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Hokitika Guardian, 3 July 1924, Page 4

m m m JA2 ypMP h H sX\s m III? ill £s3 maaKßaeatMtmmammun wwjMUMgjMmiiwaibuwxaH SJyrzJi nwaasMa © 4 THE ETUiLDERS WANT TO GET OUR NEW PREMISES ¥N HAND AT AN I. EARLY DATE AND MUST HAVE THE .'PARE NOW OCCUPIED BY ( OUR REMARKABLY COMPLETE STOCK. AND SO QUALITY MILLINERY, COSTUMES, MERCERY, BOYS' SUITS, WOMEN’S UNDER- C CLOTHING, FURNISN'MCi, GLOVES AND u OSIERY, CORSETS, RAINCOATS, BLANKETS, SHEETING?—WELL, EVERYTHING CARRIED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS OF STORE WILL BE OFFERED AT SUCH A SACRIFICE YOU’LL WONDER IF YOU READ THE PRICES ARIGHT. NOT AM ARTICLE WITH ELD—EVE RY ITEM AT DRASTICALLY RE- | DUCED PRICES TO MAKE AN EARLY CLEARANCE. THE BUILDERS SAY THEY’VE GOT TO HAVE THE SPACE—VERY WELL: HERE ARE THAT WILL SURELY GIVE IT THEM. _ nil ———amo—— Children's Cream 'Woollen Vests., usually Is (Id ami os fid—- • Now 2s Gd and 3s 6d Women's Cream Woollen Knitted , .Singlets, usually (is (id Now 4S 6tl l.::di adies’ Flannelette Nights. usually 7 S (j,! Now 4s 11 d adies’ Heavy Natural Combinations, Ids dd— Now 5S 11 d ‘orsets, Royal Worcester, Roll Ton, and I) and A Makes, ail groatiy reduced. / V ( M S d, • m >0 I. EXTRA ORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN SHOWROOM. 30 Ladies’ Knitted Woollen Frocks, were 30 s to los Now 11s 6d 3 only Ladies’ Woollen Knitted Costumes, were 4os— Now 27s 6d 20 Ladies’ Knitted Costumes, usually 49s (id to 7-is — t Now 32s 6d and 47s 6d ]| Kaiapoi Knitted C’oats, Navy, Saxo and Grey, were 17s (id— Now 17s 6d 20 only Ladies’ Cardigans and SportsCoats, were 19s (id to 3os— No 7s lid 10 Ladies’ Knitted Woollen Jumpers, NOW 5S 11d O'v rf Hi (‘a rd it Children’s- Woollen 12s (id to Ids’, (id— Now 4s 11d and 7s 11d li Ini’ants’ A\oolleu Matinee Jackets, at His (id- Now ss 1!d Children’s Woollen Dresses, Ids (id and I| s (; ( i Nov; 63 11 d, 9s 11d I.*, only Ladies' Costumes in Tweed. Gabardine and Serge, were Co to CIO— 1 Mew 9s 11d, 19s 11 d and 29s Ild I {lack Italian Cloth Aprons, usually 7 S (;,l Now 3s 11 d 2d Bungalow Aprons, usually Ss (IdNow CS 11d Ladies’ Wineeyetle and Jap ( rope Blouses, usually 7s I Id to IBs (id— New 3s 11d 10 only White Pique and Drill Skirts, usually I2s (id to I os— Mew 2s Sd cash If) only Maids Striped All Woo! Maria Winter Coats, were 32s (id Now 12s Gd Hi only Ladies' Good Quality Retime. Kaiapoi and Roslyii 'I weed ( oats, were 90s to 101 l Now only 29s Sd and 33s Gd to clear Id ,;u!v Red, Violet. Blue Sports Coats were li-ls— Mow 4s Ild, a gif--2d Children's Tweed Coats reduced to 7s 6d, Gs 1 id, 14s 6d and 16s 6tl adies' Rain Coats and Gabardines •Ids to ( ;-js - • Now 19s 6d to cleat I Id Ladies' l;'nr and Astraehan Trim- i med Coals, were (Ids !;:l New 632 ; 2d Girls' A<|Uaba'eta Bain Coats, ladled and cheek lined; were .'lds 'id (o Now 15s 6d S Girls’ Gahardiue Rain Coats, tt - Hally 20s— Now given av;ay at 5s each 2d Ladies! Newest