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Southland Times, Issue 17784, 13 July 1916, Page 4

❖ SALE <« • ❖ O|UR SALE/ is still drawing good business, and our Bargains are the draw. THIS WEEK we are making a Special Effort to clear: ‘ Costumes, Jackets. ❖ i, ❖ *= ❖ TRIMMED HATS— A Very. Special Lot, 9/11 'each. COSTUMES— Latest Styles'. Ladies’ & Maids’, 15/6 up JACKETS AJfD COATS In the Now Blanket Tweeds, 19/6 up. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR THESE and OTHER SPECIAL LINES. Ladies’ Outfitters, 60 DEE ST. 4t i ❖ 4 I •if $ •Tf t i it ¥ MV % THE "ECONOMIC” ❖ ❖

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