Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 15937, 3 December 1913, Page 3

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400 lABDS SELF-STRIPE COTTON VOILES- | J Usual Price, IOJd. Special Price, 6d yard. 500 TAKDS PRINTED CAMBEICUsual Price, If, Special Price, 7Jd yard 400 YARDS COKSSN SHANTUNG; all leading shades— Usual Price, 10£<L Special Price, BJd yard 45n SHOT TAFFETA, in Saxe and Green, and Saxe and GreyUsual Price, 2/11. Special Price, 1/. yard. 40in WOOL TAFTETA in shades of GreyUsual Price, 2/6. Special Price, 1/8 yard < 50in SELF-STOTPE WOOL CREPE, in Light and Dark Grey, Reseda, and Light Brown— Usual Price, 2/11. Special Price, 1/11 yard / 42in SILK AND WOOL SANTOY, in shades of GreyUsual Price, 2/11 Special Price, 1/11 yard j i 40in SUMMER WEIGHT MTTPTO TWEEDS, in Grey, Green, and BlueUsual Price, 3/6. Special Price, 2/6 yard 42a SELF-STRIPE WOOL CREPE, in Lima, Helio, and Saxe— Usual Price, 3/6. Special Price, 2/6 yard 42m RTT.TT AND WOOL STRTPE CREPE, Brown, Reseda, Vieux Rosa, Myrtle— Usnal Price, 4/11. Special Price, 2/11 yard \ 40in COTTON VOILE, White Ground, Grey Stripe; very smartUsual Price, 2/3. Special Price, 1/6 40in COTTON VOILE, Grey and Black Stripes— Usnal Price, 2/6. Special Price, 1/11 WHITE LINEN BOX ROBES, 5/11 to 8/11—Less than half cost price. A: DEPARTMENT FULL OF BARGAINS. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF FANCY GOODS Suitable for CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. MAGNIFICENT CHOICE THIS WEEK. JVTrr Jil V^III.NNJ.M- l »mill^Ar^ l .k^^ I LAST WEEK l' I ■ ■ I OF OUR a ■ —— j I Do not miss this final opportunity of securing High- j i I | Class Jewellery and Silverware at I t LESS THAN COST PRICE. | i ■ I I HOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS:- \ 1 ' I I j :: WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, AND OPJICIANS :: j J 14 PRINCES ST. DUNEDIN. 1 1 „. ' • „ , „ 1 .-,.■. .... i.jimji'nm ii.jLiii-i.nL.i.jiji. -U-.1.H1. ji.jji^iaj. l mi 1111..11.1 u.i.ili r| f~ i That's the question that al- fl ways concerns us* We want pp' """'■J every customer to our Stores to JW B jbe perfectly satisfied with the $SL jk \ Footwear bought there, Com- gv **r\\ I fort, after all, is the first essen- I tial of a walking shoe, and com- — \ fort in every detail has been ■ • j studied in the building of the Foot- j j ■, jdr \ wear we offer. Then, of course, j |0(r J Wear comes a very close second, j I ere a £ a * n wc - can P rom * se y° u S **%~ /%J satisfaction. In the matter of Price Lssss we are most reasonable, and a pair of our Shoes will always prove a remarkably good investment Harris's for Footwear is now a household I j saying in Duncdin and Suburbs. I 22=24 Princes Street. I Our Business to-day stands as a tribute of our untiring I efforts to please the people. aMU!m^vffJK«..,Uif.'Lf.r.ir«A l .^'rr.i^ mi urn 111111 mil hi 1111 Imi ■ n i jjj i ftij mm flf, nanon. 'Comfortably & Economically is' no problem to us, we solved it long ago, Will you let us show you and explain how a little money can go a long way at our store? I Our Trade Mark is a Guarantee of Quality and Design, Durability, | Workmanship. Send a Postal for our Catalogue, Post Free. 1 Factories:— I Warehouse and Offices:— | GT. KING ST., DUNEDIN. I 141 GEORGE ST., DUNEDIN. i (Established 1809), | ART F'JRNLSHINa SPECIALISTS. | WANTED, THEATRICAL MAMGER3 \J o&U'.ioa of my weeiiy id tbe bommun. V V and Others to know that tho Utago v.oond m every larnuiouso in Olaga aoa Daily 'iiuica undcrtaki-s the POSTINti of bouUxJand, mid circulating i&.-gely in Can WOODCUTS (any Bize), STREAMERS, Kxuuxy uid northern rurti di 3 lncU, it oflor* POSTERS, and every description of Printuiiuvalied teoiin;*! lor Advertising wiythuij ir.g in tho most prominent positions io th« ei iAWrwt Va oeuaiuf swsUja, . J. u'.y on ehortist notice