UlinHiliii'i'M,..,.. •m 3 m odt HEW ZEALAND (2 a <2 J m ••'iff ®*s* JIB I i II «jJ'J|[**** Postage Paid on All Mail Orders. GREAT WINTER SALE Begins TO-MORROW, 15th July, 1925. V 8J doz. Men’s Fleecy lined Underpants and Singlets. Usual Price, 5/11. SALE PRICE, 4/11 12doz. Men s Heavy All Wool Singlets and Underpants. Usual Price, 8/6 to 9/6. SALE PRICE, 6/11 9 doz. Men’s Singlets and Underpants. Usual Price, 4/11 SALE PRICE, a/ll 4f doz. Men’s Mosgiel Worsted Singlets and Underpants, Pawn and Natural shades. Usual Prices, 15/11 to 19/6. SALE PRICE, 9/11 6J doz. Men’s Worsted All Wool Singlets and Underpants. Usual Price, 1.3/6. SALE PRICE, 12/6 14 doz. Men’s Mosgiel Heavy Ribbed Sox. Usual Price, 2/9. SALE PRICE, 1/11 12 doz. Men’s Ribbed All Wool Sox. Usual Price, 1/8. SALE ’PRICE, 1/4 7 doz. Men’s Black and Grey Cashmere Sox. Usual. Price, 2/2. ,SALE PRICE, 2/2 41 doz. Men’s Fancy Holeproof Sox. Usual Price, 2/11. SALE PRICE, 2/11 5 doz. Men’s Grey Flannel Unders. Usual Price, 7/11. SALE PRICE, 6/6 HO MAH AND CERTAINLY NO MOTHER OF BOYS, WILL KNOWINGLY PASS BY THIS TREMENDOUSLY IMPORTANT WINTER STOCK CLEARANCE! HIGH GRADE CLOTHING, MERCERY AND HATS FOR MAN AND BOY AS WELL AS FAMILY FOOTWEAR ARE MARKED AT TEMPTINGLY LOW SALE PRICES! LET YOl R MOTTO BE:—BUY QUICKLY. mt mum* (w X nrs good IF ITS 9 doz. Men’s black only. jFelt Hats, JPurc Fur; Usual price 13/6. SALE PRICE, 9/11 2\ doz. Men’s Felt Hats; size 7 to 7-1; splendid working bat. Usual price, 22/C). SALE PRICE, 5/11 3 doz. Men’s Felt Hats assorted shades. Usual Price, 12/6. SALE PRICE, S/ll 31 doz. Men Felt Hats, smart shapes. Usually 17/6. SALE PRICE, 12/6 7$ doz. Men’s Felt Hats, Fawns and Ureys, (Battersbv’s). Usual Price, 2.j/- ' SALE PRICE, 19/6 6 doz. Men’s Felt Hats, latest shapes, bound brims. Usual Price, 217SALE PRICE, 16/6 Tweed Caps, assorted shapes. Usual Price, SALE PRICE, 2/11 Donegal Tweed Caps. SALE PRICE, 3/11 2 doz. Boys’ and Youths’ Tweed Caps. Usually 3/9. SALE PRICE, 2/11 51 doz. Boys’ Navy Serge School Caps. 7'Monogrammed). Usual Price, 3/6. SALE PRICE, 2/11 2.1 doz. Boys’ Navy Serge Varsity Caps. Usual Price, 3/6. SALE PRICE, 2/6 81 doz. Men’s shades, full 4/6. 4:; doz. Men’s Usually 5/6. $ / Men’s English Boxcalf Welted Boots., Special. SALE PRICE, 23/(5 Men’s English Cookham Welted Bools.. SALE PRICES, 28/6 to 33/6 Men’s Strong Shooters. Usual Prices,22/6, 39/6. SALE PRICES 19/6 to 33/6 Men’s English Tan Brogue Shoes. Usual Price 55/- SALE PRICE, 30/Men’s English Eox Calf Walking Shoes. Usual Price 37/6. SALE PRICE 27/6 Men’s English Box Calf Brogue Shoes. Usual Trice 47/6. SALE PRICE, 32/6 Men’s Tan Shoes. Usual Prices, 37/6 to 40/- SALE PRTCE, 25/Men’s Tan Boots, Usual Prices 25/- to 36/6. SALE .PRICE, 217Men’s Slippers. Usual Prices, 6/6 to 9/6. SALE PRTCE, 4/11 Men’s Black Brogue Shoes. Special value. Usually 57/6. SALE PRICE, 34/6 Men’s Glace Oxo and Derby Boots. Special. SALE PRICE, 21/Men's Lined Double-soled Boots. Usual Prices 47/6 to 55/SALE PRICES, 37/6 to 39/6. Men’s Box Calf Derby Boots. Usual Price, 39/6. SALE PRICE, 29/6 31 doz. Mens’ White Beatrice Twill Band Shirts. Usual Place, 12 doz. Men’s Smartly Striped Band Shirts. Usual Pri< PRICE, 7/11 7 doz. Men’s Strong Union Band Shirts. Usual Price, 8/11., pRICFj f)/n 52 doz. Mens’ Harvard Working Shirts. Usual Price, 9/11. 