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Southland Times, Issue 20228, 13 July 1927, Page 7

IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll == EE From the Managing Director in London came a message j “Reduce stocks at once —I = = Forget Profits —cut many prices to half!” = “My tour is proving very-successful and lam quite w'w v 'r » = certain that the Departmental Heads will be sur- A T 1 MT j g " = ™ prised at the wonderful values I have secured for /% I I I a %W / ■ EE i them ” 1 I / W 1 i H “But there is one thing you must do—and quickly. A. A .M— = =s My purchases have been heavy and we must have EE room. Reduce stocks at once. Sell as you have never ~'W— ■""! 'WT JT == = sold before. Forget profits, cut many prices to half, < % B J ■ . . ■ X = H and tell the people why. Begin the Sale as soon as ■ ■ I 1 ■ ■ = =: this reaches you.” X 7 H A ■ J I ■ J H = = J. W. SMITH. A-* AI INSTRUCTIONS!) = = S WVWWWWtVATWWWVWIAAAr. S = S USUALLY 2/3 YARD. i WORTH 5/11 PAIR. 5 £ WORTH DOUBLE. 5 ■I FLANNELETTE, 1/3. ;■ | 5 GLASS SALAD SETS, ■! = 5 5 5 s ■! NOW 3/u - < = Sensational is the only word to de- ■! ■■ A value that has already brought C J, ■" SS 5 scribe this wonderful value ! Extra 5 £ shoppers by the score . Beautiful > JJ There is no other way to describe % S 5 heavy twill quality Striped Flannel- •' i Art Silk Hosiery in all the wanted ? ", This Set but as a Gift—it’s given ,■ “S ", G tte 36 inches wide. The famous 5 5 shades. Classed as seconds—well S 5 away at 3/11 !An Amber Glass Salad ", SI 5 “Spero” and “Horrockses” makes. 5 ? worth 5/11 pair. Sensational Clear- J ? Set—one Salad Bowl and Six Coupes S S SSS 5 Usually 2/3 yard—now 1/3 yard ! "! ance Price —2/6 pair ! ■" J. —at 3/11 the lot ! .J I I WWVW<MWWW^WWI.W W ,« s K £ USUALLY UP TO 10/6. 5 £ ' £ 5 £ £ MAIDS’ WOOL KNICKERS, 5 5 usually 2/11. J S usually to 35/, 5 K 5 3/11. 5 5 CURTAIN NETS, 1/9. 5 5 SFORIb SUirb, J SS 5 A value important enough to take up 5 Ij 5 A, NOW 20/- EACH. “ "» a whole newspaper page! Child- C 5 , , j !■ '■ —“ SS 5 ten’s and Maids’ all Wool Knickers 5 > Seldom do you see a Curtain Net % J, Every Suit of pure wool New Zea- ", SS S 5 —the well known Petone make. Fine Z •! value o“*® tho ®? ual , of Ivor y S ?! land Tweed. Four good shades of > = ™ Quality in dark Grey shade. Sizes 4 i 5 Nets, 40 inches wide, in dainty Trel- C Grey. Sizes 5 to 16. Usual prices < ~ “ sto B—to8 —to fit children and maids from ? 5 lis and Floral designs—reduced from S 29/6 to 35/-. Sale price—all sizes 5 “ X 6 to 18 years of age. Usually 8/11 5 5s 2/11 yard to 1/9 yard. ? ■ 20/- per suit! ■ S 3 to 10/6. Sale price—all sizes 3/11 5 f S ? 5 SS “ S W.VsWAW/MWsWiWAV-". JWJ I^JVJVJWJVJWJ I .‘.W.'.'s’A'. = = 5 USUALLY 9/6. 5 •' £ 5 USUALLY 35/6. 5 = = ■! MEN’S STRIPED SHIRTS, 5 ;I USUALLY £6 12/6. f > LADIES’ FROCKS, 5 H NOW 4/11 EACH. j LADIES’ VELOUR COATS, I; 5 NOW 19 / 6 - SS "J They are not Working Shirts. They <£ J* NOW £4 4/-. ■* 520 Ladies’ Frocks in Velvet and 5 S 5 J are in White grounds with coloured 5 ■' f "C Woollen materials. Smartly cut 5 = ” Jj stripes. Good quality Shirts—all f "J Fur Trimmed Velour Coats at £4 4/-. J Frocks —all with long sleeves. Quite «r S 5 ? with collars to match. Sizes 14 to ? > And the usual price was £6 12/6 !«( 5 a good assortment of shades. The jC S j> 17. Usual prices 8/6 to 9/6. All to J These fashionable Coats are in Lilac, J JJ usual price of these was 35/6. Sale ■■ SS ■ clear—now—at 4/11 ! b" % Nigger, Red, Blue and Brick shades. C X price 19/6. ? “ S I !■' '■■■"■ "I ' I WWWWWiWWWWVWVWAMi J LESS THAN COST. 5 < MILLINERY IJ ■sx The Thoughts ? is usually up to 35/-. 5 5 Of Youth— 5 EM f / R °YA^ IES ‘ £ £ MODELS, NOW 12/6. | || rp , . , £ 5 5 Models in Silk and Velvet in Mole, ■" ” IO be young—Wltn vast Un- 5 8 to 12 inches wide. Embroideries J 5 Red, Beige and Mulberry shades. \ =£= ■S bounded prospects ahead. To £ in 8 different patterns. We are going "■ Those who secure these will have SS breathe deeply and find the air Jto sell the lot at 1/- yard—and that’s £ Jb good reason to congratulate them- £ rare and exhilarating. To look < a valu ®. t 0 make man y a womaia 5 5 sel ™ s " b l e i a } lse the Hats are very 5 = down the road in anticipation. < ? { s Think in terms of rosy sue- wwwwwwwwwwywvawa cess. That is Youth. The personnel of the Progressive Store is a slice of Young New Zealand. And everyone = ~ throughout the Store has a ~ heart of youth. The Store’s |. fS point is elastic ’ ever REMEMBER ® i S The Progressive Store THE ADDRESS: jl] llgt 8 SS Southland’s Dominant Store—s because Southland has found BOX 309, ING’LL. II ill— T V 2 it to be a progressive, an indi- \fj IE' r r*e vidual Store. A Store with the OR BOX 9 GORE. , ' spirit of Youth. I THE J S AND POST " = SS A Store you know, or will find, vnirn nunco ■ ~ = to be one of the most youth- YOUR ORDER I INVERCARGILL. GORE. ss ful and progressive in this s business of storekeeping.

