Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Southland Times, Issue 20172, 7 May 1927, Page 3

A FURTHER SELECTION I of New Season’s Fashions j At “The Exhibition” i Each successive shipment of new goods seems to surprise the previous arrivals in novelty and beauty. Not the least interesting feature of the new goods is the very moderate prices. $ A TZx..... r LADIES’ WOOL JUMPER SUITS, in all the a v cry barye new tones. 39/6 to es &/-. I and Choice LADIES’ FRENCH JUMPER SUITS; a lovely „ j - selection in really choice apparel. £6 19/6. 1 KjClCCllOn Ol SMART SKIRTS, in new check tones, pleated / I'' Wk ■ Millinery. fronts - The vcry newe6t - 25/6 - / i VELVET COATS; English make, very smart, / 1- FELT HATS, in all shapes and good colours, 52/6. /f \ new shades. AT 9/11 each. ( -J, I BLACK VELOUR HATS, in very \ \ 1 II smart shapes. 29/6. VELVETEEN \ \ I WAISTCOATd \A L—\ VELOUR HATS, suitable for Coatee effect, 1 Matrons, in Black, Nigger and S/siU' 3 ’' K? sleeveless. 27/6. -J®?-! E 4 Fawn. 21/6. fwair J I ''V SLEEVELESS F M STITCHED VELOUR PULL-ONS J CARDIGANS AT 10/6 and 11/6 each. /i in all new- shades. Ik 25/6 to 59/6. | A LOVELY SELECTION OF FLOWERS FOR EVENING FROCKS Pi Tf’Jj WEAR - //TW W REPP FROCKS. feOW PRICES 1/9 to 10/6. MMF'II English make, m rTT OWIIIWIA "'l® Wlnes > Blue > “ d I GOLD FLOWERS AND LEAVES. s on, / I Big variety. 1/6 to 10/6. H.\ / / SPECIAL LINE OF CHILDREN’S LADIES’ / / FELT AND VELOUR HATS. WVLIMI ||r fi, CARDIGANS / AT 7/11. IB Slfea ’MI in all shades. // Il I Bit Arr/u-x P' VEILS; . Paflill' LA °X» C .“' S - CIRCULAR VEILS, worked and |j,, ?!»**• Mr. Browns and the much wanted Dawn shade, scalloped. 30/- to 35/-. «5 19/6 to 10 gnj. b SPECIAL PRICES FOR CHOICE LINES AT THE DRESS DEPARTMENT. 3 PIECES ONLY—CREAM FUJI SILK; 30 inches | PIECE EACH—GREY AND BROWN HEAVY wide; 2/11 quality. WEIGHT ROSLYN FLANNEL; 54 inch. Special FOR 2/3 yard. for warm Winter Frocks. Usually 1176. SPECIAL 8/6 yard. \ 22 INCH TWILL BACKED VELVETEENS; fast pile, 0 (guaranteed dye. Usually 4/6. 3 PIECES ALL WOOL 54 INCH HEAVYWEIGHT zf ! SPECIAL 2/11 yard. TARTAN; fine finish; 18/6. FOR 8/6 yard. r 36 INCH SILK VELVETS; lovely evening shades.; 40 INCH ALL WOOL REPP CLOTH; good shades. 22/6 quality. FOR 17/6. SPECIAL PRICE 9/11 yard, r, ————f HERE ARE THE CLOTHING VALUES, i YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. * BOYS’ COLONIAL ALL WOOL TWEED SPORTS MEN’S COLONIAL ALL WOOL FLANNELS, in SUITS, in Light and Dark Grey and Brown Shetland, Orkney, Navy and Grey. shades; sizes 4 to 14. Usually 35/-. ’ AT 6/H, 7/6, 8/11, 9/1L > SPECIAL 24/6. P’ MEN'S LEATHER BOUND SCOTCH KNIT WOOL- d MEN’S WOOLLEN MUFFLERS; Fawn, Grey and LEN GLOVES. 3/9. White shades. p PRICES 4/6 to 7/6. MEN’S ALL WOOL GREY CARDIGANS; superior quality. 8/11. A MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS; plain or pleated fronts. 13/6, 14/6, 15/6. MEN’S HAMILTON CLOTH PYJAMAS; dressy I stripes. 12/6. A MEN'S UMBRELLAS; strong and tested. ’Z 11/6, 12/6 to 17/6. MEN’S SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS; sizes 3 to 7. AT 19/6, 25/6 and 29/6. — ©Thomson & Beattie Ltd. “THE QUALITY HOUSE,” Invercargill and Gore. k

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