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Southland Times, Issue 17655, 12 February 1916, Page 4

UNUSUAL VALUES THIS WEEK M-si-Season Clearance. The following lines we are clearing before Stock-taking. Note our Prices: 250 Yards of POPLIN, 42 inches wide. Usual Price, 2/3. This Week, 7}■>(!. 2000 Yards of COTTON CREPES, VOILES, and MUSLINS. Usual Prices, 9d to 1/6. Sale Price, 4d yard. JAP SILKS, in Green, Cream, Vieu Rose, and White. , To Clear, 6d yard. 6 ROBE LENGTHS. Usual Price 35/-. This Week, 10/6. WHITE PIQUE, 42 inches wide. Sale Price, 9d yard. COLOURED PIQUES. Usual Price 1/6, 1/9. This Week, 7%d yard. MANCHESTER BARGAINS. CASEMENT CLOTH, plain Creme, 52-inch. Usual Price, 1/6. This Week, ll^d. BORDERED CASEMENT. This Week, 6J6d yard. LACE CURTAINS. Sale Prices, 2/9, 3/S, 4/6. lake a Persona! Visit His Week AT E & J. SMITH, Limited, TAY STREET :: 'Phone, 288 :: INVERCARGILL. (.OQKIKO DEVICE OF CAR m i TONneaU built Pori ROOMY COMFORT* m W/HEEL ANdt-E MAKES F.ABY,3TEEniNO“ (S3 & THE NEW ZEALAND FAMILY ■BtiFMoart-t a.x&'f.cm I m Let your choice he a 1916 Hupp The ITupmobile has built a b!g’ reputation for value Thz 1916 Hupp adds to if. ALL that was good in the 1915 Hupp, plus many new features, are contained.in the new 5-seater model. _ its engine is perfect and powerful. Engineering science cannot build a more mechanically efficient car. The body represents the highest skill of the coachbuilder and upholsterer. It is roomy, comfortable, yet its very lines denote grace and speed. The seats are upholstered in real leather, with machinepicked hair ten inches deep. Other big features are:—Underslung rear springs, 52 inches long, clear-nu'.-.ing boards, robe and foot rails, electric light, horn and self starter, headlight dimmers for city streets, khaki one-man top, improved rain-vision wind screen, and other improvements,. jj. , This is the car for you! Write for free catalogue and full particulars. You’ll be amazed at the value —you’ll decide to buy a a Hupp—you’ll never regret it! N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn., Ltd. Chrisichuch AGENTS;— WIMPEJOTY BEOS, and BEI1), LtdDUNEDIN AND G ORB. J. A. McKINNON, RIVERTON. BCSBBSaBBBSM&a perfect cOntbou- over* SIZ£BnAKE£»' Ttntt—Sl

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