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■fi O Wonderful fj IO BARGAINS I® 7gMH^* > at Millers on the Quay Sixteen Bargains that combine exceptional quality with still Lower Prices. Country Clients Please Add Postage to Orders. ■■■ ■ — MILLER’S FAMOUS EMPIRE WHITE TWILL SHEETS. Guaranteed >[ MENHS IOCh to give satisfaction and hard wear. • PAIR M SIZE 11/6 i S.B. SIZE £/I 1 i FURNISHING SATIN, IJtiin., in all shades. 8 W ll | YARD 9(1. TWILL WINCEYETTE (DORMA Production) Super yarn. British i ■ VT7K’4. -O-..V run LADIES’ TWILL WINCEYETTE NIGHTS. - hi make. In shades of Green, Blue, Lemon, White, Pink, Etc. Triimned with contrasting shades. Worth O/ 4 4 36in. NOW, YARD 1/Q B 3/11. /Bi L/L ii SPECIAL PRICE TO CLEAR / 30in. NOW, YARD Od. h / ® I MEN’S ENGLISH WOOL AND COTTON ROLL i COLLAR JERSEYS, in shades of Navy, Wine, ART SILK BED SPREADS, in shades of Blue, Lemon, Mauve, Pink, i Grey, Royal and Brown. Splendid washing Green White. ! and wearing. Will not shrmk 60 xBO SINGLE BED 3/H ’ ° UR FR * C "!' 80 x 100 DOUBLE BED £ £ : BOYS’ STRONG TWEED SHORTS, DOUBLE / 4 i]T W v n SEATS. All sizes. / g W PAIR uZBa / " “ POPLIN NEGLIGE SHIRTS with collar to /C? !; MEN . S HEAVY FABRIC GLOVES, fleecy JK / match, shades of Blue, Grey and Brown. . W/ V [i hne(l) Dark Grey sha des. All sizes. 1 OUR PRICE / i! ’ PAIR ® / jili MEN’S NAVY ALL WOOL FLANNEL . H j/ UNDERS, in Shetland and Orkn,ey. Made in X| /CZ B LADIES’ PURE WOOL JUMPERS. Fancy |jj/ our own mill. “P / Weave, Elastic Knit Band. In shades of XMI / I i I LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICE / i; Fawn, Orange, Green and Brown and Navy. yT “ * MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, well cut and fl LADIES’ CARDIGANS. Fancy all wool, two- /fl 8 tailored. Fully lined. <*> ii tone check effect in Brown, Royal, Green and / g S MILLER’S PRICE i Navy . /Bi B These Coa'ts are made in our own mill from pure N.Z. Wools. H i i if ATT ~J T, T , , . . H LADIES’ CROSSOVER SMOCKS. Made from ( ! MEN S ALL WOOL MARL CARDIGANS and B Fas 1 ; colour Melway Cloth. Short sleeves. 4 p PULLOVERS. Made in our own mill. Q/ 1 | ii Pink, Mauve Lemon, etc. / V [I HENCE THE PRICE / ■ ■ p * '■ NAP WOE 5S'r Q /«2 I “'vl With .arg, Collar. VR /_ | TROUSERS. S.ze 3to 7 PAIR »« / p In w Black , BottlCj Brown and Navy. f / SIZE B—3/11, / SPECIAL / —— —————— — - .... . ■ — = 11 Millers On The Quay ; Sole Distributors for the West Coast for Miller’s Ltd., Christchurch.

MISS SOUTHWELL PIPER ||||||B® DRINKS IO! GO CUPS L J TEA a DAY Ml I Almost only Food of Tireless Woman (From the “Daily Mirror,’’ London, February 3rd, 1936.) More than sixty cups of tea a day and a few slices of bread and butter are the only nourishment of a remarkable Bristol woman. On this diet she does some sixteen hours' hard work in her florist’s shop in Union Street, Bristol. Always on the go, no assistant can keep pace with her tireless energy. She never takes a holiday, never stops to have a solid meal, and her appearance is amazingl}’ youthful. Ever Since Childhood “I drink fifteen cups at every meal,” said ~ Miss Piper. “First thing in the morning ,4k I have a cup of tea. I couldn’t exist JgssSk without it. I have been doing this since I was a little girl, when I Mother used to say ‘Let her jgr I have another cup to keep her I quiet.’ ” . I Miss Piper teems wi t h == ” ; ©®||si&. I vitality and has never ■ known a single day’s ill- -ggggggpr ness. And all this she / ascribes to her sixty jjjlyjwilr cups of tea a day. / Miss Piper ' studied the ti*a . she drank and .. z knew the .jg|s|?gjgg*' importance \ of good tea to \ good health... \ JIB" CHOICE just as “Amber \ l .iSpjpsffi Tips” is so widely \. WSRWiffIF EMPIRE I appreciated in this v „ country. - H TEA <(. yJGp’ = _ ' \tJ> g g Mountings and Lenses in g I— Latest Styles g {There are fashions in Glasses, too. We always follow S the fashion and provide our patients with the latest |S lenses and frames. Consult us about your eyes. £== I J. TENNER! 1 == JewJUr A Optician, GAETMOUTH A HOKITIKA = aUiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiuiuauiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinwißl

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