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Southland Times, Issue 19458, 24 January 1925, Page 7

Are you ? taking advantage of the saving during Smith’s Rebuilding Sale The tremendous selections of merchandise and the low prices at which everything is marked makes shopping at Smith’s especially profitable. /-Y Each day crowds of thrifty shoppers line the counters and each day cases of new goods are opened and go on display at sale prices. i A few only, Men’s Tweed Men’s British make . f f amous Overcoats in all the new- Police Braces- Z/ O l Twilht Corsets, est styles and shades. . Sale Price Elastic gusset Usually 90/-. aF let in sides-Med. Sale Price * „ . , , „ 8.. U ium high top and w a ?« Ce «l f long skirt. Six Mens All Wool Sox. Sale , suspen ders, finMen’s perfect fitting Ready-to- Puce 1/11 pair or 3 5/ . | ished throughout Wear Suits m specially chosen col- pair lor mln i onial Worsteds, in Gray, Brown, M X Pn „Hi and Oxford. Usually 126/- Another lot of Men’s All 1 ’J XS Sale Price Wool Sox . O V\ here, all sizes, 24 1 (10/« Sale Price 2 pairs for vJto 36. Usually YVi'J/ 29/6. Boys’J Fancy Top Golf Hose. Fine - Sale QQ/fi quality in Gray, Black and Tan., lh\v\\P’* ' price V 25 pair only, Men’s Hard- « z Sale price, sizes 3 and 4, 2/3wear Harvesting Trous- S/fo Sale Price, sizes 5 and 6, 2/9 ers - Sale Price V Sizes 7 and 8, 3/3. " IZODS. A special job lot of Corand 10 3/9 ' se^s i n sizes, 20 to 30. Short tops, 25 only, Men’s Sports long skirts, 4 suspenders. Suitable Coats; specially suitable 30 dozen boys’ All Wool for medium figures, hook at bottom of for picnic wear. Heavy . Golf Hose in school col- bust. Not illustrated. /f /1 ~l mixture Tweeds. Usu- ours. Usually 3/11 and Q /CZ Usually 10/6. Sale price ht/ XX ally 35/-. Sale Price 4/6. Sale Price V A sweeping clearance of Men’s All Boys’ Leather Belts. Wool Singlets in the most reliable Usually 1/11. Sale Price X/ Z British & Colonial makes, some of —j/ X | our better quality numbers that /i z usually sell from 14/6 to 17/6 have Boys’School Stripe elas- . A nonular Cor- K ZVll been reduced for final clearance to t IC Belts. Usually 1/11. 1 14. ' I! Ag'JJ / Salp Price X/ V set. Has a short top Q/G medium skirt, 4 suspend- _ ers, and spiral steels. All ffiilijllivra ——; — —-- Boys’ Handkerchiefs; PJ sizes, 23 to 36. Usually Mil l\\\lu Mens All Cotton extra each to be cleared at 0(1 17/6 i A //» R Wil good quality Underpants Sale-Price 14/0 > ; WII with spliced seats. Usu- J-w / s-» ft 8 | I I Sf. ally 6/6. Sale Price V Boys School Stripe Serge 181I 1 I 1,. • » —I Caps, m all colours. 8 / a 8 I ill I II IW Usually 2/6. Sale Price -®-X The balance of a line of ~ ~ |l 'j Men’s Denim Overalls, in . Youths’ Colonial Tweed . sizes 3, 4 and 5 only. C/11 Long Trousers. Usually 1H / C tv j * i Usually 9/6. Sale Price 1 -» 20/-. Sale Price l « 7 /99. Famous D. and A. Reduso Corset. Strong bust, with 2 hooks at Boys’ and Youths' Dark bottom. Elastic gussets at sides and Men’s Cashmere Sox in Tweed and Twist Shirts, front. Short top, long skirt. Not ilBlack and Colour. Usu- V/C sizes 12 to 14L Usually K/ 1 1 lustrated- Sizes 25 to 36. Qf?/£ ally 3/6. Sale Price v 7/6. Sale Price*-*' Usually 33/6. Sale Price // V Men’s Soft Collars in numerous Boyg , Bathing Suits to smart stripes. Sale price 1/- or b O y g f. o years. (/, 5/6 2-doz. Uj “ ny4/ - t0 p rice 2/ll Boys’ Best Quality Petone Jerseys in Gray and Heather Shades- //x ' A nnn a finfqb Sizes 20 22 24 26 28 30 32 / \ , Usually 6/6 6/11 7/6 6/11 8/6 6/11 9/6 / .» corset with four silk hook Sale Price 5/6 5/11 6/6 6/11 7/6 7/11 8/6 //U i I suspenders 2 extra / hooks at bottom of bust. / / LuTT| 5p Short top, with medium . . 1 1111 I I W long skirt as illustrated. T T I \rl ? 3 Unbreakable Spiral • 1 9 Ovil 10, Xj 1 \ \ I’’ steels. All sizes, 23 to 36. \U » I’l Usually 22/6- I*7//? The Progressive Stores ” 00l Sale Pri “ 1 b TAY STREET, MAIN STREET, INVERCARGILL. GORE. \'|f

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