS. —Indian Hand Made Carpets. To Clear At Very Low Prices. 9 x 7.6 were £2B; Now £l7/19/6 8 xlO were £3O. Now £2l. 9 x 7. Were £24. Now £l7/10/-. 9 x 10.6. Were £3O. Now £2l/10/-. LAMBS WOOL RUGS—Two tone. Usually 67/6. Now 59/6. HEAVY COIR MATTING SQUARES—AII sizes to clear less 4/- in the £ discount. SEWING CABINET. Usually £7/10/-. Now £4/19/6. COT QUILTS 18/11 each. CUSHIONS 25/- each. AND DOZENS OF SIMILAR BARGAINS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
FAMILY DRAPERS & COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS &. C 30., bd. PHONE 27 P r O. BOX 16 CAMBRIDGE
McClean’s Pampas Grass Winter Feed Each Winter Brings Its Trials. .... Shortage of Fodder l Shortage of Labour 1 BECOME INDEPENDENT OF THESE SHORTAGES BY USING McCLEAN’S PAMPAS GRASS As your main Winter Fodder. One Acre of McClean’s Pampas will winter well at least 10 Dairy Cows, as well as provide ample fodder in a dry Summer. iii®s! n nmm ifiil WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDER FOR THIS SEASON FOR PLANTING JULY, AUGUST and SEPTEMBER Fanners’ Co-Operative Auctioneering Co. Ltd PHONE 7. DUKE ST., BOX 8.
FOR ALL RADIO -AndELECTRICAL REPAIRS SEE ' . UTCHWARK’S For Prompt and Efficient Service LITCHW ARK’S H.M.V. RADIO SERVICE Victoria Street, Phone 467.
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Waikato Independent, Volume XLIV, Issue 6075, 11 July 1947, Page 8
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