Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16811, 1 June 1926, Page 15

a R DRESS C6ODS SALE Splendid success has attended our efforts to gfvo the public the benefit of our good buying of dress fabrics. The outstanding reductions on all lines has brough crowds of buyers. HAVE YOU BEEN IN YET? OVERCOAT SAL FOR 10 DAYS. a WE’OFFER OUR FINE RANGE OF OVERCOATS AT SPECIAL SALE pri:es. You will find the style you like here—Single or Double Breasted, Bel-' ted or Plain, Light or Dark, and the Prices! OH! BOY! COME AND LOOK AT ’EM! DOUBLE BREASTED, in Dark Greys and Heathers from 49/6 DOUBLE BREASTED, in Drabs and Fawns, from - 67/6 SINGLE BREASTED, Belted or Plain, from • 59/6 Don’t Forget—This is a Special Show Week Offer. Lee. Jackson The Wien’s Wear Specialist, 137 VICTORIA STREET, HAMILTON. JACKSON'S WEAR BETTER """ BETTER WEAR JACKSON'S TANfWHA SOAP Perfect Lathet^ isa* V <SE ss m OA'P SQ * m o into Public raVoup on DweeDin % ar® ZsvZ-'Zh \VvV i 1 z S PL i-riP' ft!/ »w Jfe y> mm VHimttxttxxeoi m VP mi u m GOOD advertising has become a pretty general habit. Advertisers have caught the new spirit in business presentation; advertisements are read with greater interest and are really a guide as to what should and should not be bought. There seems to be very small space left in the world for business men who do not advertise in some form or other. People feel there must be something seriously wrong with a business tit at does not advertise: they fight shy of it. As shrewd observers of what is going on in the advertising world, you, readers, have surely noticed how invitingly and intelligently advertisers present their messages to you in the columns of Ik Waikato limes ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT ’PHONE 1070