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Otaki Mail, 23 April 1923, Page 1

r?sar»:rferj.?^a.»i3s 1 PRICES RIGHT? LOOK I .'/ELL, WE SHOULD SAY SO! T THESE! :;ds—--ike h. Navy, Saxo, Nigger 1i ■ I jli-incb 7/6 HOPSAOK TWE jjj Only i yards at 7/0 to ) {)} beautiful soft, flannel fin I .f?FOR SKIRTS OR FROCKSJIJ 4.0-iuui Multi-colour Chec 1 ill NOVELTY SKIRT LENGTHS m Only one of each kind, large 'COSTUME FLANNELS, 56ii) 12/6. Plain shades and aevj ':« and Stripes— 9/11, 7/6, 8/8 [Jj J, 15/6 lougtli, II) Checks and Stripes. 1&/0 to !> K/ M j USEFUL TWEEDS, 40in., 4/1 IGABARDENE, sUin., 13/6. S; i yard. In Lovat Mixtures. .\e, Putty, Nigger, Grey, Navy. |VELOUR CLOTHS. Good value; all shades. 56iu—12/6. A SPECIAL FUil THE LAST:— HEAVY TWEEDS for coats; plain dark Mixtures—B/11. You Can't Do I Buy at CLARKT ittcr in the City, and Save Money! CL \RK, Ltd., LEVitri B ST STORE MANAKAU. \ HAVING FORCED THE PRICE OF FLCUR DOW2T IS TRYING A NEW METHOD. Pollard, 2GOIL Wheal, eaek lots, 3 l-« f'ushel ... Men's .Strung Working Hoots, full and nailed kip pegged Girls' School Boots, li and 15 Tinned Milk Buckets, j: Milk .Strainers Knife Cleaners . Keruscuu Pumps AS A RILE IS A TIRESOME SUBJECT, BUT THE MICHELIN TYRE IS A SUBJECT OF SOME HISTORY. THE PRICE IS NOW LOWER THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN, AND THE SAME HIGH QUALITY M<D DURABILITY PREVAILS. 30 BY S 2 MICHELIN CORD, £V'PVNET Si ; OT CASH. OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY LOW. J, C. MILNES MOTOR GARAGE, L K V I N. MEAT. SEPARATORS. , OKI/!? THE BEST AKT> PBJMKBV i art Agent* ior tic beat U DAILY DELIVEBY. Bcj«&to>tt. J. FAIR* EY. THE yaittTKST OP 11EAT MAY ALWAYS BE SECLiiEXi AT tb</ Botiiutt us with titaii HOME CttEAil Gut tie btii result*. A. KNIGHTS (Stitidioi to Kolle ILiA.^ OTAKI DAIRY COMPANY, AAIaSTICJC