Page 3 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 20147, 6 April 1927, Page 3

Unparalleled Value AT “THE EXHIBITION” Do not buy your COATS, FROCKS, HATS, Etc. until you see the undermentioned Invercargill’s best values. Just Opened English Coats Great Assortment. IHTrsI Striking Values in Hats wanted S.S.W. size, in all "■ V ' the new shades. ■" LADIES’ FELTS, in assorted shades. W 4 to 7 guineas. "J FROM 7/1! e«ch. < ZOK A lo'ely selection, all sizes; < LA “ ES ’ FELTS - in th ,? ne ’ x \ sniart side P leat * n K 3 , Fur < , Cr fy effect ’ a ' l \ ■LMRs \ Collar and Cuffs. „ ' 9/ . 6 OFIA 6to 10 guineas. < V ™ HATS, m all /f<i i ■- shades and shapes. I ‘ X LADIES’ TWEED COATS; < 19/6 to 35/-each. ( PW ' Jl7 k 1 Mannish cut. 63/-. > A lovely range ot BLACK 4’<W 'll LADIES’ F LANK EL < VELVET HATS; large /f Vjft ‘m / a FROCKS, in all the new Z" head fits. flsi Jk - 1/ h s °ft shades; good styles. •" 17/6 to 29/6 each. \ j / I 29/6 each. £ CHILDREN’S VELOUR LADIES’ COAT FROCKS, in J, CIULDREN’S BLACKBELT f\ English Repp; very smart > HATS. 7/lleach. \ I din ntnrn 0,,,™ • ’ < REEFER COATS for wee V/], J ' j;F JUMPER SUITS, in Putty j, {olk . 16 t 0 22 inch I /’ ® Ilji] \ and Rose shades. J. | 4 /_ t 0 |9/6. | | ffl I At 35/6 each ’ < WOOL JUMPERS, in Blue and Brown shades; 16 to 24 Li JlJiiJ \ LADIES’ WOOL JUMPERS, inch. 7/6 to 13/6. I?Jt \ * n assortec l shades; English o“ CHILDREN’S FLEECY BLOOMERS, in White; size I / ' I 1 make. 9/6. % Ito 6. 1/11 to 2/6 pair. / \ \ JAEGER CARDIGANS, in /]l 1 the new soft shades. /( /J I labik. al™ c’«: ■; Special Prices in Dress DIGANS; suitable for “ a morning wear. 7/11 each. "« Ivldlvl LADIES’ PLEATED SKIRTS, Silk tops in Navy, ALL WOOL VELOUR COATING; 54 inches wide. Brown, Fawn, and Black and White. 39/6 each. Heal {or heavy Coatfi . N ’ and Br 9/g LADIES’ DRESSING GOWNS, in Shetland Wool. > FOR 6/11 yard. 15/6 each. ““ 3 PIECES TWEED; 40 inch. Very suitable for hard LADIES’ FLEECY BLOOMERS, in Grey. < wearing Frocks; 4/6. FOR 3/6 yard. AT 3/3 pair. £ 6 PIECES 36 INCH TAFFETA SILK; all good shades; LADIES’ NECKLETS, Choker style. 15 PILE VELVET; 36 R inchra wide.' 10/6 to 79/6 each. Ideal for evening wear. Usually 22/6. ;■ SPECIAL PRICE 17/6 yard. ■; 2 PIECES ONLY DARK GREY WORSTED; 56 inches " B wide; heavy Suiting quality; 25/- yard. ;• SPECIAL PRICE 15/- yard. Fancy Department j NEW SHOWERPROOF HOSIERY just to hand, :• T. & B. Famous Manchester lovely shades, good weight Art Silk. See this line. "■ • y • 3/3 pair. Bargam Lines. ■: z I »’ j j Fingering Wool. A great iiffllJ « purchase. All colours. n Good even texture. | Usually 9/11 head. S OUR PRICE 5/6 head. ? J *—— LINED SUEDE GLOVES, with Fur Gauntlet, in Mole < X and Brown; best English. 17/6 to 25/-pair. X I'l*l 1 LADIES’ SUEDE GLOVES with Fancy Gauntlet; good I weight and good fitting; Grey, Beaver, Mole. n" *= 17/6 pair. J LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES; lined and unlined, all £ DOUBLE BED ALL WOOL COLONIAL BLANKETS, colours and sizes. 2/11, 3/11 to 7/11 pair, a" AT 27/6 pair. A lovely selection of DOWN QUILTS; all colours. J Single BedFROM 45/-. Double Bed - - - - FROM 49/6. •. WHITE TWILL SHEETING. Single Bed—FROM 1/9. ~, . . a® Double Bed—FROM 2/6 yard. ClOthmg’ FINLAY’S FINE WHITE TWILL SHEETING. Single & Bed—2/11 yard. Double Bed—3/11 yard. WHITE SATIN MARCELLA. QUILTS; lovely designs. BOYS’ COLONIAL ALL WOOL TWEED SPORT Single Bed—FROM 22/6. Double Bed—27/6. SUITS; sizes 4 to 14; Browns and Greys. «. ALL WOOL COLONIAL FLANNEL, in Shetland, 24/6 Suit, a* Orkney, Pink and White. FROM 1/10 yard. MEN’S ALL WOOL GREY CARDIGANS; good wear- ;■ CREAM DOCTOR FLANNEL; splendid fine quality, ing. 8/11 each. AT 2/11 yard. MEN’S DOUBLE BREASTED TWEED OVERCOATS, Dark Grey; sizes 3 to 7. 49/6 each, "a MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS, in Raglan, Prince and MEN’S HAMILTON CLOTH PYJAMAS, in newest Double Breasted styles; all rHICLo 59/5 to Lb 15/-. . WEAR; unshrinkable. Pants—l3/6. MEN’S SCOTCH KNIT GLOVES. 3/9 pair. > Singlets—l2/11. AiiiliJJk’fik'ndjjldjgQ Southlandls Qaalitn Drapers INVERCARGILL & GORE.

The challenge of Mr J. J. Roberts, of Palmerston North, to all-comers, claiming to have smoked Edgeworth Tobacco for a longer period than any other person in New Zealand is taken up by Mr Alf. Barr, Christchurch. Mr Barr alleges in proof of his claim that he smoked some of the very first consignment of Edgeworth Tobacco which came to New Zealand something like twentytwo years *go. So suitable did he find Edgeworth that he became a devoted partisan of it and during all these intervening years he has smoked no other tobacco but good old Edgeworth. Perhaps there are other old Edgeworth smokers in New Zealand who are also ready to take up Mr Roberts’s challenge. Barlow Bros., Christchurch, the N.Z. Distributors of Edgeworth, will be glad to receive their claims. —Advt.