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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19407, 17 February 1925, Page 3

for— The letter “S’* stands for many, many words—soap, sugar, sales, and so on, and so on. . . • But the big, bold “S” at the top of this advertisement stands for * SPECIALS. We have chosen the word “ Specials ” because we felt it is the best one to fully describe the phenomenal bargains now offering. Here are but a few of the SPECIALS we are talking about: — SMART READY -TO - WEARS, stylishly trimmed; many shades— Price 2/6 Only a Few UNTRIMMED STRAWS, popular Droop shapes— Price 17LADIES’ two-buTton WHITE DOESKIN GLOVES— Price 5/11 LADIES' TWO-DOME BROWN NAP PA GLOVES— Price 6/11 LADIES’ "HOLEPROOF’’ BLACK LISLE HOSE, Ribbed Suspender Tops— Price 4/6 (CASEMENT CURTAINS, , Coloured Design at base; 54in x 26in— Price 10/6 BLACK AND GOLD NET CURTAINS— Price 50/* 30in FUJI SILK, very good quality Price 2/11 36in HAND-PRINTED SILK— . Price 6/11 36in PURE SILK RATINE— Price 2/6 3 Sin FANCY SILK AND WOOL MAROCAIN— Price 7/11 ,12 only PRAM EIDERDOWN QUILTS, 2ft x 3ft; to be sold—Usually 10/6 to 257Now Half-price 36in , STRIPED FLANNELETTE, good strong quality and up to date stripes— Price 1/6 yard DRESSY HOUSE AND EVENING FROCKS, in Marocain, Taffeta, Georgette, Silk Foulard, and Velvet— Were i Ogns to Isgns Price 63/-. LADIES’ WOOL KNIT COSTUMES, exceptionally good value— Price 49/6 MEN’S ZEPHYR SHIRTS, neat Black Stripes; sizes 15 to 16J — Price S/6 2 only MEN’S BATH ROBES— Price 18/6 AND THERE ARE HUNDREDS OF OTHER “SPECIALS." . /, Ewing’s of Distinction/' Brown, “ The House if PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. u s n Stands : YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISS “SPECIALS” WEEK

Use Dick’s Balata Belting! Experience teaches that in order to work right through the threshing season without any delays due to faulty belting it is necessary to fit Dick’s Balata or Endless Belting. Threshing Mill Owners! ENDLESS BELTS can be supplied in various sizes, and as they do away with fasteners, they save time and trouble. Write for pamphlet and prices of this Famous Belting. JOHN EDMOND Lid. Hardware Merchants 197 PRINCES STREET - DUNEDIN

Last Few Days of the MAMMOTH “FAIR” & Re-Building SALE 1 Closing positively on Friday, the 20th inst. Prices again reduced for the final clean-up This Last Week is going to be a lively timel We are making it the “Banner Week”—the climax of a noteworthy Sale. Our Prices for Summer Goods are down to zero. Cost counts for little—a clearance must be obtained) for we are at the end of our tether—the Sale finishes up on the 20th of this month. A visit within the next few days will prove of vital interest to you. “ Last Chance ” Prices! 50 LADIES’ COSTUMES, in fine quality All-wool Gaberdine; all the latest shapes, and no bad colours; Brown, Navy, Grey, Mole, Putty, Fawn, and Saxe; Braided, Embroidered, or Plain— Former Prices 6gns to 1 Ogns Final Prices 49/6 55/- and 63/40 dozen LADIES’ STRONG COUTIL CORSETS, in Dove and White; low top and long over hip; four suspenders and front hook; sizes 21 to 2 8 only— Usual Price 10/6 Final Sale Price 4/11 “HOLEPROOF” HOSE AT BARGAIN PRICES! These are the original and reliable “Holeproof,” than which there are none as good! ART SILK “ HOLEPROOF ” HOSE, in Flesh, Beige, New Silver, Sponge, Airedale, Caravan, Sunburn, Cordovan, Grey, White, and Black— Usual Prices 8/11 11/6 and 13/9 Sale Prices 6/6 8/11 and 10/9 30in GOOD QUALITY ATLAS CREPES, with Black or Navy Stripes; suitable for Shirts or Frocks— Price 1/ 6. Sale Price 9|d yard 40in VOILE, with small Black and White Check— Usual Price 2/11. To be cleared at 1/6 yard 15 pieces PURE SILK MAROCAIN, 40in wide; in shades of Fuchsia, Saxe, Turquoise, Sky, Rose, Heliotrope, Pink, Nil, Gold, and Salmon— Usual Price 17/6. Sale Price 9/11

105, 107, 109, 111, 113, and 115 George St. Branch at South Dunedin END OF THE GREAT SALE