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Waipa Post, Volume 32, Issue 1786, 24 July 1926, Page 3

ITS STILL ON!.. STILL A CHANCE! BUT HURRY! SEE THESE fTEMS. Men’s Extra Heavy Blue Denims 4/fil SO dozen pairs just landed. Or= dinary price, 6/11 Men’s Heavy Ribbed All-wool Under= pants and Singlets 4/S I Ordinary price, 7/6 N. GOODALL .. \ V IkbX i\r*r>n mm 13 ,* »l -• ‘I CjU 3* VI; m ‘-I -cm;! m & ft w V/' IS BARGAINS GALORE AND THESE, TOO, Boys’ All=wool Sports Suits .... 25/» Usual price, 32/6 Boys’ Tweed Trousers, sizes 2 to 16 c.i.,' One Price: 4/1S 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! 6ENUINE REDUGTONS IN iU DEPARTMENTS g™ 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.

t r \A • 1 \V FOR THE FARM. For tie 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 businesis 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. 0, F. EELES & CO., 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.