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Feilding Star, Volume 8, Issue 2426, 11 May 1931, Page 8

Extended to Saturday May 16 Owing to tlio Overwhelming Public Appro viC ae;'.:: tied cur Sp/cia! Stfa ktaking Mill Season Clearanee we have ch ruled to eytu ii to Saturday ■ :xt this Great ' Price ti( dinting , Oec.aflion, affording a fin Piter tijic.iuiitj for Mcr.yy Saving and tit.seeming cl Sensational. Seas >i in hit . lanv-l’iirni Offe. ings. SKK WINDOWS AND DEPARTMENTS FOR FINAL BARGAIN OFFERINGS Mils XV K Ely SNIP! Stiin. DRESS FLANNEL CLKAEAXCK Pit It 'K I II yard. t’snally :!/11. Pawn Only. Inin. FLANNEL TWEED. CLEARANCE PRICK 2/11 yard. Penally 7/11. All Wool. Smart Mauve Tone .Mixture El'fee SENSATIONAL OFFERING! 31 in. SMART STRIPKD VIVKI.KAS. CI.HAItA X’t' I! PRICK 3/11 yard. Penally S/11. Small Range to choose, from. EXITITKIXAI, VAI.PK! Mllin. SHOT TAP ppta silks. pi.kakaxpp prick All yard. Glorious Evening Shades, olin. JIAItLE REPPS AND SERGES, tXKAItAXCK PRICE 0/11 yawl. Psually ires. Smart 'Pollings. Dependable Qualities. LADLES’ COTTON AND ART SILK CHEMISE VESTS. CI.P.ARAXCK PRICK 2/3 each. Psually up to 3/ti. No Sleeves. Round Sill- Braid. Sizes 30in to 40in. LADIES' SI. IK I’I.ATEII PI.KKCV I.INPI) RI.OOM Pits. CLEARANCE PRICE 3/(i. \V. Size. Carter Finish at Waist and Knee. LATHES’ ALL WOOL CANTERTtPRY WOVEN BLOOMERS. CLEARANCE PRICE 8/11. All Sizes. Psually 11/3 to 12/!). Splendid Shapes. Ideal Quality. SSIn. OOI.OFRED BORDER CERTAIN NET. CLEARANCE PRICE 1/3 yard. Psually 1/11 (Team Cionnds. Blue. Pink, or I (olio Rodders. 72in 45ih. VELVET I’IT.E OVAL KITS. CLEARANCE PRICE l!i 11. Originally 1 1 /T. Onod designs oil Idue or fawn grounds. sui aide for I-learth or Bedside. TO OVI.V AX.MIXSTER CAIiI'ETS. CLEARANCE PRICE £5 1!l/l>. Psually £.x N/-. Smart Multi-eohmred Designs ..n Pawn Grounds. . Cllil.S' NAVY SCHOOL BLAZERS. Red or White- Pipings. All Sizes. Past in Sun and Sea Air. PRICED from 7./S. SPECIAL OPPPIi! PACE CLOTH AND TWEED COATS. CLEARANCE PRICE d‘d d. Psually up to £1 4 - Primmed Pur Collars and Cutis. New Colour Tones. Smart Styles. BPAPTIPIL ANKLE LENGTH EVENING GOWNS. CLEARANCE ‘PRICES 37 li and 311 1 Psually 511,'1i. ('harming Designs in Floral Art Taffeta and Satin. SMART COTTON TWEED lIOCSE SKIRT.'.. CLEARANCE PRICE 7 11. Psi .ilh Id d. Clieek Effeets. Belt and Piea'.e.l Skins. SAY. and \\ Sizes. LADIES' ALL WOOL GAITERS CLEARANCE PRICES .3 11 and I ii Pair. But ton Sides. Psiiallv 8/11 MOBLEY'S IMPLEX FABRIC GLOVES CLEARANCE PRICE 4 f, pti Psually 5 i». Pawn Shaih-s. SPECIAL PPRCHASE ! MEN S FANCY CARDIG.VNS. CLEARANCE PRICK e, n. Good Colourings in Smart Designs. ADDITIONAL REMNANT BARGAINS. SEE TABLES SPECIAL FEATFRES. Extended to SATURDAY. to Per Cent. Confession off till Dressmaking Orders. 10 Per Cei:.. Reduction off all Down Quilts. All Etirs not specially reduced marked less 10 Per Cent... Linos Laid Free of Charge. Curtains and Valances Demined Free of Charge. Two Pillows Free with every Double lital Mattress imielia..-efi. One Pillow Free with Every Singe Bed Mattress. Remember! These Special Inducements definitely ee.tt- | elude S.XTFRDAY CCBBES On the Square CORNEB FcildinQ

N. 7.. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE IHSTRIBCTINtI COMPANY I.I.MITKI) 1.1 VIC STOCK AND WOOL DEPARTMENTS TX reply to many enquiries, the Diree--1 tors wish to state that the Company decline:! an invitation to become a member of the Associated Live Stock Auctioneers T.td.. for the following reasons, viz.:— 1. —Because nearly 40 per cent, of the Company’s Share Capital was subscribed for the express purpose of establishing a Rive Stock Business on co-operative lines. 2. —Because they believe that the Company can give greater service to Farmers by retaining Its independence and remaining outside of the Amalgamation. 3. —Because it is in the best interest of the Farming Community that there should he competition in the conduct of Iho l.ivo Stock Business. 4. —Because the Company was formed solely for the service nn l protection of Primary Producers and has established a complete and efficient organisation capable of handling the whole of a Farmer's Business in Live Stock. Wool and Produce. It will continue its present policy of working for the benefit and in the interests of its clien's. The Directors invite Farmers to support their own ‘Co-operative” Institution and to make the fullest use of its facilities. “CO-OPERATION” IS THE FARMER’S BEST PROTECTION” X.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE DISTEIBT'TIXG CONI PANT I.INI ITED THOMAS VT’KHIE, Chairman of DirectorsERNEST lIASSAI-1-. General Manager.