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Southland Times, Issue 19173, 18 February 1924, Page 7

Phenominal Bargain Prices , for Final Clearance THE APPROACH OF A NEW SEASON, and much new merchan- —“ disc arriving, we are forced to mark some lines of goods at phenomenal prices to make more room. All this week you will find bargain prices which will delight the owners of the most sensitive purses. Here are a few specials from the Children's and Millinery Departments. MOTHER ! We have only 15 White Embroidered DRESSES fJUx left. The smart style will delight your little daughter, while the JgU. S’ price and quality will more than please you. All sizes from 24 to 28 inclusive. The usual prices 7/11 were 18/6 and 19/6, but we are going to clear " * the ot at nc * h ere ’ s ano th er bargain, but there are only a few. Smart ZljinjL At’i-?- 1 ' little DRESSES, in Striped and Floral assorted materials, all I \\ AS—J—L Im sizes from 22 to 27 inches inclusive, and the usual prices were /A' A' ; 1 from 8/11 to 12/6. They are for final clearance, at prices A ; ranging from 5/11 to 8/6, according to size. nj / toj Wc are clearing a line of Children's Woven Cotton KNICKERS / l / //A/ \ I \ I 'hat are, we believe, the best value we have yet Aj W CUI jM A offered. In Children's and Maids’ sizes—best elas- 4 /£» ■•**£■* tic knees and waists. To go at 1/V A limited number to any one purchaser To advertise our Fancy Department, we are going to offer All Wool Plain Black Seamless HOSE at a previously unheard of price. They are worth 3/6 pair (but the cost of wool hose is rising). The lot to go at 2/6 PAIR fIF YOU wish to take advantage of these prices• FA ND YOU CERTAINLY DO; make, a point of visiting SMITH’S this week. Many lines are being cleared at cost and under cost price to put stocks right for stock-taking. Henderson, Timbo and Ideal STRAWS are being sacrificed this week. Notice the smart shapes and dainty colourings. To clear at 9/11 There are about 50 Ready-to-Wear and Untrimmed STRAWS left after a record season’s selling. We are going to sell these as an advertisement for our Millin- E/C ery Department. Your choice for ' V/ V See the Bargain Table of Flowers, Mounts and Fancy Ornaments, ranging in price as follows:—Id, 3d, 6d, 9d and 1/-. H. & J. SMITH, Ltd. Tar s™. THE PROGRESSIVE STORES, •'•f /nvercargM Gore.

BUCHANAN & GUISE, OTAUTAU FORD DEALERS FOR WESTERN DISTRICT.

“On my own farm at Dearborn u>e das eDerything by machinery. We are not TAM farmers, yet at no time, no IzlllL 1 Vzl* matter what the value of ’T’rj j fjr crops, have we failed io turn 1 IX kJ WAX. a first-d-ass profit. ” Henry Ford's “My Life and Work.” How much more chassis COU ]J YOU achieve -a farmer—if you ‘Ford-ised’ YOUR Farm! Haines 66

G. W. WOODS & CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTHLAND. DAVID S. MACKENZIE GORE Ford Agent for Eastern Districts and Lumsden.