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Hokitika Guardian, 7 January 1920, Page 2

Come on In! As one warm day gives place to another so 4 will lovers of river and sea revel in the delightful coolness of the water. < ■ . It is healthful exercise too—the ve,y best—and take the hint: bay your swimming “togs” now—they’re scarce. Wear Togs! Men’s One Piece Costumes, 5/6, 7/6, 8/6 Canadian Costumes, 10/6,12/6 Boys’ & Youths’ Costumes, 4/6,5/6, 6/Men’s Slips, 1/3,1/9 Boys’ Trunks, 1/6,1/9, 2/. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY New Zealand Clothing' Factory. 1 A SEASONABLE LINE. Picnic Hats. All one Price 6d Each at wMcKay & son THI! LKa,,tNG DRAPERS.

K H H H K H K H H K Carnival Goods. - DURING holidays or when visiting your friends one often runs short of necessary requirements. A visit to our store will quickly replenish your wardrobe at a minimum of cost. Ladies’ Blouses in a wide range of materials and colours 10/6, 15/, 20/, to 45/* Ladies’ Underclothing, Hose, Costumes, Sports Coats, etc. Men’s All "Wool Cashmere Sox 4/9, 5/6. Men’s Shirts, Ties, Collars, Braces, etc. ADDISON’S u Where the best goods are.” H 3 n H H '4 * * H ■aft— mmamm mjkmm nZai *jM*xa

The Light Six The Big Six. 5 . 195*. ' fe" The car with a reputation. Talk with one of the local Studebaker owners. Don’t have anything else till you do. It will pay you. The car most suited to all classes. D. R. Dowell, DISTRICT AGENT.

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