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Southland Times, Issue 18967, 14 June 1923, Page 5

NOT WANTED

When a business is sold, the same old cvy comes up that the sum total of the stock is too large and not wanted by half. Here we are in that exact position; our stock of £lO,OOO has to be reduced by half. To do this, and do it quickly, we have cut out all profit, and the goods are just walking out, as one can well imagine when you can buy lines such as these: Gabardine Costumes, all wool, 84/-, for 15/6; Roslyn Tweed Costumes, 120/-, for 42/-; All-wool Cream Vests, 6/11 for 4/11; Ladies’ Allwool Knitted Hose, 3/6 for 2/4; Coloured Wool Ribbed Hose, 4/11 for 2/6; Gauntlet Gloves, 5/11 for 3/11; Knitted Wool Costumes, 69/6 or 49/6; Nursery Flannelette, lljd for BJd; Superior White Twill Sheeting, 3/11 for 2/11; Coloured Tabling, 3/11 for 2/11; Art Serge, 3/11 for 2/11; 52in. Cream Serge, 9/11 for 6/11; Cream Radianta. 5/11 for 3/11; Black Italian Cloth, 54in wide, 3/6 for 2/4; Crepe de Chine, 9/11 for 5/11; All-wool Shrunk Velour Coatings, 19/6 for 10/6; Outley’s Superior White Calico, 1/6 for 1/-, lower grade 1/3; Oamaru 8-ply Wheeling Wool, usual price 8d skein, now 6d; Globe 3-ply Fingering Wool, usual price 1/-, now lOd a skein. Lovely designs in Real Eiderdown Quilts, were 120/-, now 79/6; and hundreds of everyday lines in Drapery can be bought for less at DALLAS & WATT’S Great Busineswoid Sahz(AdvtJ