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Southland Times, Issue 17934, 27 January 1917, Page 2

ir=n — .-irar-=^^rai~==^^ 3E3C IE3C 0 ill? A FEW LINES THAT SHOULD APPEAL the lines advertised here are all of goods that are right it to the moment in styles and materials, there are many lines which are not quite so fashlONABLE AND HAVE BEEN MARKED DOWN TO A MERE FRACTION OF FORMER PRICES. Blouses. Blouses. SEE THIS LOT—VERY LATEST SHAPES. 12 Dozen COTTON BLOUSES—Assorted Shapes. All sizes. Usually 4/6 to 5/11; Sale Prices 2/11, 3/11, and 4/6. 6 Dozen White 6MM JAP SILK BLOUSES, throe shapes to choose from. Worth 9/11. Sale Price, 7/11. WHITE VOILE DRESSES—Latest shapes, full flared skirts. Usually 25/6 to 63/-. Sale Price 17/6 to 50/ 20 Dozen WOVEN KNICKERS In White, Sky, and Saxe. Worth 3/6 per pair. Sale Prices, 1/11 and 2/6. RIBBED COTTON VESTS—See the ones at 1/- each. For Men and Boys: E BOYS’ TARSITY SUlTS—Sizes 2 to 12. Usually 11/6 to 19/6. Sale price 9/6 suit. BOYS’ NORFOLK SUITS. Usually 23/6 to 34/6. Sale price 12/6. MEN’S NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Usually 6/6 and 7/6. Sale price, 5/6 each. MEN’S W HITE and COLOURED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS. Usually 63. Now 4/6 dozen. MEN’S CAVALRY CORD TROUSERS. Usually 11/6. Now 9/11. top? 111 In sr. to A Personal Visit lo ‘The Exhibition’ END-OF-SEASON SALE will convince You That We Mean Business. .. . Thomson & Beattie, Ltd Tay St., INVERCARGILL, ’Phone 130 3Eii ' 1 -:ai :.""he 0

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