nra® ' „ m Tiger 1 ea Perl GSjgsEca^K Reduction Tuesday, the 24th July Is the Closing Day of Brown,, Ewing's Popular Winter S m Intending Purchasers will please note that all Sale* Discount* Reductions will terminate then. The FINAL are weß Offering, as they do, Huge Concessions BELOW ORDINARY SALE PRICES. Here are a Few Typical Instances of the Special Buying Advantages Offered. LADIES’ KNITTED WOOL COSTUMES, JUMPERS, and SKIRTS. Usual prices, £5 5/, £5 12/6, £7 7/. Clearing price, 59/6 each. LADIES’ SEMI-EVENING AND AFTERNOON FROCKS in Grope do Chino, Taffeta, and Lace. Usual prices, £8 8/, £l2 19/6, £l3 13/, and £l4 14/, Clearing price, 45/6 each. LADIES’ TWEED FUR-LINED COATS, some with Lit collars. Usual prices, £3 IS/6, £l2 12/, £l4 14/, and £ls 15/, • Clearing price, only £5 15/6. Clearing Prices for LADIES’ TRIMMED MILLINERY—S/, 7/11, 10/6, 15/6, 19/8 each. LADIES’ WHITE FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES Magyar "shape, edged Lace, in square, round, and V-shaped necks. Usual price, 10/6. Clearing price, 6/11. 13in CAMBRIC SHIRTINGS, good stripes, fast colors. Usual price, 2/3. Clearing price, 1/ yard. 54i n NAVY SERGE guaranteed All Wool, fast dye. Usual price, 15/6. Clearing price, 8/11. 53m HEAVY COLORED TWEED in Brown and Grey Mixtures. ' Usual price, 15/6. Clearing prloa, 4/8 yard. REMEMBER!—Tuesday, 24th July, is the Last Day of Sale. Brown, Ew .Si v J.iaJ] & Co., Ltd. DUNEDIN’S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE. iflfL fi 9
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I I i Housewi r:~i The Lowest Prices lor Groceries ALWAYS—not Just now and again, but EE ALWAYS—and on the top of this a Bonus Coupon with every Cash Purchase =: you males I H The way to save money on Groceries is to know where to buy to the best advantage. Thousands of “ Housewives have found by experience that this cau bo most successfully clone at Wardens’, whore the =r Quality is always right _ and the Prices are always the Lowest. Don’t forget, also, the substantial value -- of the Bonus Coupons in securing things of use and ornament for the home free of cost. bl i a EOS Lt.f I 1 | i THE LATEST SHORT PRICE LIST; Cerebos Saxa Salt, per plot ... Rico, per lb ■ ... Thomson’s Seedless Raisins, per lb Chick Pood, 41b for Currants, best quality, per lb per pkt ... Prunes, new season’s, per lb Dates, new season’s, per lb ... Dates, “ Turbin,” per pkt Figs, Smyrna, per lb ... Dried Apricots, per lb ... ... Dried per lb ... ... ... Muscatel Raisins, per pkt ... ... Jordan Almonds, per lb ... ... ... Sicily Almonds, per lb . Honey, 21b pottles « ... ... Honey, Jib pats M'Kenzie’s Patent Barley, per tin Herrings and Sauce, Maconochio’s, Herrings, Maconochie’s, large tin SPECIAL I—Toilet Soaps, assorted fumes, per cake 3d Palmolive Soap, per cake BUTTER, HIGH GRADE, per lb ... Peck’s Salmon and Shrimp Paste— Bovril ... O.M.C. Extract of Meat, per jar A.M.O. Potted Moats, per tin Gear Corned Beef, per tin Wax Vestas, Royals, per dozen Wax Vestas, Plaids, per dozen ... „ Wax Vestas, 250’s, per dozen ... . Cream of Tartar, 99 per cent., per lb . Lea and Perrin’s Sauce, per bottle, Is 8d and Mollor’s Sauce, per bottle ... Beocham’s Pills, large box ... Morton’s Soidlitz Powders, per tin Baxter’s Lung Preserver, per bottle, Is 4d and Eno’s Fruit Salts, per bottle ... ... ... Epsom Salts, Morton’s, per dozen Glauber Salts, English, per lb Scott’s Emulsion, per bottle, 2s 3d and Keillor's Marmalade, 11b tins ... ... ... Keillor’s Marmalade, 21b tins ... ... Pineapple, large tins ... ... ... Cornflour, per lb ... Split Peas, per lb ... »„ ... >„ Green Peas, per lb ... ... ... ... ... Haricot Beans, per lb ... ... ... ... Bournville Cocoa— Jib, Is; Jib, Is lid; 11b, SPECIAL ULOOSE COCOA, equal in quality to the best brands packed in tins, per lb Joyes’ (English) Fluid—large bottle, Is 6d; small bottle, Jeycs’ Fluid, J-pint tins ... Joyes’ Fluid, 1-pint tins H. cl. 0 6 1 3 1 8 0 8J 2 10 1 10 1 2 1 3 2 4 3 G 0 6 0 5 4 1 1 3 2 3 1 10 0 4 0 4 0 2J 0 3 3 9 1 0 1 4 1 10 WARDELL BROS. & Co, Grocers, Tea and Provision Merchants, Telephones 955 and 35. George Street I ■l!l>Ullinilliil!IHIIIIII!IIBilllllllBllllllllia a i 1 6 551 m I | m inililllllHilllllllHfllflllllH
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Evening Star, Issue 18333, 21 July 1923, Page 15
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