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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160726, 12 August 1920, Page 3

EWZCALA C H.B. SALE ENDS. SATURDAY. BUY NOW IE YOU WOULD SATE The chief trouble with “H.B.’s” Sales is that, in common with all good things, they must come to an end. “H.B.’s” SALE ENDS SATURDAY and with it your chances to save. GET IN EARLY—but get there—better late than never—but the Bargains? Why, the earlier you buy the better your chances. HERE YOU ARE! MEN’S STRIPED FLANNELETTE PYJAMA SUITS. Were 18/6 SALE PRICE 14/6. MEN’S ALL-WOOL HEAVY KNITTED UNDERWEAR. Was 10/6. SALE PRICE 7/11. MEN’S COAT SWEATERS; all wool, Brown and Navy. Were 27/6 and 35/-. SALE PRICES !!)/« and 22/6. MEN’S SOFT FELT HATS, smart shapes. Were 18/6. SALE PRICE 13/6, MEN’S FAWN GABERDINE RAINCOATS. Were 05/-. SALE PRICK 75/-. i New Zealand NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY Clothing Factory r |3 Ensures D Fairy-light jj Deliciousness fl in Scones and Cakes D haines-2 b sr»> a «1 5 VlvM m < t V c.e»’ '"Ei.uwoto'* BEAVER 1 Baking Powder makes baking a pleasure for countless New Zealand housewives QDQQDQQOQ' THE BEST INDOOR GAME EVER INVENTED. u THE WHIP. GIVING A GAME AS NEAR ACTUAL HORSE RACING AS POSSIBLE. ' Any number of players may take part, one of whom acts as Banker. An equal number of counters having been distributed, the Banker announces the race. Each player may back any horse, or as many of the horses as he pleases. “THE WHIP” is the craze in society in England and America at present. A hostess has no need to entertain when once she sets “THE WHIP” going. PRICES: 9/6 & 12/6. SEE OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY OF THIS EXCITING RACE GAME, H. I. JONES & SON. 1T »- THE LEADING NOVELTY SPECIALISTS, 15 VICTORIA AVENUE, WANGANUI. The Greatest Car on the Market. ALL-BRITISH STANDARD COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. SEVERAL YEW CARS (latest models) . , Just arrived, and now on view. 0. H. CHAT ARNES, JUNE. MARIA MACE. YOUR ARTISTIC SENSE. and your knowledge of the fitness of things have, we are sure, been sorely tried in your search for the most FASHIONABLE AND BECOMING IN COSTUMES.Not the least of your trials has been the search to find a tailor who could carry out your tastes to the minutest details. As a logical solution we offer you the '‘Cook” Tailoring Service. We must please you—that’s our policy. CALL AND INSPECT THE WINTER COSTUMINGS TO-DAY.—r COOK’S. TAILORS. WANGANUI,

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