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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19532, 15 July 1925, Page 9

WHITCOMBE’S SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 18th me SOT a* 1 \tv Ke\* !»T e^< \o<^ oVs^ o 1P * bo be*o* e in FEW DATS! Hurry! BOOKS STATIONERY MAGAZINES Not very long now-—only a lew short days . Hurry ! PHENOMENAL REDUCTIONS Dr Fulton’s Medical Practice in the Early Days of Otago and Southland for 10s. Beeves’ New Zealand (illustrated), by Wright Bros, is a bargain at 12s 6d. Latest 6s novels for 4s 6d each. Hundreds of 6s novels for 2s fid and 3s 6d each. Latest os 6d reprints. Sale Price 2s 6d each. Latest 2s 5d reprints. Sale Price 2s each Picture Books and Children’s Annuals at Half Price. Dr Chase’s Becipes. Information for Everybody. Usual Price 10s. Sale Price 6s. Lees’ Priceless Becipes. 3000 Secrets. A very useful little volume for Is 6d. Hoyles’ Book of Card Games for Is. Napoleon’s Book of Fate and Dream Book, Is 6d. Enquire Within upon Everything. Domestic Beferenoe. Sale Price 2s 6d. Jack’s Self Educator. Courses of Beading and Important Educational Subjects. Usual Price 6s. Sale Price 4s. * Chums Volume, 10s each. Girl’s' Own and Boy’s Own Annual, 12s each. Teachers’ Hand Books and Deference Books at Specially Beduced Prices. Young England Volume for 6s. An Ideal Book for Boys. Llittle hoiks Annual for the Younger Children. Sale Price 4s each. Children’s Prize Books to suit all ages. All reduced in Price. For the last two days our complete Stock of Books on all subjects further reduced in Price. PLAYING CARDS. The Winner (English made card). Usually 2s. Now is 6d, or 3 packs for 4s. Trophy Whist (fine Ivory card). Usually 4s 6d. Now 2s pack. Picture Backed Cards (a fine selection). Usually 4s 6d and ss: Now 3s 6d pack. Fancy Bridge Scorers. Now 3 for 2s 6d. Auction and 600 Scorers. Now 3 for Is 6d. Sale Bargain Parcel.—2 pa cits Winner Play Cards, 2 packs Picture Backed Cards, 6 Bridge or 600 Scorers.—l2s 6s post free. FOR THE CHILDREN. 3 Nonsuch Walking and Talking Dolls. Usually 355. Now 17s 6d. 1 only Baby Doll (long silk clothes). Usually 355. Now 255. 1 Baby Doll (small). Usually 425. Now 20s. “Felix the Cat,” Rubber Toy to Blow up. Usually 9s 6d. Now ss. “Play Ball,” Child’s Football. Usually Bs. Now 3s 6d. Diana Cooking Set of Copper utensils. Usually 12s 6d. Now v ss. Dennison’s Fancy Serviettes (packets of 18). Usually Is 3d packet. Now Is, 3 for 2s 6d. Parcel of 2 folds Coloured Dennison’s Crepe Paper.—2 folds Decorated Dennison’s Crepe Paper, 1 packet Fancy Serviettes, 1 packet Fancy D’Oyleys.—ss post free. Royal Opaqne Oblong Envelopes; Opaque Envelopes, square. Reduced to 6 packets for Is, Is 6d box 250. Mascot Black Cat Tablets. Now 3 for 2s, or with 25 envelopes to match 2s 6d. Special offer for Last Week—--1 box Montalt Deckle-edged' not© paper (120 sheets), 1 bos Montalt Deckle-edged envelopes (1000), blue and white. 5s for the 2 boxes. TRAVELLING REQUISITES^ 6 only 18in Fibercane Attache Cases. Usually 17s 6d. Now 12s 6d. 1 only 24in English Hide Suit Case. Usually 955. Now 70s. All Leather Goods reduced 5s in l £ for this last week only. GOODS AT THE 5s COUNTER. Black Ebonised Hand Mirrors, Black Ebony Hair Brushes, Black Ebony Clothes Brashes, Tobacco Pouches, Leather Blotters. GOODS AT THE 2s 6d COUNTER Morocco Address Books, Cut Glass Inkstands, Leather Shopping Lists, Birthday Books, and Stationery Boxes. MORDAN’S EVERPOINTED PENCILS. ALL OFFERED AT HALF PRICE. Nickel, Usually 7s 6d. Now 3s 9d. ,E.P.N.S., Usually 8s 6d. Now 4s 3d. Vulcanite, Usually ss. Now 2s 6d. Ivory, Usually 21s. Now 16s 6d. Sale Bargain Parcel.— 1 Onoto Fountain Pen, 1 Mordan’s Nickel Everpointed Pencil, double pocket clip, and -box pencil refills. Post free 255. OFFICE FILES. Lightning File. Demy Size. Sale Price 3s. Lightning File. Foolscap. Sale Price 4s. DIARIES. Only a few rough Diaries, left. AU now Is each. LADIES’ BAGS. A nice range of Ladies’ Hand Bags offered at half marked price. Last Day “1 ONCE YEAR "ale SATURDAY

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