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Evening Star, Issue 19326, 12 August 1926, Page 8

DUNEDIN SAVE' TRAM FARES, TIME, AND MONEY. PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE YOU SPUING SEASON MODES’.

■ WHY BE WITHOUT MUSIC? PLAY WHILE YOU PAY I Any Instrument Sold on Easy Terms. Always in Stock; MXOEDIONS, BANJOS, GUITARS, UKULELES, MANDOLINS. GRAMOPHONES from £3 17s 6d to £3B. Deposits as low as 10s. Uso Needles, Strings, Sheet Music, Pianola REPAIRS. REPAIRS. South Dunedin Gramophone Parlors, 163 KING EDWARD STREET.

TOM FOX, MEN’S MERCER AND CLOTHIER, Is selling Suits at Half-puce. Only a few Icit from £3 3s. Try mo for Men’s Mcar. EVERYTHING REDUCED. 279 King Edward St. (op. Cold Stores),

NEES FOR FURNITURE SOME REASONS WHY. WE HAVE SUPPLIED THOUSANDS of homes with “ Nees ” furniture either through retail houses or since wo started our “ Direct-to-Public policy from our own factory show rooms. OUR GOODS HAVE STOOD THE TEST of use and abuse, and wherever used have given perfect satisfaction. NOW A LARGE PORTION OP Obit TRADE comes as re-orders, and from new clients who have been recommended by their friends to come to ns for value and satisfaction. WE SPECIALISE ON GOOD ■ FURNITURE, and centre upon its production at a low cost all our resources, experience, and skill. resources, Bxpcri©ncOy finci A VISIT TO THE SHOW ROOMS whore you can see dozens of suites set out in rooms, with all prices in lain figures, will well repay you. lain ngures, win wen repav you. MEMBER OUR METHODS cut out all unnecessary expenses, and you get the benefit. NEES, THE FURNITURE PEOPLE, Hanover street and Anzac avenue. LATE NIGHT FRIDAY. , . —[Advt.J “I have spent nearly £5,000 on that girl’s education," complained the aggrieved father, “and here she goes and marries a young fellow with an income of only £250 a year.” “Well,” said the friend of the family, “that’s 5 per cent; on your investment. What marc can you expect in these temsaf"