FURNISHINGS Particularly Heavil y Reduced Good offering of HIGH-GRADE <L This is the Best Furnishing News for economically-minded Shoppers this Season. 1 T()N Included in this Collection are many handsomely-designed Axminster Runner? and Carpets, as well as numerotis lines of Curtains, Cretonnes, etc. WINDOW DISPLAY. All these goods have been chosen with great care as is shown by the A riot of rich colour seems to individual design and colouring of each article. have culminated in these Cretonnes. These are bewitching Border PatfS and e “ numeroC other"' Pab «ln. TAPESTRY CARPET RUN- 1 Only AXMINSTER CARPET terns that will appeal to femia- NER; special quality—Usual Price, SQUARE, 10ft 6in x 12ft—Usual ine taste - 9/6. C/11 Price £22 10/ - C 1 R Ifi / The Prices are chopped down to SALE PRICE 0/ I ■ SALE PRICE awl U/ almost giving-away point. Here they are KITCHEN HEARTHRUGS; extra 2 Only AXMINSTER CARPET USUAL PRICE 2/6 to 8/11 yd strong to stand hard wear. Usual SQUARES, 9ft x 12ft—Usual Price Price, 25/- IQ/C £l6 10/Sale Price sale price 10/o sale price tiz. 1 t s , Q! 1 t J Best Quality AXMINSTER BEST AXMINSTER CARPET I/ O 10 J/ I I lid HEARTHRUGS Usual Price ENDS— 1C /C 1 0 /ft 22/6 15/11 Selling at I □/0 10/0 __ SALE PRICE 10/11 u ... r unl . 27in. IMPERIAL AXMINSTER ?7% STR °oM HAVE YOU VISITED CARPET RUNNERS Usual LLNOLLUM Us ual f ™ s OUR GREAT WINTER Price 16/11 12/11 6/6 SALE NOW PROCEED- SALE PRICE 10/ I 1 ' ING? HUNDREDS OF • 27in IMPERIAL AXMINSTER NAIRN’S BEST QUALITY LINOLINES BEING OFFER- CARPET RUNNER—UsuaI Price LEUM, 2yds wide—Usual Price ED REGARDLESS OF 16/6, 18/6 IA/11 11/6 Q/R pR|CES SALE PRICE IHy li SALE PRICE 3/0 Herbert, Haynes & Co. Ltd. TAV STB „ T THE DEPENDABLE DRAPERS, BVERCABG , LL
Shopping by Post or Shopping in the Town I I McDonald’s City Boot Palace, makes it perfectly easy. Footwear Prices while the Footwear Stocks Last. Ladies’ Shoes of Children’s Footwear Gum Boots at durable and comfort- at McDonald’s McDonald’s a LI A Oil al ifV GIRLS’ STOUT CHROME SCHOOL MEN’S KNEE GUM BOOTS; general; SHOES; one strap; sewn. Splendid Blue Diamond 0/1 /(' wear. First-class materials. /<3 CHROME 1-STRAP' HOUSE IQ/g Sizes 8,9, 10 R/R MEN’S ROLLED EDGE KNEE I SHOES lU/ U O/O GUM BOOTS ft? /r» [ LADIES’ GLACE KID PREMIER Nzes n > 12 - 13 g g £I / □ SHOES; Oxford Military, stylish, leather ' MEN’S GRIMSBY FISHERMEN’S heels; cut full golosh trim; -| g Sizes 1 and 2 9/6 KNEE GUM BOOTS Z § GIRLS’GLACE KID DERBY SHOES; MEN’S BLUE DIAMOND SUPERIOR LADIES’SUEDE SHOES; Court style; Patent caps, smart firm heel; sewn; LACE GUM BOOTS 07/P superior quality; medium toe, sewn Dress Shoes. Good stout soles. a/ 0 SS'sidSoHc'pS" 19/6 12/6 ™ reran ora boots, bi.. —l4/9 ' ’ 38/6 new style; medium heel; sewn. Very , MEN’S RED BALL THIGH GUM superior quality. 01 /Q “ ’ ’ ’ 15/9 BOOTS. Special. nr-/ ALL SPECIAL PRICE . tl/U TADIFS’ OIACF KID OXFORD Slles (Malds ’ ) 2to 5 ’''' 18/9 MEN’S RED BALL, KNEE GUM LADIE.. GLACE KID OXrORD / BOOTS; known everywhere 4 / SHOE; patent cap, sewn soles; me- GIRLS’ PATENT LEATHER FAIRY ’ everywhere y 1 / dium heel. Specialty footwear QA /Q TIEEP.G. SEWN SHOES; extra xr^TTrnT ™, TT „ J 7 SPECIAL PRICE 22/U quality—Sizes 7t09.. .. 