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Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume IV, Issue 168, 21 July 1908, Page 4

J§ In an unoertain world @* Jjs The really certain things are our landmArks. a* •*§» We steer by them and to them. STJ 2b - One of the things we oan be really certain about is >* Il£ ??-■: That when 1* J| Thomson and Beattie 1 % \ Offer BARGAINS, They are BARGAINS. ' X SI? w To insure at the balancing point more'cash m the till, and fewer goods on the shelves, ©* | WE OFFER FOR CASH | Jg' OUR TRIMMED MILLINERY, This Season's, 12s 6d to 22s 6d, all at HALF- $£ *g; PRICE, 6s 3d to 11s 3d. W> £ LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS, 9s Gd to 32s 6d, now 7s 6d to 255. *ft •*& BLANKETS, COLONIAL MAKE, ALL WOOL, 10 x 4 Size, 21s 6d for 19s 6d. *X £ THESE ABB VERY BPECIAL VALUE AT CASH PRICES- 1* I THOMSON & BEATTIE. LIMITED, 1 Jk - MAIN STREET, OTAUTAOL;" 1 r- ai M*iHß3|eii r '*•' -y , Grea^ "BOYti" Competition, y'YyY For Adults and Boys and Girls Attending School. ;, J. J. BOB'S M)¥ERTISEMEN| WRITING COMPETITION. OPEN TO EVERYBODY. A PRIZE OF -£3 will be given fbr the most original ,'\'/;: . "" advertisement advertising d. J. BOYD'S, Otautau; 7 ,i Open to Scholars m Third and Fourth Standards. A PRIZE OF <C 2 will be given for the best-written set of .five reasons why '""" T ' |t pays to buy at d. d. BOYD'S, Otautau. \ Open to Scholars m First and Second Standards. A PRIZE OF £1 will be given, for the best-written copy of any of d. d. BOYD'S ~ r ""^""~ — Zdvertisemetits appearing In the OTAUTAU STANDARD. RULES :% B |iSßvery paper must be accompanied by a cash receipt, shying cash sale of Drapery. Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Crockery and Ironmongery bought at J. J. BOYD'S, Otautau. 2nd.— Competitors may send m as many entries as they like, provided a separate cash sale receipt is pinned to each paper. i ■• ~ v i * A u • j 3rd.—Competitors must write then: full names and addressee on the ba_ck of their papers, and a parent or school teacher must sign stating it is the work of a scholar. 4th.—^The Competition closes on December^l2th, 1908. . . ■-.</.■s„ ' 6th.--.AH paperato be addressed to J. J. BOYD, Otautau, and marked outside, Competition," also^he Standard of the Competitor (I, 11, etc.) The naners will be placed m the hands of competent judges, and awards made without delay. Begin now anFget receipts for your winter; goods. Every rec^pt means a separate chance. J a ; pafamffa9f% Owing' to unprecedented success of our ■J dUYIJ tl gpeatsale, we will continue to sell our I UI UUIV V( new stocks at SALE PRICES, where the HEADQUARTERS ' 8 i FOR EVERYTHING. flag flies, until duly 31. t, 1 90 S.

HIGHTOAPS *£ (TRADE AARK) goal; NUTS AM® SeMRNIIISS* ; n Truck Lots on Railway at Orders sent THERE or to "the ComS oiy's Office, INVERCARGILL, by legram or letter promptly attended

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