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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17095, 18 February 1916, Page 5

ARMSTRONGS - 3-DAY SPECIALS IW'r Children's Frocks •A Marvellous Purchase that was shut out of Australia on account of the high tariff. These frocks were designed and bought for one of the largest drapery firms in Sydney. But between the time of ordering and the arrival of goods came the huge duty. Therefore they were shipped to New Zealand to be sold to the Highest Cash Purchaser Armstrongs Bought Them. About 600 Frocks in Prints, Galateas, and Drills of high-grade. Worth 4/11 i Now VG * About 400 Frocks Worth 5/11 NOW I'll Frocks for Big Girls up to 28 inches in length. Worth about 8/6 Are now 2'll Up-to-date fViodel Corset In Pink, White and Grey. Long over Hip and Short Bust, beautifully boned. SPECIAL PRICE e k §J sc 3M 1 Smart Washing Dresses in Stripes and Self-Colours (good styles) 2!\ 1 am 4/11 WASHING SKIRTS IN PIQUE LINENS, Etc. Usual Prices 8/6 to 10/6 Now 2/0 HEAVY WEIGHT JAP. SILK BLOUSES in all the newest styles. Rich, Heavy (Quality in different designs. The ordinary half - guinea Blouse for 6/11 WAVY SERGE COS-TUMES—TaiIor-made from " Men’s *’ Suiting Serge. The serge alone is worth 10/6 yard PRICE 35/GABARDINE Dress Goods Gabardines and Raincoatings are correct for this season s Costumes. Shades Mole. Coven, Navy, Black, Tabac, Wins, wide I/0A yard 8 Pieces Only Heavy DRESS TWEED in good dark shades, 40in. wide. The present value is 3/6 I/ii yard Fox’s Navy Indigo Serge Extra wide. 50 inch. Heavy weight. Two Pieces Only Worth 7/11 Now 4/6 Strong Norfolk Suits in Dark Tweeds, to fit Boys 6 to 9 years old. Worth 14/6 Now 9/1.1 Gents’ Lounge Shifts in Summer Weights new patterns Usually 3/11 Now V'il 3^ i *9* V MEN’S PANTS & SINGLETS Summer Weights. Large sizesallsold. ) Each Large quautities to one customer will not be supplied. ARMSTRONGS Coombs’ Assigned Stock Sate POCKET LOUNGE FELTS Self and Black Bands All sizes. Usually ... 6/6 B>las*keta-Buy your Blankets now All-Wool Colonial Blankets Single Bed Size 1 611 Double Bad Size 23/11 A Limited Quantity Only.

Harmless fruit laxative cleanses stomach, liver and bowels without griping or discomfort. An acid stomach, dogged with fermenting, ill-digested food, means that the liver is not doing its duty. Nature provided ripe fruit juices to keep the liver up to its work. California Syrup of Figs—' Califig,'. is a deliciously refreshing fruit laxative which is alwavs in season. Vou can keep it at hand, and it will be an unfailing friend whenever the tongue is coated, bowels sluggish, breath foul, throat dry or sore, stomach full of wind, and head hot and aching. You can take a dose whenever it is needed, as safely as you could eat fresh fruit. In a short while you wall feel the benefit. The bowels will be gently relieved, and the stomach cleansed and sweetened as the undigested food is moved on and got rid of. The tongue will grow clean again and the head will be cooled and cleared. There is no mistaking the beneficial effects of California Syrup of Figs—- ■ Califig.’ Directions are with it for adults and children of all ages. This pleasant laxative is good for&ll, and cannot possibly barm even the most delicate, but you must ask for' Califig’—California Syrup of Figs, and look for the name and trade mark of the California Fig Syrup Co. All chemists sell 1 Califig,’—California Syrup of Figs in bottles of two sizes, i/ij and 1/9, milSi k. For months past Wheeling Wool has been practically unobtainable. By persistent effort, however, we have succeeded in purchasing, direct from the manufacturers, a large order of the famous Paton’s Wheeling Wool. Eighteen different shades, are represented. A quick sale of the whole assortment is assured. Those desiring to participate should make a point of calling early. A special window display of the wool is made. In association with the display of Paton’s Wheeling Wool, we also exhibit a complete range of Red Cross Goods, on behalf of the Christchurch branch. It will serve to show the great variety of goods that have been got together by this splendid body of Red Cross workers. The exhibit is one that everybody is interested in, and is well worthy of inspection.