Gull and Spans Skirts, were Ins— NOW 22s Gd and 25s Model Millinery and Ready-to-Wear Hats- - Now reduced to 12s fid, 15s lid, ISs lid Lot Fell's and Roady-ln-W ear Hats— Now 4s 11 d and 7c 11 cJ '-'ll I \MU X LADIES’ i % CHILDREN’S UNDERCLOTHING. Ladies’ Ripple Cloth Dressing Gown Cardinal, Blue, Saxe, usually 4ns— 1 New 17S 5d Cream Woollen Shawls, all reduced ! G (is lid to (ids. | lose Suspenders, were 2s 3d Now 1s 6d pair Child's Grey Flannelette Bloomers, usually Its 11<1— Now 'is 11d Children’s I'Teeey Bloomers, usually 3s (id & 4 s (id— NOW 25 6d Girls' Heavy Naey and Grey Colonial Woollen Bloomers, usually Is (id; to (is (id- ■* New CS 3C Lailii Women’s Best Navy Colonial Bhmmers | itsiiallv 12s lid and I Is (id - Ncv; Or. -1 cJ and 12s Cc. Ail Wool Colonial .Spencers. 0s (id— Now 8s Gd Ladies’ Heavy Warm Fleecy Spencers, long sleeves, (is lid—- > Now 4s (id Ladies’ Heavy llihhed "Minerva’ Nests, usually 3s (id and 3s lid Now 2s 11d and 3s 3d Infants Woollen Barras, usually (is (id Now 4S Gd ;i only Ladies' Coloured I'uderskifts, 7s lid to 12s 1 IdNOW 2s 11 cl S only Jap Crepe Dressing Gowns, 12s (id— Now 4S 11d ((iris’ All Wool Rihhed -Vests, usually 3s lid to ns 2d— Now 2S 11d Ciiildren’s Bloomers, Fleecy Lined, 2j: (id to Is fid— New Is 6d nd 2s Gd pair s’ All Wool Heavy I’etolie Bloomers, Navy and Grey, usually ns lid to* ,3s (id— Now 3s 9d, 4s 6d Ladies’ Rihl.ed Woollen Vests, usually (is lid— New 3s 11d I .Julies' I'leecv l.iued Bloomers, usoal;is lid', Is (id— Nov; 2s 11 d, 3s 3d Vcdouis Vests — 4s Gd, 45 "Id and 5s 11(1 All Wool Vest-, usually ns lid. (U (id— New 35 11d, 45 Cd Ladies’ Cream Butterfly. Comhinalion*, usually *s lid— NOW 4S 11d ly adies DRESS GOODS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY BARGAINS. 211 Pieces Dress .Materials, usually 3s (id to L2s (id yd Now 2s 11 d and 3s lid yd n piece' Naev Serge, usually 12s (id— Mow 3s Gd yd 2(i inch Corded Velveteen. Mole, Saxo, Navy and Cardinal, usually (is (Id Now is 11d ytl Velveteens, Best Chilloii finish, 33 incli usually 12s (id— Now ICs Gd yd 22 inch, usually (is (id Now 4s 11 d yd Silks, Linings and Trimmings all reduced Ladies Scotch Knitted Gauntlet Gloves. 3s lld and Is (id New 2s ltd and Cs Gel Ladies’ Grey I Heather Colonial Wool I|*ose, usually 3s lid Nov; 2s Gti Ladies' Black and Coloured Cashmere Rihhed and Plain 110-e, were ns (id and (is (id- - Mow 2s Gd and 3s nd pair Itihlions, siJI similes. U to I ios. wide. Is (id and Is 9d Reduced to is yard Ladies’ Hemstitched I landkerehiefs Now c> for Is, 4 for is,. 3 for 1s 2(1 Woollen Scarfs and Wraps. were Ins to 39s (id- - New ali 7s (id to clear MANCHESTER BARGAINS. Colonial .Flannel. 2s 9d— Nov; 1s 11d Grand Quality White Flannelette, usually 2s 3d- Now 1s 4d Nursery Flannelette Mew 7s 11 cl doz. yaro'e |(!(! do/,. Whito and Coloured Towels, usually 3s (ill to (is (id pair— NOW 2s 6d, 2s Ild, 3s 11 d & 4c 11 pair It idle and Coloured Roller Tee,veiling. Cream Casement Cloth, with lace insertion, usually 2s (id Now 1s 11 d yd. v ream and White Long Lace Curtain, usually 2s ;id yd— Now Is Ild yd White Short l.aee Curtain. 