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Southland Times, Issue 19518, 18 May 1922, Page 4

SPECIAL BARGAINSFOR YOU AT “THE ECONOMIC.” Ladies’ Outfitters. ,—:— 7 K—SMARTLY TAILORED COSTUMES •O LESS THAN HALF PRICE. GREAT BARGAINS AT: 19/6,39/6,50/- & 84/QQ— LADIES’ SMART DRESS SKIRTS. vO Plain and Pleated Styles. Usually 39/6 to 105/-. BARGAIN PRICES: 17/6, 29/6 & 45/Similar Values in Other Departments. Ladies’ Outfitters. 60 Dee Street. And at GORE. PING-PONG or TABLE TENNIS IVE have Just Landed Direct from VI Home—A Nice Selection of PING-PONG SEIS. Prices Ranging from 6/6 upwards. Just the Thing for These Cold Winter Nights. €omer Ta, fc Reivin_“ ***WCARCIU. Sells Gilbert's Match II Footballs Cheapest. T R Y gMITH & QO., For BUILDING TIMBER. Joinery, 3-Ply Venesta, Glass, General Woodware, Oregon, Redwood and Australian Hardwoods of AU Descriptions. SEND YOUR ORDERS DIRECT. Address: NITH and FORTH STREETS, INVERCARGILL. P.O. 80x—284 Telephones—67s/676 Engagement Rings! We offer an unique range of Diamond Rings in many pleasing designs, sei permanently with— Diamonds of Highest Quality! Prices to meet the requirements of all. Private Ring Parlour for quiet selection. You save middleman’s profits and heavy duty. Call. The advice gained through many years’ experience as a ring specialist is at your service. 1 f-ffeStiinqSpecialist, f Corner of Dee and Don Streets Where Quality and Low Prices go Hand in Hand WARM WINTER CLOTHING ! WE ARE WELL STOCKED. But Many of the Best Lines are in Short Supply— bo Don’t Put It Off—the Cold Weather is Here. CHOOSE FROM THESE RELIABLE MAKES. 50 Dozen Men’s Sox; Warm Pure Wool Roslyn and Mosgiel. 10-in, and 12-in—l/11, 2/3 and 2/6. 12 Dox. Roslyn Ribbed and Plain Underpants 7/11, 8/6 and 9/6—-None Better for Real Value. 15 Dozen Roslyn and Mosgiel Singlets—--7/6 ,7/11, 8/6, 9/6. 15 Only—Double-breasted Heavy Tweed Overcoats —79/6. 50 Only Heavy Pure Wool Suite. All Sizes. Mosgiel, Oamaru and Roslyn—--75- to 99/6.—These are Special Fitting and Exceptional Value. We have also a Full Stock of Warm Shirts, 12/6 to 16/6. Pyjamas 10/6 to 12/6. Sweater Coate—l6/6 to 21/-. Wool Vests 14/6. Wool Scarves 4/11. Etc. All Carefully Selected Stock and Plenty of It—lnspection Invited. We Pay Postage. George ■—' t Outfit tert —THE "BEEHIVE” — This is the First Month of Winter. What about Your New Winter Apparel? You will be requiring Something New—lf so TRY —THE “BEEHIVE”— WE have an Excellent Selection of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats, Coats, Underskirts, Bloomers, Gloves, Blouses and the Latest in Jumpers. —Also— Coats, Hats, Gaiters, Bootees and Gloves for the Children Shirts made to Order and all Country Orders Executed Promptly J. J. CHAPLIN. Cash Draper & Mercery Merchant. —THE BEEHIVE"— UNDERTAKERS 'PHONE 50. DAY AND NIGHT SEHVICE. J, fR A S E R AND Qfi. MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. CORNER SPEY AfD KELVIN STREETS, INVERCARGILL,