Many Startling Savings for Men—and Boys! at Smith’s Gigantic Sale Big Savings. TO ADVERTISE the sterling values in our Men’s and Boys’ 4 Stores, we are this week marking many lines at Prices ■which mean startling savings; and the thought of big London purchases has made us extra keen to "cut the price and clear the decks.” Men Boys! If you do your shopping, don’t fail to see these The lightning growth of our Boys’ Store is proof posivalues—if you cannot call yourself—-write us your tive of SMITH’S unequalled values in the past, Order. while a study of these “Big Saving” prices proves our present-day value giving ability. Sweater Coats 15/6 In the popular Grey colour; also in Lovat and Brown. Golf Hose 2/11 Pure Colonial Wool; all men’s sizes. Usually 22/6- About 5() p(lirs ollh , of Eng]ish gamp]e Golf Hog(% te _ __ . . fit boys of from 9 to |2 years. Good-looking newCollarS . 6 for 3/- coloured tops, and best quality wool throughout. ’ , ....... Usually 3/11 and B/fi. Only sizes 14, 141-- 15 and 151 remain m this lot. They have been lightning sellers. Usually (/3- . Knickers 6/9 Underwear 9/6. 150 pairs of Boys’ hard-wearing Dark Tweed Knickers, . , ..... . ...... in all sizes from 7 to 12; specially made to our exactMen’s Colonial All-wool Underpants and Singlets in ing specifications. Usually 8/11the popular ribbed and worsted numbers. Famous Roslvn and Canterbury makes. Usually jn/fi and i2/6- Overcoats 23/6 . Real hard-wearing stylish and well-made Overcoats CaiJS 2/6 in many assorted Tweeds of high quality. Shades of “ Grevs, Browns, Heather and others—all sizes, 0 to 6. A great selection of Men’s Caps in all fashionable Usually 29 6 to 35/-. colours and all sizes. Usually 4/6Saits 75/- /f rS .T f/ 11 / Sl Tn , „ , . ,o. .i . z, A limited quantity—about 7 dozen only—Boys’ All25 only Men’s All-wool Colonial Tweed Suits, in the wool New Zealand-made Jerseys, in shades of Grey most wanted shape with no vent at back, and out- and Heather. All bovs’ sizes up to 30-inch. Usually breast pocket, roll lapel and two-button front. -j /. f 0 o/c Trousers with cuff bottoms, raised seams and side and ' hlppcket,. t>,udlySs/.. Suits 25/6 A HZ / have just opened a new line of Boys’ Sport Suits. lyVei COaiS 40/- Reliable quality All-wool Colonial Tweed, in aH sizes 20 only Men’s Tweed Overcoats in a variety of good from 7to 12- Usually 35/--colours; single-breasted with or without vent at back. 55/- d a?d r< 7s/ hout with best quality linings - Usuall y Handkerchiefs 6d ' ' ' Boys’ Good Quality Soft Lawn Handkerchiefs in OverCOatS 35/ White, in a big choice of coloured borders. Usually 9d. 8 only Men’s Double-breasted Overcoats with belt at Ties Üback. Good-looking stylish garment of reliable A final clearance of a line of Boys’ Wide-end Ties. A quality Tweed. They must be cleared, thus the price. host of patterns to choose from. Usually 3/6Shop Early and Shop Often at SMITH’S SALE. H. & J. Smith, Ltd. The Progressive Stores
y 7d h “YOU DEAR! o t- * I Adore Your GIFT” e i An I’l ' /5®WsW I THE BRIDE FOR WHOM YOU ARE SELECTING WEDDING GIFTS Will surely sat, Hwt of ymar Gifts if Htetj com. from fins w«H ted stock. Gifts that fit m with price limit will eaeih, and quickly be chosen if yon come to LUMSDEN’S Premier Ring Socialist ST.,
Never say “Aspirin without saying “ Bayer. Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross on tablets, you are not getting the genuine “ Bayer” Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years for Colds Headache Rheum atiam Influenza Neuralgia Neuritiz SleepleuneM Lumbago Pain, Pain Any good chemist will supply you with “ Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” provided you ask for " Bayer.” Take no other. Of chemists, 1/-. 1/6 and 4/6, Australasian Distributors: Fassett & Johnson. Ltd., Sydney, N.S.W. That tickling, irritating cough can be promptly relieved by a few drops of “NAZOL” taken on lump sugar. Sixty doses 1/6.-—(AdvtiXc
KINGSLAND & FERGUSON (Estd. 1881.1 J. T. MACDONALD, H. P. WESTON, Undertaker. Sculptor. UNDERTAKERS, IST SPEY STREEI. (Third Block East from Dee Street) MONUMENTALISTS, 123 DEE STREET,
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Southland Times, Issue 19279, 25 June 1924, Page 7
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