1- (id—- / New 15 3d yd 1 Piece Floral Cretonne, usually 2s 3d Now 2d ,\d. 2 nieces Heavy Shadow Tissue, was ld s cd— New 4s lid yd. Cretonnes, usually 2s (id— Nov; is Gd vd :;:i inch White Calico, usually Is (id— Now 9d yd Id inch Madapolam, iiMiallv Is 9d and q. Mow is 3d arid 1s Cel Sheeting, Best (,'nality. White, .51 inch usually ils (id- Mow 2s 3(l 70 inch, usually 1- (idNow 2c 11ri SO inch. Is fid— Now 3s 3d yd. MEN AND BOYS’ CLOTHING AND MERCERY. 39 only I’etolle Best Quality Boys’ Tweed Sports Suits, ages S to 13, usual price 39s to 19s (id— New a gift at 19s Gd and £2s Gd oath. 21 Boys’ Hard Wear Trousers, sizes 3 to 13, were (is (id to 9s (id— New 3s lid pair 12 Men’s Colonial Tweed Suits to 7, usually 90s to 1 — NOW 53S Gd IS Pairs Men's Colonial Made Tweed Trousers, usually LS> (id to 2os — Mow 16s Gd Men’s Lest Denim Trousers. Ss (id to 11s (id— Now Gs 11d Men's Rainier Nap Trousers, usually IDs Cd and lls Cd— Now 8s 11d 10 dozen .Men's ,V Boys’ ( 01 toil Shirts wit li f oliar, Cs lid to Ss fid Now 2s lid each Men's Oxford I'nion and Ceylon Shirts 7s (id to los Mow 4s lid each Men's Pyjamas, 12s (id to 17s Cd— Now Ss lid dozen Men’s and Boys’ Caps, usually 3s (id to os (id— New Gd and 1s each Men’s Tweed Working lints, I Is (id— Mew 4s 1 id each Men's Strong Samson Braces 2s Cd— Now is lid each Men's Coloured Mercerised Handkerchiefs— Nov; 2 for is 3d Men’s Ties, r.il reduced Is, Is nd, 2s 11 d Men’s Colonial Woollen Knitted Sox, Is (id— New 1s pair .Men’s Kaiapoi Flannel Gliders, Ss lid Now Cs Gd Men's Colonial Woollen Knitted Singlets and l nderpants, usually Ss 9d t Now Cs Sd Men's Heavy Fleecy Lined Singlets, usually Cs lid— MOW 4S 11 d Bovs’ Grey Jerseys, usually Ss (id to IDs lid— Now ss 11d ar.d 6s 11d ;; (Men’s ’WiiterprooC Coals. usually ;>O S ios_ Ncv; ISsGd to clear s Buys’ Black Oilskin Coats, usually Ills (id- RC’-V 7s Cd 3 Men's Tweed Overcoats, • NOW 33S Men’s Felt Hats. 12s Cd to 17s (id— Kimtj 7 s 11d .1 SS Aainiiisti r Hearth FURNJSHENC DEPARTMENT lleversible Bedroom .Rugs, usually 22s (id— Now 18s lid 2 im h Art. Serge Green ami Red, usually Ss lid— Now 7s lid Ax-minster Carpet Runheus, tisualViT ly 19s (id and 21s—- \ NOW 155 6d and 17s 11d 12ft Linoleum— Now 25s 6d yd lift Linoleum— Now 118 6d yd Lot .Remnants Linoleum at 11 s yd Fancy Coloured Casement Window Curtains, usually os 9d, Now 4s 11d C only Tapestry Table Covers, usually .pis * Now 22s 6d Red and Black and Green and Black Printed Tabling, usually (is fid— Now Is 9d yd Kapoe, Best Saniarang, usually 2s fid— Now 2s lb Kapoe Mattresses, Double lied, usually 70s Now 59s 6d Single Bed, 40s— Now 34s 6d Cd IG£ t o ; Gd :. 19s 2os— New Sola’ Souares, usually los and nos— New 33s Gd and 49s Gd Be.-t Quality Coeoanut Mattings, rcducsd 1£ inch to 2s Gd, *27 inen lo 3s Gd, 3G inch to 4s 6d. 27 inch Striped Coeoanut Matting, usually os fid— Nov; 4s Gd yd iiHimtuirTfiimiimtunit Terms Cash With Order. Post & Railage Free. Every Satisfaction or Money Returned. UK w

