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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19971, 4 July 1930, Page 4

USTE fE. VI AT THE FARMERS Heavy Unbleached SHEETING, for single beds—• Usually 1/6 yard Sale Price 1/- yard WHITE TERRY TOWELS, sise 20 x 40 inches— Usually 2/- pair Sale Pritt l/~ pair TRICOLtNE, Cream ground, with Bl§ck stripe; 88in. wide Usually 8/11 Sal* Price VCOTTON SHIRTING, White ground, with coloured stripes, 80In. wide— Usually 1/11 Sals Prici 1/ PRINTED SPUN SILK, SMn. wide —Usually 4/11 Sal* Price 1/SILK GEORGETTE, 40in. wide, in Brown, Nigger, Saxe, Green or Navy— UsuaMy fl/11 6/11 Sals Prkt !/•> At last here it tie event you Haye h![ st 0 f The Farmer*' Shilling Day Sale offers d bargains beyond all imaginaUon. Without regard Hr cost, these items listed bei®w, • nd J" * d as well* are yours for One Stalling. Buy now and save the difference. _________ S Child™.-. Coloured Cotton FROCKS ",* OVERALLS. Site 24 to 29in. —Usually 8/6 to 6/9 price t/ _ CHILDREN'S WHITE E™mERED VOILE FROCKS, stees 24 to 86— Usually Price t/ _ LADIES' LISLE THREAD HOSE, in Grain, Nude, s!Si, A i/.rr- °7- T •• GIRLS' COTTON HOSE, extra long leg, in Nude, Putty, Paris, Black, White „ , p - «/ Usually 1/* to 1/11 '• Sale Pnce 1/LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR FELT HATS, good atSSfwVtK' SJ. PHC. ./- MEN'S ALL-WOOL COLONIAL SOCKS— Usually 1/6 sale FANCY BATSWING TIES, big variety— Usually 2/6 8/6 . • • • • sal " Fnce ' BOYS* FANCY TWEED or GABARDINE CAPS— Usually 8/11 to 5/6 .. .. Sale Pr«ce I/Double Width TWEED, in Grey or Fawn shades— Usually 4/6 Sale Price 1/Gold and Silver TINSEL LACES, li to 6in. wide— Usually 1/3 to 8/6 yard Sale Price 1/- yard NOVELTY LACES, in Hello, Champagne, Pink of Nil Green Usually 2/6 Sale Price 1/INFANTS' COTTON GOWNS, trimmed lace — Usually 2/11 8/6 Sale Price 1/WOVEN CAMISOLES sad SPENCERS— Usually 2/6 to 8/« Sale Price 1A LADIES' BRASSIERES, in assorted styles and sites— Usually 1/11 and 2/11 Sale Price l/-» 1% DISCOUNT FOR CASH OR ON MONTHLY ACCOUNTS bE^S ' algoSt i/n ns* 1 l/ie3aMneM CURTArv HUT wide, '"loarisd Uautlly +ith »Wpe»^. ••la.: l/ll s *h Price X»rd tard CASHEL STREET CHRISTCHURCH If.

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