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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIX, Issue 9657, 14 July 1919, Page 7

Big Winter Sale EVERYDAY Till July 25 __ Mm*od&& s®* «&» vw^» j WHITE j FLANNELETTES J "Out-of-town clients—post your orders early v^ , ow p rices we qU o te j. - , give no hint of the worth of Ihese Flannelettes. The Values are Exceptional. White Jap Silk Blouses, with collars— g X „I (, c g _ Formerly ' * 0 . /R Formerly .1/9 yard Beath's Plan ■ •■ .•• ;* *' Beath's Pl»n . !/* «££* Striped Wincey Blouses, in Plain Shirt styles— 14 o«. Fm'mpriv .- -• •• •• I"/1-1 IS Pieces— i S y pi m 9/6 Formerly . 1/U yard : BealU S Plan .. _ Beath's Plan . 1/4J yard. ;, :.. White Cotton Crepe Blouses, with Inset Sleeves and JSoU is/9 do*. ' Collar—Formerly ■'.. ..." •• •• •• °'* ' 30 pieces— Beath's Plan •• .... .... . . 4/iJ. Formerly : 2/3 yard | 2-Pearl Button Wliite WasHing Lisle Gloves, all sizes-- Bcath's Plan . i/s^ajd | Formerly .. .. - -• ■- •• "/}} PJ£ | Beath's Plan .. .. „-.-. 1/H P«r » -^ 54in. Velours. High-grade Dresß Material, giving; the JXS * wearer an exclusive costume in. rich colourings o f. iNut JJ| Brown, Navy, Nigger, Wine, and Dark Baxe— QQ fc« Formerly .... -• •• •• 4^ yaT^ Beath's Plan .. .. ... - •• 35/6 yard Wond er Longcloth. Here's I 40in. Tweeds. Small woven check design. In Purple, Brown, a Longclolh bargain worthy j Green, and Blue Mixtoires—Formerly .. • - 7/6 yard o f every housewife's atten- | Beath's Plan .. •• 5/6 yaxd tion. British make, full 15 pieces Check Gingham, strong, useful cloth, for house wear ' S3J" MJ Sath'sl^ dreSSeß"tae? i/-yard 11/ l diS an-purpo 6C Coth- " . Special -Line Ginghams, in Blue and White Check*- JSKnT ** yar'S Formerly .... 1/Ji yard 13/9 do*. y*ri* Beath's Plan .'. •• 1/1^ yard . . , 'Ladies' Plain Black Cotton Hose; double suspender tops. Scalloptil Cloths and Nap. |< ■'■"■•• Perfectly seamless leg and feet—Formerly .. 2/11 pair k;ns. Finely woven Irish Beath's Plan •- •• •• 1/H P^iC ' finish Danmsk, or superior * '" ■"'_.,__' , j -. malcc. Cloth's'and Napkins " Ladies' Best English Black Lace I/isle Hose, assorted patterns ope bordered a]l TOUTi(t | Formerly .. .. .. •• 2/11-& 3/6 pair and scalloped- ' I Beatht's Plan • • All 1/11 pair Scalloped Cloths and Napkins. Finely woven Irish finish Cl^^ g 2 * 3^ ds > 28/S: 2 s 1 ■ • Damask, of snperior make. Cloths and Napkins are J* ' bordered all round and scalloped— , Jsapkins .. .. «/C 4m. Cloths 2yds. x 2yds. 29/6 .. ,2yds. x 2£yds. 35/6 / I Napkins .. .. .. .... . •• •- 42/6 doz. 1 » « Costumes, Coats, Frocks, and Furs at prices planned to U3 £□ benefit you. JJj JjJ The big, brisk and busy Sale they talk about Christehurch ■"*-r ; ■ ; ,^.~~- 1 ii mmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmmam „ „M , iw^

lOood fo* Catarrh, A.Bthm»tical, I " Bienehial, and other Cough* B Registered Name n \ l|JlSlsll\Lfi(2) HtanV°Emmm M Th» Grwtt Money-Saving Remedy I Cm* t/- 9Mak»t 1 pint Save* 10/-1 SOOTHING I \ | FOR CHiLDREiM \ \ A RELIEVE | g £» FEVERISH? ifflk HEAT' 2#l\ PREVENT i, p&ssP FITS.etcJ f arid preserve a jl J Healthy state of the % '$ Constitution. ? J These Powders contain i t NO poison. i KEMPTHORNE PROSSER & CO., AGENTS. F(Wer'sseed^ DO YOU LIKE THE BEST? " WELL ! Over 75 per cent, of the Prize-winning > Exhibits in Vegetables and Farm Roots at the Winter Show at Palmerston North this year, were again grown from COOPER'S SEEDS. Ask a-ny of the principal prize-takers about them. In addition to this, the special Exhibit made by Cooper's at both the Palmerston and Taihape Winter Shows were described by thousands of farmers and gardeners as the most interesting exhibit in those Shows. All these Exhibits were grown from COOPER'S SEEDS, which are proved by every test to be the best in germination, purity, and excellence of the crop. "We grow up to a standard (a very high standard) not down to a price list. When you buy seeds, be sure they are COOPER'S SEEDS, either from the bulk or in the packet. F COOPER, LIMITED. WELLINGTON, N.Z.