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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume LIII, Issue 13, 16 February 1932, Page 3

"SPUNBE AM"— A fine Art Silk Fabric, in a range of shades. Ideal for Frocks, Pyjamas, Undies, etc.; 36in wide—Usually 6/11 yard g| / <gg <£ SPECIAL PRICE, yard * ' * * JFOOZ, CHARMALAINE, CREPE DE CHENE and REPPS— 3000 yards in all. Shades: Vinette, Airforce I Blue, Beige, Vieux Rose, Saxe, and many I v others; 40in wide—Usually 7/11, 8/11 yard I SPECIAL PRICE, yard A/| | I ENGLISH WORSTEDS— For Costumes and Coats. In a full range of the newest tonings and weaves; 56in wide— Usually 14/11 to 16/11 yard tt/|| SPECIAL PRICE, yard /# » * A combined purchase of the four D.I.C. Stores I has enabled us to offer these latest fabrics for I immediate clearance at these unprecedented I prices. Order To-day! I SALE i l^/4f%^l YOUF WWf/^ Next Grocery List Bring it along to us and let us prove to you that a substantial saving can be made by purchasing at our CASH AND CARRY PRICES I I All our Groceries are of the finest quality and our service || t cannot be beaten. I ROWAN'S B^B^B^ FOR[QUALITY AND VALUE - SOUTHBRIDQE HBMBfi j ' ~~ ~ ~ j For 25 years we have striven to maintain a regular, dependable I goods Service. Others may come and go, but our service never fails. 1 We solicit your continued support of our daily Christchurchs Leeston delivery, and thank you for your confidence in us over a long r-J period. \ f\. I Christchurch to Lincoln, Springston, Doyleston and Leeston I dnily, leaving Ciaristchurdh every evening ut 5, arriving Leeston V I every morning. Depot: Farmers' Saleyards, Tuam St. Phone 36-459 j GENERAL CARRIER. \ Pfeone 28a^blNCOLN.