14/6 GUM T BOOTS IE DIAMOND BOOTS; high-legged, high toe; fair I «J/ 0 stitched. Splendid winter Boot Oft / lUsl C/C WOMEN’S GUM BOOTS; Blue vU/ / Diamond. 18/ ' LIGHT GLACE KID BOOTS; high Slzes 111 12 ' 13,1 19/6 WOMEN’S GOLOSHES; CHILDREN’S ‘ma/Zel^Vc^” 1 tOe ’ 22/6 An exceptionally heavy and durable GOLOSHES; WOMEN’S FOOTHOLDS. GIRLS’ TWIN STRAP 2-BUTTON BLACK GLACE SHOES; E.P.G.make; tijr ,1 ww j* Ladies* Wann good sewn soles, sizes 7 to 9 19'9 Worth 11 lore Boots s| . Sl2el0 ’ s l4/6 at McDonald’s Sizes 11, 12, 13, 1 | y ,/Q MEN’S ALL KIP; but not too heavy; We call attention to three special lines: 1 open front Balmorals; smooth clean COSY TOES, with soft leather soles; Sizes (Maids’) 2,3, 4, 5 01 /R leather; lightly nailed. nn /p I colours Brown, Cherry, Purple, Q/C AI / D A 0 / 0 ; and Navy. v/ « Little Children’s Strong ONE-STRAP MEN’S KIP PEGGED WATERTIGHT, j CIMFI HAIR FEITS of exouisite SHOES; size 5 only. Specially E/£ Full tongue to top. Best quality posr\ coring .A/ 44A n Reduced Price □/ 0 sible; no better quality supplied at any ' " ’ " 6 11 8/9 CHILDREN’S CAMEL HAIR SLIP- P™ e ' Heel and toe plates; «J E / | PERS; leather soles, ankle straps; nailed. vv/ j LADIES’ SUPERIOR SATIN SLIP- extra warm. MEN’S NAILED OPEN FRONT PERS; black velvet band; low leather CHILDREN’S CAMEL HAIR SLIP- BOOTS for farmer or worker on land, heel; excellent fitting. Colours— PERS; camel colour; cosy felts; leather Guaranteed watertight; /A Cherry, Wine, Royal Blue and 11/ soles; extra warm. nailed, etc. 0 Black ' - ~ , . MEN’S KIP ARMY BOOTS; HO /(> LADIES’ BLACK VELVET SLIP- LsdlCS E Veiling supplied to soldiers. AA/ D PERS; low hrel; warm felt lining; YOUTHS’ KIP NAILED BOOTS; leather pump sole, very neat R/ 1 1 Sho© FoOtWCar. best East India Kip; stout, thoroughly and cosy. watertight; the better sort of Boot for We Dye Stockings or Shoes any colour boys in the country. Heel and toefor Evening Wear. plates; nails. 00 /Q Qaa mil- Wintlnwc SATIN SHOES dyed to match any Slzes 2> 3 ’ 4 ’- 5 “ dee our W muows Evening Dress. WOMEN’S DAIRY BOOTS- -, - Wr-XTI-B „,r> We have EVENING FOOTWEAR in WOMEN’S STOUT CHROME BOOTS; FOR NEW STOCK IN MEN & MAR- Black or Grey Brocade, Black or W'hite light Boot for country wear; serviceI LOW BOOTS. EVERY LINE IN Satin. ablc for school. PRICE nn l ' OUR WINDOWS TICKETED. Beautiful Variety of BALLY’S EVEN- fcO/ [ ING FOOTWEAR in Patent Shoes of WOMEN’S STOCKYARD BLUCHERS; Qzxzv I designs. Call here for styles in warm lined; plain sole. 10/ □ec Latest rrices. ladies* evening footwear. I□/ MCDONALD’S CITY BOOT PALACE. BOX 190. POSTAGE ON MEN’S BOOTS: 9d. POSTAGE ON WOMEN’S: 6tl. Pair.
A Y S o N’S ANGLO-AMERICAN CANDY SHOP. 72 DEE STREET. PATRONISE Local Industry. We give you Quality with Quantity in Delicious Tofiees and Candies. Try us also for Soda Fountain, Hot Lemon and Hot Bovri! Drinks. Use “NAZOL” and you won't keep a bad cold or sore throat above a day or two. Acte like a charm. Sixty doses 1/6. -(AdrtJ,
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Southland Times, Issue 19292, 10 July 1924, Page 2
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