8 doz. Men’s Balmoral Working Shirts. Special. SALE CIGUv l 21 doz. Boys’ Good Flannelette Shirts, sizes 121 to 141. PKIOE, 3/11 6 doz?Boys’ Grey Union Shirts (all sizes). Usual Price, n/n 4 doz. Boys Union Shirts (all sizes/ Usual 5/3 to 7/J l 9 doz. Men’s Striped Soft Collars (all sizes). Usual Price, 1/3. 7 doz. Men’s Smartly Striped Pyjamas. Usual Price, 10/6. n/fi 4 doz. Men’s Union Pyjamas (reliable). Usually l</0. BALL PRICE, Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Ladies’ Patent Saede Court and Lace Siloes. Usual Black Glace Court and Strap Sloes. Usual Coloured Snodo Oxo Shoes. Usual Prices, 25/- to Patent Leather Derby and Oxo Shoes. Usual M/# - Glace and Patent Lace Shoes, p]> soles. Usual P^’ E 2 PRICE, (1/1.1 _ , . T „ n+Viai . win-h Lee: Lace Boots. Usual Price, 29/6 to 39/6. Patent Leather High Leg La > SALE PRICE, 10/11 Willow Calf Derby High Leg Lace Boots. Brocade Court Evening Shoes. Usually 3J/0. SALE lt/h Velvet Court Shoes. Usual Prices, 11/6 PRICE 19/6 Suede Court and Oxo Shoes, b-sua ly oz/- _ SALE PRICE, 19/6 ■Rav (-semi-low hcol)» • Tjsiuilly -o/ 'SAL/Ij 1 IvIOJ-j, ul/ (semi-low heel). Usually 26/6. SALE PRICE, 22/6 NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY New Zealand Clothing Factory, MASTEETOU NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY
•r-: sr a 'des. ALL BRITISH MADE! GENTS ’ £B/19/6 EADY ’ S £9/10/EREE WHEEL AND COASTER BRAKE. SOLE AGENTQUEEN STREET, SOUTH END .. ’PHONES, 2496, 2553.
DON’T DELAY! Come To-Day TO C. SMITH’S si mm 1? Now in full swing? SALES HAVE XOT DIMINISHED in tliei Pulling power—but : atlier increased —is conclusively proven by the initial success of C. Smith’s Great Winter Sale. Never has this Big' Store witnessed such crowds as have thronged it during the days that this sale has been running. And no wonder! Never before were such bargains offered—both from the stasdpoint of quality and bigness. Every Department is included—tlier. 's bargains for all, so come, and come early. I MASTER.TQN 1 fc.
LOVE’S YOUNG DREAM. DID IT COME TRUE? "The course of true love never runs smooth.” In this-particular instance it wasn’t jealousy, infidelity, or any of the usual causes. It was something worse —yet very common. They had met h>y appointment to spend the day at the" beach. He was all smilles and eagerness. She was pale, disturbed and uncomfortable. “Jack, dear, I’m sorry. I simply can’t come. My indigestion is frightful t*)-day. Those pies ” “Indigestion!” lie exclaimed. “I ll soon fix that. You come with me.” They adjourned to the nearest chemist’s. “A tin of Anti-Acido, please, and a dose right now.” 1 Did Anti-Acido stop the pains? Did smiles give place to scowls? Did they go to the beach? Did Love's Young Dream come true ? The thousands who take' Anti-Acido, and know what a wonderful preparation it is, would say, “Does a. duck swim?” —Advt.
THERE’S NO PERIOD OF LIFE IN WHICH THE CHANGES ARE SO RAPID, THE STAGES SO INTERESTING OR THE MEMORY SO £■. WELL WORTH KEEPING AS THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD. KEEP THE RECORD IN PHOTI RAPHS. MAKE THE APPOINTMENT TO-DAT. TELEPHONE 1444. WSnzenberg, PHOTOGRAPHER, Next Post Office, MASTERTON.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, 14 July 1925, Page 6
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