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Evening Star, Issue 18256, 21 April 1923, Page 5

LATE ,ADVERT!SEMENTS. AT FYFE’S, AT FYFE’S, BLOOMERS, fleecy lined, good quality. 5s lid, 6s lid, 7s lid pair. GAUNTLET GLOVES, latest striped tops, fleecy. 3s lid, 4s lid, 5s Cd. STOCKINGS. —Silk Ankles, 4s lid; Ribbed Silk, 10s 6d. UNDERVESTS. —Cotton, Is Hid, 3s lid, 4s lid. Wool, 5s lid, 7s lid, 10s 6d, COMBINATIONS. —Ladies’ Fleecy Combs., for warmth. Natural, 10s 6d; All-wool, 12s 6d. CORSETS.—D. and A., 6s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. Warner’s, 12s 6d. Sports, 10s 6cL COATS. All-wool Colonial Tweed Coats. 455, 50s, 60s, 70s. AT FYFE'S SEE WINDOWS. ECONOMIC STORES. PENROSE’S PEEMIEET BOOTEEY KNOCK-OUT BOOT SALE COMMENCES TO-DAY, AND PRICES ARE SO LOW AS TO BE AN ACTUAL GIFT TO THE FORTUNATE ONES. These prices can only last from 12 to 14 days. Wo are forced to this stop, as we'vo no room for £1,500 of pew goods landed since the New Year. Ladies’ Glace Lace Boots, best quality, not high legs, 7s lid, 9s lid, 13s lid. Just the price of repairs. Ladies’ Glace 1-bar Slices, good fittings and all leather, 13s lid. Ladies’ Court Walking Shoes, different makers, but all good quality, 12a 6d. Ladies’ Patent 2-tio Shoes, 2’s and Vs only. Were 40s. Knock-out prioe, 15s lid. Ladies’ Patent Lace Shoes, s’s, 6’s, 7’s, 15a lid. Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes, 2’s, 3’s, 4's. Knock-out price, 15s lid. 12 pairs Ladies’ Glace Dancing Pumps, sizes 6's, 7’s only. Knock-out price, 12s 6d. Crockett and Jones’s Tan Wlillow Boots. Pre-war price of these was 355, Knockout price, 14s 6d. 7 pairs Women’s Glace Aida Button Boots, sizes 4’s, 6’s, 7’s; wide fittings. Knock-out price, 14s lid. 7 pairs FolUtop Boots, leather vamp, and wings, broad and copy. Ida 6d to clear. And so we could go on, but space forbids. Take a stroll along to the Bootory. Our prices will do the remainder. And don’t forget that all of our now stock of the most fashionable Shoes England produces is subject to the 10 Per Cent. Discount. There are equal bargains for men, but our space is too limited to list them. Come right along. PENEOSB'B BOOTEE Y KNOCK-OUT SALE, NEXT PATERSON AND BARR’S, 146 PRINCES STREET. the dukedin furniture company, ltd. (James S. Nelson), 00 ST. ANDREW STREET. PREVIOUS TO OUR ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING WE WILL MAKE SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM APRIL 20th UNTIL MAY 4th (INCLUSIVE). BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEAT PRICES. BEEF. SIRLOINS 6id per lb I PRIME RIBS 51,-d per lb j CORNED ROUND 7d per lb CORNED ROLL 5j,-d per lb RUMP STEAK 10d per lb > MUTTON. FOREQUARTERS 4d per lb LOINS fid per lb LEGS (whole) fid to 7d per lb LEGS (half) 7d to B£d per lb FILLET STEAK „ la per lb SPECIAL PRICES FOR QUANTITIES, BUTTOCK STEAK '... fid per lb. 31b for Is 3d. STEWING STEAK 4d per lb. 41b for Is. MINCE MEAT - 4d per lb. 41b for Is. MELBOURNE SAUSAGES „ ... 5d per lb. 31b for Is. DRIPPING 5d per lb. 31b for Is. CHOPS, fid, 7d, 8d lb. 31b FRYING CHOPS Is 3d. CAMBRIDGE PORK SAUSAGES, 9d per lb. On account of my business being strictly on the cash and carry-your-meat-away principle, together with the easing of prices in the Stock Market, I am giving you the benefit in prices, whicli means a saving of shillings per week on an average customer’s account. A. G, SHEER IFF, ROSLYN. ALSO AT MAORI HILL AND DUNOTTAR. “ THE GOLDEN BALLOT.” APPROPRIATION OF £2,500, TUESDAY, MAY 8. PACIFIC STARE-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY, PACIFIC STARE-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY, 85 KING EDWARD STREET, INVITE APPLICATIONS FOR THE FEW REMAINING SHARES IN No. 4 GROUP. All Shares allotted to above date will participate in THE FREE BALLOT OF £I,OOO. Booklet and Rules on application to the Secretary, 80 King Edward street. W. B. TAVERNER. A.P.A. (N.Z.) CVUKEN CYCLE WORKS for Racing ■£ Cycles; "Queen Special'’ machines first Gioen Island road race, first Mahcno sports; call and inspect them; prices right. for Roadster YvUEBN CYCLE WORKs ToL Cycles; “The Royal,” £l4 ICs; "The Argylo," £l2; terms if required; inspection invited. (fNUEEN CYCLE WORKS.