MISCELLANEOUS. TKOSS is giving a discount of 20 per • cent, on all purchases of 2s 6d and over. OUll goods are everyday necessities— Corsets, Corsolettes, Bloomers, Nightdresses, and Umbrellas in immense assortment. . LADIES’ Stockings, in pure wool, cashmore, silk and wool, art. silk, and pure silk in every now colour. C CHILDREN’S Sox in thousands of pairs, / Children’s Woolly Goods of every doscription, all at one-fifth off.—T. Ross. OWELS kept free from poisons by regularly eating Yeaston Tablets.—Wilkinson and "Son, chemists. WHY~i > ay More?—Furnish t at auction prices; attend auction sale, Friday evening next, 7.so.—lrelands, auctioneers. EAT the gas meter with tho Meter Beater. AITAJS T GATA • -all cn‘ down considerably you-.' monthly fuel bill; it is our most economical coal. OP and ginger beers can be brewed with Yeaston Tablets.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. KEY and Lifeless Hair restored to \JT natural shade with famous Rachel Hair Tonic.— Wilkinson and Son, chemists. CONSTIPATION !—Ent Yeaston Tablets, which stimulate normal movement of bowels and aid digcstion.—Willdnson and Son, chemists. A DIES' should not miss seeing the lincst selection of Irish Linens over landed in New Zealand A T tho Irish Linen House, die open Y'\ wholesale warehouse, Duke's Buildings, St. Andrew street. NDIGESTION, constipation corrected by , Yeaston Tablets, and appetite improves.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. KB liands look old; keep young apli poarance by using Sydal; used and obtainable everywhere. \IR treated with Brice’s Circassian ‘Cream (,2s) is always admired.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. BAD breath, indigestion, unsightly skin eruptions disappear when you cat Yeaston Tablets.—Wilkinson and Eon, chemists. . BEAT the gas meter with the Meter ileatcr. KIDNEY and Bladder Troubles rectified by taking Dr Mackenzie’s Monthoids; 80 for 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. all makes; £3 upwards; guaranteed last 3 years.—N.E. Typewriter Co., 22 Bond street. EADAG'HES disappear after eating Yeaston Tablets, which tone up body and nerves.— Wilkinson and Son, chemists. ID URN IT DUE Seekers.—Attend Monster 1 Auction at Irelands, Manse street, Friday evening next, 7.30; inspect now. D REAVERS.—12s 6d bargains; seo windows; Silk Blouses, Woollen Jumpers, and Cardigans, few special Jumper Suits, Skirts, Umbrellas, odd Bargain Coats, Raincoats, Art. Silk Frocks (s.w. only), Evening Frocks, and Shawls, 12s 6d. __ REAVERS.—Wrap-on Corsets, specially designed for heavy figures; strong elastic over hips; 26 to 34; 12s 6d. D REA VERS.—Ladies’ Cosy Ripple Cloth Dressing Gowns, cross-over style, helio. only; 12s 6d. REAVERS—AII-wool Velour Cloth for winter coats, all tho new colours; 54in wide; 12s 6d. REAVERS—Beautiful Silk Velvets, in fancy designs, for bridge coals, frocks, etc.; 36in wide; 12s 6d. RHA^iuC—Uhildrcn’s Fine Quality Wool Coat Sets,'all the new shades; sizes 14, 16, 18; 12s 6d set. D REAVERS.—Children’s Coals, wonderful value; new tweeds and velours; all sizes in stock; 7s 6d to 39s 6d. REA VERS.—Lad ios’ Woollen Scarves, pretty colourings, cosy for winter wear, from 4s 6d.—Dreavcrs Ltd., George street. __ . HE A V ERSi—Ladies' All-wool Botany Hose, seam at back, good wearing; new shades for winter; 3s lid. REAVERS.—Dainty Velvet Hats, small tucks, bow at back, i-osc, beige, black, red, voilct, etc.; 15s 6d. REAVERS.—Berets, all wool, 4s lid; brushed wool mixtures, 5s lid; fancy coloured knit, 5s lid; felt, Oriental colourings, 14s 6d. REAVERS.—Just arrived, May supply of Butterick Patterns, Quarterlies, and Delineators; see counter books for deD REAVERS.—Crash Cushion Covers, stamped with cineraria designs, 2s 6d.—Droavers Ltd., George street, Dunedin. EHSONAL.—Secret of Joan’s slenderness revealed! Took Vouth-O-Form Capsules; 201 b reduction 6 weeks.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. FOR SALE. I DOR SALE, 3 Bags Thorpe's Now Midway Coal; nothing to beat it; 10s 6d, c.o.d.—Ring 13-314. SALE, .22 cal. Browning Automatic ■ Ride; practically new; good reasons for selling.—Address 611, ‘ Star.’ I DOR SALE, Firewood; manuka blocks, • 5 bags 10s, 11 bags £1; cheapest and best.—7s Melbourne street; tel. 23-493. iDOR SALK, Strawberry Plants, good • croppers; 9d per dozen.—Apply 11 Douglas street. St. Kilda. ID OR SALE, 5 Starr-Bowkett Shares; 1 £67 paid in.—Reply to 588, ‘ Star ’ Office.. TDOR SALE, Drop-side Cot; good as new. 1 564, ‘ Star.’ ; TDOR SALE, Linton 14s, Taratu 10s 6d. 1. Lignite 8s per 1-ton, deliver south end on level; cash with order. —210 Melbourne street. I"DOR~ISALE71 SALE 7 Singer Sewing 1 Machine (latest model), Piano (English maker); easy terms arranged.—s 63, ‘ Star.’ TJDOR SALE, well-bred Scotch Collie Pup, JL 1 11 months old; useful watchdog.— 518, ‘Star.’ ; . I DOR SALE, Firewood, iManuka Blocks; - 5 bags 10s, 11 bags £1; cheapest and best.—7s Melbourne street; tel. 23-493. ORNINGTON Residents, best Lignite Coal, 3 bags 7s 6d cash; other Coals stocked.—Write Crichton, Forbes street. G'TrSeN - Roil] TtirG /Clay, Rockery Stones For Sale; prices moderate. — Ring 23-214. POTATOES, King Edward or Arran Chief, 3a 9d sugar bag, 7s cwt, 12s sack 2001 b, delivered. —Potatoes, 456, ‘ Star.’ RADIO. A CHEERY fire, the radio, and you, dear, and wo’ll buy our Kindling and Logs from H. P. Oakenfull, the firewood specialist, of 97 Filleul street. ARE you thinking wireless? Free Advice, Free Demonstration; best proposition in Dunedin; no obligation whatever.—342. ‘ Star.’ THE new 1931 Ultimate World Receiver, the most improved Radio on tho market; power full on. BOTH long and short waves; advance model on view Laidlaw and Gray, Radio House, George street. ELCOGNISEU Radio Repair Specialists. —Phono 11-501; North Electric Coy. Ltd., 209 Moray place. B. and~C. Eliminator; state make and lowest cash price.—s3s, ‘ Star.’ IMPORTER offers latest Radio Combination 8-vnlvc Electric, finest manufactured; cost price £55, worth £BS. —P.O. Box 587. HOLIDAY RESORTS. WAIKOUAITL— Golden Flccco Private Hotel: First-class Accommodation, reasonable tariff.—Apply R. and A. Bunting, Waikouaiti.
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Evening Star, Issue 20778, 28 April 1931, Page 10
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