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Taranaki Daily News, 18 July 1921, Page 4

Tristram an 4 Co., Land# Eltham, are advertising a straight lease. Land buyers will do well to read

Opportunities for buying a really good hat at such a price as 7/6 are rare, and this accounts for the extraordinary run on gents’ tweed hats now being expert* evoed by Messrs. Howell and HowellJ they having announced that their entira stock of this class of hat is to be quit-* ted at 7/8 per hat. This is an opportunity) you -should not miss, as these goods arej specially serviceable for wintry dayai and nights. Don’t forget these tweecf hats at 7/6 each at Howell’s. The Melboumes sale has only a fewg days to run, finally closing on Saturday j inst. As latest advices from Hom 4 indicate' a hardening in prices of all dra-4 pery goods, buyers should take full acM vantage of the many bargains which tnd sale affords. “Fairy Wonder” Dry Soap is verily marvel in the laundry. It loosens *thd dirt and cleanses thoroughly withotiU rubbing or the use of extra soap. When soaked with the clothes overnight itj practically does the washing by itselfj “Fairy” xs such a labor saver that thq modem housewife considers it a calami ity to be without it. Soft goods sales are now the order the day, and are eagerly sought after bw the thrifty. The New Zealand Clothind J Factory announce their annual Winter Sale, to commence on Monday next, thd 18th inst., and to continue for thred weeks. Every article in their hug<s stocks has been genuinely Men’s overcoats, raincoats, and tailorcut suits have been reduced 4s in thd pound. Drastic reductions have al»q been made on all stocks in the merceryj hat ond boot departments.—New Zea* land Clothing