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Southland Times, Issue 18968, 15 June 1923, Page 7

Sample TKTTF ICUJTHING FACTORY] I&OTWNg I BYCTOWI Last Week of this Great Event! Last Day Saturday Next! to Once “H.B.’s ” make a decision like this you can take it for granted that that decision will be carried out. It will be even so with this Sale SATURDAY is the last day. In the meantime there is a lot of both selling and buying to be done—■ “H.B.’s” are keen on clearing out every Sample offering, hence the Sample Sale Prices. Savings like these will whet your desire to buy. Do, and it will repay you handsomely—But be prompt ! HEWZEaLAHD|_ W-x. (IF ITS ITS GOOD ) LAST WEEK OF FOOTWEAR BARGAINS. LADIES’ BOOTS AND SHOES. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FOOTWEAR, Tan Derby 8ho«-83/6 Not M/6 n .vs 1 n 36 Black Leather Slippers—l4/6 18 Glace Court Shoes.—2l/-. Now 13/6 80 Boys Derby Boots, 10 to 13—18/6 n ow 1 2/6 48 Glace Derby Shoes.—27/6 New 22/6 Now 15/6 12 Knee Gum Boote-30/- Not 25/72 Glace Bar Shoes—3s/- Now 19/6 96 Youths ’ Der >>y Boots, 1 48 English Football Boota—24/6 36 Twin Bar Shoes—42/-. Now 26/6 , a „ r ltH . , N „°?/ 8/9 How ,#/ ‘ 48 Velvet Court Shoe»-14/6 Now 10/9 36 CaU B °° t8 ’ 11 ‘° I_ Not , 8 / 6 72 C “’’“ Sb P’*" 8/6 48 Velvet Glace Shoes—l6/6 Now 12/6 to Youths’ Box Calf Boots—26/- 36 Camel Hair Slipper.—lo/6 Now 7/6 10 Patent Brogue Shoes, 50/- Now 27/6 Now 21/- 18 Tan Derby Boohr 47/6 Now 38/96 Glace Derby Flat Heel.—42/-. 85 Boys’ Strong Boots, 10 to 12— 10 Glace Evening Shoes 23/6 Now 26/6 Now 16/9 Now 15/6 88 Felt Collar Slippers—9/6 75 Youths’ Strong Boots, 1 to 5. 36 Black Lace Leggings—l4/6 Now 5/11 Now 18/9 Now 12/6 48 Carpet Slippers—ll/6 Now 8/6 90 Boys’ Felt Slippers—6/6 Now 3/11 20 Tan Brogue Shoes—37/6 Now 27/6 7 Suede Courts (Smart)—4s/- _____ . Now 22/6 MEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. GIRLS’ BOOTS AND SHOES. 27 Glace Evening 36 M , Bulchers (at rong)-15/6 « Ghw. D~by Sho«-16/« How 13/6 Now 17/6 " “L 33 Same; only larger—2l/36 Glace Bar Evening Shoeo-29/6 Boota-30/- _.. , . 17/ ® Now 21/- J 4J Maids, as shove—26/- Now 21/78—Glace Oxfords. No 36 Derby Boots _3 7/6 18-1-Bar Shoe. 96 Lined Dairy Bluchers—l7/6 48 Tan Cookhams—4s/- Now 34/6 Calf Shoes; 11 to 1 Now 14/6 15 Box Calf Oxford Boota—4o/- Now 14/6 72 Stockyard Boots (Strong)—2s/- Now 36/- 35 Patent Ankle Straps. Now 10/6 Now 21/- 20 Tan Shoes (smart)-— 42/G Now 30/- 30 1-Bar Veldt Sewn Shoos. Now 8/6 LADIES’ SHOES. GENT’S BOOTS. CHILDREN’S BOOTS & SHOES. 