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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16610, 5 February 1916, Page 3

- ' I r *,' BETTER THAN SALE PRICES! I Extraordinary Bargain Giving For >: MONDAY, Feb. 7, to SATURDAY, Feb. 12, Inclusive Balance of Season's TRIMMED MIL- Balance of FANCY NECKWEMi, in S3k ) •LINER Y— To be cleared at 5/- each. and Muslin—To be cleared at 3d and 6d< >' Balance of LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Usual prices > V- to 3/11 each- ■ TAGEL HATS From 2/11 each. FANCY STRIPE and CHENE SILK RIB-, , j LADIES' TRIMMED PANDANS— BON, sin to 7£in wide— , To be cleared at 1/11 & 2/11 each. Spec!a| Prjces . 2dj 6dj 10 id, 1/-, 1/4 yd.. CHILDREN" S MILLINERY— Usual Prices, 1/- to 3/11 yard. (I 2/6, 3/6, 4/11, 5/11. ;<j CHILDREN'S GALATEAS— 18m ALLOVER LACES, in Net an'dS j From 1/- each. GuipureBalance of LADIES' FANCY VOILE and Special Prices: 9d, 1/-, 1/6, l/tl.« j LAWN BLOUSES— Usual Prices: 1/6, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, to 5/6** j To be cleared at 3/11, 4/11, 5/11, 6/11. 1 t atitttq' pAimc ' ' 12 only PRINTED BEDSPLEADS, Singfe-* j LADIES COATS- 5/-, 7/0, 10/6 each. bed size- M j i LADIES' COSTUMES— 15/-, 19/6, 25/6. " i ' c i n ,™ mr ' LARGE WHITE TURKISH TOWEBS, ~ ! 5 only SUMMER COSTUMES— . 9Q . , Q . ««*'« , : -rr„ u„ .< x . size 28in x 52in— 2/6 pair. To be cleared at 5/- each. i Were 15/6 to 29/6. 2 7in WHITE TURKISH TOWELLING— | CHILDREN'S KIMONO DRESSES— Special Price, lOd yard—Very Special. [ , 2/6, 3/6, 4/6. ■' v Usual Prices, 3/11 to 10/6 each. CUSHION COYERS, Fringed and Em-> ! LADIES'WOVEN COTTON KNICKERS— broidered— Special Price, 1/6 each.,/'; Clearing Price, 1/11 each Extraordinary Value in FANCY COTTON/. CHIFFON and LACE SLEEVE PLEAT- VOILES- All at t/3 yard*. ■■ ING— Special Price, 3yds for 1/-. Usual Prices, 1/6 & 1/9 yard. usi; >i. i, Brown, Ewing & Co., lid DUNEDIWS BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE, j ■

Pgjg Dick's Original; I is the danger signal which GENUINE | says that something is irI ritating the delicate mucous 0 - 1 - • | membrane, which lines the I riia ' oaiata oeiting | Take Benjamin Gum. It J and free the bronc'hial The Belting that lasts longer than any other. f I 1/6 PER BOTTLE. ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USEDI 1 Cures Coughs ■ __ and Colds! J See that $S§|f{S» tlat J Tn *' "~Jt ~ jfl AGENTS —■ John Frimonrl |U?f A THE SECRET OF BOOT EASE I •II II II I I mM. I I I It II It I »>3h§SE!|» Dales' Dubbin makes the leather 1 fty an an /Bffliulm pliable, lengthens its life, fl J AMffljWp keeps it thoroughly waterproof. i W I . Ironmongers, I • ytMrs" refutation. Sold in tins evtrywhen. h . DUNEDIN INVERGARGILL .\ TIMARU I 0 . 1 MANUFACTURED AT DUHSTABI.B, ENG. H [ I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllilllllllll—■amillWlHllWl————• Sgjp3r DAILY TIMES AND WITNESS , mHE FARMERS' PAPER.