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Southland Times, Issue 18939, 12 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, Eta.. 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 Hea;-y 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 Plaiding (Pure Wool) 12/6 SHIRTS—COMPLETE STOCK Roslyn Pure Wool 12/6 Doctor Flannel (to arrive this week) —12/6 Penine—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. HINDMAN’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. Envelopes with and without tissue lining. Usual prices 2/6 and 3/6 Box.—Sale Price: 1/6 Box.. .Don't Miss This Splendid Bargain. ENGLISH TEAPOTS!—In the Popular Brown Rock.—Bargain Prices: 1/3, 1/9, 2/3, 2/11... Good 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 HINDMAN’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 v ery Smart. Prices from 7/11 up. J. J. CHAPLIN, The Beehive Esk Street (near Station) Invercargill. UNDERTAKERS AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS. ■gJNGSLAND i JIERGUSON 197 SPEY STREET, INVERCARGILL. Day and Night ’Phone—l26. •Monumental Department—Dee St., Tel. 187