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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15557, 6 March 1911, Page 10

Autumn Styles g its We are now showing a most charming range of Stylish Goods for Autumn wear. They have all been carefully chosen from the Manufactures of Europe as being representative of the correct styles for the present season. The ranges of materials and the shades are so varied that selection to meet every desire must be an easy matter. Early Inspection is cordially invited. Ready-Money enables your spending money to count for more here than anywhere else. CAREY’S The Ready-Money Drapers Colombo Street

[aa—dress goods; OF DISTSIMGTIOftS i IWHlin'f" BH rgaIACH day now brings its great quota of New | 1 Ull Goods. Each day we are busy opening and s unpacking the cases of beautiful new things | 1 that come by steamer from practically every | producing centre of the world. Each day there is | more to see—and those who like earliest glimpses of | the New Fashions are finding this season’s at THE | PEOPLE’S PLACE FOR VALUE keenly interesting. | The New Goods earliest—the Best Goods always—and 3 always the Lowest Prices. These are the conditions that make this Store worth knowing. S nirn riDCGO n£OT is now teemin s with the i UUn iinEuD SlLr I. richest, most elaborate, most I® beautiful collection of Dis- @| tinctive and Fashionable COSTUME MATERIALS we have *||| ever shown. The usual variety of superior fabrics, the artistic gll and effective combinations and contrasts of coloring, join in making the showing a fertile field of inspiration for the woman in search of AUTUMN COSTUME SUCJGESTIONS. HI Special Colonial Tweeds and Worsteds j§j SS inches wide for TAILORED COSTUMES. Kg _ FdRESSMAKING "“I DEPARTMENT. imammMaamaaaxmKmmmmaamaaamßßaxmmmmmßmmmmmaaßaßßmm I Expert specialization in the construction of Artistic Wearing gap Apparel has established a reputation for our Store, that has |®l made it a synonym for those that recognise the high type of Dressmaking Art that we adhere to. " gH Let us make your EASTER COSTUME. If you are in a ||| hurry that will give us another means of proving how helpful |t| we can be to you. We guarantee you perfect satisfaction, and at a popular schedule of prices. i|| PATTERNS ! We ©hall be clad to send to any addroaa |§pj ________ on application. GRAHAM, iSJRi WILSON a mm I |SMELLIE fMliflJ

PANNELL’S GREAT BOOT SALE SS ON. £SOOO Stock to be cleared. You remember our last year Sale? The bargains you got ? The money you saved ? Well, in order to make room for incoming stocks of Winter Boots we must clear remaining Summer stocks regardless of cost. First-class Footwear at second-class prices -or TWENTYONE DAYS. Now 10'6 Now 9 6 Now 10 6 Now 17 0 Now 10, S 12/6 GENTS’ BOX CALF BOOTS 16/'> ti ~ „ ~ narrow toes ‘22/6 „ GLACE KID BOOTS, narrow toes ... 22/6 „ TAN DERBY FRONT BOOTS ... 2'2/6 ~ TAN BOOTS, button and lace, odd sizes LADIES’ EVENING SHOES— Were 5/- 8/6 14/6 ... ... ... Now 2/8 S/6 4/6 LADIES’ CANVAS SHOES, odd sizes— Were 5/6 6/6 9/6 ... ... ... Now qiq 7/9 LADIES’ GLACE BUTTON BOOTS, narrow toes Less than Half-price Special Line LADIES GLACE and BAR SHOES, Louis heels Were IU/G and 12/6 Now a n 9/3 SEVERAL PAIRS MEN’S THIGH LEGGINGS, slightlv soiled Usual price 18/6 22/6 Now from 7/8 CHILDREN’S BOOTS and SHOES at prices which cannot be equalled in tho City. CALL AND WE’LL PROVE IT. N.B.—These prices are nett. No further reductions allowed during Sale period. H. PANNELL GO, 103 MANCHESTER ST. Phone G 94