—The Agricut NOTES ON RURAL TOPICS by Agricola, Vr JOB PRINTING- DEPARTMENT.— X tural Department of the Otago Witness Weekly, in the Otago WitnescTdealing Job Printing of every description done with k acknowledged to be tuieanalled by that I with subjects of current uitereat to farmer*. Despatch, and at the Loweat Current Rate*. 'of any other Weekly in the dominion, A [51t=lt=lg?j _ , „ 1F=315l B'n ca ' * ma * clearances. <n « A rn l/.u./V* a • \r 1 t I/.1J.A.; Amazing Values! a SALE! Big Bargain Prices ! SALE! f / :■ \ ' We are now bringing onr famous Sale to an end. After a record of Big Business, we are clearing oat lot*of Goods 1 at tremendously slashed prices, while other lines again are being simply sacrificed for what they will bring, quite 1 j[ regardless of the original cost. Now is your opportunity to bay Smart Clothing, MiOinery, etc., for midsummer wear J, : "71 to immense advantage. Don't miss it 1 T~ ! \ REMARKABLE LOTS IN SMART Ladies' Threeqnarter.leogth Lisle Hundreds of Fashionable Tagel .' j BLOUSES, DRESSES, AND J* 10 '? 8 ' in PafltUfe Shades of Hats, Sailor shapes, Tnrban u , \ Sand, Grey, and Beaver. Now shapes, Medium, shapes; all , / \ , . . 1/6 pair. r colours and Black and White.' i White Mnslrn Blouses, trmnned IBin Allover Lace, in White, Paris, Now 1/6, 1/lli, and 2/6. I / —LI Laco and Embroidery. 1/6 each. Cream, and Black. Were 2/11 Ready-to-wear Hats. Gearing Ffl ,^ u ? lln Blokes. and Now 1/6 yard. Prices: 1/6, 1/11*,. */6, 3/i6. ! Final lnea: 1/11, */«»• Lot of Soft Lcatlier Hand Bags, Flowers—ld, 3d, and 6d spray. » i ' White Pique Blouses, Coßaxs with outside flap pockets, Black mawhfwfd a, PiTDWTCmwr * ! 'Y and Lapel. 1/1 If. and Na Were 5 / 1 L Now MANCHESTER & FURNISHING,; -, \ Fancy-coloured Voile Blouses, .Mill- 2/H DEPARTMENTS. LU tary Dollars,hemstitched; Stripes Soldiers' Writing Companions, VERY ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS. ItJ rri and Florals 3/6. Pocketbook with Writing Tablet, 25 pieces Double-width Voiles, in jT] j A large stock of Black Blonses, Envelopes, and Pencil Were 9d Floral and Stripe designs. Were smUble for Matrons. To clear each. Now 3 for 9d. 1/11* and 2/3. Now Bs<L UJj I m / Ladies'S2in Boot Laces. 5Jd doz. 50 pieces Washing Crepes, in Small IT] ] I 33 Splendid White Pique Costumes. g.j. jjjjetr ets _ f or jj Rosebud Designs on White, « / 7/6 to clear. Collar Supports. Id and 2d per Cream, Pink, and Bine Granada. /V / Block-striped Voile Dresses. Were set PP P Worth BJd. . Now 4}d. A I 25/-. Now 6/11. Pure Silk Crochet and. Knitting Double-width Sponge Cloth, a-tew / W wr a iw'6/n eSSES ' Silks, for embroidery or knitting, P iec fs Chocked and Plain. For- I J I Wero 25/-. Now 6/11. . , ou. Tjcrht Saxe merly 2/6 yard. Now B}d. I r rn V'fo Sf'tTcica? ' Dark Md, g 6 Double-width Mercmsed M I 5/-- to ill' to clear. TJ<r>it Bmmn Darlr R mw n Muslin, m. Reseda and Moss I i~n A few D"?