FARMERS' The Big Store in Cashel St." This week we feature — Men's OVERCOATS SUITS jO/X Men's High-grade OVERCOATS All-wool Tweeds, in plain and chevron weaves and over-plaid checks. D.B. and S.B. styles featuring both set-in and raglan sleeves. Sizes from 3 up to 7 Priced from Men's 3-Piece Pure Worsted SUITS Wool Three Button style with S.B. Lapels, excellently tailored and finished. A good range of patterns including chalk and pin-stripes and smart fancy weaves. Sizes from 36in. to 42in. chest— Priced £ll/18/e Branches—Timaru, Ashburton, Kaikoura and Greymouth. One - Penny Saved is One Penny EARNED, but You Save Shillings at EASTMONDS Corner Manchester and Worcester Streets :: Phone 37 135 i’s Comfort SHOES, on Health last. Me by O’Brien .. From 32/6 iial Purchase of Men’s Suede Solly Lined Tab SUPPERS. All ;es—Usually Priced 22/6 Now 15/6 ONE HUNDRED pairs Men’s AH Leather SUPPERS. Black or Brown. All sires—Usually 22/6 Now 11/6 fall stocks BOYS’ BOOTS, strong Chrome, Leather sole. Sixes 7-9 19/6 Sites 10-13 21/0 Sites 1-3 23/6 Sixes 4-5 24/6 Use Our Mall Service. Boys' SCHOOL SHOES in wide or narrow fittings. 7’s to 10’s. Price 15/6. ll’s to I’s, 16/6. 2’s to ss, 18/3. Boys’ BOOTS, same sizes. 19/6, 22/6, Zm. LADIES—We have a large selection of FASHION SHOES in every style and size. Black. Brown and Navy. Priced from 29/6 sole. PATENT SUPPERS. Cosy Cuban heel. Sizes 3-7 Priced as low as 12/b Girls’ Strong SCHOOL SHOES. 10 to 13. 17/9. 1 to 2, 19/3. 3 to 7, 21/-. WOMEN’S HEALTH SHOES, special wide fitting, comfort last. Black, Brown. Navy .. ■■ From 31/6 Children’s Black Patent 1-BAK SHOES, size 4—Usually 15/6 NOW PRICED 7/3 SHIRLEY TEMPLE BOOTS, in Black Patent, Grey, Brown, Fawn, White. Orders Promptly Filled. Postage on Men’s !/■, Maids’ 6d. Men's Tan Buckle MONK SHOES, leather sole. Sizes 6-9-Special Offer 32/b Children’s Brown LACE SHOES, leather sole., Sizes 7-10— Usually 12/3 ' Now Priced 8/11 MEN’S LIGHT CHROME BOOTS. Sizes 5-11 Pnced 28/6 Black or Tan GRAIN, sizes 5 to 11. Nailed price 33/6 O’Brien’s High Grade BOOTS, same UP. 3 - ,l “'" r 39/6
VEGETABLES-AUGUST CEILING PRICES Onions Pickier onions Silver beet • Cabbages (Drumhead and Savoy varieties) 3Jd. Cabbages (Spring and Pointed varieties) did. per lb. Swedes ■ • * IdParsnips - • • 2Jd. Carrots - • * 2jd. Pumpkins and squash * 4Jd, Kumeras - - • S£d. Pott ties Canterbury and Otago • 2d. Canterbury and Otago per lb. 3jd. 3id. sd. In some remote areas where long-distance freights are involved, slightly higher prices for some vegetables may be authorised by the Price Tribunal. “Current Ceiling Prices” are broadcast daily at 9.30 a.m. COUPON CALENDAR FOR AUGUST-SEPT NOTE: Butter coupons numbers 40, 44, 48 and 52 in your ration book cannot be used. Remaining butter coupons, as above, are each redeemable for Jib of butter any time in the four-weekly period. • Send to address below for free monthly copy of “Consumer News ” which (Ives latest price, rationing and ganeral supply Information. Issued by the ECONOMIC INFORMATION SERVICE, Box 5040, Lambton Quay P. 0., WELLINGTON. CLIP FOR REFERENCE
MORE EGGS! Get the maximum by NATURAL laying, by keeping your hens in vitality and health‘with LAYMOR TONlC—the vitamin and mineral tonic made to scientific formula Guaranteed not to contain any forcing ingredient. Ask for LAYMOR. TONIC, for a splendid egg return this season. *-11
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Press, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24632, 31 July 1945, Page 3
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