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Levin Daily Chronicle, 29 January 1918, Page 2

Showroom ; Summer Clearance J COMMENCES FRIDAY, JAN. 25, 1918. ' 1 " lfclrlWf - - -■- - ' -r:i 'JHE Ladies of Levin and Surrounding Districts love I Bargains and in Our Showroom Clearance they will get all the Bargains they are looking for. Ladies' Costumes, Summer Frocks, Blouses, Millinery Models, Shapes and Keady-to-wears, Infants' Hats and Bonnets etc., are all reduced and remember they weie Bargains before we reduced prices. They are Better Bargains now At Sale Prices. G Only Ladies' Imported Costumes in Sliadei, weie 105s to Pries, 79/6 8 Only Ladies' Cloth Costumes in Navy, Green and Fawn, were 126s to 168s Sale Price > G Only Assorted Tweed Costumes, usually 75s to 105s 59/6 I 2 Only Gabardine Costumes, usually 84s F ale Price, 55/* 5 Only Ladies' Yoile Frocks, usually S4s Wftw t 7 Only Assorted Voile and Muslin Frocks, usually 32s Gd to d'-s, p r ice ' 5 2 Only Embroidered Voile Frocks, usually 75s ®to 34'/. 6 Assam Silk Costumes, superior quality, usually 115s '*** 3 ' 3 Only Tropical .Wtt* Co 9 t„,„e s , were 75, 5 White Pique Costumes, cheap at 55s 9 Only Assorted One-piece Frocks, usually 19s Gd to 22s Gd - ow Ladies' Spotted Yoile Blouses, usually Gs Gd to is Gd "q//Ladies' Figiired Cotton Blouses usually 5s lid " e I Ladies' Striped Cotton Blouses, were 8s Gd 0 Assorted Lot'of White nd Floral Yoile Blouses, lis Gd t6 14s Gd IISW 18 Only Ladies' Imported Model Hats, 35s to 42s Now 14/12 eac - 26 Only Ladies' Trimmed Hat s, the latest, 22s 6d to 29s Gd Nov* 12/6 30 Ileady-to-Wear Hats, newest styles, were 15s Gd to 21s F'lov/ 9'i 1 40 Assorted Shapes in all colours, were Gs Gd to 8s Gd ' ow o/i 1 25 Sijperior Slnnv Shapes, usually 7s Gd to 12s Gd Now 5/ 11 36 Infants' Hats, must be sold, all one price , Wow 1 - eacn 48 Infants' Embroidered Bonn ets, were 2s lid Now l/l i es>.ch Not again will yon be able to buy at these Trices' during the War. The difficulty of securing stocks, even at enchanced Prices, and the scarcity or shipping I space, should prompt every purse wise woman to act j promptly on the opening day, FRIDAY, JAN. 25, lultf. | IV CLARK'S v! Saie Now -On! i

p»"«!ssKsestsiGaHHßHaaMHa H ■ jj „ A MOTHER I | EEXONA g .[] TRIUMPH-. | 'i — ■ «j i " Your Rcaona Ointment h&a been 0 !".i of trr ..it service io mo by way of S !'? coring i»y son of a dangerous broken £3 i.: bruise on th<» forehead," writes Mrs. ■ f,' J- Mi.nson, 150 Dundiss Street, Dun- a p tdiii, New Zealand. "Wo used many . oii.lmojiis with very unsatisfactory ■ [" "rosiilts. ■ and the wound began to B 0 »"s»uro» » roost dangerous and pois- f {i om.tis lp; ...irance. Reading your | ( . Koxoiia Ointment advertisement, we | p I'iirrfuwsod a tin, and tho result was a , ' iiiimedii-.to change for the better. ;■ 1' nrn tho first application the appear- j "f ' i " ie /i ' l changed to a more J 4. lin.iltliy nuu.l The inflammation I aisd <ui£r> ap)«iirance vanished. It | rj Ho.toricil jijuf oijulcd the surrounding I f- I""'!*, nnd tho wound started to heal, ( - ttJiil by continuing tho Rexona Oint- ■ '09 directed, in a very short time 3 ■J th-.> m iniii permanently healed. Con- i si.lciirig tl,o state of tho wound, and | < • i!n.- m.iny remedies we had tried, it 0 * ;»vves the healing virtues of your 9 j : i10x0r,.4 Ointment are wonderful in- $ * lh ' jd " I f- Kasona, tho Rapid Healing Oint- jg L. is n remarkably effective re- J| £' fcr ail affections of the akin, also j i> r U 'iintit;, burns, sores, and those ■ ... ' ' ii;ri,s which are constantly call- § " t ii y f..r t-uo uso of a roliable remedy. 8 I'rice, 1/6 and 3/-. j

Win. STOREY, Sash & Door Factory. iSeddon Street, WEBATtOAA Large Stock of Doors and Sashes always on hand. All kinds of Joinery made at the shortest notice. Write v for quotations, or ring up 'phone 46. Keep Cool and Comfortable. TN OUR Quality Footwear you can enjoy your Tennis, Bowl", or Croquet in the hottest weather without tiring. Don't -,ppoil your game. Come and see our Sports Shoes. V Our Expert Repairers v :: Make Old Boots look like New :: :: F. W. PINK, :: LEVIN'S PREMIER BOOTMAKER.