ERISTEREo «tl» iTHE GREAT HEALER CURES POISONED * INFLAMED BOUNDS Eczema, Scalds, Burns, Ulcers, Chilljlains, Old Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Chapped Hands, Sore Legs, Skill Complaints, and Heals everything it touches. Pit ICE Is. SOJ.D EVERYWHERE. Q BRING BLOSSOM PIEI.S, PRICE n ] s PKI{, BUTTLE. Cures indigestion, liver, kidney and stomach troubles, and constipation. Sold everywhere. i I.OOMINE” the great corn, wart, -“J* and liunion cure. Price Is a box nr chemists and stores. "BLOCKIME” is a paiustak.ng remedy, a sure cure. It will relieve, you in three applications. All the diilcrence between having painful corns and not having them is one shilling, the price of Rloomine. IK YOU SUKKER FROM ASTHMA do not hesitate, hut send at once for a tin of HAWKINS INSTANT RELIEF ASTHMA POWDER. For Asthma, Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Intinen/.a, Hay Fever, Bronchial Affections and Difficult Breathing. PRICE:—2s Cd per tin. Either of the above sent Post Free on receipt of Postal Note. QA U T N. Dr BLOOM’S “ORANGE RLOSOM” is the only one legally allowed > he sold in New Zealand. Hie oiiiptroller-General of Customs, Welngtoii, is prohiiiiting all others irom ring imported into the Dominion of ew Zealand, as they infringe the egistered Trade Mark “Blossom” of >e Sole Proprietor: C. IV. HAM KINS .I.MITED), Herbalists, George St., iincdiii. AOIES * * s hi “ORANGE BLOSSOM”, makes you well, and keeps you well, ed by thousands. On the New Zeald market since 15S-1. Latlies suf--ing from internal complaints can re themselves with the celebrated me treatment — “ORANGE ELOSSOK.” 10 Month's Treatment, ss; post free Address: L. HAWK INS, 150 George Street, Dunedin.

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STOPS COUGHS, BANISHES COLDS ,\ |Vw doses of Dr Sheldon's Now Discovery, tala'll win'll ;i cold is cumiu;j; mi, is "C no rally all that is iiociUd 1.r500.1.0 llio lover and correct the bodily disjoinfnit of a severe cold. It 'is well to (ontimio takiii!.r Now l>isrovery lor a day or two, own alter the all note .-oenis avorlod. lor its scot!iin!r influence on the mucous mem!>i*;i:it* remloj sit loss liable to a second attack. Pr.Shohh ivs Now DisTOvory, Is Oil and -'ls (Id. Ootainalilo overywhoro.

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C FOOTE 2 CO., WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT:AND GENERAL CARRIERS. SALE STREET. HOKITIKA. Have pleasure in announcing they have commenced Nusiness as above, and request a share of public patronage. All orders carefully and promptly attended to.

A LADY who tried every remedy in vain, and at last discovered a simple self cure, will send particulars FREE to sufferers. Send address to ALICE MAY, Bo* Ckriitchorcb, N.Z. Daa't saad »ta*P«. ‘tut MENTION THIS PAPBW