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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12966, 20 November 1907, Page 3

II -J IvVASH GOODS I | AT SPECIAL PRICES I <-~—___—>____ BE i The Wash Goods Department at "The People's Place for Value " I a has been so much appreciated during the last six weeks that many H 3 lines have been sold right out, with the exception of odd lengths H EJ suitable for Dresses and Blouses. BJ gS Though still early in the season, we have decided to sell these, Kjj odd lengths at special prices, and we invite you to come and look 5-J through these reliable Wash Fabrics. There are so many suitable | and pretty lengths that you are sure to find here something to f, please you. Here are some prices which mean money saved to you. I **2Q. yd. Dark and light Prints in new designs. t ©"""d yd I)ark ' nfli "° Prints ' reversible Prints, black (5 2 » y • /(.phvT and striped Cambrics. j.!: 7id yd Hoyie's Prints, dark and light, and plain | 2 • j • Zephyrs in pretty colours. * S x r! yd Stylish striped and check Zephyrs, and H ***■/' dainty while spot Muslins. *■ Q x d \"d Pretty fancy floral Voiles and best French k °' 2U * > U# Cambrics. ft "| ©2d yd Kest plain in shades, and navy [■j " ' Delainettes. • ' yd Now striped Zephyrs, and black and white' | ,s * u ' -> U * figured Sateens. il /2 Cotton Voiles in striped designs, and mer£j 3 ' cerised Muslins in all shades (471ns. wide). V 8 6 ea. Swiss embroidery boxed Blouse Lengths \\ ' in fine qualities. & 27/6 ea, White embroidered Muslin Robes in stylish ! ' ' designs and splendid washing qualities. These robes make ideal white frocks for Summer wear. I We give 1/- In the £ Discount tor Gash. CENTRAL GARAGE .; ; i|| Telephone 1838. , Private Phone. 205 5. "Ifi; A. VV. SMITH & SOIN WORCESTER STREET OHRISTGHUROH . - .':■ . Sole Agents for . 1 : 1 ■''■'■'ifJ-'^v^S The Luxurious' *£||» i\uv L_r\ _ -'WSH Winner of the International Tourist Trophy Race, beating 31 -i. <|^i|i|H competitors from all parts of the World. > Winner of the Hilly tp|l|f§ Climbing Competition, Cashmere Hills . . . October 31st, 1907. ",\ |;#l|§fM Any trial to intending purchasers. ':' vi: .;"\ 'O^M^M .. CARS FOR' MIRE .. |(M We have a Fine Fleet of Cars for Hire by the Hour. Day, or Wttk.';f" l|||^^S WINNER OF THE ' : ":#iS||§ "OLD JUDGES! £100 COMPETITION.' - : iijl The number of persons who visited the- ■• : ;-" : 'S/ : ''^l^^H CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION .has' f been presented to Parliament, vi*., . ; •. ' • '.':-V' l,^i%MSS The nearest forecast was sent in by '■ :y \. ':.v^^f||||S Mr. JAMES PEACE, "' ■ ' ■-3Sl}lM Clifton, Southland, N.Z* < '':' : >S^^oisM 1,958,406 .v,|ii The £100 has been awarded and paid to .■ ■:£■• :^ffpp Mr. James Pbacb, Clifton, Southland. Yv^W^fffl THE AGENTS FOR ■■"'- f^tf "OLD JUDGE 1 ARE NOW OFFERING '"-.itf&k A FREE INCOME : Iff If 20/-, 15/-tlO/- ptr Week ,f fjl FOR TWELVI MONTH!. •'■ V-Stfl Ask your Tobacconist or Storekeeper for "2fp JUDO*" : ; fi'lS STARTER which counts as 50 points. The "STAKIHK win •■{rj.g^jfiM give you full particulars. •■'■'';;?s#■ A FREE INCOME FOR 12 MONTHt. 3^ •TW TTnlTrrtit Jt«m»<lr »«* AeMHf •* tW> - ..'^mßSmelß fetuauca, )l»»*ie»t, ile«rl<mr», la<!i«Mti»«, d^PHI