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Hokitika Guardian, 24 February 1928, Page 1

LOOK OUT AHEAD ! GIVE ME ROOM. I’M GOING AFTER SOME OF THOSE BIG BARGAINS AT “PATERSONS” SUMMER SALE! c. Ladies’ Model flats, crinolines, straws, etc., at 3s lid. 48in. Coloured Curtain Net, 1s 6d a yard. Serviettes 9d each, .'id in. White I.oiif^flotli, 9d a yard. Children’s Frocks 2s Hd. Ladies Silk Stockings 1s 3d a pair. Aprons from 1s 6d. Children's Fancy Sox, 1s pair. Ladies' Frocks. White Bedspreads 7s 6d. Gent’s Sox, Hats, Shirts, etc. ' ALL AT PRICE S T H A T D.E F Y COM I> ETIT I 0 N . INSPECTION INVITED: YOU ARE UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO BUY. box ss “PATERSONS" RETELLSTTHE 'ECONOMIC CASH DRAPERS. OPPOSITE THE NATIONAL BANK. REV ELL STREET, UOKITIKA. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WE PAY POSTAGE.

Should any of these Hosiery values appeal The sending of a parcel do::; not cud a transaction where the D.I.C. is concerned. Only when the parcel is opened and the contents approved is the sale completed. Should anything prove unsatisfactory, then we replace the purchase cr refund your money, whichever you wish. So far as we know, no store has, at these prices, six better hosiery values. The Victory” Art pill; Ilose, sliinvcijii'imf, double sole, mode seam, senmli'ss foot ; new similes of groin, In riot, grey, blossom, silver, l’reneh nude, r air 4/6 XXs -j&e**. X •“liustral” Art Silk Hose, mock scam, double sole; in shades of vollum, sunset, onion n /-| u and champagne, pair 11 “Plato” Art Silk and Mercerised Cotton Hose, double sole, mock seam leg; in straw, roso beige and lawn £ -S shades .. pair O/ 11 Artificial Silk Hose, in all the now shades: parchment, gazelle, Sahara, desert brown, g /ll fnnehon .. pair 0/ A 1 .“Springknit” Pure Silk Hose, 21in panel, mercerised tops, seamless feet; in straw, grain, blonde, natitrclle, rose beige and cream .. pair 9/6 'Duchess” Pine Silk Hose, featuring the new reduced heel and Lisle tops; in shades of Sahara, bois do rose, gazelle, pigeon grey, marigold, Arabic] lie, white pair Post order and, remittance to: Tho Manager D.I.C. Box 1013 Christchurch rO UAUfX

' nr:- " m ■ WILD and BASSETT I ■ 1 H m m ■ BEVELL ST BE E T, HOKITIKA. ■ | The jjMost Completely Equipped § | Repair Shop in Westland. | ■ 1 I __ i ■ £ CATER FOR ALL CLASSES OF REPAIR WORK TO ALL j| MAKES OF CARB AND TRUCKS. PAINTING IN DUCQ AND ORDINARY VARNISH COLOURS, UPHOLSTERY AND H A SPECIALITY. ■ liSl II I | II * ADDRESS WILD AND BASSETT, BE VEIL ST BEET, HOKITIKA. SB •PHONE IISM. 3$ AGENTS FOR WILLY’S KNIGHT AND OVERLAND CARS. !L"ip!;'Pun'rfp"::ip“::!DrQ^ mimmm 1 m A KICK OF THE STARTER r «- ■ AND SHE’S AWAY IN A FLASH. THAT THE NEW A.J.S. a BUILT TO GIVE SUPREME ERVICE AND TO ENSURE SATIS- " FACTION TO THE USER FOR -MANY YEARS. 8 DESIGNED FOR ECONOMY IN FUEL CONSUMPTION AND LOW UP-KEEP COSTS. AND AS FOR SPEED.— WELL, MAN JUST OPEN HER UP. SHE WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE SPEED THRILLS YOL YY ANT. CALL IN AND HAVE A DEMONSTRATION ON THE m m a H B I i ■ MOTOR-CYCLE. E. C. TOOHEY; ■ BEVELL STREET HOKITIKA.