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miscellaneous DRESSMAKING. Frocks made from 7/d: not mornings. 22 Allan tt. / iHEESE: Good tasty Cheese 6d lb. " Margarine lOd. Smith and Son. 47 Nile-st. npEA: Our Famous Hill Top Tea, very -■ economical Only 3/10 lb. Smith and Son. COME and get it that Cardigan lor chilly nights. Glasson’s have them to match any frock. Priced from 10/6 to 39/6. WALK with ease in the Summer Breeze. Spring Frocks now on show at Gla c ;.son's. Priced from 49/6. Glassons Ltd BE slick in slacks when you relax. These are available in two shades of Blue. Sizes S.S.W., S.W. and W. Priced at 29/6. Glassons Ltd. SPRING is in the air. Brighten the season in a new Spring Suit. Numerous colours and styles to choose from. Priced from 79. 6. Glassons Ltd. STRIPES are so becoming and smart. For only 49, 6 we have the brightest and best range of Frocks you could wish for. Glassons Ltd. MAYBE you are thinking of getting Dad some Sox for Sunday If so, call and inspect Glasson’s range of Plain and Fancy Sox. Colours to suit both young and old. Priced from 3/64/11. Glassons Ltd. IVE Dad a Gift that is coupon-free. * We would suggest a smart Tic*. These arc priced to suit everyone, 2/11 to 5 11. Glassons Ltd. DAD would be delighted with a new Hat next Sunday. Why not give him one from the lamily; and remember, they are coupon-free. Priced from 12/6 to 32/-. Glassons Ltd. LEATHER'S Day next Sunday, so give him a useful present. Nothing would please Dad better than a PointSetter Shirt from Glasson's. Priced from 12 6to 18/6 Glassons Ltd IF Dad is in Camp, get him some Khaki Handkerchiefs; he would be sure to appreciate these very much. 1 3 to 1/9. Glassons Ltd. LEATHER'S Day 6th Sept. Neglige and Coat-Shirts 14 6, Ties 3 6. 4 6. Plain and Fancy Sox from 3/3. 3/11.— McKay’s. REMEMBER Father! Handkerchiefs 1 1 6, Dressing Gowns 65/- to 115 Slip-ons from 13 6. Scarves 5 11. /COUPON Free lor Father’s Day. Snappy Felts 11/6, 22/6, 25'-, Ties 3 6, 4 6, Suspenders 2.6, Hair Oils 1/6. 2-. McKay’s. __ \\TE buy good used furniture for spot ▼ * cash. Lipscombe, Bridge-rt. BAKING Fruit: Very best mixture, with genuine Cherries. 1 6 lb. Smith and Son. Nile-st. 171GGS: Guaranteed new-laid in lots f or preserving, l 9 doz. Smith and Son, Nile-st. SY'RUP 8d and Cocoa 1 ’6 lb. j Smith and Son. 2- tin. Best loose Budgie Seed 7d lb.

LOYAL HOWARD LODGL Quarter night of Loyal Howard Lodge opened with M.N.G. Bro. C. Reynish in the chair. An application from Bro. Shallcra<s for transfer to Otahuhu. Auckland district, was granted. An invitation to at ! tend the next meeting of the Loyal Nelson Lodge was accepted. P.G. Bro. W. Anderson reported that he had received a letter from P.G. Bro. Cross overseas, who was safe and well. The district sick visitor L.M. Bro. G. Housiaux reported that Bro. Cox. of Loyal Motueka Lodge, was a patient in I the Public Hospital, j Thanks were expressed to Mrs W. Anderson and P.G. Bro. W. Anderson for the gift of mourning regalia. The M.N.G. welcomed to the lodge P.G. Bro. R. Twort who recently returned from overseas and was now on special leave. He was congratulated on his en gagement to Sister B. Banks, now in Wellington. On lodge closing, supper was served and indoor bowls were, played.