CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.

Grey River Argus, 10 December 1926, Page 2

CHRISTMAS BARGAINS.

AT REYNOLDS AND KENVIG’S. With many demands on the family purse during the Yuletide season Mother is naturally anxious, as a committee of ways and means, of getting the best value in return for her outlay. She will therefore welcome an op portunity which presents itself in purchasing at reasonable prices the light materials of summer made necessary with the advance of the season. Sin-!, an opportunity is afforded in the sa’e )f stork now being effected by Rey Holds and Kinvig Ltd., of 69 Liehtiehl Street, Christchurch, who have gone into voluntary liquidation and who have opened up temporary ]«reniis-‘s formerly occupied by T. Brown, 37 Mackey Street for the disposal of high-class range of goods. Rey loins and Kinvig Ltd. have had 40 years' experience as warehousemen, and therefore have a thorough knowledge of the requirements for the season. 7’h. h stock is of excellent quality and is ef fried at prices which will tempt a!' lovers of a, good bargain, having to b. cleared out at wholesale prices. Amon; items which will appeal to .he Indie.arc voiles, all shades 40 inches wi<’n 1/3 per yard, line stripe gabardine 1/9 p<.r yard, striped and fine hopsucks 3/9 per yard, tussore silk 2/6 per yard am l a varied range of costumes, frocks, jumpers, rain coat-., hosiery etc. Fo.Hie men there are attractive all w'.ol tweed suits for 47/6, rweed and worsi cd suits G 5- and 72/6 and shirts, pyjama suits and overcoats at reasonable prices.