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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 167, 20 August 1914, Page 7

FOR GOODS AT Whichever way you turn you will find Bargains awaiting you. No matter what you buy, it is sure to be substantially reduced in price 27-inch JAPANESE SILK, in Moss and GoldUsual price .. .. . • • • • • • • •. 2/6 Sale price . • •. 11 Jd TAFFETA CHIFFON SILKS, all ColoursUsual price .. .. . • • • • • •. . • 3/6 Sale price 1/6| INFANTS' CREAM SERGE and CLOTH PELISSES— Usual price .. .. 29/6 to 59/6 Sale price .... .. , 19/6 CHILD'S CREAM COATS, NESTLING SERGE, and NAPP— Usual price .. .. .. .. .. 21/- 23/6 25/6 Sale price .. .. .. '.. .. 5/11 6/11 7/11 HAIR PINS,< 100 Pins Assorted Sizes; in BoxSpecial price, 3d for three boxes HAIR PADS, all Sizes and Shapes, in all ShadesSpecial Sale price, 9d each SIDE and BACK COMBS, Latest Styles and ShapesUsual price . .:. .. .. .'. ..' 9d \h 1/6 Sale price .. ... .. .. .. s£d 7£d 9d PLAIN and FANCY PEARL BUTTONS— Usual price .. .. .. .. 6d and 7£d per dozen Sale price .. • • 6d card of 2 dozen 12 pairs 27-inch Long WHITE LACE LISLE GLOVES; all SizesUsual price .. • • • * 2/11 Sale price ... ■•• •• •• 1/b 50 dozen TAN LACE LISLE HOSE, in Assorted PatternsUsual price .. .. .. „ I/ 11 2 / 6 Sale price .... .-. •• •• ~ 1/- per, pair ODDMENTS in FUR TIES at Less than halfprice MARMOT THROWOVERS—UsuaI price ..19/6 39/6 49/6 Sale price • • • • 3/11 6/11 8/11 LADIES' Good All-wool FLANNEL SHIRTS • good patternsUsual price ..' •• 12/6 Sale price */±± 100 LADIES' CREAM DELAINE BLOUSES, in Plain and Fancy Styles •„ all Samples; at less than London CostUsual price .. -. •• 8/11 to 10/6 Sale price .. .. .. .. ... • • 4 /H t0 5 / n TRIMMED MILLINERY HATS—Usual price .. 19/6 to 29/6 Sale price . . _• • 5/H to 7/ 11 LADIES' BLACK STRAWS—UsuaI price 3/11 7/11 9/11 Sale price .. .. .. •• .. 1/- 1/H 3 /H BLACK, CREAM, GREY, SILK RUCHES— Usual price .. ..- .. ... • • «• •• Sale price .. .. .. .. .... • • •• ■ */H

Can you afford 40/- for a Smart Fitting Hard Wearing Simpson Suit?

The secretary of the Christehurch Shorthand Writers' Association has received from Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, Bath, England, the results of a speed examination held last May. The following 'candidates liaA'e been successful in obtaining Pitman's first-class speed certificates: —Misses Natalie Broome, Esther Buck, Phyllis Cormvell, Gladys Walker, and Marion Walker, 100 words per minute; Misses Freda Burnard, Irene Davidson, Pearl Hoddinott, Ivy Langridge, Doreen Moore, Marjorie Rice, Ethel Richards, Iris Rudd, and Master Athol Hunnibell, 80 words per minute.

Stir in hoilmg water, add sugar and milk, and "Camp" Coffee is ready. .6