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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26471, 27 May 1947, Page 2

WHITCOMBES ANNUAL SALE Begins To-morrow, WEDNESDA These are only a few of the many Bargains A Few Book Specials D H. Lawrence: The First Lady Chatterley. Usual Price 13/3. Sale Price 8/6 J. Aldridge: Of Many Men. Usual Price 9/3. Sale Price 4/6 F. Werfel: The Song of Bernadette. Usual Price 15/-. Sale Price 7/6 ?\l. Coryn: The Marriage of Josephine Usual Price 12/6. Sale Price 5/ F. H. Rose: The Night of the World Usual Price 10/-. Sale Price 5/Joan Grant: Scarlet Feather Usual Price 11/3. Sale Price 4/ General Literature D. Goldring: The Nineteen Twenties Usual Price I 8/-. Sale Price 9/ D. Cowie: Tubers and Taradiddle Usual Price 10/-. Sale Price 5/ T. W. White: Sky Saga Usual Price 6/-. Sale Price 2/6 F. and V. Meynell (editors): The Week-end Book. Usual Price 1 6/6. Sale Price 8/L. P. Powell: Mary Baker Eddy. Usual Price 9/3. Sale Price 5/G. Samson: Far East Ablaze. Usual Price 13/6. Sale Price 7/A. W. Mitchell: New Zealanders in the Air War. Usual Price 4/-. Sale Price 2/6 E. B. Turton: I Lived with Greek Guerillas Usual Price 6/9. Sale Price 3/ The Secrets of Other People’s Jobs Usual Price 12/6. Sale Price 5/ NOVELS: Usual Price 9/- to 12/6 Sale Price 4/6 REPRINTS: Usual Price 4/6 to 9/-. Sale Price 3/Commercial Stationery Douglas Protractor nd Parallel Rule 7/6 each. Sale Price 4/6 each Circular Protractor, celluloid—--5/6 each. Sale Price 3/- each Tie-on Tags, without string—s/-, 6/-, 7/-. Sale Prices: 2/-, 2/6, 3/Pen Nibs, Probate. Usually 12/6 box. Sale Price 9/6 box Propelling Pencils. Usually 3/each. Sale Price 1/3 each Red Ink, 4oz. Usually 1/5 bottle. Sale Price 9d bottle Sponge Dampers. Usually 1/6 each. Sale Price 1/- each BUNDLES OF BOOKS 1/6 BUNDLES OF BOOKS FOR KIDDIES - - 1/Technical Books R. A. Beaumont (editor): Aeronautical Engineering. Usual Price I I /6 Sale Price 4/H. McKay: Practical Mathematics for All. Usual Price 11/6. Sale Price 5/Air Training Manual. Usual Price 13/6. Sale Price 2/6 The Practical Painter and Decorator Illustrated. Usual Price 15/3 Sale Price 9/6 D. S. D. Williams: The Oil Engine . Manual. Usual Price 1 7/6. Sale Price 10/6 The Modern Diesel. Usual Price 1 0/-. Sale Price 5/Practical Building Repairs Illustrated Usual Price 14/6. Sale Price 8/6 Fancy Department Photo Albums. Usually 3/9, 5/-. 2/6, and 3/6 each. Framed Pictures. Usually 7/6, 12/6, and 15/- each. Sale Prices: 5/-, 7/6, and 10/- each. Leather Glove Skins, Navy and Brown only. Your Choice 7/6 each Ladies’ Handbags at Greatly Reduced Prices. Cretonne Beach Bags, waterproof lined. Usually 2I /- each. Sale Price 15/- each Victory Dyes. Usually I/- packet. Sale Price 6d packet Courtier Compendiums, Buff and White’ only. Your Choice 1/- each Sports HOCKEY BALLS. Were 13/-. Now 9/6 VERANDAH CHAIRS. Were 43/6 Now 25/ VERANDAH CHAIRS. Were 37/6 Now 22/ FOLDING STOOLS with back rest Were 8/6. Now 6/ HOCKEY GLOVES. Were 19/-. N<Sw 13/RIFLE OIL. Was 1/3 and 1/1 I • Now ,10d and 1/3 Golf Club HEAD COVERS. Were 5/9. Now 47PUNCHBAG. Was 66/-. Now 447LEATHER SPORTS GRIPS. Were 3/-. Now 1/9 FOOTBALL PUMPS. Were 10/6. Now 6/tainbow Bubble Sets. Were 2/3. Now 1/6 tfah Jong Sets. Were 3/6. Now 2/2hina Tea Sets. Were 22/6. Now 13/6 Zhina Tea Sets. Were 15/6. ' Now 9/6 light-wheeler Toy. Were 7/-. Now 5/fammer and Peg Toys. Were 3/6. Now 2/reddy Bears. Were 19/11. Now 15/6 Toys and Games Iron and Ironing Board. Were 3/3. Now 2/Clock Time Teachers. Were 1/9. Now 1/A.B.C. Circus. Were 2/6. Now 6d Duck Push-along Toys. Were 3/9. Now 2/Logge and Timba Construction Sets. Were 27/6. Now 19/6 Logge and Timba Construction Sets. Were 39/6. Now, 25/Doll’s Cutlery Sets. Were 1/-. Now 6d Building Clowns. Were 10/3. Now lh Super Toy Building Sets. Were 39/6. Now 27/6 Toy Irons. Were 4/3. Now 3/Whistles. Were 9d. Now 3d Lead Toys. Were 6d and 9d. Now 4d Horse on Wheels. Were 19/6. Now 13/6 Watch our Front Page Advt. —Daily List of Reductions NO CATALOGUE V PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN THIS c sc » I n 33 w///A V/ m m lie watch the shuts cmeht."/ Writes Mrs. J.W.C. ** Every day we look out of our window and watch the ships coming up the river. We try to guess where they’re from and what they’re carrying. That's something we never bothered about before. Now we wish that every ship could be loaded down with butter and meat and eggs and cheese—all the things we need so much. Good food is so scarce, there’s never really enough to go - round. Jim often says it will be a day for celebration when he refuses a second helping ol lamb —New Zealand lamb preferably." Vou can do much to make that wish come true. No matter what your job may be-no matter where you live—you can help the people of Britain. 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