Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 17763, 23 September 1914, Page 1

MisceHaaeoiu. PICKLES PRESERVES CONDIMENTS. Libby, McNeil & Libby CHICAGO, U.S.A., HAVE shipped to us a line of their SUPERIOR QUALITY Products, of which the following will be of interest to readers and may ba seen displayed m one of our windows: — EVAPORATED HORSE RADISH— j 1/- per bottle. SWEET PICKLES — 1/- per bottle. SWEET MIXED PICKLES—1/- and 1/6 bottle. WHITE ONIONS—8d and 1/- bottle. SWEET RELISH — 9d per bottle. QUEEN OLIVES — 7d. lOd, 1/3 & 2/- bottle. PUMENTO STUFFED OLIVES — 1/- per bottle. TOMATO CATSUP—x/- and 1/9 bottle. CHILI SAUCE — 1/9 per bottle. CONCENTRATED TOMATO SOUP— 8d per tin. { PORK & BEANS — 6d per tin. PBRK & BEANS & TOMATO SAUCE— 1/- Per tin - MATHESON & CO. DEB STREET. • ITIHB defeat of Germany is just as X certain as that Ceylon Tea is pure and unadulterated." I Try XScNDZL AND CLARK | for an Exclusive Suit to Measure. | Our aitri and effort is always to j give the best possible at the ! price. That is why we succeed, j Full choice from 55s to 90s. j DINNA fash ye-.- thoombl’ British Pluck and Hondai Lanka Tea will heat the hale jing-bang BICYCLE SUNDRIES Luggage Carriers is. Front Rijn Brakes 2/5. Saddles from 3/6. Free Wheels 2/-, Tyre Repair Bands, 2in. 41n, and Sin to clear at 2d each. Cycle Pumps from 1/-, Braided Pump Connections reduced from 9d to ?d. —GODiVARD'S Bike Shop, Don street. * SEED POTATOES White Elephant, British Queen, Carter's Abundance, Sutton’s Supreme, Magnum Bonam, Gamekeeper, Scotia, Up-.to-Date. Fresh supplies arriving doily.—BßAY BROS., LTD. By Test the Beat—McNßH« AND CLARK’S Sscd-./’fLu Suita, to Measure. Pull selection from 55s to 90s. fS S.A. BICYCLES. COMPLETE with Eh die Coaster. Brook's Saddle, 1 innlop Tyres, Kenold’s Chain, etc., lo clear at £lO 10s. We guarantee that you cannot nurehase at any price a better machine. —GODWARD'S Bike Shop, Don street. I TNDERCLOTHING BARGAINS.—The 5 ’ Economic Outfitters’ Sale. SPECIALLY CHEAP -a ij DOZEN MEN'S BRACES —Toko, J..4 Samson, and French makes. To clear at U/jd per pair. Wortli double. at COP E 1. A N D ’ S, Dee Street. THEP.E is only one Dee street, and there is only one A.C. Lyon in that street who sells mounts and frames Rie'fures. Ills shop if" known as the Art Gallery. Call and see the Pictures when you are in town. LINDSAY & CO.’S •fyl’ILD-CUKED BACON IS ENJOYED BY’ THAT LUGH SECTION OF THE COMMUNITY WHO WILL HAVE ONLY THE BEST. Y’I>LANKJIT BARGAINS —The Economic •Li Outfitters’ Sale. "VTOUR visitors will appreciate the X grand stimulating aroma and flavour of McKenzie’s Pure Ceylon Hondai Lanka Tea. OVERCOAT SPECIALS I? A ’I’WEED CIIESx’ER OVERCOATS i»u without lining; perfect fitting. Talma sleeves. Were 50/-. Your chtl'r "5/-COPn-LAND’S. PAINTERS AND PAPER HAN QER3, VoKEN BROS-. Ta/ Street i the Theatre * Is opposite) The Leading House for Papers, Friezes, etc. Estimates free os application. Telephone No. *46. S. LEONARD PADGET, T -*tdies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailor, Dee Street (Opp. News Office.) BS.A. BICY’CLES. Complete with •Eadie Coaster, Brook’s Saddle. Dunlop Tyres, RenoldV Chain, etc., .c clear at £lO 1 os. We guarantee that you cannot purchase at any price a oetter machine. —GODWARD’S Bike Shop, Don street. \\J HI TK Calico :’>Jl dozen yards, and Vt double-width Curtain Muslin, usual price was Id. now 9d yard, at H. & J. SMITH’S. Ltd.. The Popular House. FOR TO-DAY cy DOZEN STUD KNOT TIES —To rW clear at Cd each. Worth 1/6. at C O P E LAND’S. DO not fail to visit H. & J. SMITH’S, LTD., Great Annual Show, commencing Wednesday, t 17th September. MRS JENKINS (Late of City Hotel, Doe Street) HAS taken over "Royal Oak” Boardinghouse, Spey street (one block from Dee. street). Boarders and Meals as visual. Tariff from 4/6 day. Rooms for permanents. JDII9