Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 17749, 2 June 1916, Page 2

*9 • • 1,. £ K-V*- v ; “DO SOT : This list o£ BARGAIN LINES comprises a 'pOrHdn ;ot Our High-class’ Stock, which we are offering at' these most unusually Ix>w Prices. This is a .to buy 'While'' law? 5 as' there- is every terideacyj,wi th? the»-cising cost of raw material, to be a-,further •increase in prices. lusptttiojr oif- theae/ Goods cordially iuTitcd. 2000 Yards of and 7’ad yard. Worth fard... Ibou Yards of *M H/iTARV --STRIPED •■ BLOUSING, •ton.- wide.—To Clear ;at l/-*,jard. Worth -' ll yard. B Pieces NAVY SERGE, marked at Clear .for 5 (5, yard.. 2 pieces TTWEED. i,4£in. wide;— Worth 2/11 to 3/11.—Special -Price, 1/9 yard. . Win. ALL - WOOL COATINGS in Brown, Terra Cotta, Green, Saxe, I R S}% and Grey—Special Value 5/6, 6 6, 7, 6, 8-11, ll|/6. 1 Piece Striped SERGE — At 3, 6. Worth 5 0. Here's a snip,. . NAVY, .CHEVIOT — Worth Lit yard: Alin, wide.— To' Clear at 3 11. HERRINGBONE SHEETING (White), for Double Beds —Rare ialue, 1/3, l/d yard. Unbleached-SHEETING, for Double Beds.— Good Quality 1/1, 1/6, 1 !) yard. White Unbleached TOWELS, large Size—l/ 11, 2/6 pair. aiPPLEf'QLOTHS for Dressing JackFawn. Sky,. .Saxe. Grey, ’ Pink, Me.uve and .Ma.roue, 27in. : wide.—At 1/8, 1/6; 5 tin wide, 3/11 ' yard.77-77£7"T GA.SEM.ENT. CWTHS, _. : tßordered)---“Worth 17-/1/6. Special Value fid, 1/. yard. CURTAIN NET for Curlains, in White Hid, 1/-, 176 yard. v tey DOCTOR FLANNEL— VaIue 1/6 FOR VALUE BUY FROM 0. TAY STREETjhju % INVERCARGILL MAIN STREET. GORE.

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