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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19584, 14 September 1925, Page 9

DREAVER’S. —Just arrived. Polo Jumhers, in silk and wool; 12s Gd, 19s ftd, 25a to 70s.—Dreaver’s, George street. ’ ’ X\RE A VEJI’ S. —Last of Sale Bargains, CosJL* tumes in endless variety, 39s 6d; Coat Frocks 39s 6d.—Dreaver’e, George street. DREAVER’S —Lovely designs in New Tweeds an! Repps, in the new Costumes, from £4 19s 6d. —Dreaver’s. DREAVER’S. —Blouses and Jumpers, in rrepe de chine, 12s 6d; Knitted Silk Jumpers, 9a lid to 12a Gd.—Dreaver’s. ART. SILK PLATED HOSE, wool toes, heels and soles; flesh, peach, nude, champagne, sunburn; 5s lid. —Drcav’er’s. CELEECT ” HOSE, silk and cotton, marl effects, mahogany oakwood, tanbark, rosewood, sandalwood, 3a ild. Dreaver’s. BRASSIERES; sizes 32in to 40xn, Is Ud each. Better Qualities, good variety 2s lid to 8s 6d.—Dreaver’s, George street. ' Checked ginghams. The latest novelty Checks for summer now showing; Is 6d yard double width.—Dreavcr’s. JAZZ Printed Morocains; all the popular colours; small, neat designs; la lid double width.—Dreaver’s. CHILDREN’S White Ready-to-wear Hats, to fit girls, three to eight years; 6a lid’ 8s Gd.—Dreaver’s, George street. 10^ CHILDREN’S CAMBRIC FROCKS, with Bloomers to match; jazz designs; sizes 16 to 20; Is 6d to 8s lid. —Dreaver’s. OJTANDARD Designer Paper Patterns and iO 1 Transfers now on sale at DREAVER’S Summer Styles, just received. 10s POISON will be Laid for Dogs on the Shag Point Hills after this date. If any dogs are found on the property owners thereof will be Prosecuted.—D. J. Rosa. MISS LOGAN, Typist; all work strictly confidential.—s and 6 Stock Exchange, Princes street entrance. Telephone I2G. A A J. WAIT, Princes street South, • 3ft Bedstead, with Wire Mattress, 47a Gd, Full-size Bedstead and Wire Matt teas, 765. A& J. WATT, Princes street.—Suites • Re-covered in Moquette, Shadow Tissue, and Tapestry. Pncea on application, WATTS’ Princes street. Cm PRAMS of every description from SCe, at Herrich and Oc.. c-pp..euc Leviathan Hotel. __ TTIE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, bc.S in country and town, who have no lived places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to ho swayed and drawn toward any particular pir/e which is earnestly brought under their notice Ind; :< f«rent *o all, they yield’ VMnferfoa to the first who asks.