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Southland Times, Issue 19249, 13 June 1921, Page 4

QN TUESDAY . > . WE OPEN NEW SHOP 101, TAY STREET. A. C. MILLARS, LTDTHE PREMIER PASTRYCOOKS. TO THE T 0 N D 0 N PIANO COY. COME! AND SECURE ONE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS OBTAINABLE. In a SEWING MACHINE. UNPRECEDENTED VALUE! Limited number. LONDON PIANO COY. W. BIRD. ESK STREET. Jh232 T. HIDE —TAY STREET. f OR SUIT CASES DRESS BASKETS LEATHER STRAPS HANDBAGS CROCKERY GLASSWARE DOULTON WARE ORNAMENTS STATIONERY MAGAZINES FOOTBALLS ALL AT REDUCED PRICES. JUNE AND BUSINESS IS BRISK. THE GRAND STOCKTAKING £5OOO R AI £sooo Stock. •jA.-L'Hi gtock T'HE FINAL READJUSTMENT—AIthough we are anxious to reduce our stock, we must buy lines we are low in, when we see such value as the following:— THE BIGGEST PURCHASE WE HAVE EVER MADE OF MEN’S SUITS and BOYS’ SUITS Men’s Suits of Heavy MOSGIEL TWEED, smart patterns, best finish, splendid fitting. SALE PRICE—9S/-. BOYS’ SUITS, pure Wool, Colonial; size 4 to 6, 29/6; size 7 to 9, 35/-; size 10 to 14, 39/6. Special Quality GOLF HOSE, narrow tops, all colours— i/ II to 4/11. We have everything for the BOYS—See side window display. Our All-Wool Colonial MEN’S SUITS at 79/6 and 90/- are ripping value—scores are selling. Also our Heavy MOSGIEL TWEED OVERCOATS—9S/-. We are right on the job with SUITS just now—Our Sales have increased threefold. WE INVITE INSPECTION. W, GEORGE & CO. THE GRAND OUTFITTERS, Grand Hotel Corner.