* Coats at next " to " Grevs HeJio.' Half Price 6d Green only. Usnal. Price, 1/-. IT" nothing prices. if, hill Clearing Price, 4?d. I - \ Matron's Black Silk Coats, no old P er Dall - 4 dozen Kapok Cushions, in Pbm f [' shapes. 21/-. 29/ C, 39/6. SPECIAL TO LADIES! Sateen. 1/6 each. - \ Fancy Striped Voile Dresses, White BARGAINS IN YOUNG CHIL- 3 dozen Figured Sateea Tea Codes. J \ Hemstitched Lawn Vests, Collars nPFN'S WFAR 1/6 each. / afs/ff 5 ' Wero 6 - Goins Ladies' White Confille' Corsets, 36^f, 1 f f eTC^^°, T ? ' Tl vpt>v <ppttA T ! jOW Hips, Fonr iV/q S ' m X Usually — ffl S f EC c f 1 . . Suspenders. Worth 6/11. Now l 1 N °p. rf ß/6 -. 12 Ladies Beautifnl Silk and Lace 3/11 Cream Figured Madras Mns« =H Evening Gowns, in Black, A Table of Ladies' Longcloth Un- Iin ' for Curtains. Going at 73d. VL Cream, Slty. Bove Grey, Pink, derclothing, slightly soiled since yard. SaJmon and Cense. Were £4 tho Sa]6 began , Again m „ c h re . FINAL REDUCTIONS IN THE 4/- to £6 6/-. All to be cleared duced. Call and see these. CLOTHING & MERCERY 0 nVces' All silk Soft Oriental Good Print and Drillette Under. DEPARTMENT. Satin, 25in wide; in Ivory, MONEY-SAVING CHANCES "Tl Cream, Sky, Black, Saxe, Brown, 5 doze 2 n children's White Pique FOR MEN AND BOYS. ITI / Grey, Navy, and \ieux Rose. and Muslin Dresses, newest 12 Gents' Waterproof Coats. Were •!' j L-smlly 2/11. Sale Price, 1/6. shapes, with Collars and Belts; 35/- and 40/-. Clearing Price, " \ / 3Sin Rich Pailette Silk, in Brown, sizes 20, 22, 24. All 2/6 each. 15/.. 1 Canary, Lfght Sa*xa, Dark Saxe, Children's Washing Dresses, i-n 50 Gents' RaiErcoats, Wool, Cheek- k I l loU b S? i' o/ff Linen, Poplin, and Print; sizes lined. Usually 50/- to 1 | Usually 6/6. Fjnal.Price, 3/11. 20in, 22in, and 24in to 30in. Sale Prices: 40/. and 45/-. I -y 38in Soft Chiffon faffetaSSil t in Now 1/6, 1/9, 1/11£, 2/6. 15 dozen Men's White Tenuis r" I Reseda, Apricot, Fawn, Sky, Infants' aitd Childreir's Pique and Shirts. Now 2/11. I \ Brown, le.rra Cotta, Grey, Linene Peter Pan Hats, in 5 dozen Men's Khaki Shirts. Were I , Orange, Vicux Rose, Saxe. White, Tussore, Navy, Brown, 6/6. Now 4/6. \ Regularly 6/11. Now 3/11. Saxe. All II- and 1/6 each. 12 dozen Men's Union Shirts, Col- J i \ 40in All silk Rich Broche, for Hundreds of Ladies' Fashionable lar attached. Formerly 5/6. / , * dinner dresses, in Sky, Grey, and 1 Chip Hats. Now 6d and 1/-. Now 3/11. i , JJ Fawn. Usual Price, 10/6. Sale I Bowen Hats. Untrimmed, 1/lli. 10 dozen Boys' Tweed Caps, AH ULII Price, 4/6 yard. | Trimmed, 2/6 each. 6d each- ; J Drapery Supply Assn. Ltd. f : 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, 115 GEORGE ST. Branch at South Doaedk I li lluli'