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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13646, 1 February 1910, Page 5

LADIES , APPAREL SHOWS REDUCTIONS OF ONE-HALF These are Summer Goods —we wish to close them out before the new season begins. It's not easy to tell of all the different styles—nor of the splendid materials in uncommon patterns—nor of the sturdy goodness in the making,—but, suffice to say, these garments are half-price. You can buy two for the price of one. Ladies' White and Coloured Washing BLOUSES— 5/6 to 7/6 .. .. Special Price 3/6 each Ladies' TWEED SKIRTS— io/6 .. .. Special Price 4/11 Ladies' LINEN, DRILL and MUSLIN SKIRTS— 9/11 .. Special Price 3/6 & 4/11 each Ladies' Washing UNDERSKIRTS— 4/11 & 5/9 .. .. Special Price 2/11 each Ladies' Calico NIGHTDRESSES (daintily trimmed)— 4/11 .. .. Special Price 2/11 each Ladies' Woven COMBINATIONS— 6/11 to 8/6 .. Special Price 4/6 & 4/11 pair Ladies' Garden HATS— 2/11 to 3/9 .. Special Price 1/11 to 2/6 each Ladies' CRAVENETTES— 32/6 to 42/6.. Special Price 14/9 to 21/- each Boys' Washing BLOUSES— Special Prices 1/11 to 3/6 Children's Straw Galatea HATS— 2/6 to 5/9 .. Special Prices 1/6 to 3/11 each Children's Print FROCKS— Special Price ~. .. ... 1/9 each

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T\7"HAT we all want to-day ia & real good .VV article at a low price, sot a shoddy, ac that ia dear at any price. We are Highclass Tailors, and turn out only tbe very beet work AT LOW PEICES. A very fine range of all the very newest in Suitings, Fancy Vestings, etc, unequalled anywhere tt the price. SUITS FROM £i 4s. .Give us a call, and see for yourself. Also a'fine selection of all the latest in Hats, Caps, Shirts, Ties, Fancy Sox, exclusive designs, and at prices to suit all. J. HENDERSON and CO., High-class Tailors and Mercers, Royal Exchange Buildings, WORCESTER STREET, Christchurcn.. C 5013

A man needs to be verj cautious and shrewd when ho takes the ripe fruit of his brain to market. The prime necessity of success, given a good idea, is to make your patent a sure thing. Messrs Baldwin and Rayward, Gloucester street, Christchurch, have correspondents and sub-agente everywhere, ana their reputation for scrupulous dWl'fflg i gives their clients full security. 4 1