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Franklin Times, Volume 14, Issue 259, 31 July 1925, Page 2

« * * «J* Nearing the end and still a few Lines to be cleared at McGINTY’S GREAT SALE * 4 * * ❖ There isHeavy weight Japanese Silk, in all colours. McGinty’s Sale price is 2/6 yard. ’ Longcloth and Madapolen FJouncings, French ' designs, ranging in width from 18in. to 26in; usually from 2/11 to 6/9. McGinty’s Sale price is 1/11 vard. ■ • A new shipment of our famous Coloured Bath Towels has arrived; made in red or blue check design on heavy cream coloured background, they walk out at McGinty’s Sale price, 3/pair. A few pieces* of all-wool Colonial Flannel in Cream, Grey, Pink; to be cleared at McGinty’s Sale price, 1/1 04 yd. This line has come in early and as we hold no stock back at Sale time we make this offer—- ■ Heavy Artificial Silk Hose, “hverlast Brand, Holeproof and Ladderproof. We guarantee this hose and will replace any pair that ladders in wear or does not give satisfaction. Colours are black! white’, grey, putty,coating etc. McGinty’s Sale price is 5/3 pair. See our Special Window Display ot MILLINERY. We are out to clear the balance of our winter hats. Plush, Wool Straws, Felts, Fur, and Straw Ready-to-Wears from 6/11 each and no two alike. * * * * * * ❖ ❖ * * * * * * * ❖ * ❖ ❖ * ❖ ❖ ❖ * * * * Cleveland McGinty, PUKEKOHE CASH DRAPERY. SANITARY KING SEPARATORS. £9 £lO £l4 16 Gallons .... 20 „ - 30 „ LESS FIVE PER CENT. FOR CASH. • INSPECTION INVITED. 45 Gallons £l7 79 £l9 90 ” .... FIVE YEARS’ GUARANTEE. WE ALSO STOCK ALPHA LAVAL, DIABOLO, AND MELOTTE SEPARATORS AGENTS FOR International Harvester Co., Sutton’s Seeds, Hudson’s Concrete Casings, Champion Ranges, Eclipse Fertilizers, etc. KING STREET PUKEKOHE

A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. To Enrol at REDUCED FEES. An I.C.S. Enrolment Campaign is being conducted during July and August under somewhat special circumstances. Owin to private business engagements, Mr J. C. Smith, who has controlled the N.Z. Agency of the I.C.S. for the past 23 years, recently tendered his resignation. At the special request of the Board of Directors, Mr Smith has agreed to retain his present position for a few months pending further arrangements. As a compliment to him, it has been decided to conduct a “Complimentary Enrolment Campaign and to allow an exceptionally liberal concession off our ■regular fee during July and August. Printed Coupons giving full particu-lars-are now available. This is a special opportunity of which NO AMBITIOUS MAN should fail to take advantage. Mark and Mail the coupon below, and in return you will receive the Prospectus you ask for, to gether with a copy of the Discount Coupon. 30 NOT DELAY- / £ -WRITE TO-DAY. Explain without owllgatlng me. kow l oan in-alify for the position, or in the subject, before which 1 have marked X ....Accountancy ....Advertising ....Architecture ' ....Automobile ....Bookkeeping ....Building ....Civil Eng. ....Chemistry ....Draughtsmen ....Electrical Eng. ....Vanning _ French ....Hydro-Electric ....Illustrating ....Marine Eng. ....Matriculation ....Mechanical Eng ....Mining Eng. ....Motor Eng. ....Motor Mechanics ....Plumbing ....Showcards 1 ....Spanish |£ Woodworking *7 l£ t ?f*!TERNftT!ONAL CORRESFONJJf-N’CE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 89, HAMILTON W. MACDONALD High Class DIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILOR King Street, Pukekohe. V LATEST MATERIALS ALWAYS IN STOCK-' * '