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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16665, 25 September 1914, Page 5

ONE OF JOYS OF THE SEASON - NEW FU ll 1R At our FAMOUS Low Prices .... Lace Curtains— In White and Ivory—--4/6 to 15/- per pair mm \M Madras Muslins— Tasselled Edges ... 1/3 1/6 yar( Scalloped Edges ... 1/2 1/3 yard Stencilled Borders l/ 6 i Lappet Muslins— White, 50ih. wide, scalloped edges—lOJd Ecru, stencilled borders ... 1/6 Linoleums—--2 yards wide, in latest designs, MatTiles and Floral—- . 3/6 3/11 4/6 per running yard rm m Pp. IS Antique Copper Pluemord" Finish ttffi i 4d m m ~,, m M m w* w m In Asminster, Velvet Pile and Tapestry, new designs and colourings— Runners, 18-inch ... „ 22|-inch , 27-inch ... ... From 1/6 ... From 1/11 ... From 2/11 1 »■ rfw >3 m m*c?s m w& m 'Am. Vgsi W § *i 1 VICTORIA SQ. and HIGH ST. m We offer you the largest variety of Footwear in the Dominion, and defy any other Store to give you the same low prices that we charge. Note the prices in our windows.' Women's Black Velvet Tie Shoes, just in IJ/6 „ Derby Shoes, black or tan 7/11 to 26/6 „ Albany Shoes, latest shapes 11/6 to 22/6 „ Ankle-bar Shoes, very smart 11/6 to 24/6 ~ Oxford or Derby Boots, sewn soles 7/11 to 25/Men's Oxford or Derby Shoes, welted 14/6 to 27/6 ~ Box Calf or Willow Calf Boots, sewn soles 17/6 to 28/6 „ Glace Kid Boots, black or tan 12/6 to 27/6 „ Chrome Boots, many styles 8/11 to 17/6 „ Shooters, nailed or plain soles 10/6 to 18/6 REPAIRING DONE ON THE PREMISES. 117 CASHES. ST., CHRISTCHURCH STAFFORD STREET, TSWIARU. .EWSPAPER ADVERTISING is the ROYAL - J Highway to Wealth. It is the Vital PRINCIPLE which makes for success in any business anywhere. Wherever you fin d a GREAT BUSINESS leading in its particular field, you will find that its success has invariably been achieved by Scientific, Purposeful Advertising. Ask any successful business man for the basic reason of his position, and by what medium he achieved it. He will tell you that it was by becoming KNOWN to everybody, or in other words, PUBLICITY by means of the newspaper with the largest circulation. Both these factors are offered you in the ~..