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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 53, 31 August 1926, Page 5

Purchase OF EX-BOND GOODS BOUGHT AT HALF PRICE (10/- in the £) 70 dozen TOWELS Io CU*r 2/4 a j*ir 51 pairs of ALL-WOOL BLANKETS— 19/H T L 1 . J 1 case Mens' NAVY NAP OVERCOATS— Fast dyes 65/----10 DC Clearea 100 SPECIAL OVERCOATS— Great Value 59/6 55 TWEED OVERCOATS— With and without belts 42/-, 47/6, 55/----rAryofViljaCC rvf Pnct" 49 dozen Genuine BATTERSBY FELTS —In latest shapes and colours 22/6 CgdIUICDD VI lAJOI. 42 dozen BORSALINO FELTS— Smart shapes 32/6 33 dozen ASSORTED FELT HATS— To Clear 13/11 17 dozen Genuine SHIRLEY BRACES— 2/11 a pair 12 dozen SHIRLEY ROMAN BRACES— 3/9 I 1 I I • 1 100 dozen ALL-WOOL SOCKS —Assorted shades 2/11 • pair inClUded 111 theSe f5 pairs PYJAMAS- Togo at 7/H 5| dozen ALL-WOOL CARDIGANS— In fawn, grey, and heather 7/6 P rt 1 " 25 dozen GARTERS— lid. a pair OOOUS ale 95 TWEED SUITS— AU sizes To Clear 63/----200 pairs ENGLISH SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS— 12/6 C I VyU D P)O\)v N d°Zen DURO DYE SHIRTS"-In blues *n<l stripes; with collar to match "" rw » , 29 dozen SHIRTS— Neat stripes, collar to match 8/6 111 111 TN 25 dozen SHlßTS— Genuine Poplins; collar to match 9/6 V^VJ ILil U, i 4 dozen T UNO CORD PYJAMAS— To Clear 9/11 TOWELS and Ladies' Dept. Specials RI A NIC RTS 9* PULLOVERS— With Polo collars made of Cashmere, in fawn, rose, sky, DL,/-VINIVIL,IO helio., green, etc. To Clear 15/6 , . | j 200 GARMENTS OF SAMPLE UNDERWEAR— In Children's and Women's \A7nif*n IA/li* rift n/Yfr Nightdresses, Combinations, Singlets, Sleeping Suits, and Knickers W 1111*11 WC UVJ ltvt To be Geared from 1/11 to 10/6 k! 95 pairs CORSETS— , At 2/6 until sold and mmt an nf 24 dozen ipswich de luxe hose—ah siik 4/11 Now 3/11 aUU "luot &y ai 30 dozen LUSTRAL SILK HOSE— FuII fashioned expanding,top; Mending fl . l • I ¥-» ♦ . to match 6/6 Now 5/6 KIdICUIOUS I flees! M dozen MULmEX HOSE—lßin. Silk Leg 4/11 Now 4/2 OUR ORDINARY STOCK of Ladies' and Gents' Wear will carry Big Discounts during Sale! HERB PRICE'S £3,000 Purchase Ex-Bond Goods Sale 54-56 WILLIS STREET

©^ANNUAL Cpaf amount crWeek^ *J Aug. 30,31, Sfept.iSs^. jLV***^^ — """"^ Isl?S d ?.? yv Opera House) . (Quality) Nuhaka r-r-TKe one Great Event* oF Sir SSS ■ . ,1 - I , • (Crown) Onga Onga %he year thafcpictaregoeif *-»& .j-s..^ don:t Howe to be reminded of. ' 2£T ri™' AND AT— Shannon Discerning picture-goers, the ones who shop with a keen eye Bay V iew Raetihi for bargains for their screen entertainment, know that just Bulls Stratford as surely as day follows night and spring follows winter, that Carterton . Taihape the commencement of September will see the celebration of Clive Takapan Paramount Week. They don't have to be reminded of this Dannevirke Taradale fact—it's one of the picture events that they know of and (Arcadia) Waipawa look forward to. Eketahuna Waipukuraa This year it will have a deeper significance than ever, because Eltham (Everybody's) 1926 has brought to the screen a greater number of big Esk «ailway Wairoa (Gaiety) pictures than has any other year of the past. "The Wanderer," Feilding (Lyceum) Wangamd "Scaramouche," "The Vanishing Race," "The American TtZh Ham (Opera House) Venus"—all of these are big pictures that have been given I Fra J ertown ' Waverley | to picture-goers during Nineteen Twenty-six. I F ern hill Waitotara M The best theatres in the land realise that by participating in I Greytown (Crown) And in aU the E the celebration of Paramount Week they are proving to their Hastings Leading Theatres 1 patrons that they aim to give them the finest form of screen (Cosy de Luxe y throughout New | entertainment that the world has to offer. Hawera Zealand. P, That's why you will find the names of the t jf foremost theatres in this part of the world 5 .*•*■*■*. in the column at the right. Jt^S^&&* !s YOUR favourite theatre there among i '- *i«HK&* them? I I If .toiißiramoiiiit2ictLire. tis the b&si skow?iii.toujn\ q^^^-^J