JEWELLERY For Evening Wear. N Now that the Winter Social Season is at hand, LADIES’ naturally feel that some Articles of JEWELLERY are necessary to give the “finishing touch.” We can only enumerate a few, but will esteem it a favour to show you our STOCK of: Dress Rings, and they are surprisingly cheap. Pendants—There is a great variety of these. Brooches and Bangles of all kinds and at all Prices. Watch Bangles are still very popular. J. Mo Rein, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, 44 AND 46 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL, Cutting in Cut ler> at Wesney’s Great CASH SALE. DESSERT KNIVES now— 4/- and 4/9 half-doz. TABLE KNIVES now — o •{ and 5/6 half-doz. TEA SPOONS now— LT) and 2/6 half-doz. DESSERT SPOONS (Nickel Silver) now— 4/- half-doz. TABLE FORKS (Nickel Silver) now— 6. - half-doz. A SHOPITL OF BARGAINS AT Wesneys’ Great Sale, Dee Street = Invercargill | | |l I Hill INI II ~ War Time Economy NIGHTCAPS-^! (Trade-Mark.) COAL FOR THRESHING ANO STOIJSE USE. MUTS ' VHEN AVAILABBE St ROSS SUPPLIED^ Tv thk Southland* Otag® and Sanfer&ury tTit-’IIPK LOTS at NIGHTCAPS. Trade Orders sent to THE KISHTfQ AT . CO., LTD., lITVEBCABGILH, promptly TELEPHONED to HIGHTCAPS, and railed to any Siding. EETAILED BY ALL COAL MERCHANTS. | Now Displaying. A FULL RANGE OF New Dress Materials. STRIPED and PLAIN TWEEDS, Double width, Striped and Plain Tweeds, suitable for morning dross or school wear—l/ 0, 1/11, 2/3 and 2/6 per yard. CHECK and TARTAN TWEEDS, Double width. Check aud Tartan Tweeds a line that is in much demand.—Special Value at 2/6, 2/11, 3/6 and 3/11 per yard. CHEVIOTS—DoubIe width Cheviots in all the latest shades.— 3/6, 3/11, 4/11 and 5/11 per yard. SPORTS CLOTH —All Wool Sports Cloth, 56 inches wide in all the Newest Shades. —6/11 per yard. PHIESTLEYS SERGES —A complete Range of Priestloys noted “British Made” Serges.—Exceptional Value at 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, 4/6 yard. CHEVIOT SERGE— Heavy Cheviot Serge, 54 inches wide. A good harwearing Cloth.—2/11 and 3/11 per yard. TARTAN STRIPED SILKS. —The very latest in Tartan, Floral and Striped Silks—From 2/11 per yard. IVrCRUERJAYLOR&CO
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Southland Times, Issue 17495, 26 April 1915, Page 4
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