Page 5 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 19656, 5 October 1922, Page 5

GOODWILL. It is the most potent influence any busi- | ness can acquire. It takes years of horicst ' merchandising to build it up. Once acI quired its influence cannot be estimated in i simple monetary value. Ihis week we aro I holding a big display of attractive underwear. There’s an unlimited assortment of styles and sizes. Our underwear is famous throughout Southland for the iieauty and quality of material used in their manufacture. These exceptional offerings stand supreme and it will be to your advantage to pay us a visit. Beautifully worked drexsing gowns in crepe and silk from 17/6, 19/6 to 84/-. Plain crepe dressing gowns from 7/11 to 15/6. Dressing jackets, .special line in hand worked crepe, 8/11, silk, tussore and crepe de chine worked in beautiful shades from 35/- to 55/-. Silk, tuasore and Fugi nightgowns 35/- to 55/-. Cambric witn dainty lace trimmings from 9/11 to 25/-. Special line fifie quality cambric trimmed with fine lace 14/6. Extra good quality flannelette 9/6. Camisole 'real lace Iritnnring&«Jrom 10/6 to 19/6. Silk 7/11 to 17/6. Silk hand worked line 9/fl. Cambric with l?ute* triiummgp from 2/11, 3/A to 8/11. Crepe knickers in all ahad<* 5/11. Woven knickers 2/1L 3/3, to 8/11. Fleecy knickera 2/11, 3/11, to 7/6. Vests, extra good quality chemise length 2/6, 2/11 to 8/11. Chemise* in calico and flannelette from 4/6 to 15/6. Coraets from 6/6 to >29/6, Special line extra good value all sizes 7/6. Bruxslfiritw pjuin and fancy all sizes 4/6 to 9/11. Call and see (luma special offerings at H. A J. SMITH, Ltd., Progre«wivo Tay Street. Invercaqpll, and Mail) Street, Gore.