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Remarkable Values Boys’ Suits and Overcoats and Men’s Tweed Trousers at Specially Reduced Prices! These three lots merit your careful investigation. It is absolutely impossible to replace any one of them at the manufacturers* prices ruling to-day. The quantity is strictly limited in each case. A big saving for the buyers who come in time ! 50 BOYS’ SPORTS SUITS in MixecT Tweeds, assorted shapes and styles. Fit boys from 4to 10 “8 >9 /“B *1 years. Usual price, 22/6 up. To clear, ■**/** 60 Pairs MEN’S ASSORTED TWEED TROUSERS. Clearing price , . . 9/11 50 JUVENILE OVERCOATS in Light and Dark Tweeds. Usual price, 13/6 up. Special offer . . ■ 10/6 Drapery Supply Assn., Ltd. Clothing Dept. George Street. fJAM MAKING! The time for looking to your wants for Jam Making and Fruit Preserving Is fast approaching. OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT—COMPARE THEM. NARROW-MOUTH JARS—I pint, 9/ per dozen; 1 quart, 10/ per dozen. WIDE-MOUTH JARS—I quart 11/6 per dozen; 2 quarts, 15/ per dozen. 21b JAM JARS—2/ and 2/3 per halfdozen. SMALL JAM JARS, about 14oz 1/6 per half-dozen. JAM JAR COVERS, 11b and 21b size—od packet. JAM JAR RINGS—6d and 9d per dozen. SPRING BALANCE with Scoop to weigh 261b—2/. SCALES with Weights—9/ to 45/. 45/, WRENCHES for Screwing Narrow-mouth Tops—l/ each. FLY EXTERMINATOR. Flies are naturally troublesome at Jam Season, but we have tho „ T ttwitt r> « heroWlthal clear tllem outrEZ IVLELO, In tins 1, tin STICKY FLY ROLLS . . , „ . . 5 and b'for*?/* DAISY PLY-KILLER / . “ 6 f t/e 3gSS§ RE GEORG a* ll 243 GEORGE STREET (NEAR HANOVER STREET). cow Special Lines for this Week. MODEL MILLINERY, PANAMAS, and READY-TO-W EARS at exceptionally iow prices. SILK AND COTTON FROCKS, COSTUMES, GOWNS, SPORTS COATS, Etc., Just to hand; the smartest production of the London markets. feather necklets, stoles. Etc., in all desirable shapes and shades, from 9/11 to 65/. GREAT VALUE IN THE FANCY SECTION. NECKWEAR In Muslin, Silk, Crape do Chine, Georgette, Ninon, eto. 1/, to 6/6. 1 30 dozen WOMEN’S AND CHUDREN’S UMBRELLAS, sound, reliable cloths. Women's from 4/11 to 25/; Children’s, 3/11 and 6/6. TRAVELLING REQUISITES. Nice Display of BASKETS, SUIT CASES, TELESGOPE HAMPERS, BRIEF BAGS, Eto., at specially low prices. MEN’S HOLIDAY SHIRTS In Mat, Cambric, Tussore, and Drill, from 3/8 to 6/11. MEN’S AND BOYS’ MERCERY 300 dozen MEN’S UP-TO-DAi TIES, seif colors, shot, oheoh, a new stripes; beautiful colorinj V, 1/3, 1/9, 21, 2/8. 70 dozen MEN’S DERBY TIE Self-colored Poplin. ioid sac 3 for 2/Q. puli assortment colorings. 60 dozen MEN’S & BOYS' HOI DAY HATS, in Drill, Piqug, Tt sore, eto. ; plain colors and sirfps 1/, 1/3, 1/0 to 3/6. BASKETS. GRANNIE BASKETS. 1/6, t/3, each. ’ HANGCHOW BASKETS. 9£d each. 6d an 20 doz. CHINESE MAT BASKETS 4id and 6d each. 15 dozen only LADIES’ OLAC COTTON HOSE, Hawley’s fas dye. 1/3 per pair. SPECIAL PURCHASE IN DRESSES. 40-inoh COTTON GABERDINE Mole, Cray, Navy, Brown, Ssxs,’ Pink, Sky 5 a great cloth for-hard wear. 2/4 and 2/6 yard. STORES Princes Street, •.. Dunedin...
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Evening Star, Issue 16626, 8 January 1918, Page 3
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