72 Glace Oxfords 25/-. Now 18/6. 72 Working Boots, nailed, 30/ 85 Boys’ Strong Boots. 10 to 13— Now 25/-. Now 16/9. 48 Box Derbys 30/-. Now 22/6. 60 Working Boots, plain, 30/ 70 Boys’ Strong Boota, 1 to 5 Now 25/-. Now 18/9. 36 Glace Ankle Strap 30/ 65 Sunday Boots 35/-. Now 24/6. 90 Girls’ Bar Shoes, 7to 10— Now 23/6. 45 Patent Evening Shoes 23/6 Now 7/6. Now 10/6. 63 Giris' Bar Shoes, 11 to 1— 60 Glace Strap Shoes 25/ 90 Felt Slippers, assorted, 8/6 Now 9/6. Now 17/6. Now 6/11. 90 Ankle Straps, 2to 6. Now 3/11. LAST WEEK OF MERCERY BARGAINS. MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS MEN’S WORKING SHIRTS MEN'S UNDERWEAR 75 do*. Khaki, 1/- ea. Now 3 for 2/-. 50 dot. Genuine Wiretwist. Now 8/1 1. 25 dot Fleece lined, 9/6. Mow 6/6. 95 do*. White, 1/- ca. Now 3 for 2/-. 9 dos. Grey Holeproof, 11/6. Now 7/11. 12 dos. Wonted, 12/6. New 8/11. 75 dos. Excelda, 1/9 ea. Now3for3/9. 12,d0r. Striped Drill, 12/8. Now 9/11. 19 das. Colonial Pink, 18/6. Now 12/6. 100 doz. Boys’ Fancy. Now 3 for I/-. All Wool Doctor, 18/6. Now 12/6. 20 dos. Moegiel Worsted, 17/6 All Wool Crimean, 21/-. Now 16/11. Now 15/11. MEN’S BRACES FLANNEL UNDERS /,k 10 dozen Strong Samson. Nowl/11. 30 doz. Roslyn, 10/6. Now 7/11. “«««. Ribbed, 10/69 dozen Better, 4/6. Now 2/3. 12 do*. Novy Doctor, 10/6. Now 7/11. sn a-, u»_;u io/* 12 dozen Police, 4/6. Now 2/1 1. 20 doz. Heavy Plaiding, 14/6. Now 11/6. Moepel, 12/6. Now 8/11. 25 doz. Shetland, 8/11. Now 6/11. SWEATERS & SWEATER COATS NEW SEASON’S TIES SCHOOL HOSE 12 d “- AU Wo °> Sweatees, 14/6 150 doz. assorted, 3/6 to 4/6. Now 1/9. 55 Block Fancy Tops, 4/11. Now 3/11. fl( . z * ’' /6 ‘ 59 doz. Slide Easy, 4/6. Now l/l I. 25 dos. Grey, Fancy Tops, 4/6 I,U bwe “" “ BrUd ’ M 2 * / 47 dos. Spun Silk, 4/11. Now 2/6. Now 2/11. .. Better Duality 45/ Maw 50/* 93 doz. School Ties, 1/9. Now I/-. 15 doz. Heather, Fancy Tops, 5/6- Jg WonT j*/ Not 13/6 WOOL SCARVES 25 do ’- Black H“ nd Knit Not 3/!l 25 a “ Orted Fleeoy 20 doz. assorted, 7/6 to 10/6. Now 4/11. BOYS’ SHIRTS BLANKETS & RUGS 5 doz. Fleece assorted, 15/6. Now 12/6. 20 doz. School Shirts, 5/6. Now 3/11. 500 AU Wool Grey (single bed) 27/6. Silk Stripes. AU new. From 12/6. 40 doz. Grey Wincey, 8/6. Now 7/6. 350 Grey (double bed). 42/6 12 doz. AU Wool, 13/6. Now 9/11. Now 35/., MEN’S SOFT COLLARS 10 doM Holeproof Grey. Now 6/6. 400 Beet White (double bed). Now 36/6. 