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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1785, 22 July 1926, Page 3

IT’S STILL ON! STILL A CHANCE! BUT HURRY! 3 'i> >*:. ;e M • a SEE THESE ITEMS. Men’s Extra Heavy Blue Denims 4/11 50 dozen pairs just landed. Gr= dinary price, 6/11 Men’s Heavy Ribbed All-wool Underpants and Singlets Ordinary price, 7/6 N. GOODALL rff) j lAS ahJ'in n m N a 33 to to BARGAIN'S 'iiiFgeS*^ r!3=Vn GALORE AND THESE. TOO. Boys’ All=wool Sports Suits .... 25/Usual price, 32/6 Boys’ Tweed Trousers, sizes 2 to 16 One Price: 4/1S ) tvl *vi\/ t ✓ivav a v TE AWAMUTU “GOODALL’S GOODS ARE GOOD”

G. M. A. AHIER DRAPER, MEN’S OUTFITTER, AND BOOT STORE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, TE AWAMUTU. SALE! SALE! GENUINE REDUCTQNS IN Mi DEPARTMENTS All Good=class Goods and our Regular Stock will be OFFERED AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES until the end of July. EVERYTHING FOR LADIES’, CHILDREN’S, AND MEN’S WEAR, IT-WILL PAY YOU TO CALL & INSPECT OUR STOCK. G. M. A. AHIER DRAPER, MEN’S OUTFITTER, AND BOOT STORE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, TE AWAMUTU.

* , - V <1 FOR THE FARM. For the man on the land who i s progressive and go-ahead—the man who is alive to the value of time wasted—whether he would use power for milking or shearing or both—ELECTRIC power is the only sound businesls proposition. To such a man—the farmer who is determined by practical economics to smash this theory of “ farming failures ” —is offered an ever-open invitation to discuss with us the practicability and costs of installing electric power for the farm. 8, F. EELES & GO., ALEXANDRA ST., TE AWAMUTU. Telephones 254. 294. TT pays you to pay cash for you'. Small Advertisements in The Waipa Post. It saves us bother, too.