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Southland Times, Issue 19287, 27 July 1921, Page 3

Wesney’s Great Sale All goods marked down— TO CLEAR ! Don’t Miss This Opportunity. 100 DOLLS. 2/-, Now 1/6; 2/6 Now CHILDREN’S FRIENDS. 3/6 |/|| ' Now 2/11 100 DOLLS—With Hair. 3/6, Now PAINTING BOOKS. 2/-.— Now 1/6; 2/6. French Make. To Dress. 2/6— Now 2/- "* 4/-, Now 2/11; 4/3, Now 3/3; 4/6 SUNSHINE STORY BOOKS. 3/6 Now 3/11; 6/- Now 4/6 Now 2/6 DOLLS—With Hair and Kid Body. GIRLS’ OWN ANNUALS. 15/6 11/6—Now 8/9 Now 13/11 DOLLS. —With Hair. Sleeping. 25 STERLING SILVER NECKLETS. 15/g Now 11/9 With Pendant, 10/6—Now 5/6 each WHITE ESKIMO FUR DOLLS.—IS/-; HAIR BRUSHES, 4/—Now 2/6 Now 9/11 HAIR BRUSHES. Black Backed, BLACKLEAD BRUSHES. 2/ 9/6—Now 7/9 Now 1/3 HAIR BRUSHES. Whalebone, 10/6 SCRUB BRUSHES.—Now 1/3 and 1/8 Now 8/11 Each E.p. BISCUIT BARRELS, 37/6 ROLLS TOILET PAPER. 9d. Now 29/6 Now 7d Roll E-P- TEASPOONS. In Case, 26/SIX PATTY PANS. On Tray— Now 20/Sale l/l E.p. TEASPOONS. In Case, 35/NINE PATTY PANS. On Tray. Now 22/6 Sale 1/6 ANTIQUE COMB, BRUSH and TRAY. SALT BOXES.—SaIe Price 1/4 14/6— Now 11/9 TOWEL ROLLERS—SaIe Price I/4 E.P. TEAPOTS. 50/—Now 40/-. 4 Dozen—CLOTHES PEGS—For I/- 65/—Now 53/6 LEATHER GARDENING GLOVES. SETS OF CARVERS. In Case.— Now Now 5/3 Pair. Reduced to 42/8, 52/6 and 65/- Sot. GARDENING FORKS. 3/— Now 2/3 GARDENING TROWELS. 2/ CUTLERY. Now 1/3 WIZARD FURNITURE POLISH DESSERT KNIVES. Sheffield Make. 2/-.—Now 1/6; 3/6, Now 2/9 per 19/6.—Now 15/6 Half-dozen. bottle. TABLE KNIVES. Sheffield Make. WIZARD DUSTERS. With Handles. 22/6—Now 17/6, Half-dozen. 6/6- —Now 4/9 DESSERT KNIVES. Stainless. 32/6 Now 29/6 Half-Dozen. COUNTER OF BARGAINS ta “ less ' 38/6 X/- EACH 1/- TEASPOONS. Cheap.—l/l I HalfDRAUGHT BOARDS Nickel Silver 8/6, Now 6/1 1 HalfRAT TRAPS Dozen. EGG WHISKS TEASPOONS. Nickel Silver. 9/EGG SLICES Now 7/9 Half-Dozen. FACE POWDER TALCUM POWDER SOAPS LIME CREAM BOOKS 100 MEMO FORMS CUTICURA SOAP—I/6 Cake FIRE SHOVELS Four Cakes BROWN WINDSOR SOAP BAY RUM For I/WRITING TABLETS 500 CAKES TOILET SOAP. Bd. CREPE SANITARY ROLLS —Now 5d Cake. AND HUNDREDS MORE ON OUR T° IIjET SOAP ' 1/- BARQAIN COUNTER SANO SOAP. 1/Now lOd Cake. BARILLA SOAP.—I Od Cake. Library Books! Library Books! Large Bars— i/- Bar. JUVENIA TOILET SOAP. Bd. LIBRARY COMMITTEES SHOULD Nl)w 6d CakB CALL AT ONCE and Secure These HOT WATER BAGS. Cash. OUR CASH SALE PRICES— B/9, 9/11, DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE. . 10/-, 12/6 and 14/- Each. 5000 ROLLS.—AII Colours. Crepe HOT WATER BAG COVERS.— Paper.—Now l/l per Roll. Now 2/- and 3/3 100 STORY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN Strong, Sweet-Toned ACCORDEONS Now 6d. Great Value for 57/6 Each’. 100 STORY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. WHITE AND GOLD TEA PLATES Now I/- 8/6— Now 6/11 Half-Dozen. 100 STORY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN. 1000 DOLLS—DoIIs Marked Down at 2/-.—Now 1/6 BEDROCK SALE PRICES. Wesney Bros.’ Great Cash Sale DEE STREET.

NEW PRICES Runabout Car (Seats 2) £239 Touring Car (Seats s) £253 From all “FORD” Dtsltu in Canterbury, Otago, and Southland Ford Starter, Demountable Rims with Spare Rim, Tyre and Carrier, £35 extra. | THE LOCAL DEALER IS ENTITLED TO YOUR The COLONIAL MOTOR COMPANY, Ltd. Representing The Ferd Metor Ce. ef Canada, Ltd. Haines—34 Q. W. WOODS & CO. INVERCARGILL AND GORE.

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A. P. A. (THE AUSTRALIAN PROVINCIAL ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, LTD 1 FIRE MARINE. ACCIDENT. J Y ESIRE to Notify the General Public that they have opened a Controlling Agency for Invercargill and Southland District as from July 1, 1921 and have Appointed FRETWELL & CO the Controlling Agents. ’ The Controlling Office is in Deschler’s Buildings, Eek Street, Invercargill ; the offices lately occupied by TRAILL & CO., LTD., and the United Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. The Association is prepared to Transact All Classes of Insurance at Lowest Current Rates. The Favour of Your Patronage will be Esteemed and All Proposal* Promptly Dealt With. NORMAN BRINDLEY, P.O. Box 308; Telephone 1100. General Manager for New Zealand INVERCARGILL.