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Southland Times, Issue 18937, 10 May 1923, Page 4

DEWAR’S WHISKY WINTER CLOTHING—Not a Penny Rise in Price Yet. BUY IT NOW! BUY” IT HERE! CLEAN NEW GOODS. MORE OVERCOATS! Own Importing—Smartest in Town. Greys, Fawns. Dark Grey, Etc., Pure Wool Tweeds 55/-, 57/6, 59/6, 62/6 SPECIAL—Five Only Heavy Motor Coats. Imitation Seal Lined. Extra Heavy £5 10/-, worth £B. UNDERWEAR—FULL STOCKS. Fleecy Lined Hygienic Brand (heavy) 5/11 Heavy Ribbed All Wool Colonial Underpants —.. 6/11 Roslyn Heavy Ribbed Underpants 9/6 Finer Quality. Pure Wool 10/6, 12/6 Roslyn Flannel Unders 6/11 Petone Heavy Pla’ding (Pure Wool) 12/6 SHIRTS—COMPLETE STOCK Roslyn Pure Wool 12/6 Doctor Flannel (to arrive this week)—l2/6 Peninc—New Supply; warm and strong, 9/6 Palmer Napped; extra heavy 11/6 HALF HOSE. Roslyn Heavy Ribbed and Plain—2/3 & 2/6 Roslyn Extra Quality Wool; very heavy. 3/6. Petone Pure Wool Worsted (Speical Price) 2/6. We can also supply Hose at 1/6 and 1/9, but do not recommend them. JERSEY COATS AND VESTS. We have a Splendid Stock, All Wool Colonial, in Grey, Fawn, Lovat, Heather, Etc., both in Wool and Worsteds—--12/6 to 22/6. “GRANDFiT” SUITS—See this New Lot in Popular Greys and Browns. Navies, etc. —90/- to 135/-. Guaranteed full Hymo frnts; Best finish throughout. No Disappointed Clients—Postage Paid. INSPECTION INVITED. HYNDMAN’S JIEATURE BIG BARGAINS IN ALL SECTIONS THIS WEEK-END. 500 BOXES SMART STATIONERY—AII Bright New Goods bought at a Big Discount. Linen Paper in Cream, Pale Blue, Helio and Brown Tones. Enve- ' lopes with and without tissue lining. Usual prices 2/6 and 3/6 Box. —Sale Price: 1/6 Box... Don't Miss This Splendid Ba.roa.in. ENGLISH TEAPOTS!—In the Popular Brown Rock. —Bargain Prices: 1/3, 1/9, 2/3, 2/11...G00d Strainers and Pourers. DINNER SETS!—A Fine Lot of Sterling English Quality Sets. All at Reduced Sale Prices.—See Our Offerings at 55/-, 63/-, 90/-, 105/-.—Excellent Buying. 15/—BUYS: Half Dozen English Band Cups and Saucers and Half Dozen Plates to Match.—Only 12 Lots to sell at This Price. WARDLE ART POTTERY—SeIf Tones in ■Yellow, Green, -Blue and Helio in a Variety of Designs, Classic Candlesticks, Flower Bowls, Bulb Bowls, Vases, Trinket Boxes, Pin Trays, Tidies, etc., All at Special Sale Prices: 2/11 to 20/CUPS AND SAUCERS—AII English Goods. Here’s Economical Buying. Absolutely Dependable for Quality. Prices: 4/11, 5/6, 5/11, 6/11, 7/6, 7/11, 8/6 and 9/6 Half-dozen. 500 DINNER PLATES— First Grade English Ware at these Welcome Low Prices —5/6 and 5/11 Half-dozen. BRUSH DOOR MATS—Brush Door Mats. While They Last—2/9, 3/6, 4/3, 5/6, 6/9. The Dynamite of Low Prices Keeps the Goods Moving at HYNDMAN’S DEE STREET. ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY! JUST OPENED This Week, an Attractive Showing of Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Hats in Hatters’ Plush in Various Styles, including the Fashionable Sailor Shape. Chic PullOns in Black Sealette -with Fringe—quite the Newest and Very Smart. Prices from 7/11 up. I. J. CHAPLIN, —■ - The Beehive Esk Street (near Station) Invercargill. UNDERTAKERS AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. gINGSLAND & JIERGUSON 197 SPEY STREET, INVERCARGILL. Day and Night ’Phone—l26. Monumental Department—Dee St., Tel. 187