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Waipa Post, Volume XXIV, Issue 1607, 14 February 1925, Page 3

GOOD AIL'S Men’s Sports Suits. All sizes. 45/-. Men’s Sports Coats, 19/6. Men’s Sports Coats, lined, 28/6. Men’s Three Garment Suits (Colonial All Wool), 59/6. Men’s Saddle Tweed Trousers, 18/6. Men’s Strong Khaki Riding Breeches, 10/6. Wide End and Silk knitted Ties, 1/6. Men’s Knitted Wool Sox 1/3. Men’s Black Cotton Sox 9d. Black Cashmere Half Hose 2/6. Men’s Under Flannels (Doctor) 5/11. Men’s Cotton Singlets and Pants 1/11 and 2/11. N. GOODALL GIGANTIC i SI * i 3 ini Ladies’ White Canvas Walking Shoes 6/1,1. Ladies’ Tan or Black Sandals 6/11. Ladies’ Coloured Swede Shoes 19/6. Ladies’ Patent Strap Shoes (pumps), 25/-. Ladies’ Swede Strap Shoes (pumps) 25/-. Ladies’ Glace one and two bar Shoes 11/6. Ladies’ Short Gum Boots 14/11. Men’s Tan Calf Shooters 17/6. Men’s Tan Field Boots 25/-. TE AWAMUTU

Hods® Furnishing. 11l —■— Iff! it an Transforming a HOUSE into a HOME This is an ert—not one of the lost arts, but an art that is nearly lost. How common it is to see home interiors, one after another, all with the same stereotyped ideas of furnishing—all, appointed with the . one glorious sameness—each one eloquently testifying to the modern trend to universal similitude. Why, even the houses themselves have an unvarying and monotonous uniformity of design, size, colour, and unloveliness. But it is the interior, not the exterior, that interests us. No'matter how closely your house approximates your neighbour’s in outward appearance, inwardly it can be the true expression of your own ideas—distinctive, exclusive to yourself. Come in and let us help you in the solving of this problem—'let us explain to you why Clark and McMillan furniture is best. CLARK & M C MILLAN COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, TE AWAMUTU. FACTORY AND SHOW ROOMS, ALEXANDRA ST. Telephones: 121 and 128.

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