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THINOfAC of ClofMiag for Men and Footwear lor Women Sport Coats, 19/6* Well-made Sport Coats, ideal for knock-about wear; lined shoulders and sleeves. In good serviceable colours. USUALLY 25/-. Navy Serge Shorts, 4s 11d. Heavy Quality Na vy Serge Short's. This is splendid value, and mothers seeking economy in hoys’ wear should grasp this opportunity. All sizes to fit boys of all ages. Pyjamas, 7s 11d. No. F.—Flannelette Pyjama Suits, well made in every respect. Splendid range of patterns and colourings to choose from. Men’s and large size OM Coats,' 22/6* Odd Sac Coats, English Tweeds; sizes 3 to 1. This is a special value, and well worth inspecting. Here is a Bargain of Bargains in. Men’s Suits. Well cut and of dressy materials, these Suits are worth Half as much again. Long wear is assured, and we are certain that this is easily the Greatest Suit Value in New Zealand to-day. All sizes, "but stocks ate limited, so >ve advise early buying. ClsmalSy P2?ies€l tap t 0 T$ / % SB3ESg!SfflE333tßaSßa!3B^ira Boys’ Shirts, 4s 11d. No. 2910F.—Boys’ Grey Winceyette Shirts. This is a very special bargain that you should not miss seeing. Usually priced at 5s 9d. All sizes. Boys’ Shirts, 3s 11d. \ . No. G62.—Boys’ Shirts, with collars attached, smartly striped in good clean-looking designs. All sizes to fit boys from 5 years to 14. Usually priced at 4s lid. n % i S 3 ■J*r. Heavy Tweed Overcoats, ideal for present Winter wear; smartly-cut shapes and very good shades. This is another simply splendid bargain that no man seeking a low-priced Overcoat should think of missing. UsiaaSly PvacesE aft &©./ e Gent’s Glace Oxford Shoes, Colonial made and a real bargain. . Usual price 27s Gd— Sale Price ISs 11d a pair. Gent’s Patent Oxford Shoes : the very latest. Usual price 27s Gd— Sale Price 20s 3d. Stylish Coloured One-bar Shoes, Tan and Apricot Glace, with Fouis libels. Serviceable Tan Willow, with low heels. These . shoes are outstanding value. Send your ordef without delay. Usually 23s Gd to 30s— Sale Price 16s 6d. Mans’ Split Kip Shooters: pegged, nailed and rivetted; usual price 22s Gd— Sale Price 17s 11d a pair. ZEALAND NEW MS ITS 6COS ■ J " J “ jy IF ST S LOTHING FACTORY Hieh-grade Blonde coloured Glace Shoes, with comfortable low . heels. Tan Willow and Patent, with; well-shapd Louis heels. Another striking offer in Foot- . wear that no economically minted woman should Miss. Be ■ sure to state what size you wfear. when ordering. Usual price 25s lo 37s Gd— Sale Price 19s 6d. Boys’ Caps, 1s 6d. An offer in Caps for hoys, and a very fine one, too. Made of strong tweeds in very good de-' signs and colourings. Large ' variety to choose from. Usual-' IV 2s lid each. . : HALLENSTEIN LIMITED. Revell Street, Hokitika. Also B 1 GREYMOUTII, WESfPOPT, tU-I.SON. OLE* •: EIM.

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“Kid me quickly of this torture.” —Johnson. Th© worst torture of all is a hacking cough that, irritates yourself and everybody else. You can get rid of it quickly by taking a dose or two of that famous remedy, Baxter’s Lung Preserver. “ Baxter’s ” immediately relieves the most stubborn cough, is excellent for colds, and all throat, chest and lung troubles, and is also a valuable tonic. Famous in New Zealand for over 60 years. AH chemists and stores. Generoussi/.ed bottle 2s Gd; large, economical family skse 4s Gd ; bachelor size Is 6d.

COULD A MAN DO THIS ? “Habits are our jailers, and possessions our prison walls.’’ she writes. “A wanderer can have no- household gods, and he must also be indifferent to such important things as food, sleep and washing. I’ve slept on anything or nothing—on a sloping shelf of rock above the rod cave city of Petra in the Iledja/.; on a table in a Tongan shed; on a native mat in Fiji; on an opium couch in Siam; on desert sands in Africa and Arabia; in the ammunition wagon of a Chinese troop train ; in ah armoured car in Palestine; on the decks of innumerable junks, sampans, and dhows; on the earthen floor of as many huts, stables and caves. Once T couldn’t wash my hands for seventeen days. Often I haven’t had a. bath for months. I’ve lived on dead camel, locusts, sea-worms, grilled till they tasted like spinach, octopus floating in oil, its inside scooped out and filled with garlic. I think women bear not only pain, but discomfort, better than men. and 1 agree with a certain traveller, who, when asked if her husband nccompained her, replied: ‘Oh, no! It’s not the sort of country you can take a man to!’ ”

You positively must win one cf tie hundred Cash Prizes some time. Just keep collecting coupons while you drink the BEST

An ordinary cold in the head may develop into a serious illness. “Nazol” will shift it. Powerful and penetrating. BO doses for Is 6d.—Advt. The best tea, the best list of casli prizes. Enter for the Big Raven Tea competition. No entrance fee. Particulars in each packet of Raven Tea. Start collecting to-day.—Advt. When children are restless, give them Wade’s Worm Figs. Safe, 'sure and pleasant. ' All chemists and stores.— Advt.

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Hononga pūmau ki tēnei tūemi

https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HOG19280724.2.8.5

Bibliographic details
Ngā taipitopito pukapuka

Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1928, Page 1

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Tapeke kupu
892

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Hokitika Guardian, 24 July 1928, Page 1

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