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Taranaki Daily News, 6 September 1919, Page 9

Last Week of Sale. Do Not Miss These Bargains. 3/11 >Boys' Serge Shorts, 2 to 10, were Wei [ck's Cotton Tweed forking Trousers, finish. Wvm yn 'Saddle, ;Fweed ' Trousers;- all wool. Men's Striped flannelette Pyjamas? ; reduced from 11/6. Children's Pyjama ' Combinations, striped Flannelette., * Boys' and Youths' 2piece pyjama Suits, vworth 8/6. 8 D - Boys' Tijbul&r ,Washinr Ties, worth 1/-. Best. forJboyV wear. 1/6 YD. Horrockses' 36in. Calico, A 1 quality, was 1/9. 1/6 YD- 36in. Madapolam, lovely cloth, was 1/11 yard. 1/3 YD. 36-inch Nainsook, fine make, reduced from 1/9. 1/11 YD. 35 r inch heavy Flannelette, English make, was 2/3. (2/3 Navy Drill Print, 33-, inch,_ great bargain, was 2/11 yard. 1/11 YD. Nurses' Cloth, 29 in., splendid wearing, was 2/3. 3/11 Silk Ankle Hose, assorted shades, reduced from 4/11. 16/6 White Silk Blouses, 10 momrae, reduced from 21/-; no old stock. 25/- Pale blue Crepe de chine Blouses, were 35/-. 27/6. White Crepe de chine Blouses, 10 momme, were 35/-. 21/- Cream Fuji Silk Blouses, reduced from , 25/6. 9/6 Ladies' Serge Skirts, fitting up to 28-inch * waist, worth 19/6. 21/- Smart Tweed Skirts, all sizes, were 35/-. 3/11 Ladies' Crepe Kimono Jackets, only a few left, were 5/11. New Plymouth, Eltham, Inglewood, Hawera, Stratford, Wanganui.

/ DOCOILL'S POLICY HAS ALWAYS BEEN TO SELL THE RIGHT QTJALL TT AT THE EIGHT PBICE. If you fail to get quality ycu simply throw away good money. 30/- Ladies' Tan Glace Court and Ankle-strap Shoes. Ladies' Black Glaee Ankle-strap Shoes. 22/6 Ladies' Laee Shoe, patent lea-' thcr finish; round rubbers free with all above lines. . 23/6 Eedueed from 30/-, Gents' Glace , Kid Boots. 26/6 Gents' Glace Kid Derby Boots, wonderful value. $6/6 Gents' Watertight Boots, plated and nailed, made for hard wear. Q4 SOLE AGENTS CROCKETT & JONES' CELEBRATE!! HEALTH BRAND FOOTWEAR—NEW A.YMOUTH DISTRICT DOCKRILL'S, Devon Street, [QE==aOE QUALITY SHOE HOUSE, TELEPHONE No. 4 3 3, New Plymouth *-^2^ J

T. I. LAMASON AUCTIONEER AND PRODUCE MERCHANT. BROADWAY .... STRATFORD FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! Direct from the Orchards to the • Sale Roomg. Best Quality Fruit at TOUR OWN PRICE. Farmers, remember you can purchase YOUR FERTILISERS AND GRASS SEEDS from T. I. LAMASON. Only the best varieties offering. POTATOES, PRODUCE, POULTRY. Agent for International Harvester Co., MeCoriuack and Deering, New Zealandia Milking Machines (used on Government Farms). Broadway' Stratford. THE P. A. C: (PEOPLE'S AUCTIONEERING CO.) Broadway Stratford. And THE CHEAPEST FRUIT MARKET NOW IN FULL SWING. FRUIT FRUIT FRUIT SALES SALES SALES TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Also Furniture, Effects, Produce, etc SEE US FIRST. BERT STURM, Auctioneer, P.O. Box 70, 'Phone 286.

Turf Calf ftfteal BUY IT AND TRY IT. NOTHING BETTER. ALGERIAN SEED OATS AND .ALL MANURES H. C. LUKE. INGLEWOOD. Those who specialize, master ■l For over thirty years we have specialised in the manufao- '' ture of Milk and Cream Cans. This long and varied experience and expert'knowledge combined with the equip. ' meat and organisation that we have built up, enables us. to ' giveyou the BEST. • •. i Our cans are sold throughout New Zealand under the Re* gistertd Brands "IDEAL" and "RV". If yoii have diffi- ' ' cutty ia obtaining supplies, write direct to— Alexander Harvey & Sons Ltd., . jMbert Street ~y Auckland.,