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Taranaki Daily News, 1 March 1922, Page 6

SENSATIONAL FINAL PRICES! LAST 5 DAYS of MCGRUER’S SALE SPECIALS 1/-. 3yds Embroidery • 1/- 36in. Striped Flannelette ... 1/4 Handkerchiefs - for 1/- Riverina Cloth, Navy __ 1/6 dozen Domes for 1/- Spot and Floral Print .... .. 1/8 Cards Safety Pins 1/- Check Zephyr 1/Serviettes 1/- each 40in. Material, Sky & Green, 1/Unb leached Roller Towelling 1/- 40in. Ninon l/_ yard Calico 1/- 40in. Navy Print with spot . . 1/Kiddies’ Vesta 1/-; Bibs 1/SPECIALS 2/6. Silk Hose, brown mole and grey, 30in. Pure Linen Tea Towelling, 2/6 pair. 2/6. syds Longvloth, embroidered, for Black Lisle Hose for 2/6 2/6. Laces 2/6 dozen 3yds White Flannelette for 2/6 3 Skeins Wool for 2/6 Emb. and Drawn Thread Supper 40in. Black Serge -. for 2/6 yard Cloths, 2/6 4 Embroidered. Handkerchiefs - 2yds 40in. Cream Wincey for 2/6 for 2/6 Traced Camisoles for 2/6 Kiddies’ Bloomers .... 2/6 pair Wool Matinee Coats 2/6 Girls’ Voile Dresses 2/6 Ladies’ Long Cotton Vests .. 2/6 1 only White Drill Skirt . . 2/6 Remnants ....—.w for 2/6 Blue Sports Coat 2/6 SPECIALS 5/-. Model Hats, straw, etc., in Win- Ladies’ Bathing Costumes .. 5/dow 5/- each Knickers and Camisoles, 5/- each 3 parrs White Hose .... for 5/- 3 Girls’ Zephyr Dresses .... 5/4 Kiddies' Muslin Frocks ... 5/_ Fleecy Dressing Jackets .... 5/6 Print Underskirts 5/- 2 Pairs Silk Ankle Hose for 5/_ Romper Dresses for Children, 5/- Remnants for 5/SPECIALS 10/-. 4)yds White Voile for 10/- Girls’ Raincoats 10/2 ndm SHk Hose .... 10/- Crepe de Chene and Cotton GeorgLadtef Cheek and Plain Frocks ette Blouses 10/10/- svds 54in. Sheeting .... for 10/. SPECIALS 17/6. White Voile Dresses 17/6 Skirts, Sponge Cloth .... 17/6 Ladies' Raincoats 17/6 Ratines and Gaberdines .... 17/6 Coloured Voile Dresses .... 17/6 Space will not allow us to quote all the Special Lines we have, but all oddments must be cleared and prices are less than half in nearly •very line. LAST 5 DAYS OF McGRUER’S SALE.

AT AMBURY’S BETWEEN SEASONS NOVELTIES IN APPAREL READY TO SLIP ON GENERAL DRAPERY. NAPER/, AND FURNISHING REQUISITES. UNDERCLOTHING, HOSIERY AND GLOVES. DRESSES, SILKS, BLACK & COLORED VELVETEEN. ALT, AT PRICES BELOW TO-DAY'S MARKET VALUE FOR CASH. ' AT W. & A. Ambury Ltd.

A Paying Investment, Don’t buy the cheap kind of Furniture that cracks up H before it is paid for. Working off “a dead horse” is g the r ost heartbreaking thing f JnTOk in the world to a thrifty S j* housewife. B Ssh FURNITURE THAT LASTS g * lifetime is our specialty. (a OA 'WIWi i Jjr tHrST Call and see how it is done, ® in Swql Note the splendid timber g used, the first quality uphol- g stery, variety in designs and £ SJ—expert workmanship. Let g your new furniture prove a < paying proposition—the best g at the lowest possible cost. 8 v S WE CAN HELP YOU. £ i MARTIN S’ Co., The Furnishers | (Next Hoffman’s) Devon St. Central, NEW PLYMOUTH g

Special Bargains For a Few Days Only. DUR COMPLETE STOCK OF CHILDREN S WASHING SUITS WILL BE SOLD FOR HALF PRICE COME EARLY FOR THIS SPECIAL! Howell & Howell, THE MEN’S WEAR STORE. DEVON ST. CENTRAL NEW PLYMOUTH.

r RE-TREADING TYRES DON’T WORRY. Pome 4 See Un. Satisfaction guaranteed. !V T E have the plant to deal with all sv * re-treading work. gpHE rpUBE A rpYRE (H. E. Booker, Vulcaniser.) STAINTON A CO.’S GARAGE DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. F. BOND . TIMBER MERCHANT, INGLEWOOD. MEMBER, Joinery. Hardware and all t Building requirements stocked. gJjHaa* and estimates of work in town lO, P.O. Bex 44