Page 3 Advertisements Column 5

Southland Times, Issue 17658, 16 February 1916, Page 3

LAST WEEK S OF THE ‘Exhibition’ Sale ■awjwmiii.l ii.■'w.iT.w*.win. »IJ<I.[ra'KUI..I ■.nimi) l n-nnilll~lUT r Tir*-*- ——e—■BM Some of the Last Week’s SPECIALS. Do not fail to pay a visit and see what is on offer for the last days. I 4 OnIy—SUMMER WEIGHT COSTUMES. Usually 59/6 to 63/-. 1 To Clear at 10/- each. 1 6 OnIy—SMARTLY CUT COSTUMES. Usually 65/- to SO/-. I To Clear at 15/- each, f 12 Assorted BLOUSES, 5/11 to 9/6. To Clear at 3/11. | G WHITE CREPE HATS, trimmed Black and Whits. Usually 6/11. iSale Price, 2/1 L 6 WHITE PANAMA HATS, Roll Edge.—Were 6/11; NOW 2/11. ij 12 CREPE & SHANTUNG DRESSES—Suitable for Maids from 9to 14 g years. To Clear at 2/11 each. I CHILDREN’S KIMONO DRESSES— To Clear at 1/11 each. S MEN’S CLOTHING. MEN’S CLOTHING. i 6 Only—MEN’S BROWN SADDLE TWEED SUITS, in Size 4. Usually | 45/- to 49/6. To Clear at 19/6 each. I DARK GREY SADDLE TWEED SUITS, Sizes 4to 7. Usually 37/6. I Sale Price, 25/-. A STRAW BOATERS—At Gd, 1/-, 2/6, 3/11 each. THOMSON & BEATTIE, LID, I THE QUALITY -HOUSE, I ’PHONE, 130 TAY STREET :: INVERCARGILL. "@li, Mum, I’d Like to wear SANDALS ! 99 m CHILDRENS SHOES 1 and go without my stockings,” said a little chap. “My feet get so hot in these boots.” And that is what many a youngster finds this weather, with old Sol in his warmest mood. KINGSLAND’S WILL MAKE THE LITTLE FEET “COMFY” with strong, well-made Sandals—just right for foot-ease and coolness, best for foot-expansion and health in growing children. Full stocks of Sandals here at economic prices. John Hingsland & Co. BED BOOT, ESK STREET. WE ’PHONE, 199 LEAD—FOLLOW :: BOX 27 WHO CAN.” :: INVERCARGILL.

as tger Tea Exceptional Value is Being Given in all Qualities of TIGER .. Is. Bd. ' Is. lOd. Is. i i x Crossed Keys Brand. & t y- w.v x«,re,9Crossed Keys Brand. SOUTH LAMP FR3ZEN MEAT & PRODUCE EXPORT COMPANY, LTD. MANUFACTURERS OF;— MANUFACTURERS! OF:STANDARD FERTILISERS & ANIMAL MANURES WORKS FOR ALL CROP£ AND SOILS. :: :: MATAURA AND MAKABEKA* S j r (. I t: i i, (■ i f Si S, ALE! Everything Reduced. J) FOB Do Not Hesitate to | Order I By Post. Oliver Twist asked for “More,’’and so will you when once you have seen the Values we are offering at Our Annual Summer Sale. Send your orders to us through the Post, we miarantee satisfaction. No other Arm similar to ours in Otago or Southland carries such a Complete STOCK as ours. You will benefit in money by shopping with us. LADIES’ MOIRETTB UNDERSKIRTS, Grey, Saxe, Navy, Brown. Medium size—Usually 9/6; Sale Price, 6/11. COSTUME TWEED—Knop effects in Saxe, Grey and Brown Mix- & tures, 54in. wide.—Usually 4/11; Sale Price, TUSSORE SILK, pure quality; free from filling, bright finish, good washing, 31in. wide.—Usually 2/11; Sale Price, 1/11&, Plain Brown. Heavy Quality CASEMENT LINEN for Furnishings and Hangings, 50in. wide.—Usually 3/6; Jiow 1/11 yard. LISLE THREAD HOSE with Lace Fronts or Clox, in Black or Tan. Usually 2/3; Sale Price, 1/9 Pair. WRITE FOR OUR BIG SALE LIST. GEO. CROW, Manager. DUNEDIN. HIGH and RATTRAY STREETS. Dg sis s^rf'a