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Taranaki Daily News, 21 July 1922, Page 6

All wool Jumpers & Sports Coats . Reduced GREY, EMERALD, VIEUX I / / from ROSE, SAXE, PUTTY, * J V 59/6 . BLACK.

STRATFORD. HATS claim to give best value in MenM Hats and carry a full stock. Just landed a large shipment of latest stylet, Felts, from 8/6 to 14/6. Fur, from 15/5 to 37/6. Velours, very special, 47/6. A. H. HILLOCK MEN’S WEAR SPECIALIST, THE KASH STRATFORD

STRATFORD. Q/ m IN £ Discount off all Blankets ' and Eiderdown Quilts.—Walters, Ltd., Sale. Q/Il PAIR for Good Quality Cashmere • Ladies’ Stockings, ribbed, in grey or black; usually 5/11. — Walters. Ltd. Sale. 1 /Q YARD for .Colored Crepes, l/ll yard 36-inch Forfar, 2/6 yard for Striped Pillow Ticking, 1/9 yard Striped Flannelettes (yard wide). —Walters’ Sale. ~. VX/OOLLEN Wearables, in Frocks; Jumpers, Coats for ladies and children have been enormously reduced at Walters, Ltd., Sale. 20 TO 39/6 for Ladies’ Costumes, ' 25/- to 79/6 for Ladies’ Smart Coats.—-At Walters, Ltd. Sale. <4-/1 1 FOR Tweed Hats, Great Win- ' ter Hats for men or women. Rainproof Hats for ladies 4/6. —Walters, Ltd., Sale. 0/0 FOR Ladies’ Vests, 4/11 for O.S. Fleecy Bloomers, Ladies’ Flannelette Knickers 5/11. Children’s Fleecy Bloomers 2/2, 2/4, 2/6. —Walters, Ltd., Sale. 2/11 FOR Ladies ’ AU WoQI Ribbed ™ JL Spencers short sleeves. —At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale. Usual price 5/6. /O YARD for Striped Flannelette, dark colors, suitable for children’s wear. Usual price 1/11. —At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale. ' K /Q FOR Children’s Cream, fine All Wool Bloomers. Very scarce line; only few left; were 7/11 pair.—At Lewers’ lEnd-of-Season Sale. 1/11 PAIR for z Heavy, All Wool, Black, Knitted Stockings, were 4/C pair, for school girls. —At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale.• I /I 1 FOR Grey, All Wool, Knitted ' Stockings; were 3/11 pair; all sizes.—At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. 1/l 1 EACH for full size strong Calico Pillow Slips, 18 x 27. At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. Were 2/11 pair. J /ft PAIR for All Wool Tan Sox for A v children; were 3/6* pair.—At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. 1 / Q PAIR for men’s All Wool Grey ° Knitted Sox; were 2/6 pair; ail sizes, ribbed or plain.—Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale. TTALF-f’RtCE for Remnants of flannels, Flannelette, Prints, Embroideries.—At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. - 2/Q PAIR for Colored Towels very z strong quality; were 3/11 pair. —At R. D. Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. Q /11 PAIR for Huckaback Guest ' Towels, very fine quality; were 7/11 pair: full size.—At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, now on. in Boys’ Suits, Odd Pants. Jerseys, Caps, Braces. Stockings, Ties.—At Lewers’ End-of-Season Sale, ndw on.

STRATFORD. T~yON’T ..Forget to attend Lamason’s popular Meat Sale to-morrow. JE)RIME Ox Beef Cuts, in suitable joints, can be had at your own •price by coming to Lamason’s Meat Sale to-morrow. A TTEN D La mason’s Meat'Sales morning and afternoon and thus save money and keep down the price of meat. PRIDAY, July 21, first day of R. H. A White and Co.’s 14 days End of Season Sale. Big Bargains. T> H. WHITE & CO., Cash Drapers, offer wonderful Bargains during their 14 days’ Sale. ■DROWN Opossum Collars 355, Sale 19/6; Real Bear Stole £6 10s, Sale 90s. White's Corner, Stratford. TjIEAL Fox Stole 995, Sale 695; extra long Fox -Stole £ll 10s, Sale £7 19s. White’s Corner. Stratford. White Sheeting, Sale 1/11; 72-inch 2/11. All Sheetings reduced. White’s Corner., Stratford. the people of Taranaki were not satisfied -with the progress of the improvement works, taking into account the board’s position. He urged the board not to think that they were perfect. There was so far not much to show for the money spent, and he considered that no promises should be made that the proposed levy should not be further increased. Mr. Newton King pointed out that there was*a considerable saving to importers since the shipping companies’ charge of 5s per ton on goods to New Plymouth, which, it had been said, was rot one of the principal ports, had been withdrawn. The motion was then carried. It will be necessary for it to be confirmed later, and a special meeting of the board is called for August 3 for this purpose. The chairman intimated that it was hoped to put the levy into operation on September 1.

TAILORING yyE have landed fresh- stocks of thd Latest Patterns in Worsteds and Tweeds, including REAL HARRIS, in Special Patterns. I •Consult us for your next Suit. We Guarantee every , Garment GENUINE TAILOR-MADE. CITY STYLES AT LOWER PRICES.

INLAND PISTON RINGS are mechanically perfect. Absolutely gastight and oil-tight. Increase power and mileage. Further particulars R. P. M. Manning Co., 139 Albert Street, Auckland./ 11 For Influenza, take Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. “Words fail when I try to express my thankfulness for your z cure.” Booklet free to sufferers. Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Hellaby’s Bldgs., Auckland. Create an atmosphere of Nazol about you, os it prevents infection from Cough, Cold and Influenza Germs. 5 “Unique” Hot Water Bottle assures warmth on coldest nights. The “Unique” is made from finest longlasting rubber by North British Rubber Co. At your chemists!

THREE GREAT FACTORS —are— • QUALITY, STYLE AND VALUE —in— OUR MEN’S BOOTS From 25/6 Per Pair - We also have a good range in BOYS’ BOOTS. EGMONT CLOTHING CO, BOX 99 ’PHONE M. STRATFORD E. Carryer, Proprietor. Men’s Wear, including Boots. BAKE & CO? BROADWAY STRATFORD. THE SADDLERY DEPOT. yyiNTER IS AT HAND. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR HORSE AND COW COVERS.

THE MEDINA STRATFORD’S LEADING DINING & TEA ROOMS. MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS (Upstairs), (Opposite Railway Station.) COOL, COMMODIOUS AND AIRY. Open from 8 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. (aftef mail train). Three Course Dinner from 12 to 2. Ham and Eggs at any hour. Morning & Afternoon Teas a speciality. Wedding and Supper Parties , catered for. B. H. WITT. Proprietor. ’PHONE 239.

W. A. BROWN, M.P.S., Eng., By Exam., Ph.c., N.Z. (Late Nicholson) PHARMACEUTICAL & VETERINARY CHEMIST. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED. VETERINARY MEDICINES A SPECIALITY. 14 KODAK DEPOT—FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED. GOODS TO VALUE £1 CARRIAGE PAID. EROAEWAY PHARMACY, STRATFORD. ’Phone 29, Private Residence 192. P.O. Box 25. W. H. JAMES, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, OP UN AKE. l JpSTIMATES given for *ll description, of building work ia *o*B Ol sountry. C. D. MATHEWS. CAR PAINTER & HOODMAKER. PAGE STREET STRATFORD. ’PHONE 320. \ HOODS, best English hood cloth, with side curtains complete, £l2 10s for limited time only. Reductions in price for Car Enamelling.