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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13104, 1 May 1908, Page 5

Men's Underwear Furnishings Comfort . . Seasonable Goods For Women Attractive Prices and Children Things are not what they Soft, warm, filing perseem — appearances are fectly — in fad tite undersometimes deceptive .. . wear here meets every reespecially in clothing and quirement, for service as apparel. Therefore it be- well as comfort. .. . The hoves you to take your stock is broad and satisfy* wants to a reliable store, ing in variety — cotton, where you get more than wool, and the different adappearance — get quality mixtures, in all weights, and durability. {( Carey's" Prices arc lower than usual is a pretty safe store, "and .for the same quality. .. . . you'll always fiyid wide Some notable instances | selections of the latest con- follow-. ... I ceits in men's apparel, but not at Conceited prices. Ladies' Merino and Woollen Vests. ~ j , • , i in whxte. pink, and natural, from Come and get acquainted. \ !/ 3 to 9/6 each. y- _.j At. j ' j-a i_ 1 Ladies' Combinations, in Merino \ p a ats A %%% «" «*"■ *"> S/3 * 7/9 eack. j '* 5/3 P&i*- Children's Combinations, ftom 2/3 j Gents' Leather Gloves, -wool liiud. *" 6/l1 each - ( at 4/6 and 5/6. Ladies' Bloomers, from 3/6 to 7(9 \ Gents' Leather Gloves, fur' Hned, eac !*' at 6f 9 per pair. . Children's Bloomers, from 4/6 each. Gents' Umbrellas, from 4/6 to 21/- r , Ladies Woven Nightdresses, from 5/3 to 17/0 each. • Gents' Woollen Underskirts, from 4/6 to 8/6 eocA. -■ " / Ladies' Flannelette Nightdresses, Gents' Woollen Pants, from 4/6 ft, . /ro,w 3/» *» 10/9. 9/6 £«• jUiiea , Dressing Gowns, in all Gents' Cardigan Vests, for winter shades, from 9/11 to 15/9. «£. from 8/6 to /acfe/s> ~„ r X .;"Z -j. ,o_ , and i> e « e «. /Rom 5/11 to 24/6 Gentsr Rainproof Overcoats, from each. 21/- to 50/- isacA. ' . Children's Fancy Jerseys, button Ladies' Corsets, from 2/11 to 17/6 on shoulder, from 2/3 to 6/6 each, each. Boys' Overcoats, from 9/6 to 27/6. Ladies' Hose, in all weights, from each. if- to 2/9* CAREY'S Ready Money Store c*>r4 . ■ ■ ■ '' - . . • i>; .',■>• ■ ; ' i LET YOUR JUDGMENT \ DECIDE. ] .——« i—i——.—— 1,1 ' I. _~ 1 PERHAPS you would like to invest in a. car, but do not wish to pay the full price of a new one, and the fear of DISAPPOINTMENT prevents you from baying one that has been in use. YOU KNOW we have earned a name for INTEGRITY and SOUND PEALING, and when we submit a car to you for your inspection WE STAND BY THAT NAME. Place your j confidence in us—you will be pleased and SATISFIED. 15 h.p. 4-oylr. DABRAGQ, 2. ignitions, painted white, acetylene headlights. A powerful and fast oar •• £325 16-20 h.p. 4-cylr. ROVER, in magnificent condition. r Ixfcremely aniet and reliable. Fainted deep red .. £360 15 h.p. 4-cylr. DARRACQ. Qtdet and handle. Wind screen, head lamp. Wonderful hill climber £225 -, We have many more bargains, and the cars.range from 6 h.p. to . 30 h.p. If the cays have any defects we honestly tell you. We want YQU to be satisfied. An enquiry costs you nothing. We will courteously give you any information or ANY TRIAL. THEN WE LEAVE IT TO YOUR JUDGMENT. A. W. SMITH & SON CENTRAL GARAGE, WORCESTER ST. ' ' ■■/■■ ■' : -.;■ ' C 3345 " '

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