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Hutt News, Volume 3, Issue 6, 3 July 1930, Page 10

HOOSON'S LTD. Specials from Our Millinery Department WINTER WEIGHT FLANNELETTE PYJAMAS, warm and .........:."...............'... /... . 10/6 STRONG TWILL SHIRTS, with Collars to»match. Only 6/11 STRIPED UNION SHIRTS, for Winter Wear.... ...[-.:. . 7/11 ALL WOOL ;'DEMO" SHIRTS 17/6 WOLSEY ALL WOOL PLAIN, COLOURED HALF HOSB in two weights 2/11, 3/11 ! ST. MARGARET RIBBED HALF HOSE :....!/. 2/6 MEDIUM WEIGHTFLEECY LINED SINGLETS and PANTS^ Each 2/11 SPECIAL HEAVY WEIGHT ,; ; Each 4/6 ST. MARGARET ALL WOOL PANTS and SINGLETS. Each 8/11 HOOSON'S LTD. MEN'S & BOYS' OUTFITTERS, OPPOSITE PQST OFFICE HIGH ST., LOWER HUTT __— 44+ ■» —— -^X** *♦♦♦ *»♦» .4^ ONLY A PEW LEFT. No more at this price when these are done. . ' wTHI VAC-ALL" ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER FOR ' ; , . £4 17S^6D - - ~ I * €f uaranteed to operate and do- the same work as tne most expensive cleaner on the market. Will draw the diist from your carpets, furniture, cur tains, walls' and ceilings; also fumigate your clothes, closets and < hangings, It is a wonderful machine and so light < too. There are no loose parts to worry you. ' The extremely moderate price of this ingenuious model leaves no mai'gin for us to send a demonstrator to your home, but if you will call at \ ARNOLD and SONS DEPARTMENTAL STORE ; I YOU CAN TRY ONE YOURSELF. VICTORIA STREET f\ 1 O J 1 <-7 /» 1 phonem Only £4 us 6d j HIGH STREET All Wool CASHMERE HOSE, warranted pure super Botany wool. High spliced heels and double soles, in eight different shades. Special Price 3/9 BONDS SYLK RAYO HOSE, in six different shades. Price 3/11 pair. BONDS NIT-2-FIT Price 4/11 BONpS "CHARM" SILKEN HOSE in six different shades 6/6 FAMILIES WAITED ON FOR ORDERS. MOUAT BROS;Proprietors Telephones:—46-546 and 33.

.. HOW IT KAPPBNiED. hear you made £10,000 in three monfcha in an oil speculation in Persia.'' G-eorge: '^That's not exactly correct. It was in Venezuela, not Persia, and it was a speculation in land, not oil, and it was three years, not three months." Joe: "No matter; the mem thing •is that 'you made £10,000.'' : George: "Even that's not qiiite correct. It wasn't £10,000; it was £1000. Aril I didn't make it—l lost ifc." L "slae: "Does Freddy play golf I" ! Ethel: "I believe that's what h« oall» I-it.;"- . . ;: ■■'■''■■•- ... ■"■'■'■ -.