—I4s Tyres, 9 Vo& months’ gnarauteo, for 12s 6d; other Tyres from £s fid to £1; Tubes, 4s to 6s fid; all best British makes. CYCLE WORKS. Bsnolds Chains, 12s; Brampton, 7s Cd; Pedals, ss; Bells, Is 9d; Outfits, 9d; Oil, Is. O' UEEN CYCLE WORKS. Acetylene Lamps, 10s, 15s, 17s fid: Oil, 3s fid, 4s fid, to Rs Cd; Torches from 6s. ITU ST Landed, a Parcel of Glover’s. Dog ei) Soap and Dog Remedies.—Binuio and Co., 215 George street. (jnjlYß your fowls Proto Nuts, and get both 'OT quantity and quality of eggs.—Binnie, George street. LADIES, why poison the roofs of your hair by having it tinted or dyed, when Egyptus can restore it to its natural color with herbal treatment.—Address: Jamieson's Buildings, Stuart street; ’phone 1,793. • mYI’EWRITER Sale tins month, reduce jL stock; no reasonable offer refused.— Typewriter Co., corner Water and Bond streets. TRY a Threepenny Jamaica Cigar; your nest, order will bo ft box of 25 for 4s 9d.—Starr, tobacconist. pUT One Request ND rjAAKE only Sandy Mao Whisky. iATiNG qualities of Kahuna Coal make it very popular. Order supply it will pay you and O. Essence Coffee and Chicory; refreshing, invigorating; best possible after dinner; all grocers. 'ANTYRE’S Extra Strong Regulating Pills, 5s fid; from all chemists, everyFURNITURE Removals by Motor; one house, one load; town, country; estimates free; keep moving.—Crust and Crust. nnHB man who knows good whisky calls A for Watson’s No. 10; fine old Scotch. KITT is out (honestly) to make and sell goods made only of genuine solid leather; “will not” use basil, sheepskin, and canvas imitations, as such goods never and begs public to understand that quality alone "pays them—Note address: Round corner St. Andrew street (opposite Penrose'e). THE above is not bunkum; have you soon the Leather used in tho construction of Kitts Bj'-g-s? A SK your friends who have bought Kitts Bags; Kitts aim and motto is not only to sell Bags, but lo make sure that Kitts Bags are going to wear well after they are sold. KITT is out only to make good Leather Goods, as they aro the only Leather Goods it pays anyone to buy, you will find. T>EMEMBER that, quality for quality, JLtL Kit to Leather Goods aro tho cheapest. Why are they tho cheapest? Because they last ten times as long as tho imitation, and look good all the time. KITTS School Bags, 4s fid upwards, cheapest anywhere; Solid Leather Tamed Bags from 6s fid; Kilt’s Sunshine Wallets, 2s fid to 12s fid; Ladies’ Purses, 1b to 8s fid; Solid Leather Attache Cases, 30s; Music Cases, 6s 6d to 12s 6d. WHY not got quality and value at the cheapest price? Why not get a Bag or Purse you know is good? Why be taken in by cheap imitations, when Kitt makes and soils the genuine article at the cheapest price ? SPORTING. Hockey sticks, soccer and RUGBY BALLS, Lowest Prices. LANGLEY AND SON, 71 Maolaggan street. ‘TUB RED BAND PROTECTS YOU I” TO EVERY TRUCK OWNER 1 Whilst you are wasting time and money wilb ordinary pneumatic or inferior solid tyres your rivals in business are using “ ST. HELENS ” SOLID BAND TYRES , TYRES (The Tyro with the Rod Band), And getting all the trade. Benefit by their experience. See what a local user says: “Our Delivery Trucks have boon using St. Helens* Tyres for the last 4| years, and these Tyres have given every satisfaction.’’ SOLE AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS FOR OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND, WISEMAN AND M'KISSOCK, SAVOY BUILDING, DUNEDIN. MAKE YOUR OWN GRAMOPHONE. T CAN SUPPLY THE PARTS and Show JL You How. Best quality Swiss Motor's. Cheapest in town. Inspect week-end or evenings. 16 MOREAU STREET, St. Kilda. OTAGO CO-OPERATIVE MILK SUPPLY CO., LTD., bog to Notify that MILK null be fid PER QUART from MONDAY, 23rd inst. 'Phone 5,631. 17'EEP Moving.—Motor Removals, any dlo tanco, town or country; get our price. Orust and Crust. WIRE Frames for Electric Light shades niado to order; several patterns to select from.—Charles Bills, Ltd. TUGGLESW ORTH AND BIN NS are . . giving a Free Enlargement with each Dozen Cabinet Photographs. Cards.—Special Offer of Dozen Post Cards, with Enlargement. Call and see samples. Now Address; Stewart Dawson’s Buildings, Princes street.—Wrigglesworth and Binns; ’phono 2,041. CURB your Cold: Syrup of Linseed Cough Mixture. —E. P. Cameron, chemist, Stafford street. AFTER a busy, tiring day there’s nothing better than a drop of Wateon’s No. 10 Whisky. 'EIEP Moving—Engage our Motor FundJju turn Van; ono house, one load; book in advance.—Crust and Crust. IF you need Building Material, send an Advertisement to tho ‘Star.’