100 doz Assorted 2/- ea. Now 3 for 2/-. MEN’S PYJAMAS Sl'S’l 75 Heavy Hanelette, 14/6. Now 10/6. ““ Hug ’ MEN’S BAND SHIRTS 60 Horrocks Flanette, 17/6. Now 11/6. u . T<t . NOW 2l/ '< 12 doz. neat stnpe, 9/6. Now 6/6. « Bl«k Stripe (new), 21/-. Now 15/6. CAM 15 doz Cream Twill, 10/6. Now 8/6. MEN’S SOCKS ’ JL 1/77 10 doz. Unions (new), 12/6. Now 9/11. 100 doz. Heavy Rib, 3/6. Now 1/6. 90 doz. Tweed Gene. New 2/11 to 4/11* 12 doz. All Wool, 21/-. Now 15/6. 95 doz. Heavy All Wool. Now l/11. All other lines of HATS at 19 doz. Assorted, 9/6 to 12/6. Now 6/11. 80 doz. Black Cotton. 3 pain for 2/6. SAMPLE SALE PRICES LAST WEEK OF CLOTHING BARGAINS. BOYS’ TWEED KNICKERS. MEN’S TWEED VESTS. MEN’S TWEED OVERS. 400 Pairs Strong Tweed 9/11— 45 Coverts, dark grey 115/Now 6/11. 400 Strong Tweeds 13/6. Now 8/11. New 75/300 Pairs Buckskms 9/6. Now 5/11. 75 Stable 25/ N#w ; 2S He . V y Tweeds, D. 8., 85/ BOYS’ TWEED SPORTS SUITS. Not 45/-. 50 Strong Suits, 1 to 5, 35/- MEN’S SAC SUITS. W33 Dark Suits, 6to 12, 39/6 ,- _ , 0 ., w Now 25/- 4o Koslya Suits 90/-. Now 69/6. D.B. Meltows 110/-. Not 85/-. 75 Mosgiel Suits 42/6. Now 3O Brown Worsted 105/-. Now 79/6. 90 F,wll CovorU 124/ ‘- N «* »/-. 40 Better Quality 55/-. Now 35/-. 50 Odd Sample Suits 95/- Now 59/6. BOYS’ SAMPLE OVERS BOYS’ S.S.S. DRILL BLOUSES. 55 Boys’ Covet Coats 37/6 300 Small Sizes 8/11 Now 4/11 MEN’S SPORTS SUITS. 21/ «- 23 Sample Raincoats 27/6 MEN’S TWEED TROUSERS. Now i»/ii. 300 Pairs Strong Tweed 25/ Asstd. English Suits 84/ -Now 63/-. 44 SB. Tweeds 37/6. Now 27/6. N'W 13/6 Assorted Samples 75/-. Now 59/6. 39 SJB. Fleecy Coats 49/6 200 Prs Whipcord 29/6. Now 16/11.’ 12 Sports Jackets 65/-. Now 32/6. Now 35/-. 325 Pairs Heavy Saddle 35/ 63 Tw ” d Tr “ eh Coata , Now 27/6. MEN’S RAINCOATS. *** * 57 - 600 Pairs Buckskins 12/6 YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS. Now 8/11. 25 Gaberdines (new) 65/-. Now29/6. *s nn ri— r . MEN’S DENIMS. 30 Gaberdines, samples, 75/- « Double Fronts and Seats 10/6 Now 45/-. Now 8/11. 41 All Wool Garbardines 100/ 60 Trench Raincoats 79/6 9 Ounce in Same 11/6. Now 9/11. Now 65/-. Now 49/6 Blue Der-iras, single 8/11. Now 6/11. 200 Oily Canvas 75/-. Now 52/6. 50 Aborted Samples To Clear 39/6 Butternut Denims 11/6. Now 9/6. 150 Fine Le Roys 84/-. Now 63/-. 100 Boys’ and Youths’ Oilskins ’ Palmer Nap Trous. 11/6. Now 8/11. 75 Green Canvas 59/6. Now 45/- 65 Boys’ and Youths Oily Canvas. New Zealand Clothing Factory BWiSi INVERCARGILL. : szasssassassssssssssaasaeasaßsssssssssssst

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