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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27080, 14 May 1949, Page 2

ITEMS OF INTEREST THAT HAVE THAT ADDED TOUCH of QUALITY ... You may buy with confidence ... or unless completely satisfied, your money will be cheerfully refunded. Linen Dept. Inglis’ famous “ CLUB BRAND ” SHEETS. A heavy quality twill weave, fully bleached. i 54 x 100, 31/- pair 80 x 100, 46/6 pair BED TICKING. A worth while quality for renewing your old mattress. 56in Stripe design 6/9 yard ' 56in Floral Damask 9/3 yard BUTTER MUSLIN in a lovely fine mesh. 41 /9 36in wide. Yard, it PRAM and COT COVERS in All-Wool with attractive motif on each. Pastel shades. 4 yi/S 30 x 40. Each, AHI d? WINCEYETTE, in a winter weight; very cosy and good wearing. In shades of Blue, Coral, Lemon, Green and Cream. 36in wide. X/H Yard, 3 7 Hosiery “ Princess Ida,” Pure SILK AND RAYON; in two lovely shades,. Cairo and Honey. All S/44 sizes—Bjs, 9, 9£ and 10. Pair, 5 JLA English PURE BOTANY WOOL; fully fashioned. All shades, including Gunmetal. 9, 9|, 10. Pair, Dress Dept. • TWILLELLA, an excellent spun fabric for Pyjamas and Nightdresses, also Children’s Garments. In Pink, Lemon, Pale Blue, A/44 Peach and Ivory. 36in wide. Yard, "v JLJL NAVY SERGE for Back-to-School Frocks and Uniforms. A really superb quality. 58in Fg. wide. Yard, «aJL W SILK NOYLE, in Ivory and Sky Blue. A beautiful quality for Evening Blouses; also suitable for Children’s Dresses. Note the width, 4£h/£L 44in. Yard, JfcW © Showroom Styles Cosy TWIN SETS in rich tones of Burgundy, Mushroom Pink, Sea Blue, Black, Navy and Aqua. W.. W.X. and O.S. From © Winceyette NIGHTGOWNS in a warm quality, with buttoned front and long sleeves. In shades of Flesh, Nile, Tea! and Maize. W. and Floral Print CROSSOVER OVERALLS; sleeveless; finished with contrast bias binding, one pocket. Saxe, Light Blue, Red background. W. and O.S. -O “ CHILDREN'S WEAR KIDDIES’ PLASTIC COATHANGERS—I/11 -each. Special Purchase WOOLLEN GLOVES, in Red, Blue, Green and Gold. All sizes—4/11 pair. Kiddies’ WOOL SOCKETTES; Fawn, Green, Saxe. Sfoes s—lo—- - to 3/5 pair. BOYS’ WINCT. PYJAMAS. Sizes 2, 13/5; 4, 14/11; 6, 15/11. BOYS’ ETON CAPS in Browh or Navy—4/11. INFANTS’ 2-piece Cream WINCT. ROMPERS, 18-20—13/9. WINCT. NIGHTGOWNS, long sleeves—3o, 8/9; 33, 9/2; 36, 10/9. Cream Knitted PIXIE HOODS, to 3 years—5/6. In Blue or Greeh Brushed Wool—B/11. Fancy Section “Listers” 4-ply ENGLISH KNITTING WOOL, in Brown, Wine, Scarlet, Dark Green, Navy, Saxe and Black. l'3i Vb Lkein, Coloured - PLASTIC SALAD SERVERS, in Amber, Lettuce Green or Clear. Pair, HANDBAGS in all the wanted shades, including Wine, Navy, Brown and Black. 40/6-54/11 STAMPED LINEN NEEDLEWORK in attractive designs. Tray Cloths, 5/9; Wagon Covers, 6/6; Supper Cloths, 36 x 36, 19/6. DRESSMAKERS’ SCISSORS; high grade Sheffield quality. 6/6 and 10/3 pair WOOLLEN SCARVES in warm pastel check designs. 8/11 and 21/- each “ Richard Hudnut’s ” COMPLETE HOME PERMANENT WAVING OUTFITS are here, for that lovely Cold Wave—so easy to do., Complete Kit, 32/6. Refills, 16/6. These perfect and glorious lasting waves. Men's Dept. Union NEGLIGE SHIRTS; light ground; Striped. 