YOU Mi Don't growl at him. Rig him out in one of these Washing Suits. Cheap at the usual price. They're cheaper still now. Hard-wearing, tear-resisting ■ Drill Suits, down to C/ 11, reduced from away up. Repp, also Boy-proof, now at 9/6, usually 12/6. Make Boy happy on the Beach. He can only be (li.it when not afraid of spoiling his clothes. He can't spoil these, or tli» Washing Hats, also at cut prises.
Egmont Ciottiing Co STRATFORD.
"OOYS" ;i)id Girls' Shoes, strong wearing, from 4/0 pair.—T. Young, Broadv.ay North, Stratford. (~)UK expenses are Small, our profits arc Small, so our prices are Small. —T. Young, Boot and Shoe Shop, Broadway North. TJOOTS to Order. Hand-sewn, pegged or riveted. Hand-sewn a speciality. —T. Young. "OOYS' sehool boots, ladies' boots, girls' boots. All styles and sizes at T. Young's, Broadway North. (COLONIAL Flannels in ll)d yd.; Army Yin Morey's great season sale! WHITE and Colored Linen Costumes at 4/11. originally 49/G.—Morey's Halfyearly Sale, Stratford. pEMNANTS.—Further reduced. Not ■many noV, but they're snips. Morcv's Half-yearly Bargain Sale,
T)OUBLE-'WJDTH Striped Voiles, at, Gd; usual price. 1/(1; double-width plain voiles at Od—Moray's Half-yearly Sale, Stratford. ►AWLES' record-breaking sumiuer-end " sale—the linn's first—is now oil. Intensely interesting umlerpricings. ■ Areli. Rawles, Draper &. Clothier, Stratford. 'TLE prices make our business bigger. Blouse bargains that boom us. Blouses from 1/11 up. Arch. Rawles' T>LOUSES! Blouses! Every imaginable sort except poor ones. Morning blouses, neat patterns, from r/11. Arch. Kawlcs, Draper, Stratford. 9/11 ■*- ■ blouses. Half what should be charged. Some 18/6 blouses at 10/6. Beauties, too.—Arch. Rawles, Stratfni-d. • n'REAM delaine Mouses, 4/6 to 11/0; J silk blouses, of the high grade, 9/0 up; usually IG/G to 25/G.—Arch. Rawles. Stratford. QUEER little prices in men's and boys' clothing and mercery. Every line at keejj-busv prices. Vests and underpants from' 2/3.—Arch. Rawles, Strutford. rpOWELS at tumbled-down priced •*■ Strong, unbleached, from 1/-; -H. inches long." Lovely white ones, saim price. These will soon go. Arch Rawles, Draper, Stratford. pURTAINS. Clever designs and unJ questioned quality, from 55 pence to 35 shilling's. . Top grades well represented. Saving prices.—Arch. Rawles, Stratford.
THE CLOTHIER D. Clegg, liiglewood, lias the biggest stock and biggest variety of men's clothing and mercery in the district. D. Clegg, Inglewood, sells cheaper than anyone else, too. D. Clegg would like YOU to call in and see that this is quite CLOTHIER & MEN'S OUTFITTER, INGLEWOOD PIANO BARGAINS.—£I2 buys a tip top Second-hand Piano in splcndio. .order, or terras, 10s deposit and 8?> monthly; also good English Piano. £l\ i — 7B Gd monthly.—Apply sharp, Collier's.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 235, 22 February 1913, Page 3
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