GPECIAL Sale Bargains.—There arc dozens of attractive lines at Rawles and Hawles' «ale". QNE only—Maids' Cos juuifl, all wooi, navy serge, 2H/6. Hawles and Rawles' sale. 'FECIAL striped silk Blouses, lfi/li each;- crepe de chine, 25/- and 27s Cd; georgette, 25/-. Rawles and Rawles' pale. YJ«£ very smart Kaiapoi Costume, just • in, new shade dull green; £8 15s for £7 7s. Rawles and Rawles' sale. WO only, best garb Costumes, silklined, £ll IDs 6d for 9 guineas. Rawles and Hawles' sale. JjH'ENING Dresses.—A splendid chance to secure a beautiful Gown at les3 than cost price. Rawles and Rawles' eale.' Afc'FETA Skirts, 69/6; Satin Underskirts, S/11. Hawles and Hawles' sale. Gll/K NET.—For evening wear, 5/6 yard, now 3/11; all shades cotton net, 3/6 double width. Hawles and Rawles' sale. TfOR Coming Season secure some o'f * our Voiles at 1/11, 2/6, 2/11. They are cheap. Rawles and Rawles' sale. VAVY and Black Serge,- 42-inch, 3/11. Get these. Rawles and Rawles' thest, nigger, etc., 1,„, *,,„, ~,±x, 3/6. Rawles and Rawles' sale. MEN'S all wool N.Z. heavy knit singlets, 6/9. Rawles and Rawles' sale. CPECIAL discounts on Raincoats, ' Tweed Coats, Furs and Fur Coats. Rawles and Rawles' sale. jtTILLJNERY.—We are slaughtering our Hats before stocktaking, Prices: 1/11, 2/11, 8/11,15/0,19/6. Rawles and Rawles' sale. [EAVER Hats 25/9, were 45/-; Velours 29/6, black and colors. Rawles and Rawles' sale. VX7INGEY and Flannelette Petticoats " 3/11, 4/11, 6/11. Rawles and Rawles' sale. PLENDID line ladies' Gaiters, 2/11 *** pair. Rawles and Rawles' sale. WAVY, fawn, brown, mole Gaiters, for ladies', wear. Good goods, 2/11 pair. Rawle3 and Rawles' sale. JOS. W. BOON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. REGAN STREET. STRATFORD. Estimates given for all descriptions of building work, in town or country. Dairy factory work a speciality. Telephone 101. W. H. J Ami* BIT jAR AND CONTRACTOR, OPUNAIIE. fpSTIMA'j. given ior a.H descriptions of buiidiijg work in town ov country. Dairy Factor • work e, specialty.
EXIT THE CHILBLAIN. Whether they jre on the hands or feet,' there is now no need to suffer all the winter from these afflictions Try this reasonable way to s;et rul of thrai, and smile to see them vanish. Soak the afflicted part well in warm water, with ltoi-ona Soap, and then, when the iiores are ready to receive it, anoint gently with Bacona Ointment, tho Rapid Healer. You can feel it cool and soothe the- heated part, penetrating the underlying tissues, relieving the itching, and getting right through to tho hard core. Keep tho Rexona on all night, covered with cotlon gloves (or socks, as the case may tie), and yen will experience a real night's reat. Continue to use Iteiona Medicated Soap and Kexona Ointment till the is clear and healthy again. Re suro it won't be long, ltexona, the linpid Healer, Is 6d and 3s. Obtainable everywhere.
Sprinkling about ten drops of Nazol on the chest of the pyjama jacket at night—or on the singlet in the morning —is a good way to get the benefit of Nazol inhalation—just try it.
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Taranaki Daily News, 24 July 1920, Page 6
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