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FURTHER SHIPMENTS TO HAND INCLUDE Ladies' JUMPERS and CARDIGANS —Prices from 3/11. Ladies' KNITTED FROCKS, now goods.—From ID/6. Ladies' JUMPER SUITS, knitted, the latest.—From 37/6. Ladies' TAILORED COATS, just to hand. —77/6 to 126/-. Ladies' TWEED COATS, a nice assortment at the right prices. Ladies' VESTS—At 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 to 7/11. Ladies' WINCEYETTE NIGHTS. plain colours—2/11. Floral 3/6. Girls' WOOLLEN JUMPERS—At 6/11. Girls' INTERLOCK PYJAMAS—At 4/G. Dress Dept. is well stocked with all the latest 36-inch all wool AFGALENE—at 36-inch DRESS TWEEDS, in checks and fleck tweeds —3/6, 3/11. 54-inch DRESS TWEEDS, in checks and flecks.—s/6 to 12/6 yard. CARACUL COATING, suitable for evening coats; black, white, pink. At 5/11. 36-inch SPOTTED TAFFETA— 2/11. SATIN BEAUTY, all good shades and good quality—At 2/6 yard. A good assortment of Ladies' &nd girls' HOSE—Priced from 1/- to 12/11 pair. Also a nice assortment of GLOVESAll shades and prices. CLOTHING AND MERCERY Men's TWEED OVERCOATS—From 42/6. A good line and well cut. Men's winter-weight PYJAMAS— From 6/11 to 12/11. Men's All-wool CARDIGANS and PULLOVERS—From 8/11. Men's Fleecy-lined POLO SHIRTS— From 4/3. Boys' JERSEYS, several shades— From 2/9. Boys' PULLOVERS—From 3/6. Men's CORONATION SHIRTS, the latest.—At 10/6. SEDDON ST., Draper & Mercer PHONE S. PHONE No. 5 BUY FROM THE HOUSE OF QUALITY AT MODERATE PRIG E S

J\. Suit For ou 110 matter U?hat I] our «j§ Taste m You can buy* a Suit f and pay* any* little price for it. I m%ii V W or you can buy* one of these f Good Suits. • p lffl If you choose the former course you may* save a shilling or two. But if you buy* here you will save the price of a Mew Suit in a few months from now. REASONS —The Suits we sell are made from Materials chosen for good service. They 4 are cut to jit ever? shape and size of man. They have good linings and trimmings. Perhaps that is why 4 so many men buy their clothing here season after season. Phone 44 RaSEMONT &eRD f W7UHB.

SOAP & POUSSi COMPANY'S 'PRODUCTS The "MOA' Spandl Standc for QuaJity and Satisfaction Housewives will bo . pleased witti fcho following linos, obr.ainablo fron I the Company's a«ent, (*. F French Seddon Street: SOAP POWJjER CLEANER PASTE SOAP TABLETS WHITE SHOE DRESSER BOOT POLISHES ACHESON'S NON-SLIP FLOOR POLISh (Polisbos evmylhing, brilliant and lasting.)

CHEAP TRAVEL BY TRAIN Farmers, now is the time for that weil deseipved noliday, after the long? days of hard work, A few days away from wearing; worry routine will g;ive you new heart for old tasks. Return rail fares are less than Id a mile, 2nd class, and only a * shade' over a penny, Ist class. These holiday excursion rates now apply all the time. THE TRAIN IS THE CURE FOR STRAIN

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Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVI, Issue 9062, 22 April 1937, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Waihi Daily Telegraph, Volume XXXVI, Issue 9062, 22 April 1937, Page 1