20'3 Men’s All-Wool DRESSING GOWNS. Smart designs in a warm winter weight. 85'6 A splendid assortment of PYRAMID HANDKERCHIEFS in the new designs. At, each, r ii LEATHER MITTS with gauntlet cuff; fleecy-lined for 4%/$* warmth. Pair, © NAP TROUSERS. A hardwearing quality. Sizes 4—7,-19/3. For the Bigger Man, 48in, 50itf, and 52in—25/- pair. NAVY DRILL JACKETS in a really strong cloth. 4—8—20/3. We don’t forget the Big Man. Sizes 9-10—23/6. NAVY DRILL COMBS., with 3 pockets and rule pocket. A well cut garment with turn-down collar. Sizes s—B, 31/3; 9, 34/9. Men’s heavy-weight QARAGE COATS. A smartly-cut garment. 4-8, 31/3; 9-10, 35/-'. Footwear Men’s BLACK OXO SHOES in the popular streamline style. Comfort a specialty. %ty/44 Pair, 34 11 SLIPPER BOOTS for .Men, in strong-wearing leather and suede. Clip buckle fastener, 31/11; or with Zipp, 33/3. Boys’ and Youths’ strong-wedring SCHOOL BOOTS in all leather. 10-13, 20/9; 1-3, 23/3; 4-5, 23/11 pair. Furnishings SHADOW TISSUE. Fawn background with Pink or Rust floral pattern. 48in. Pj/l Yard, / © 36in AMERICAN CRETONNES in a new range of florals. Pink on Fawn or Green grounds. Yard, FLORAL LINENS, especially suitable for loose covers and drapes. 30in wide. Q/44 Yard, O 11 Battened FIBRE SUITCASES; protected corners; steel battens. 24in, 35/6; 26in, 38/3. s'll A. & T. INGLIS Ltd BOX 231 DUNEDIN AN INVITATION YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT THE NEW PREMISES gp* OF T. B. HAMPTON & CO. LTDSSKL AT 404 PRINCES ST., DUNEDIN, rtM 8* mm< WHICH OPEN NEXT TUESDAIpjjMAY 17 To celebrate the fourth year of trading t.B. Hampton & Company Limited announce the Dunedin Branch in modern premises at 404 Princes Str^‘' ; ,vl range of Industrial Machinery will Jbe/jQ invited to call in and look 9 See the latest " Saw on display. x T. B. HAMPTof & CO. LID. BOX 815 DUNEDIN Phone 13-996 ' Ai»T «?«*.'/: ’ ice; 188 Cashel Street, Christchurch. Buildings). A wide you are cordially m t.-jerr. m “IN TO WIN” ART UNION RESULTS FIRST PRIZE £2OOO No. 202651 SECOND PRIZE £SOO No. 124451 THIRD PRIZE £250 No. 18614 FOURTH PRIZE £l5O No. 50175 FIFTH PRIZE £IOO No. 102660 100 PRIZES OF £lO EACH 96111 118994 136792 154909 184727 97798 119549 137200 155948 188905 101226 121052 137542 158782 190351 104964 122324 139151 162235 190457 105884 123491 139502 165769 191734 111345 125469 142687 171146 192061 117317 125769 143744 171636 197960 117471 131922 150093 178978 198318 117688 132238 151682 182647 198706 118510 132367 153194 184639 199940 79062 79471 84573 85570 89271 89943 90265 90295 93007 94480 200 Prizes of £5 each 141550 141597 141638 143052 144873 146763 146913 147046 149459 150865 151357 152183 153742 156154 158922 160766 160787 161217 161449 164690 167142 168989 169485 170896 172439 172789 174223 174739 177811 178003 178721 183415 183875 184010 185365 185734 187078 190346 193056 193486 200498 201320 201692 203562 203827 204746 205508 206857 207683 209521 193760 I 194744 194903 195324 197695 198191 199679 199705 200118 200783 200978 201248 201433 201704 202495 203198 204792 204829 205843 206590 N. MeARTHUR, Secretary. ART UNION CLOSES SOON