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Southland Times, Issue 20111, 23 February 1927, Page 3

It is a well recognised fact that the most popular event in the Drapery Trade is THOMSON & BEATTIE’S End-of-Season Sales “We can always depend on getting bargains here” is a remark often heard passed by satisfied customers. We are making a special effort to clear our Showroom stocks this week and have marked the goods at gift prices to effect a speedy clearance. Space will only allow us to quote a few prices, but sufficient to show you that we mean business.

Showroom Dressmaking Department 10 MARABOUT NECKLETS, in various shapes and Our Miss Dryden has asked us to announce the fact shades. Were 79/6. NOW 10/6. that she is open to receive a limited number of 1 ONLY EVENING FROCK; Pale Helio Crepe-de-Chene Frocks and Costumes to order at greatly reduced smartly trimmed feather rucking. Was £6 15/-. prices for this week. NOW 35/-. FROCKS TO ORDER, of All Wool Charmelaines; ten 1 ONLY BROWN CREPE SATEEN FROCK; a beau- fashionable shades. £3 17/6. tiful garment. Was Bgns. NOW 42/-. COSTUMES of same. £7. 1 ONLY SMART EVENING FROCK, in Royal Blue PRIESTLEY’S NAVY SERGES; guaranteed fast dyes. and Silver, smart side effects in Black Ostrich FROCKS £3 3/- to £4 15/-. Feather. Was Bgns. NOW 42/-. COSTUMES £5 18/6 to £8 8/-. 1 ONLY GREY COAT FROCK; O.S. size , all wool BROWN AND MOLE GABERDINES; ideal for Frocks. Gaberdine, smartly trimmed. Was Bgns. £2 15/6. NOW 21/-.. A Costume or Frock at these prices made by Miss 53 ONLY SMART ENGLISH COAT FROCKS, jp Fawn Dryden is an opportunity too good to miss. and Grey tones; button trimming. Were £5 15/-. 15 COSTUMES in assorted shades and sizes; smartly Clothing Department cut and trimmed. Were BtG lOgns. NOW 21/-. o . n nr 5 VERY USEFUL COATS, in Velour. Were sgns. 20 ME * DARK TWEED SUITS; sizes 3to 7. Were TO CLEAR AT 10/6 each *5/-. NOW 39/b. 17 LOVELY VOILE AND MAROCAIN FROCKS; very 10 MEN ’ S ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS, in Fawn and dainty, beautifully made. Were 59/6. Gre ? shades : smart i “ 19/ „- AA . T TO CLEAR AT 5/11 *0 '9/6. 2 BLACK PLUSH COATS; O.S. size, full length. Were 50 ™ ES MEN ’ S SINGLE FRGN n TGE^L M l T Sens NOW V\l- o/11. TO CLtAK Al 4/11. 100 LADIES’ SPENCERS, in long and short « PAIRS MEN’S DOUBLE KNEE AND SEAT Natural and White Wprp 4/6 NOW 2/11 DENIMb. Were 8/11. TO CLEAR AT 6/11. 75 LADIES' CREPE NIGHTS, In all shades. Were 9/«: 3 ALE WGOL COLONIAL SINGLED; short NOW 4/11 sleeves only. Were 7/6. TQ GO AT 3/11. 150 BRASSIERES, in all sizes. TO CLEAR AT 25 D0Z „ EN „? 0Y ?/ K REA ;T? E r/’S'r. o ® SE ’■> A™* • 3 200 LADIES’ VESTS; O.S. size, fine quality, Cotton t 0 9 - fancy tops. Were 5/6. TO CLEAR AT 2/6. 90 PA L R ? R 9X S NAVY SHC ®TS, s ‘ z . < ’| 7 ‘° . 1 . 6 - Were 40 LADIES' DRESSING GOWNS, in Crepe, assorted mZFN MEN’S WOOI M rOTON IIX sizes and styles. Were 16/9. TO CLEAR AT 9/11. 9 MEN AND CO V? f L„ ™° El ? 100 PAIR WHITE CREPE BLOOMERS, in O.S. sizes WEAR. PANTS 4/6 TO CLEAR. only; 2/11. TO CLEAR AT 1/9. SINGLETS 3/11. 90 PAIR LADIES BLOOMERS, in O.S. and Womens __ _. size; Brown and Navy; 2/11. TO CLEAR AT I/-. f alley Department TV 40 PAIRS LADIES ’ FRINGED GAUNTLET GLOVES, Millinery Department in Beaver aDd Grey Suede; 14/6 ' 9 - /6 pair . 35 PAIRS BLACK KID GLOVES; size 5| to 6; 7/6. 80 ONLY—THE BALANCE OF OUR READY-TO- TO CLEAR AT I/- pair. WEARS; a lovely assortment. 27 PAIRS WASHING SUEDE GLOVES; 14/6. TO CLEAR AT 3/11. TO CLEAR 8/6 pair. 30 ONLY MODELS AND GEORGETTE HATS; good 50 DOZEN SILK HOSE, all wanted shades, splendid styles. TO CLEAR AT 5/6 wearing. Usually 4/6. NOW 2/6 pair. Manchester Department 3 PIECES 50 INCH UNBLEACHED DAMASK; great 50 ONLY BEAUTIFUL LINEN TABLE CLOTHS; wearing; 2/6. FOR 1/9. manufacturers seconds; 2 and 24 vards. 50 PAIRS WHITE TWILL SHEETS; double beds, Were 25/6 29/6 and 35/6. hemmed; 16/6. FOR TO GO AT 16/6 22/6 and 27/6. 15 DOZEN TEA TOWELS, hemmed, 1/6. FOR I/-. !8 DOZEN HORROCKSES FRILLED PILLOW CASES. Were 4/11. TO GO AT 2/11 pair. Southlands Quality Drapers INVERCARGILL & GORE.

OLDSMOBILE ANNOUNCES ALTOGETHER UNUSUAL PRICE _ —- REDUCTIONS jMlftt' £305 REDUCED FROM £345 T 0 £305 HERE in th® Deminion itself, General Motor* car* are being assembled. Day after day Naw Zealand craftsman are work- m • H/f J 1 ing in the great plant at Petene assembling chassis and 1 OUTITIQ IflOuCl building bodies to meet the ever growing demand fer the cars. REDUCED FROM £368 Because ef this, local production, and the vast resources behind it* TO manufacture, Oldsmobile ha* been enabled to announce the most A*wUU unusual of price reduction*. Imagine such a car a* the Oldsmobile Standard Tourer soiling for Cotich £295. a reduction of forty pound*. REDUCED FROM £4lO Not content though with such an offer a* this, Oldsmobile also TO offers the Special Tourer and the Coach at greatly reduced price*. liuuu There is no alteration in the car* themselves. They are powered with the same six cylinder engine of unrivalled performance, and * AT INVERCARGILL embody all the new features of known value, and improvements of demonstrated worth. OLDSMOBILE A. RUSSELL & CO., LTD. INVERCARGILL.

/TdLßes\ I \ SUNBURN eased by Q-TOL NO Home should be without a tin of VEREY’S Ointment. All stores sell it at 2/6 per tin. What value!