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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13332, 26 January 1909, Page 2

107 to 115 Cashel St., Christchurch. :; |l|| THE EVERYDAY STORsTfOR EVERYBOSJ

v J ' _it- ?■ |j .■ | -®&vi-ns ®KOjpjpl_r\g. .1"J | It is easy enough to earn money, and it is just as easy to spend it, but it is no easy § j. .'I thing to save money. Many a woman goes out shopping and fails to get value lor |t-_f. 'S her money, in other words she wastes money. When you know the Farmers 1 .-.lp Co op. prices you have the key to money saving. When you are deficient in this 5 . • .»j knowledge you are at tlie mercy of high prices. Get to know the Farmers Co-op. M .-.fy and its excellent trading principles. Begin now. The store exists for the benefit Ifi '"''". ? j* 1 of the community, to afford the greatest trading advantages to the greatest number, P--'l I ■ W and anyone can trade h-re. You will save money by doing your shopping at the is "" . Farmers Co-op., for as a general rule our prices are fully io per cent. lower |S ._{ . - ti than others. e| ' ':;. ■ ?5 i . -J • :'

Ready-to-Wear Clothing Pretty Petticoats;! \ A collection of vary -mart and xery atyliah nndarakiitaltt. ' FOR MEN< her,, and w. want a< many lades aa poaaihle to aa* thuS-' " : lovely <ar_ien__ The pr.csa are xery reasonable. ft; ' The men -who can -wear rea-ly-made clothing are really WHITE _.U3_l*_ AND r__NG___OTH . fortunate, o-pacially those who mike their purchases at trim mad with la.a and embroidery, at 4,11 S/Utfn. the _!_•_, <r« Co-op. Here are sui.-t and garments of all to 2i/- oa-h. ,*£ kinds that would do credit to any tailor, and the prices are GOOD WITt _X LOVGC_OTH AND <*____B___ _*__>«£ Just a fraction of w_at they would cost if xnade to order. __i Vi'SSSL j'&'ttSKS 1 ! ™£Fs. EnglUh and COl ° nial tWeedß 29/6 35/ - ci **. I BOXKD TAILOK-.IADE STJTTS-Thw suit, are oxcap- B-yles, at 3/11 to 10,9 each. ,' |, I tion_lly good, nnd cannut ba _ia*i_.:uis_e_ frvm the ' **T [' I* mad.-to-.riier sut. They posso-. every detail that „„ _, _ J% t-'iS a smart tailor would put .ut. a _uit. At 50/- 55/- 60/- § ___,_0 I O *' I __. STBOVG SADDLE TWEED TEOUSEES, at 12/6 14/- One of the _--_t ooraprehenaive assortmoats we have•__'-]§» I. 15/8 17/G 10/6 held in stoclc, and at no time hare wa been able to tatbHlX. TROUPERS in tweeds and worsteds, at 8/11 10/6 12/6 such reasonable pricea as now. S 16/- 17/6 TATE .(___ TABLE COVERS— "«J '■ H BIDING BREKCHE-* in English and Colonial saddle 2yds. _ 2yds., at ... ... 4/11 12615/. 21/. itl_. '!____. I tweeds, at'2l/- 27/6 30/ 85/- 2yd«. x 2.yd_, at ... ... 15/8 196 *-./._^_ j * B. MACINTOSH OVE'.COATS and Capes, a Special line, at gj'; * "'. ..." "j/1 SO/. 3-B2S| __P 17/6 29,6 3_/- 33,6 gEKOB TABLE COVEBS, in grean, erimsoa mJ_ ft, 2yds. x 2yds., at ... ... ... 15/6 _ftt|J BMen's Tennis Shirts. gJtj.SSrf-- _: .v-rKil 2yds. x3_yda,at ... ... ... 21,6 .7/6Mai H, The tennis shirt affords the greatost amount of comfort in CHENILLE TABLE COVERS'— X. warm weather. They are not so fussy as the white shirt, 2yds. x 2yds., at ... ... I_.'6 18/6 16/6iw_j Sand they are not so troublesome in the wash. Further- 2y-is. x 2iyds„ at ... ... 16/9 21/- 81/. aa_a_j B' more, they aro inexpensive. 2yds. x 3yd»„ at ... ... ... 18/. 