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Southland Times, Issue 20147, 6 April 1927, Page 7

A world of new things at Smiths including ® liquidation stocks! (/w 1 IM | KIK/ 8 Mkiir Ifl H 0 »■ w T wo Dunedin firms—Messrs Campbell Bros, and Eraser and Hurst—decided to retire from W■ A o business. Their stocks were offered for Sale at IH ® ImA \ a 6ig discount—and Smiths were one of the largest IwU k SW purchasers! Only occasionally in a lifetime does l\l suc h an °PP or t un >ty occur. In fact in this Store’s ///// twenty-six years of existence, we cannot recall an °th er such event —and we are known as a Store /T'that will not balk at tremendous quantities of p //(II dependable merchandise; provided it is sold at a r i discount. This Sale is one of the greatest opporr 1 tunities we’ve ever had to offer savings—and H I judging by the crowded Stores, Southland people M know it! The Fashion Section— the buy-way to Smartness! A \ Repp Coats Woven Jumpers Cardigans 22/6 Cardigans 25/6 £3 15/-. /g No matter what your ideas In Wool and Silk—the new 7 * z are for a smart Cardigan check effects. These are , 4 Its out of the ordinary to You’ll call these bargains your wants have been an- newly arrived—every new //w' find new Repp Coats at £3 when you see them. Woven ticipated. All the newest Autumn shade will greet .Js 15/ especially such smart Wool Jumpers, in Navy, Jazz shadings in Wool you when you come in toones as these! They’re in Fawn, Saxe, Rust and Cardigans— at the very day or to-morrow to see Tan, Brown, Putty, Prune Maroon. They have Eton special price of 22/6. An them. Their beauty of deand Blue small sizes collars and long sleeves— invitation—come in and sign is exceptional. And the and they’re only 15/6. try these on. low price is so attractive! The Season’s big event I lhe finest Values in years ! y Cotton Vests 2/3 Muß V A / 50 dozen Cotton Vegte—good size, shaped waist and short sleeves. Worth 3/6—absolutely given away at xJT' t I IAIBH 2/3! rTTBJhTii Heavy Cotton Vests 2/6 \ I \ Worth 3/11 and offered for 2/6! Heavy Cotton Vest? I jX -* SIIJ | I I / * w V neck, shaped waist, and short sleeves. / I i / I / / Knickers 3/6 Fwl 4 K jj \l / J Fine Cotton Knickers in Women’s size—with elastic at / I the knee and waist. The usual price of these would / i| be 5/6 pair. Sale price 3/6. / II 9 Models 19/6 All Wool Vests 2/6 /// A If you buy your Coat at Lucky is she who 50 dozen All Wool “Ka-ntshrink” Vests. These are a / ' Quelling lace waited to see the se- good size and shape with short sleeves. They’re worth // { t'A I mIHILOS VOu. Oily 11 10a IvSS* lection at Smiths be- 4/6 cac h. < / ‘ I'l f° re she chose \ \ Because an article of apparel is offered at a Z n Models'here 3t Crepe Knickers 2/6 I A ! educed ? r . ice . people w™*™’th in < k , n / c , . ,_, .• „ , , „ . • > T - ■ . , W u has no claim to smartness—that it is undesir19/61 A fresh ship- Crepe and also Fleecy Lrned Kmckers to go at 2/6. ab | e . But just the opposite is true of the Coats ment has just been dis- In the Crepe quality there’s all shades. A splendid in the Fashion Section here-those of our own play-ed distmetive Hats washing quality. A worthwhile saving-post an order. stock and those of the Liquidation Stocks of that betoken by their Campbell Bros., Dunedin. Most beautifully, exquisite workmansKp mos / smart|y . theS(j Coa(s te| , of th# Autum ; ccveiness o s ape mode, and of the infinite care and skill that ana t ewoneriuij ~ aj * J__2 J„ JJ.r *t as S o ”® into their designing. They gleam with yre S, 1 11i0W SS aeciaeuly beauty of fabric. They are gorgeous Xith trimexceptional. j - mings of fur. They are Coats of quality, Coats nine lor parents of character. Coats that should, in many infl a 1i ■ stances be selling at twice the price. If you to shop and save I would boast of smar ness and wisdom in buying * you should see these Coats. If you would have ■ Frr i ? nr at- it « //» a C°at of enviable quality you will prudently uniiaren S Woven -Nlg’ntg'owns 3/6 purchase from this group. Prices range from Children’s Woven Nightgowns—in a fine texture, beautifully I®/’ 1° finished. There are sizes 27, 30 and 33 inch. The usual prices would be 6/6, 6/11—the Sale of Liquidation stocks The NeW GaitCUS niakes them 3/6. See these for sure. „„ , " ~~ Theres 2000 pairs of them— Tu—— Children’s Fleecy Knickers 2/3 a window 2.™ lhe >la L / Children’s Fleecy Knickers, in Cream and White. These are Section. Smart? Yes, very! g j an extra good quality and well finished. There are sizes 14in, They’ll exceed even your best / ■ - j. ■ 18in, 20in and 22in. They are worth 3/6—and the hopes and you’ll want to buy I Liquidation Sale Price is 2/3 all sizes several pairs! We’ve gather* I ed together for Southland one \ se l ect i ons th o \ j I Dominion 2000 pairs. \ / . r * They’re priced at 5/11, 6/6, 7/6, 7/11, 8/6 and 10/9. J bobbed! Every colour c ° lour combinations. They’re Smart—they'll exceed worth double the price. your best hopes and you’ll want to buy - - - several. Choose early INVERCARGILL. ' GORE. IT —-at this Sale of Liquidation Stocks at ** ’ Smiths! X

DOUBLEBEES 4th ANNIVERSARY During April Free Gifts with every purchase and an additional prize of £3/3/- to the Highest Cash Purchaser. FOR MEN. FOR BOYS. Tweed Overcoats. Dark Shades—39/6. Waterproof Overcoats, all sizes—l9/6. Oily Riding Coats (guaranteed) —37/6 Oi, y Coats mens > to 46 29/6 Waterproof Coats. S.B. with belt 22/6 Tweed Overcoats. Heavy weight. Sizes Box Suits, Grey Worsted. £5/5/- 5 x 16 23/- to 39/6 Tweed Suits Dark Grey 49/6. Small Boys Coat ‘- 0000 x2 - 15/l 2 l 4/ g° Navy Suits (Fox’s Serge).—£s/5/- & Sports Suits. Sizes 7 x 14. Dark Grey £6/6/-. 22/6. Denim Trousers 5/6. Varsity Suits. (Grey Tweed). Sizes Buckskin Coats 11/6. Lined 15/11. Navy Serge Knickors _ silea ’ 4 Buckskin Trousers .7/11. One Price 5/11. Tweed Trousers 13/6. Buckskin Knickers 4 x 16. One Price Odd Tweed Coats 29/6. Special. j erseys in Nz . All Wool. All Work Shirts—“ Twist or “Pinhead” Sizes. Navy only. Worth 8/6. To go 5/6. Tweed 7/11. at 4/11. AT THE HUB OF INVERCARGILL, <9> BRASS BROS. <s> THE “DOUBLEBEE” MEN’S AND BOYS’ OUTFITTERS, 5 and 7 DEE STREET, (opp. P. 0.)

NOBODY need suffer—Verey’s Ointment can give speedy relief. The big tin at 2/6,

Five bellringers, who ages total 340 years, rang a peal at Everton Church, near Doncaster, on the retirement of a ringer, aged 80.