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Southland Times, Issue 19290, 8 July 1924, Page 7

Preparation Days This great selling effort to make room for Mr Smith’s London purchasers, is proving very popular. Such astounding values are indeed rare, and each day eager shoppers line our counters. The biggest bargains will be the first to go. Call early. | |- - Satins and Silks. | Gorgeous 36/39 inch SATINS, in rich shades of Apricot, | g '"-jL'i' F-' Lemon, Black, Royal, Jade, and Shell Pink, and beautiful = g y jUif Ml -'] | new Art Silks in a host of shades including Cerise. Car- = g 1 dinal, Saxe, and a new shade called Cuivie. All clearing = 1 ' ‘ , 6/11 I J I Underwear— | ' «- in a bargain shower. | ' Camisoles 4/11. I *. A job purchase makes available a beau- | OUT specially, tiful new line of Crepe-de-chene CAMI- g We manufacture Blinds SOLES, with lace trimmings, in colours g of all descriptions, either of Pink, Blue, Lemon, Helio and White. § to your particular design Usually 8/11. | or to any design from g which you may see f i samples here. Workman- ... n , 1 ship guaranteed. Esti- | 1 leecy Bloomers alb. s mates for Blinds free. V \ 10 Dozen only Women’s Grey Fleecy | / \ BLOOMERS; undoubtedly one of our f Blankets 35/- / outstanding values. Usually 3/6. j Sp i endid quality I / i Wool New Zealand made I j U\X X 1 BLANKETS in double S' V&ete 'lift bed sizes. Cannot be Vi / 7 ! 1/T \. Fests o/o. | bought wholesale at the \ Only 10 dozen Pure Wool g price. \ CHEMISE VESTS. These are \ specially priced to advertise our I Blankets 42/6. A./ \ Underwear section. Usually 5/6. = T . . . . i& rU A-W ; s Kaiapoi manufacture I Double Bed BLANKETS ' g —extra good quality. Combinations 3/6 up. | Shadow 6/11. A bargain table of oddments in I A new shipment of beauWomen’s COMBINATIONS, in- i tiful Shadow Tissue eluding Pure Wool and Wool and g CRETONNES, in new Cotton, with long or short ' I designs, suitable for sleeves. 3/6 up to 19/6. /H ' 1 A = coverings or curtains. / w Usually 7/6. Nights 6/11. / / n | Carpet £lO 10/Women’s Winceyette NIGHTS \\ 1 I The last CARPET which in the popular Magyar shape:; / 1 g we advertised at a gift long or short sleeves. Usually / J l\ 1 = P r * ce i* as been sold. Now 8/11. / -—..1 \ 1 j we offer al2 x 9 Axmin- // AL I s *' er * n a cos y looking M /y. B I red and fawn design, VOrSCIS Oto. Y U - suitable for dining or The remainder of an Australian B breakfast room. Usualpurchase of Women’s Model I. | ly £l2 10/and J. FITU CORSETS. Well § made with rustproof steels. Usually 7/11. h. &j. .sqi n 1.1 n). invercS “ The Progressive Stores,” Ma G O^e. eet ’

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