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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 1, 22 February 1950, Page 7

SALE END OF SEASON CLEARANCE OF ODDMENTS AND REMNANTS WOMEN’S COATS, FROCKS AND COSTUMES IN ALL STYLES AND COLOURS ALL HEAVILY REDUCED. MILLINERY, FANCY STRAWS, ALL HALF PRICE. BEACHWEAR, THREE-PIECE SETS WERE 72/9, SALE PRICE 49/11. SWIM SUITS, SHEERED, WERE 41/-, SALE PRICE 29/11. MEN’S SHIRTS, SIZES 3 TO 7, WERE 18/6, SALE PRICE 12/-. TWEED TROUSERS, SIZES 5£ TO 10J, 25/- PAIR TO CLEAR. KAPOK QUILTS, SINGLE, FLORAL PATTERNS, TO CLEAR 39/6 EACH. TOWELS, STRIPED, FROM 3/- TO 4/6 EACH. FLORAL SILKS, MANY DESIGNS, TO CLEAR AT 5/11 YARD. COTTAGE WEAVE, GREEN, BLUE, BROWN TONINGS, 48”, 6/6 YARD. HOSIERY, SEMI FASHIONED RAYON, 1/- PER PAIR. ENGLISH SEMI FASHIONED, PURE SILK, 4/11 PER PAIR. % WOMEN’S SHOES AND SLIPPERS, ENDS OF LINES AND ODDMENTS, ALL HEAVILY REDUCED TO CLEAR. Inspect early while all Bargains last . BRIDGERS LTD. WHAKATANE P.O. Box 70 Phone 13m

I f $24 asjfif~a4 a jftdeMe 6t $9/ PR/RRS M/A/TE/HATA EVERY PAY/ m. A recant photograph of Mr. J. McGrath aged '.HP. m 444444, An/ WAITEMATA TODAYS GREAT DRIIIK Mr. J. McGrath of St. James Street, Newton, has been a regular drinker of Waitemata for 19 years and attributes his present good health to his daily quota of Waitemata. He is now 89 years old and has always felt as fit as a fiddlq for which he gives thanks to the 3 bottles of Waitemata (sometimes 4 bottles) he drinks daily. Whether you live to he 89 or not tjoull find that Waitemata adds immeasurably to the pleasure of living. CS 79