ST2ATFORD. jQ;ND OF SEASON —P,\ ivies and llawles' tfale suria iriuay, February 28th. We are making very sweeping reductions of Summer goods. d.w. IiJALIi PKICE5 —While unierskirts, strong calico, trimmed wide torchon lace, clean good 3. A marvel at 3/ii. Kawles and fiawlea. d-vr. cream woven Summer Corns, 3/li, .1/11. Long cotton vests, very strong, 1/8. iLw. jjJALE PRlCKS—Children's white pique, good quality, embroidery insertion; to clear at 4/11- —Rawles and Kawles. d w. (QKLY a lew of our famous blue J)eiuui Trousers left; same old price, 3/11, 4/11, o/li. Get thcae,Kawles and Kawles. d.w. jiJALE PRICES.—-Girls' Panama Hats for 1/11; Children's Straw Hats, trimmed navy and white, bands, 1/D, 3s lid.—Rawlca and Kawles. d.w. you want a Suit? See ourlk'llet lines, 40/0, o'2/(i, next Friday and Saturday.—Rawles qj-.d Kawles. d.w. QALI£ Prices—Ladies' Pique Hats 2/11, Silk Hats 4/11, Tussore Silk Hate 3/11; all clear and fresh goods. Rawles and ILu'-vles. dw w j: -: have ' bundles of Moil's Working fviirts, 3/11 and 4/11. See our door next Friday and Saturday. Rawles and Rawlra, d.w. (jjPECIAL SALE LlNE—Girls' Coat Frocks; in good quality Riverina Cloth, SOin. to 4oin; grey, saxe, pink, cream, mole, brown, etc.; 3/U to clear. Splendid for school or picnic wear.— Rawii's and Rawles. d.w.
our windows for 9ale bargains— Costumes, Skirts, trimmed model 1), Neckwear, Sports Coatß, etc., Friday and Saturday.—Rawles and Rawles. d.w. A. Snip—a few only: Ladie* longcloth Combinations, trimmed "00(1 embroidery, soiled, 2/11. 3/11, 4/11. These can't be made for double the price.—Rawles and Rawles. d.w. Calico Chemises, 2/3, 2/11; Knickers of Horroeloes' longcloth, 3/0, other lines 2/11, a/11, 4/6. —Rawles and .Rawles. d.w CjCHOOL Girls' Bloomers—Woven, in natural and grey, 1/6; cotton vests, 1/3; small size girls' stay bands, I/O. —Ka'vles and Rawles. dw. f-TOSIPRY. —A cheap line for home wear, strong stockings, 1/C pair; Camisole embroidery, wide, lOd yard.— Rawles and Rawles. d.w. jQOM'T miss Rawles and Rawles' Sale starting Friday, February 28t'i. Hundreds of 'bargains.—Rawles and Rawles. d.w. JgNliS of Cotton Dress Stuffs, thrown out each day. Watch the door.— Rf.wles and Rawles- d.w. TyjEN'S Cotton Singlets, 2/3, 2/G, 2/U; men's cotton underpants, 2/3, 2/0, 2/11 —before war prices. Rawles ani Rawles. * d.w. TTEAVY knitted Singlets and Underpants. 3/11 each. Good wearers for the coming winter.—Rawles and Rawles. d.w. T ADIES' Raincoats.—We have some J big bargains to offer in smart coats, new shapes, lfr/11, 20/0, 37/6. —• .Rawles and Rawles d.w. MOW is the time to brighten up the homestead. Everything in White Lead, Oils and Mixed Paints in stock at Gluts. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway.
JJO need to have a big fire going on ironing days if you use an Imperial Self-heating Flat. Iron. Call and see them at Chas. Martin and Co., Ltd., Broadway. Y" OUR work is done in half the time these dusty days if you use a 8.8. Dustless Mop or Duster Mops from 4s Gd upwards at Chas. Martin and Co.'s, Ltd., Broadway. J£EEP your food fresh and free from flies during the hot weather by keeping it in a Collapsible Meat Safe, on sale at Chas. Martin and Co.'s, Ltd., Broadway. WK have juat landed a large stock of Brushware; anything you want in the way of brushes you can find at Chas. Martin arid Co., Ltd., Broadway. 'Jj2 /({ FOR Ladies' Summer Costumes, usually up to 65/-. —Walters' Big Bargain Sale. 4/11 Heady-to-wears; 4/G for Panamas at Walters' Big Bargain Sale. 9/H YAH,) for All-over Lace; Gupuire Insertions, I/O dozen yards; linen insertions, 1/11 dozen yards. —Walters' Sale. OA-INCH VVhite Sheeting, 4/11; 72-ioch Sheeting, 4/3. —Walters' Big Bargain Sale. VJ ONLY Girls' Silk Trimmed Hats; usually 11/0 to 12/0. —Walters' Big Sale; price C/ti. j ONLY Cream Gaberdine Ooai-I'rock; sbe W; was 70/tJ; Walters' Big Bargain Sale price 47/(5, D ON ' T .shop anywhere till you have seen Walters' Big Bargains. REM INDKR that j73r7Tti¥ter, Photographer, is prepared to undertake illustrated arid illuminated addresses at. shortest notice. t TpNLARGEfi Photographs beautify home. Visit J. McAllister's Studio, Broadway North, and note the result. The man for the work. e.n. Groups and Parties will find their requirements met ill every detail at J. McAllister's Studio, Broadway North. e.n. JT costs nothing to inspect our work. Visit the Studio, Broadway North, and also see exhibits at Railway Station. —J. McAllister. e.n. J Photographer, gives * his personal supervision to every photograph taken by his camera. You get the best when you visit his studio.
F. EDWARDS, NOTIFIES THAT HE WILL SHORTLY BR MOVING TO MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN THE MUNICIPAL gUILMNOB, gTRATFORD. Motor Cyclists enquire at any garag® or cycle shop as to sizes and prices of the "CLINCHER DREADNOUGHT'' IjCOSQR {GV6UB TORS. i|
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Taranaki Daily News, 28 February 1919, Page 3
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