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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 24, 18 June 1914, Page 3

! JT is two years this week since we 1 started business, and we are going I to celebrate it witli a record-breaking Sale.—Arch. Rawles, Draper and Cloth- ; ier, Stratford. i are commencing our end of season Sale a little earlier on this account, and it starts on SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1914—Arch Rawles, Draper ! and Clothier. j TDOYS' "Varsity Suits, made of strong tweed, sale price 4/11; were 7/6, !8/6, 0/6, 10/6j College jCnickcrs and 1 Shirts, all reduced.—Arch. Rawles' Sale. RAWLES' SALE—Ladies' longsleeved all-wool undcrvests, 1/3; fancy, vets for evening wear, I*9; extra j good wool vestß 3/3, 3/6, now 2/6. TS/E are reducing everything we have in stock: Household goods, men's ladies' and children's wear. Get in early. End of Season Sale.—Arch. Rawles, Draper. JOYS' lined tweed overcoats 9/6, 10/6, I 11/6, 14/6, 18/6; odd knickers, sadI dle-tweed, from 4/6; men's shirts, from '2/3; sou'-westers, 1/11— Arch Rawles' I Sale. T ADIES' COATS—Everyone knows we [ have the smartest coats of the seaj son. Those that are left we are prepared to sacrifice. Prices from 0/11,21/-, ! 27/6 up.—Arel. Rawles' Sale. T ADIES' BELTS, suede and leatter, Id, ' 3d, fid, Is; worth 1/11. Hundred to I choose from. See these. Good veiling, 'navy, brown, purple and saxc, 4d yard. 1 —Arch. Rawles' Sale. MEN'S Undcrvests 6d, 9d, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9, ,1/11 up; underpants from 1/9; [ all-wool sox, three pairs for 2/6; cashmere box, lid; strong working shirts, 3/3, 3/6, 4/3; all-wool shirts, 6/11 Arch. Rawles* Sale. i 'S' woven all-wool undervests, Eng- ' lish' samples, now HALF-PRICE; shirts, 2/11; golf hose, knicker ho.-,. reduced—Arch. Rawles' Sale. E ON SATURDAY—Larg6 double--0 bed white quilts, 6/11 big bargains in traycloths, runners, etc.; colored table covers, 4s in £ discount—Arch. Rawles. .

ARCH. RAWLES' SALE SATURDAY —Flannelette knickers 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 up; chemises, Ji/6, 1/11, 2/3; nightdresses, lovely value, 3/6, 3/11 up. N'S woven corns. 1/6, infants' gowns 1/9, woollen hoods and caps 1/-, gloves 6d, .bootees 6d, gaiters, robes, polkas, petticoats, shawls, all reduced at Arch. Rawlcs' Sale. /CHILDREN'S knitted wool coats, 17/6 and 15/0, now 12/6 and 11/6; cream coats 15/0, now 8/11; teddy bear coats, 9/11.—Arch. Rawlcs' Sale. »LOUSES 1/11, 2/11, 3/11, 4/11, were J - 5 ' 6/6 to- 12/0; neckwear, 6d and 9d; cloves, Od pair; children's navy knitted gWs, Cd pair.-Arch. Rawles' Sale, Saturday. ON SATURDAY Arch. Rawles' Hats are being thrown away regardless of cost. A good chamce to secure smart winter millinery tit less than half price.

ARCH. RAWLES' SALE lor knitted A coats, navy, grey and cream, sale brown arid navy, very good quality, 18/11, were 27/6; long heavy knitted allwool coats, 35/-, CATUTCDAY, 20th—Ladies' tweed eos- ° tunics 9/11, 19/6, 29/0, were 35/-, 47/0, 59/8, great value; maids' navy serge skirts, 10/0, 12/6 tip, now 0/11; girls' tweed coats, great wearers, 10/0, 11/6, 13/0, 15/6, sale price 7/6, 8/0, 9/11. This season's coats—Arch. Rawles' Sale.

AT THE HAYMARKET, STRATFORD. SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1014. NEWTO*F~KIW WILL sell at ais yawls as alfovc— PIGS, CALVEsTnORSES, POULTRY, SUNDRIES, Etc.— ' •25 wcancrs 10 stores 2 s.i ploughs 1 slag sower • 1 milk cart 2 milk waggons . 10 sheets Oft iron, in gooil order 2 trucks timber, fencing posts, and sundries Sale at 12 noon.

People from neighboring towns are rushing the big bargains atC %, JAMES'S Great Annual Stock Reduction Shelf. Emptying Sale

I@MBOOLJNE naftkwajrf Keeps the skin active aai healthy. Freckles, spots, «■# pimples quickly remtved. i/O Clteagteta.

J-JALLIWELL & rpnOMSOX. BARRISTERS AXD SOLICITORS, STRATFORD. OFFICE: Otago Chambers, Fenton St. IIOXEY TO LEND at lowest current Rates.