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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 30 July 1919, Page 4

.Stylish Felt Hats Reduced By Half To-Day At Stiles & Matheson's vßig Winter Sale. Felt Hats arc being largely worn now, but they are usually highpriced, so the special offer at Stiles and Matheson's Sale affords a pleudid opportunity for Levin and Otaki ladies to obtain the best of relt-Hats at "remarkably low prices. They come in all the latest apes, styles and- colourings, and aro decorated with unique and Felt Hats at i shapes, styles : fashionable ba ■■y V- f ~.;. ,•'/ \. fc Note These Values * A —^ Ready-to-Wear Felt Hats,. newest styles, . Usual Prices, 22/6 to 24/6. { Mark Weil Our Sale Price, j !2s 6d each, j " This is a Genuine Reduction. •, V » In fact every article of our 0 ® 0 stock is Genuinely Reduced /'[/ / "N During Sale. ' /_ \[ J /^~~\ No Discount. Postage Paid on all Cash Orders.jj ▼T\d:i^»KH LTD., THE. BIG VALUE MAIL ORDER HOUSE," LEVIN. ..jLLmmtsmtm

'. / r ] W* A lip-top quality felt in a very Sfriarl style — English make.' Can be had with cut or turned edge, just ai illustrated, and in shades of black, grey, drab, brown, fawn and stone. All sizes (% to 7&. EXCELLENT VALUE. h FOR ONE Corner Cuba and Manners Streets, WELLINGTON. WELLINGTON'S BUSIEST COMIER.

:.: a W j! fto their Patiei lUKSE C XT''. SERINE KORTINC f I7<j Davis :v: .i. BruDtwjck. Vic, CLEMENTS TONIC LTD. " i an: vniing n!»oat the ■*oan( i>i s cod CLEMENTS ifOSIC L". Jo;ie ray daughter, lu .{,.:■,■:.'.; y last year, sht' was oparated upon for Bppe&'diclUs. She was eight Hireks in the hospital, and Le.i.e ver> weak and if!? sfsMTE. I save her several butnca of Clements Tonic. It strengthened her nerve;. ska &'as as well as I * codd wish long. Foortecn years ago J first used thb.iaediiiac es a Kiirse ane have tecoraaieiided jj iioii's oui*o£ EStoljer. Ihave seen people restored io health and strength, arid bless the day they i:eard ci it. It sever laueel to .do good, r CATHERINE SORTING." jnlcr rapidly. ES SELL IT. The. songs my. mother taught to ine I learned vtYdc lurched upon her knee; And though th«y%<? but simple rhymes, I croon them ion-i'j.stiU at. times. 'Tis then I realise awl Jcaow The debt of love to her I owe; And how v«ll justified and Bare Her faith in Woods' Great Peppermint