Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Southland Times, Issue 19157, 29 January 1924, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES PRESERVING TIME IS HERE You’ll Want Some Jars, Too! WE OFFER: Zetland Pints—7/6 per doz.; 4/- per 1-doz. Zetland quarts—9/6 per doz.; 5/- per £-doz. fl Zetland A -gals.—ls/- per doz; 7/6 per 4-doz. Utility quarts—lo/6 per doz.; 5/6 per J-doz. Everlasting— Quarts.. 15/6 per doz.; 8/- per 1-doz. 1-galff—2o/- per doz.; 10/- per 1-doz. 21b Tie-over Jam Jars—--6/9 per doz.; 3/6 per 4-dozen. WITH DLSCQUNT COUPONS AS USUAL MATHESON’S, LTD, DEE*STREET and TAY STREET. BRANCHES; Edendale—W airio—Otautau. TjIURNITURE ANT JjIURNISHINGS WHEN YOU THINK OF FURNISHINGS—THINK OF US. We give you a Splendid Selection to Choose from. j Our Goods are all up-to-date, well-made, well-finished and artistic. The Prices are the finest possible for a Guaranteed Article. CALL IN AND SEE OUR STOCKS And Get Our Quotation. It will pay you. GEO. MOIR & SON The Reliable Home Furnishers. TAY STREET. INVERCARGILL. DIARiES FOR 1824. NEW ZEALAND DIARIES. COLLINS’ DIARIES. LETTS’ DIARIES. la Commercial and Pocket Sixes. STANDARD CALENDARS AND PADS. DESK AID C.ALENDAR AND PADS. FULL STOCKS. At ... . J. M. McNAUGTON & CO. STATIONERS. ESK STREET. INVERCARGILL. MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED— Cleared 1090 Cases last week. 1500 cases must go this week. Choicest and best value obtainable.— ARCADE FRUIT SUPPLY. Jx1053 WANTED —To buy second-hand Windmill. Reply, stating particulas, price, etc., to “D.E.,” Times Office Jv966 T/OUR EYESIGHT and Your Spectacles. JL If defective or unsatisfactory, consult MR K. SOMMER VILLE, Chemist and Eyesight Specialist, Dee Street, Invercargill, and get satisfaction. ORDER NOW—Apricots, Peaches, Pears, Greengages, Nectarines. Secure supplies soon as they arrive from Exchange Mart. Jxlo4l WHY NOT TRY L. THOMPSON for Signs, Posters, Tickets.—Albion Buildings. (Late Wren & Co., Dunedin). Jx1029 OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT-Sound or broken; also Dental Scrap. Best prices in N.Z. Sent by return mail. Post to J. DUNSTONE, Box 51, Wellesley Street, Auckland. Established 31 years. BUSHMEN —Have you seen the Ohlens Racing Saws made to Pettit’s specification. Available from— THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO, LTD. SHEFFIELD Made Quick-cut BREAD KNIVES. Wood Handle. 1/- each posted. THOMSON, BRIDGER & CO, LTD. "n LOW ERING BULBS—Largest Quantity, F best quality; lowest price in the Dominion. Write us for price list. Ready soon.—B. H. JUST, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. Jv9lB SALE BARGAINS at TULLY’S Drapery, Dec Street. Few dozen Pairs Ladies’ Good Black All Wool Cashmere Hose left. Sale Price 2/11 pair. PLANT NOW—Celery, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Broccoli, Curled Kale, Drumheads, Savoys, Leeks, Sprouts, etc. Fill vacant ground and ensure a Winter supply by getting your plants from LENNIE’S, Esk Street. THE continued Large Sales of Cocoanut Candy testifies to its tastiness. Its flavour is undoubtedly unique. Try' some at RICE’S. MR POULTRYMAN. IF YOU WANT EGGS You Must have WHEAT. We have 1000 Sacks in hand.—F. BOWDEN CO. MOTORISTS— Do your own radiator repairs with RADORENE—the certain stopper of leaks. Functions while care is in use. 3/9 and 10/6 post paid from R. P. M. MANNING CO, 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. 5 THESE GOODS were bought before two rises in wool Men’s Trousers, good Roslyn Tweed, 25/-, for 19/6. Men’s Dark Grey Saddle Trousers, 25/6, reduced to 19/6. Men’s Suits, all wool, reduced to , £3 5/- and £3 10/-. Boys’ Varsity Suits, ■ all wool tweed. Sizes 1 to 10, reduced to ’ 19/6. Boys’ Sport Suits, good qualities, re- I duced to 27/6, 29/6 and 35/- per suit, ac- i cording to size. Men’s Flannel Undershirts, 1 8/11 quality, for 6/11. Men’s All Wool I Socks reduced to 1/6 and 1/11 pair.— I CARTER’S Up-to-date Clothing Store in ! Tay Street* ' * . !