FOLDING Seagrass Go-Carts Full size, sound construction, beet finish. ®r£3 ,5/ ' As Illustrated tX/pSSrTrv Manufactured by L. PITCHER & CO. Opp. Railway Station, DUNEDIN. Call or Write for Catalogue. Batcheler’s Pram Store. Dee Street, INVERCARGILL SOLE SOUTHLAND AGENTS. MRS JAMES STEWART, FLORISTE, 99 BOWMONT STREET. BOUQUETS, Funeral Emblems and ail descriptions of Floral Work artistically executed. Ad 152 TO GOLFERS. r A LIGHT-WEIGHT WATERPROOF t)V OVERCOATS; suitable for Golfers. This Coat can be carried in your pocket. Usual price 29/6; Clearance Price 17/6, at COPELAND’S, 36 Dee Street. Jb49 TOUR toes will tingle with a cosy glow if you have a “UNIQUE” Hot Water Bag at the foot of the bed. Made by North British Rubber Co.—2. —New Brick Home of Five Jj.Lv I t) Rooms, ash panelled hall, large slab mantelpiece, tiled range, radiator points, figured fibrous plaster ceiling, pullout bins, meat safe, etc. Deposit £2OO.—A. W. COWLEY, 26 Esk Street.

Solid Value That’s just what our own make are and RELIABLE. FOR INSTANCE HERE’S A FEW PRICES. MEN’S STRONG WHOLEBACK BALMORALS; tips and nail, 22/6 MEN’S STOUT CHROME DERBY BALMORALS; tips 19/6 YOUTHS’ STOUT CHROME DERBY BALMORALS g/Q AND ■( g Q WOMEN’S STOUT CHROME OR KIP STOCKYARDS 18/6 WRITE OR CALL. KINGSLAND’S T “

66SALESPEOPLE! Why work for low D wages?” Train yourself to be a High-Salaried Expert, by studying the National Salesman’s Training Course. Send for Prospectus “V.” Howard Ballan, 177 T, Hereford St., Christchurch. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE in excellent order throughout, including gas, e.L, h. and c. water, bathroom, wash-house, workshop, etc. Price £lO5O. Terms arranged.—J. HOLLOWAY, LTD., Esk Street. 84a FOR SALE—Petrol Cases, 10/- for 50; delivered in town.—HOLLOWAY BROS., 126 Tay Street. ’Phone 101. Only a limited quantity for sale.

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