2if.e»M ■ . TENNIS SHIRTS, with collar, attached; 60 do«m to YEL O V f "? T COVKES - , n , „„, 'jj 1. select from— 2 -' d '*- x Sy* l "" ■* ••• ••• 30/- 86/- s_/._£_£ ■. eelect from gj . df __ 24ydf#t afc >m ... 87/(J 45 |. 6-.|}2| ■" In White, with fancy sfcnpoa, at 8/11 each. 2 yds. x Syd«.. at «. ... 45/- 6V6 7-/»it* M"! Fine Cellu'ar, at 4/9 each. 2yd_ x 34yds., at ... ... 45/- tl/- le Heavy Matt, at 4/9 5/3 each. M^Extra Ilea. y, at 5/6 each. _.__■> Coloured shirts, silk stripes, at 5/6 each. _J O C&Of, 8 OSS _-**kX liftl n StCSfi __■ TENNIS SHIRTS, without collars— _•"•>_*_ ___.-_- -'"-_li Hf F_ncy and Plain, at 3/11 *w2ir£)eYSa .-____! ___■_■ Whito Matt, at 4/9 5/3 6/0 _,__._._.__, „ S& __? M tin •» -ii i i. _i_i _/» These Axniinster Carpet Squares are really Tery riekittfe » W h.te Cellular, at 4/6 7/3 handsome, and they are easily the beat lot IB Coloured Cellular, at 5/6 6/3 had in our carpet room. The ground colonia araia noW M| _tvt_ _i.rni)T/i _titt>—_ ._,_- _:«. _____ shadrß of blue, _reen, roae and fawn, and tha d-SlraslKnS FINE CAMBRIC SHIRTS, vnry soft, with bands- varied to Ba>( . Dlß . ng R , 0 _ ( Drfcwin(t or «j»^^ Co:oured Stripes, at 4 3 <ach. Room. We have them in tha following aises andH^»s Bilk Finish, atriped, at 7/3 each. following pricea s— '^§BsX ' 9ft. x 9ft., at ... ... ... £S "itiliM -——------»—---—-*---— ——————-—-—--——— 10ffc 6in _ 9ftj afe ..._B_ __>/. _55/17/8 47_afilB . „ _ - . 12ft. x 9:t„ at £5 -£;>.12/6 s Haberdashery.- z. ::. M :»» The small items and accessories so easily forgotten, and HEARTHRUGS to match aU tha abore, at 18/6 ai/-lli____k . . . . 32/- 37/6 each. -j-*H__E-yet so uecesiary for personal comfort. ' ' . _)____________________\__m_i lOLANTHE CANVAS COTTON, ia all colours, at ld j* __ _ _ _» _» "* _?^_____. s_eiuorlodad>-en. s.63^__f USTS & DOOrH]at____l dORTICELLI KNITTING SILKS, in aeaorted ahadea, at ■■•*»•*-*■ ■■■-■■■ ""■•O'-*-' " , "**» —.+**"' ,«f^Bp: lOd per reel. These floor coverings should match or harmonise wi_>J_a|K_ METAL BELTS, rnitable for present wear, at 3/3 each. surroundings, and to secure this it is necessary tol-M|!flK_ .2I ra BELTS ' ta Vttrion ' de,iga8 ' at fijjpi!.-^^ METAL AND LEATHER BELTS, in tan, navy and tipakt-ST *_ri-U■*._?__„___. -J_!______l brown, at 7/3 each. *J-*WJ E OTTOIRTHRUaS- 6 m^^K THE STRAIGHT FLUFFY HAIRPAD, at lOd aach- gft, * sft., _t" '.'.! Z." 7/6^/uSSf DIVIDED HAIBPADS, at 1/- each. 9f_. x B.t.', afc '." ._ _! U ''*i_!_HP | THE NEWEST ALL-ROUND HAIRPAD3, at 1/3 each. MOTTLED HEART _RUGS for bedrooms, a* _»_________ PLAIN TORTOISE SHELL BACK COMBS, at Sd 1/- AXMINSTER HEARTHRUGS in _U aiMa, 1/3 each. 13/6 16/6 21/- 24/6 28/6 each. *3ms%\\W FANCY BACK COMBS, afc 1/11 2 3 each. LISKURL HEARTHRTjaS, at 81/- *./« S>/« «_eh. : M» GOOD BACK COMBS, act in brilliants, .11 new ahapea,at VtS l_l_\^Si^J^* lM^^ mA *» 4/6 to 10/6 j AXMrNbTEB DOOR MATS, at 8/8 8/6 8/11 4/8 «/Ulr_i_W -' SIDE COMB-*, com'oHable fitting, at 1/4 1/6 2/- I OUTSIDE DOOR MATS, good quality, all aiaas. ftj^W... ! FANCY BONNET COMBS, afc 2/3 each. I 2/11 each. •-____■_.,

■ Treat *f our "J" 6 ** Abnae them, and they'll forsake you. If they are troubling you, oonault Walter «l. Watson F.1.0.C., D.8.0.A.. London, OPTHA-MIO OPTICIAN, 230 Colombo St.. near Armagh '. X_ aMaHH^#M«»W«M^MM«M«MO»M«MMMMa^

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