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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17532, 25 January 1919, Page 12

The Remaining Xw© Week® of Will create an epoch in Bargain-giving: seldom offered to Dunedin Buyers 2BONDAY WILL USHER IN THIS MONEY-SAVfNG PERIOD, which will continue until Friday February 7 "OLD-TIME" BARGAINS. "OLD-TIME" PRIGES. "OLD-TIME" VALUES. Enumerated below are a few only of the many Bargains culled from the vast offering. -aJeSSra /"-iSff- - : COSTUMES— Nightdresses—Sale Prices: 42in SILK NINON all .harfpt 5/11 m M 1 wes; all new season's goods; latest ,„ . "F*«-"aii>. WHITE TABLH. CENTRES & TRAYUsual Prices 73/8 £6/6/- J3/6,£8(19/8 5/11 6/11 7/e 8/11 10/6 IS/6 to 45/6 „■ shades— 5/11 yard shapes and styles— M Pairs only WOOLNAP BLANKETS. Si?l8 S— ~ IJUMK'Twlppfft SSK?SS!R.fS?£ , demises and Knickers-Sal" PrteUl *<>■„ WASHING BLOUSE NETS-3/11 yard Usoal Prices 29/6 35/6 «/- 52/6 I%£_"° beawifnlly fleecy, light, and WfflTE DOW.FYS 1/3 '" "•.«#* " D SJ%S2*^ , SgS^ T gPSj: C-A2-S. P^?' , ' "W- «'» GUIPURE ALL-OVER NETS- T T& SI ""fSe-bed S U, / ... W9 Mr "J^ *•& 6, WHITE KMROIS&SS VOII'I " "ST Wβ .0 M / 6 FANCY COLOURED SILK GALoV"" I-^S.raws ; la r e , of shapes T Ow£g^V? d a"w ■ , «?»"*■ «-»->T*', ' '7« W S/6 9 ,6 ,„ ,9,6 ■ . BLACK "SSf SS !S1 S? K « =Sj« Sg£ CR^I Said Prices Wll »/11 9/6 iO/6 15/6 Underskirts—Sale Prices: GALONS—3d 6id 9d 1/- 1/6 1/11 yard LADIES' & CHILDREN'S PANAMAS Sale Prices 1/- 1/3 1/9 2/- 2/6 2/11 each FROCKS, stamped for 'Embroidery: best BLACK & IVOR* JAP. SILK BLOUSES, 6/11 8 / I V9/6 12/6 14/6 to 35/6 Enormous Value in LADIES' SILK & MUS trimmed and untrimmed; good assort- T Prices 3/6 3/11 4/6 4/11 5/11 each " r .jffifc. Sale Pricee 4/6 4/9 5/3 all tire latest shapes— At the present juncture all the above LIN NECKWEAR—SaIe Prices: ment of shapes— LONGCLOTBL—6 pieces only 36in wide OAivubULhb, special quality; with Sleeves— E r J ces 22^ 6 24 ( 6 26/9 2 ? 15 39 ' 6 Underclothing- numbers axe bargains 2d 3d 4d 6d 1/3 1/8 2/6 each »,„„-. „*" at Greatly Reduced Prices Longcloth, smooth finish and free from PTT Taw TO . Mc . „ . r Sale Price 4/6 e^ri^ T J^ / " T , 18/6 19/6 21/6 23 /- of extraordinary merit. NINON MOTOR VFTT ol DAINTY MOTORING HATS & BONNETS Bargain Price 1/6 yard PILLOW-SHAMS, stamped for working— LADIES.MOIRETTEUNOERSKIRTS.in ™T MOT °" P rtee 5/6 e aC . "SS SSS Sfc S? 5» Jg! ™« ■•""*• --I -JSi** . W "*. ilad.es.^blaS 8 i e, -n 3 a?y S t EE s s,?r d s e m sK m f4/r, l ß 7i s »t i^!sTTor ECHON & val lace iJsSiSa'as: %ft££ , &* sTixcmNCTLoss. fjrssi.*SKIRTS, full shapes Prices 30/-& 35/- LADIES' SATIN & TAFFETA UNDER- Sale Price 1/- dozen yards LIONS OF SMALL FLOWERS— ? nel, 27m wide; natural colour only— Sale Prices 1/-. 1/6 2/6 3/3 reel white gaberdS'e KVue" s Oto -™? sß%ii dozen yards "2? od 1/- n Jfi $ jS- Men'sMercerv SKIRTS-Usiaal Prices 18/6 21/6 24/6 • 1 " 8! , , All of which are worth from 3d to 6M ROSES Pkquets, and Trails-' BLOUSING FLANNEL, in plain shades ■. .. MBH S IVieFCery. t i-nTTO 14/6 t6/6 15/6 19/6 21/-23/6 25/6 27/6 29/6 to 52/6 per ya rd- ° Usual Prices 2/6 2/11 3/11.. only; Pink, Grey, Saxe, Vieux Rose- MEN'S NATURAL COTTON SINGLETS COATS in aU CR ™-™ NET LACE * I NSER - FE of Jfi . **SS JSS SS & '""* P ge^™ * Materials. ■ -n.s^whiten^e'l^ .iUgjdlWjafc. a "NK POLISHING WOOL- e, pac k e, Siffi 6??. Ck -Sa. e Pr, M 4/1, 3ft x «, 9ft , J Men's Clothing. COATS-DgjdPricjj 47/6 »/6 6W FANCY COAT & DRESS BUTTONS- n Edei- *'** ao»BENGALIN E SILK, in Mid Brown, K« Bft M/6 M/e "'Ag* MEbPS HIGH-CLASS READY T<VWFAP • <ai£Tw« --YSOAP- 2?ESE£«££3£SS R slpIS BEEHIVE MENDING xoz e m oro,der^U OT al - ta ( 2OT > wfiS E 'S£S? R 4 S» I 2!ISUNS.-» M — GABERDINE C. 2/11 3 / 11 */ 11 to 12/6 AERCEL FACE CLOTHS- 7d each MERCERISED KNITTED SCARVES, all QWMSe ' Heh °" NaVy ' aad^?T T ; -~ ' 63^ 11 to J^ ,, Usual Prices 60/- 65/- 67/6 -bt-. «-»* — e ■ -aafSW^ CHH Rrftß <:W,«l 4/6 5/6 to 10 / e 'DR LYONS' TOOTH POWDER- '1/- tin ASSORTED COLOURED PEARL BUT SuS' Vrlce ie/6 pt tffPtZSZ&kP '" 1? 3d a 8« M s&a£ffi."&=s=&a:- ■ *b^, sg.tssrero. —— -—w..-,, TAPEB.NDL.s- -—^^^>r: AJJL\vS W f ww C«F LTO Dunedm Busy Bttsitkees —— ——— v*«»a '.

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