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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XLI, Issue 9432, 1 February 1921, Page 2

Hi More and More Savings STRANGE'S SALE : JUST LOOK AT THSS SPLENDID LIST OF THE BARGAINS AT OUR ASHBURTON BRANCH. NO WONDER THE SALE CONTINUES TO ATTRACT CROWDS OF BUYERS. \ • WBXfB BULNKET CLOTH— Usually 4t 3d, 4» lid. Now 3s 60, 3S' 11d. Usually 15s 6d, 17b 6d yard. Traced LONGOLOTH CAMISOLES and Now 10s 6d, 13s 6d yard. NIGHTDRESS YOKES— Usually 2 S 6d, 48ia< BLAOK ROUGH SiUlGii^- usually 9s lid 2s lid. Now Is 11& Now 7s lid yard. Traced CRASH RUNNERS, CENTRES, and 1 Piece AU Wool Cream STRIPED SUITING. CUSHIONS— UsuaIIy 3s lid, 4s 6d, S» lid. 58in.— Usually 21s. Now 15s 6d yard. Now 3s 6d, 3a 11d, 5s 3d. Strong Serriceable TWEEDS— Ladies' WHITE LESLIE GLOVES, m Grey, Usually 3a 6d to 8s lid yard. * Favrn, and White— Usually 2a 3d. Now IS lid Now 1s 11d to ss 11d yard. Ladies' WHITE LISLE GLOVES— 56in. ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, m Pawn, Brown, N»« 18 pair. j green etc—Usually 17s 6d, 22s 6d. x White SILK ANKLE HOSE— Now 4s ltd pair. Now 13a 6d, 17s 6d yard. I 40in. SATIN MOUSSELINE. good shades— j Usually 12s 6d. Now 6s lid yard. iOin OREPE DE CHINE aad GEORGETTE, HARVESTING REQUIREMENTS, m oU ahades.— Usually 15s od, 17s 6d. MEN'S Strong HARVARD SHIRTS— I Now 11s 6d, 12s 6d yard. • Sale Prict 6s 11d. 40in WHITE PlQUE— Usually 2s 6d. GREY UNDERFLANNELS— Now is G^d yard. Special Value at to 114. Children* WASHING HATS, a few only to COTTON UNDERPANTS— UsuaIIy 7* lid, clear at 9d each. 8s lid. Now 7s 3d. ! Children's NAVY JERSEYS— UsuaIIy 5s lid. Heary Knitted WOOL SOCKS— \ Now 3s 3d. ' Now 2s 6d, 3s 3d. CAMISOLES, trimmed lace— SUN HELMETS— UsuaIIy 4s lid. Now 4s 3d. Usually 5s lid to 12s 6d. Strong Grey and Blue DENIM TROUSERSNO* 4s 9d to 10S Gti. NOW 12S 6d. Ladies' COTTON VESTS, extra long— Strong Grey and Bluo DENIM JACKETS^Usually 3s lid, 5s lid. Now 3s 6d, 4s 11d Now 11s 3d. WHITE PIQUE SKlßTS— Usually 19s 6d and STRONG BRACES— Usually 4s 6d. Now 3s 11d 23s 6d Now 13s 6d. . MACINTOSH COATS— Usually 555. 1.0.5. Black and White COSTUME, trimmed Nov.; 37s 6d., black cloth— Usually £7 7s. Now £5 15S. Strong BLUCHER BOOTS— Usually 15s 6d. 1 Only Mixed TWEED COSTUME,, smart Nor- Now 13s 6d folk style.— Usually £8 19s 6d. Now £7 15S . Box Calf DERBY BOOTS— Usually 39s 6d. Traced CREPE FROCKS, 22 to 26in.— I Now 36* 6d. Salvage Sale at Christchurch. The Biggest Shopping Event for years, Is our great clearance of Goods damaged by water and smoke during our recent fire. Why not pay a visit to Christchurch and secure some of the Astonishing Bargains? FURS are marked at below Half Prices; MILLINERY is reduced to absurdly low prices; and | all SHOWROOM GOODS are offered at sensational reduc- ; tions, * NO GOODS EXCHANGED OR SENT ON APPROVAL. j WWi %Jll dlllju \X VfU> 9 L.IUi ' CHRISTCHURCH AND ASHSURTOM. ■ }. ' ■ • I A Bargain-Giving Climax I arj Hemmed mon all sides with^ unexpected w delayed shipments || OB Regular stocks must go regardless of former W QR price conditions, cost or actual value S H Overflowing shelves and counters respond to £ A your every need HE The saving opportunities have never been If IB excelled, WILL YOU SHARE 1 HM I PAY CASH AND Qj, p pp+f QI fA ™\ E ]? T %V"* PAY LESS AT U&l I U l l Oim 111 ■OF THE PEOPLE, gg Giga ntic Surplus Stack Sale. ||