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Otago Daily Times, Issue 15822, 22 July 1913, Page 9

MEN'S SHARTLY-OUT TWEED SAC | SUITS, with or without vent at back; | medium and dark mixtures—were 27/G | end 32/0. Now 22/6 each. | SPECIAL LOT OP MEN'S WARM BLAN-- j KET TWEED OVERCOATS; fashionable shape; smart stripes; do old stock; Greys, Browns, and Dark Green mixtures—worth 35/- to 45/-. All Sizes clearing at 21/>. 70 LADIES' ONE-PIECE DBESSES, in j fine Navy and Black all-wool striped ! Edges; beautifully made locally, with j fine braiding and piping—uscal price, j! «/■. . I Our Phenomenal Price, 8/11 eaohl i 63 LADIES' SHOT WOOL WHIPCORD j ONE-PIECE DRESSES, in seven differ-, j eni colour combinations; embroidered j in Black and with Black silk guipure laoo neck and cuffs; all made locally— original price, 35/-. Also to go at 8/11 each. 200 LADIES' COSTUMES, principally in tweeds; all latest shapes-semi-sac, liigh-waisted, and Norfolk; skirts panel shape; the new three-piece style; all fashionable new goods. In Jour lots to clear— 10/6, 16/-, 21/-, Silk-lined 29/6 each. VERY SPECIALI MAIDS' NAVY COSTUMES, made of Fox's indigo serge, guaranteed; Norfolk and sao shapes; 8 v 6izes 6, 7, 8, and 9. Clearing Price, 21/- all round. | ANOTHER LINE UNPARALLELED IN I THE OTTY:57 NEW TWO AND THREE-PIECE | SKIRTS, in stylish all-wool tweeds; | Lovat, Heather, Greys, Browns; 1 trimmed large buttons; local manulac- | ture—usual price, 21/-. | Sale Price, 10/6. R ' 50 Gross " SUITALL " IMITATION HEAL ] TORCHON LACE; linen finished; | edgings and insertions from lin to 3in ! wide. Sale Prices, 1/- and 1/8 dozen. | Drapery Association, WINTER FAIR and EXTENSION OF PREMISES i 105 to 115 OH f George St. uHLL« "I'll tell you why I prescribe Wilson's Malt Extract," said the busy doctor to his assistant medico, who was keen on finding out things. "It's like this: Wilson's is by far the best malt extract ont of the whole bunch, and many of my patients—adults and children—have made wonderful recoveries by its use during convalescence. You see, Wilson's Malt Extract has a large amount of diastase (digestive agent), and consequently the impaired system is able to assimilate foods, especially of a starchy nature, without harm to the digestive organs. Then, Wilson's Extract forms flesh so quickly, and enriches the blood, besides acting as an invigorating tonic in.cases of depres, sion after illness. Yes, Wilson's Malt Extract is the best family tonic and food combined that I know of." ANTED, THEA'fIICAL MANAGERS and Others lo know that the Otajp Daily Times undertakes the POSTING of WOODCUTS (any Bite), STREAMER::. POSTERS, and every description of Printing in the lr.ost prominent positions in tin City on shortest notico. TAU O~WI TNES3.-M<"T S toiiMTiTurgo sraount of reading matter, Piice Dd.