Page 11 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19804, 1 June 1926, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. JTOOTWEAR SENSATION You all have a pair of boots or shoes ■which you are about to ’jspose of as being of no further use to you. DON’T DO THAT. THEY ARE WORTH MONEY TO YOU. We are prepared to take them from you. NO MATTER HOW DILAPIDATED THEY MAY BE. as PART PAYMENT for a pair of NEW SHOES, or any article which you may require form our up-to-date stock. LOOK OUT YOUR OLD SHOES. THEY ARE FOUND MONEY. At CENTEAL SHOE STOHE, 67 GEORGE STREET. ENTERPRISE. BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED And CLEARLY-READ ADVERTISING SIGNS Have been Installed by the following wellknown Business Firms:— BaRTOn I'RENGROVE, Manse street. CONN, Chemist, High street. iAN S, Princes street. SAVOY. Princes street (Vestibule). GRAND HOTEL. High street. These Signs Adverti*' 1 the >ove Firms BY DAY OR NIGHT, And should be seen by all interested in EFFICIENT ADVERTISING. For particulars and quotations, call or LIMITED, 245 PRINCES STREET. Thone 96. SOLE N.Z. AGENTS, ' LARSON RAISED OPAL LETTERS. H Y PAY more? PRIME QUALITY MEAT. PRICE LIST. BEEF. iin .. .. le Ribs p Steak ock Steak ■ing Steak ied Round ied Roll ied Beef lb. 7d 6d lOd 7d 5d 7Jd 6id m MUTTON. Legs Hindquarters Forequarters Chops .. .. . • Camb’dge Saus. lb. 8d 7d 4id 6d 8d Melb. Saus, 31b Is 3d Dripping .. 31b Is Bacon .. .. Is 4d M‘HUGH BROS. CASH BUTCHERS. 91 FREDERICK STREET. Tel, 2316. ARTHUR TAYLOR (’Phone 13), 242 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE. EVERYTHING GREATLY REDUCED. EXPERT DRESSMAKERS. COSTUMES. COAT FROCKS, EVENING CROCKS. FLARED AND PLEATED STYLES. RENOVATIONS. Etc. HE HOUSE FOR SILK LINGERIE. WE ACCEPT SMALL DEPOSITS. * SOMETHING FOR NOTHING!" GRAMOPHONES. From £2 10s to £45. Electric Motors, Limited Number. Terms arranged from 2s 6d per week GEORGE GOODWIN. 245 George street 'Phone 3293. j Brim* this advertisement with you ami ect i 10 ner cent, discount for cash j 'OR HIGH-QUALITY KNGAGRM KN'i RINGS AND DEPENDABLE WATCH K.S At very reasonable prices, WV R MATTHEWS Watchmaker -and Manufacturing Jeweller PRINCES STREET SOUTH. Country orders promptly attended to. 1 Repairs a -^pfialty. rpU USERS OF LEATHER BELTING We hold Stocks of First-class British makes, in usual widths of from lin to sm. Particulars on application. C. W. WHITE & CO., 297 Princes street, Dunedin. ’Phone 991. 12m ? ARE now showing some very smart styles In FUR COATS of exceptional qualify at reasonable prices IPUR C'IATS made to your own style In Coney, Musquash. Marmot Rea) Seal Natural Rabbit, Fitch O EXTRA COST for" having a Fur Coat made to Ot you We know how. LL FUR COATS are made jn the premises oy experts This ensures good it and satisfaction WB carry the largest most range ol Fut Coats and Fox In this city exclusive Necklets H/fUTUAL FUR COMPANY, ITjl Furriers George street Smith’s) Manufacturing (over Vernon 271 a D REAVERS’ SALE.—ReaI Harris Tweed Coats, 70s; handsome Coats, mole, brown, fur collars. 49s 6d. lEAVERS’ English Tweed Cbstumes, S W and W f»Os : Costumes, long coats, lined, were £l2 2s. now £5 19s 6d. til VERS’ " SALE. New Woollen Jumpers. Eton and Polo • ' liars, good irlngs. 12s fid. 15s 6d. 21s. D REAVERS SALE.—2O only Evening and Afternoon Dresses, Crepe-de-chine. Jk. etc., now 29s 6d D REAVERS SALE.—Boys’ Woollen Suits. Jade-fawn, rose-fa’w’n. sky-fawn, fawnsky, 16in 7s Id, ISln 8s lid. REAVERS SALE.—Fancy coloured Wool Jumpers, to fit girls S to 12 years, now 9s lid. D, REAVERS’ SALE.—Money's plain Cashmere Hose, seamless feet, putty, nigger, nude, grey, usually 4s 6d, now 3s lid. D. REAVERS SALE.- "Llama” Black Cashmere Hose, seamless feet, reinforced toes and heels, usually 4s 3d. now Q s 6d. REAVERS’ SALE.—Matrons’ Black Model Hats, silk, velvet, plush, satin, smartly trimmed. 35s to 555, now 29s 6d. D REAVERS SALE.—Smart Trimmed Millinery, silk, velvet, plush, ribbon, and chenille. 19s 'd to 39s Gd, now 12s 6d. D REAVERS’ SALE.—54in Velour 'loth, tor winter coats, nigger, navy. saxe. rust. tan, mole grey. 14s Gd D REA VERS’ SALE. coats. -wn. brown, black, 501 n wide, 29b 6d yard. 21my THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have no fixed places lor the purchase ct certain necessarv articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earnestly Drought under their notice Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to U» first who asks.