The aftermath of the D.I.C. Sale Extraordinary final clearance of season s ■ - goods. Certain number of HATS to clear at VELOUR CLOTH COATS, fur trimmed and JO/ ’ ki. in 'three styles; S.W., W., and 0.5.; Beaver, ( Brick, Wine, Green, Mole, Saxe, Navy, and And a few at 5/- ’ Black— Economy Price, 84/•"lie Three Belle,” SHOWERPROOF HOSE, treated by Butler’s special process. Will SAMPLE COMBS, at giving-away prices, and -W throw off water, whereas an ordinary arti- nu a •aqiK-ppq ’ ’ ficial silk stocking will absorb it. Uir • shades 3/11 pair - Halt-price CHECK and STRIPE FUJIS in harnroniou, S" B ',’, ~G REY BLANKETS. All Wool, colourings. Usually 5/6 and . 6/1 I yard. Usually 29/6. . Economy Price, 3/11 yard Economy Price, 22/6 pair FINE TWILL SHIRTS, with Collar to match; 01 j S very small Blue Check ground, Black or Fawn * Stripe. Usually 10/6. XpALIT/ Economy Price, 7/11
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Otago Witness, Issue 3808, 8 March 1927, Page 26
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145Page 26 Advertisements Column 1 Otago Witness, Issue 3808, 8 March 1927, Page 26
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