Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20088, 3 May 1927, Page 11

PUBLIC NOTICES. Q I Y I N G U P, BUSINESS! EVERYTHING MUST BE CLEARED. REMARKABLE BARGAINS. REMARKABLE BARGAINS. DOUGLAS BEENSTEIN & CO., LTD., “THE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE." 10 DOWLING STREET (NEXT POST OFFICE), DUNEDIN. LADIES’ FUR-TRIMMED VELOUR COATS. Worth Cgns to Bgns. SALE PRICE, 99s Cd. LADIES’ WARM WINTER COATS. Wdfrth 75b. SALE PRICE, 37s 6d. 100 LADIES’ WOOL KNITTED COSTUMES, TO CLEAR, 27s 6d. Worth Double. 75 LADIES’ WOOL KNITTED COSTUMES. TO CLEAR, 39s Cd, W T orth Double. LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES. TO CLEAR, 39s Cd. Worth Double. LADIES’ COLOURED RUBBER MACKINTOSHES. Lengths 44, 46, 48, 53. Black, Navy, Saxe, Tan, Grey. TO CLEAR, IBs Cd. LADIES’ WOOL CARDIGANS. SALE PRICES, 7s lid, 11s Cd, 12s Cd, to 35a. LADIES’ ART SILK HOSE. All Shades. 3 PAIRS for 3s lid. LADIES’ HEAVY LADDER-PROOF ART SILK HOSE. All Shades. Worth Cs lid- SALE PRICE, 4s 3d. LADIES’ ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. SALE PRICE, S pairs for 7b Cd. SPECIAL GABARDINE OFFER, 54ia WOOL GABARDINE. Saxe, Fawn, Grey. Worth 13s Cd, SALE PRICE, 6s lid yard. 54in WOOL GABARDINE, Navy. Worth 14s Cd. SALE PRICE, 8s lid yard. 54in WOOL GABARDINE. Black and Navy. Worth 15s Cd. SALE PRICE. 10a Cd. CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDERS. WE RETURN MONEY IN FULL IF GOODS ARE NOT SATISFACTORY.

yy ARM SLIPPEItS FOR COLD DAYS AND NIGHTS. FOR LADIES. CHECK FELT SLIPP;' RS. with felt and leather soles; also turned-over tops. PRICES, 4b lid, Os 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 6d. Also in Pujnp Leather Soles, very pliable, at 6s 6d, 8s Cd. CHECK FELT SLIPPERS. leather and felt soks, fur collars. PRICE, 6s Od. COSY FELT SLIPPERS, with light leather flexible sole and fur coll-. ; in Rose, Saxe, and Drab Fawn. PRICE, 9a 6d. SATIN QUILTED SLIPPERS, with leather soles, in Black, Rose, Saxe, Helio. PRICE, 8a 6d. FOR MEN. CHECK FELT SLIPPERS, with felt and leather soles. PRICES, 7s 6d, 8s 6dCHECK FELT BUCKLE BOOTS, with felt and leather soles, PRICE, 9s Cd. CASH WITH ORDER. POSTAGE PAID. ISLIP & WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. gENSATIONAL TERMS. FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY. £J DEPOSIT, £J A WEEK, WILL GET YOU THE BEST RADIO SET RADIO SET RADIO SET ON THE MARKET. COME TO THE FIRM THAT PUTS THE EE’S IN EASIE TERMS. DUNEDIN RADIO SUPPLIES (LTD.) And LA GLORIA GRAMOPHONE CO., 140 PRINCES STREET (Opposite Old Post Office), Telephone 2840. P.O. Box 73. ‘‘TTNIQUE'’ HOT-WATER BOTTLES are U made by North British Rubber Co. and can bo recommended with every confidence ; best for warmth and long service. ■All sizes. PRAM WHEELS RE-TYRED while you wait.—At Herrlch and Co. (opposite Leviathan Hotel). Cumberland street EDUCATIONAL.

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