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Evening Star, Issue 16463, 29 June 1917, Page 8

This Winter Sale finds us with very HEAVY STOCKS of all kinds of Seasonable and Fashionable Goods, bought in many instances at prewar prices. Prices will still continue to rise, and many • household goods will show enormous increases in price during the next few months, the U.I.C. Winter Sale provides a great opportunity to buy under the most favourable conditions, and you can economise in the truest and wisest way by purchasing your requirements while the Sale is on. the Early Comers" will get the Biggest Bargains. Our Warehouse will be closed ALL DAY ON SATURDAY to make final preparations for our Big Money-saving Sale. Sale Commences Sharp at 9 o'clock MONDAY. fOfl

You Can Buy It Cheaper at Marshall's! ■ mms ?■*& m> m I beg to Intimate that I have this day sold my business of Chemist and Druggist, along with all the prescription books extending baok to the opening of the business, to MARSHALL'S Pharmaoy, and take this opportunity of thanking my past customers for their support. (Slgnod) C. A. CLARK, Chemist, Mornlngtott. In connection with the above purchase, we beg to notify that we have taken over the prescription books oontalned In Mr Clark's Pharmaoy, and are propared, on request, to give the residents of Mornington and surrounding dlstrlot the full advantage of our Cash-over-the-oounter Ratos by dispensing any prescriptions oontalned In above books at our well-litcown reduoed prices. As soon as the stook purchased has been re-marked, we will be In a position to offer the publfo some roal bargains In Toilet Artloles—Perfumery, Combs. Brushes, Sponges, etc, eto. Watoh this space for further Intimations. 86 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN The Popular Cash Chemists

Specialists in Blinds of All Descriptions Repairs Promptly Attended to Scott & Wilson St. Andrew Street. Dunedin si II VZ&, m HI m 'm