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Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18408, 15 August 1931, Page 10

We invite you to the jSIGGESTBISPLAYofBARGAISS it has ever been our pleasure to offer Hundreds of snips similar to these in every Department and note particularly the Special Price attractions in the Groceteria and other Departments. We assure you there is no catch in any of these lines—what we advertise to sell We HAVE to Sell and we tell the truth about quality and quantity. We stand behind this statement—and will welcome the opportunity to PROVE IT TO YOU! OUR ADVICE IS SHOP NOW TO MAKE YOUR GO FURTHER monoav only LADIES' BERETS AND MEN’S FLANNELS. SPECIAL OFFERS! ! SCARVES. nonorTrnu up our s^ Mens union GROCETERIA The balance of our complete uinnl Flannels. This price will do Stock of Ladies’ R.T.W. Felt In ‘he trick. Grey Heavy Union Every one means a definite Hats. A table of these in a Beret and Scart s,e . tS \. 1 Flannel Undershirts. Cut saving! Take no chances— big assortment of smart smart °7, . y ’ to big ize. Every garment I cut this Ad. out—SO you won t shapes and tonings. Usual Brown, Blue, me swes in a distinct advertisement for forget them! Price, 12/11 to 15/11. assorted stripes to match. itB maker . Usual Price, 5/11 Usual Price, 6/11. GOLDEN SYRUP, 71b Tin— Winter Sale Price, 1/. ... x el Winter Sale, O 11j l 6 ’I/ - Winter Sale, 4/ J *> 1,1 HUDSON’S small—--9 packets for i/- CHILDREN’S MEN’S SHIRTS. NESTLE’S PURE COCOA— vniLl/ntn J lib, 2/41 GARMENTS MEN’S TROUSERS. Out go the balance of a big lib Block Chocolate FREE! UAOMENIO. mem o inuu_u line of Neg||ge Sh)rts K TOMATO SOUP, small— A clean up of our stock of To clean up the balance of at a ridiculous vice. Every 2 Tins for 11 Jd small sizes in Children's Pet- this line of Men's Wool Wor- shirt is guaranteed to have IA SUGAR— ticoats and Nightdresses. sted Trousers we have put a fast coloured stripes, reinI4lbs for 2/2} Cream and Striped Winceyette Special Low Price on them. forced necks and collar to Our Usual 2/3 lb. ALEXAN- Gowns to fit small children. They are made of fine quality match. Sizes Ito 7. Usual DRA CEYLON RED PACKET Usual Price, 2/11, 3/11. Colonial Wool and are in all Price, 7/6. TEA— sizes, 3to 7. Usually, 25/-. _ ~ . . For Monday Only, 1/8 !b. Winter Sale ’ 1/- Winter Sale (Palr) ]Q /g winter Sale, 3/ 1 To clea^up^his 0 Mg Une. About 12 Dozen left of these ART. SILK CASEMENT EYEOPENERS FOR Ladies’ Wool Hose. We have Ladies’ Fleecy Bloomers in A splendid opportunity to buy MONDAY OR WHILE put a price on them that Blue shade only to go out re- A|>t sj)k Casement Cloth at will be sure to clean them up gardless of first cost. In & fraction of its real worth. THEY LAST ! in one hit! They are Pure and ? S ' SIZ ? S ' oven 30 in. wide. Splendid range Wool Hose, reinforced heels el^ic’wiisT l- of stri P eS “ BlueS ’ P “ ks and Get ° n to them! The * ar# and toes, suspender tops; fine elastic waist and knees In Greens and Browns. Usual Wnnrterful Value! even quality. Shades-Mocha, Bet gusset. Usual Price, 1/11 i price 1/u y ard> WondertUl Value. Roseglow, Cedarglow, Lido Winter Sale, IQiD thii rT nrPT Tan, Alsation, Burntwood, Winter Sale, 1 /_ Yard TAII FT SOAP Grey, Gunmetal, Flomills. GREY SHEETING UUA 2 Cakes for lljd. Winter Sale” f l / e know tllis P rice wi " HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE— — ~ quickly clean up balance COLOURED TOWELS 4 °ncro i« W «cJIIP<; ENAMEL 1 arifq’ vfqtq of ? ur stoek Unbleached DEEP WASHUPS — , e .. .. Herringbone Sheeting; 54in. A mass production line Each I/Ladies’' Heavy Cottorf Vests f ° r Single Beds and 80in f ° r Coloured Turkish Towels at HABERDASHERY—t 'o at 1/ Each Th D ° uble Beds ' Superi ° r qual ' Kew Low levcl ' 5Yd Rolls SPEEDWELL Lh. , u,™ ity. English manufacture and size, 26 x 53 inches. Bright WHITE TAPE— Vest is a heavy Unbleached vniinkio T T a«ni ’ . Cotton, with and without 1 6* Yd- SOin coloured stripes on heavy un- 5 Rolls for 11 Jd. sleeves. Bound neck and Ir e -hn, 1( . Td, SOin, bleached grounds. Splend.d STATIONERYarmholes. Full W. size. Winter Sale Price weight. Usual Price, 4, 11 pr. 250-Page BANK PAPER U ‘““ 1 Prie » i ikr Sale 1 / 54ln ’ 101° Wl " ter Sa "' “ 1 /4i W "’ IT '" G M^,, r „ )a l/ " 80in., 1 /4| Yard __ The GREAT BARGAIN STORIES VICTORIA AND ALEXANDRA STREETS. HanmiHt©!®

The profit and loss account of the Taranaki Producers’ Freezing Works Company, Ltd., for ‘he season 193031 shows a credit i.aiance of £l2O 5s lOd, according to the annual report. Unemployment in Australia is responsible for people being at school who would not normally be there. In an address at Wellington Mr N \. Ingram staled that in New South Wales, the Education Department was urging the young people who were unemployed to return to school, *o that their time should not be altogeiber wasted. It was surprising, he safll. how many had responded to the appeal, and in many schools he had seen young men and young women attending in response to this Invitation. What matter If ynu're poor. If str<»ng, ><» wealth but tle-u • ana sinew. Digestion like a w-ukmg horse, Pure blood that ll'iw» w.thm you? Oh. health's a pearl, a firing <>r fiwun To wear tn hie assure. For coughs and c.ib tn,, pearl --f all 1b Woods Great Peppermint Cure. 80