Page 9 Advertisements Column 2

Southland Times, Issue 20523, 27 June 1928, Page 9

Gigantic Mid-winter Clearance Sale - 2/11 All previous ®TT is difficult to use restraint in describing this offering to our public. Never have our salespeople values erlinsed I r been so enthusiastic about a bargain opportunity. It is of course hard to believe that such glori- s. values eciipsea . ous evening and dance frocks can be sold at such low prices. No woman or miss who needs a Frock, /if ■ X The Winter C |„ ranc , Slde or who could use an extra one, and can get to the Store on Thursday should fail to attend this A. | o reaches the very pinnacle of Rpllintr / W'l bargain-giving with this wonsciiiug. g / X.W ■ YA derful offer from the Dreu *|KT CZ=s 8 If 3S Z/’l Section—-Dreis Fabric!, worth fIBI f|q| ' 1 up to 17/6, for 2/11 yard! 1 This offer holds good for all jmLlia'' '' M Uni W/mH/jI/A/ f M vf the wee * t — eve ry 1 long X( I A * " V table w '** *“ * olu * e< * > u P* r - lat ' v * l>arsain ’’ The items—all at 2/11 yard °—include:—Four pieces of 54 ( - nch p anC y Astrachan ilk worth 17/6. Two pieces of New Styles—Absolutely! K Greatest Values—Certainly! 7 B BHw I M j tume Tweeds usual| y 13/6. Cxi n J l- t L ■.'Tf XX X B _ Six pieces of 54 inch Velour bpectacular Keductions I A Dramatic Clearance coating worth 13/6. one W Jr hundred pieces of 36 inch No other event of its kind 2 Sjg 1 that should stir Southland uS,y" 3 ““° 'u'sjl™* in the Store has ever offered W SQOfft) | to action ! 3cS such phenomenal values! fe Bl" yHa II Perhaps youve often Marvellous wool Knitted Cioth. 36 inches The news of this dramatic clearance will cause l||j A wrJg | thought—“What a dis- e wide, usually 8/11. a thrill! It comes at just the right moment. -wwaEM wiß&aK/i &, vJ 1M M ' tinct thrill it must be to bavingS ' . , . ~.. Wil Jr® 8 I the privily,! table will prove exceptionally evening wear fashions of the hour —the fav- F/I < i 1 ■ 1 IF who can choose from profitable, oured modes of the season —at reduced i ’ I I I the most wonderful and VVluc prices truly astonishing! A wonderful selec- 1 1 I very newest creations f Rpmomher f tion—every woman will immediately recognise ® ' /tf 11 ■ without one thought of Assortments I Rememuer . the very Frock she has been looking for —and <- /w? 1 K HM ~ „ . ..... fully expected to pay half as much again for \ x ' k B ■ ■ F / the price. It really is All this Week and maybe more! \ i I ■ —and this extraordin- Beautiful ® B ► ary c,earance enables everything on rm v -d k. /-' 2 Mr us to offer you that very Colours ! ,i •• .•] Tnill’CJnOV opportunity—to secure *“ e * ,, 8 tab,e 1 IlUiSUay _ 1 the most exquisite # j s on |y Unique I I 9/11 dt 9 delU* “When Evening Lights Glitter and GIow” cutTn hain OSt Trimmings! Glorious Evening and Dance Frocks! ““l SPECIALLY-PRICED FOOTBALLS Even the most optimistic of the shoppers who crowd Smith’s fi Truly a P erfect example of a really distinguished Evening Frock BOYS—TAKE NOTE! Clearance Sale never expected so amazingly low a price as 55/- , H the sort that —at another time would cause women to In a few days, on * dusty sunto go onto such lovely and appealing Evening Frocks as these. ■ sigh regretfully when they looked at the price ticket! But baked field half a world away, Regularly 84/-. A glorious selection of chic styles in Taffeta, ■ Smith’s Clearance is a momentous event and these lovely fifteen black-jerseyed stalwart. Georgette and Crepe-de-Chene. Some are gracefully feminine E Frocks which usually would cost £5 5/- are now 63/-. We pre- for with layers and layers of tiers building up the skirt one of the ■ diet that they will sparkle in many u danr-e hall this season. The world—and until that momontloveliest of the season’s fashions others are draped at side overdress with petal-shaped hemline on skirt goes over silver ou ’ match is played and won and have an unever hemline. fIHH 4F • tissue underdress. Shades of Black, Rose, Sky, Helio and Apri- a " N «w z “ l »n« wil * *>« ° n ‘JP; and have an uneven hemline. eot. Women’s size. now, ‘o? thusiasts—Match balls, complete with bladder, at senMS h !,tion *' s,l ‘ prlc ”’ ' b B i Matct , u, ua n y ■ B SALE PRICE—3/11. ■ Winter time is dance time—and every woman's fancy rightly ■ No - 2 Match Ball. Usually 1/6. F turns to thoughts of Dancing Frocks. The Frock must, of B MIM9I SALE PRICE 4/11. course, be an irresistible interpretation of fashion’s latest ideas and be compellingly low-priced a combination strongly evid- 3 M,f c h Ball. Usually 9/6. eneed in these rustling Taffeta Frocks the very latest and SALE PRICE 6/6. prieed at only 39/6. A delightful Sale surprise! Usually they would be 52/6. The gathered bodice, the posy on shoulder, the new full skirt make these Frocks charmingly feminine. Sizes —S.W. and Women’s. Be here when the Store opens at 9 o’clock, Thursday ! Mail and Telephone Orders filled while quantities last. Evening Shawls " —— —— 1 Reduced ! RIBBON BAGS PEARL BEAD NECKLETS S igUB LADIES KNITTED SCARVES CHILDREN'S WOOLLEN a* * companion ovont to the 2/11 3/6 ftIMfMUIB! 3/n tl x L - L . /Jz z —\ W/ J/- V || Q/ O deeply reduced Sale Pricei. These fashionable Bead Neck- EC C11 JrArrN ■■/ W Many harmonizing colour! are L“u1 lon „ of \ he mo T ent! e “ are 60 '" ches wide in I y-VTt DROGKbbbIVE . ... „ . u blended together in thii fu1000 Ribbon Bags featured in a length and sold before the Sale I THE ~r-?I ti. u ,-l. j.j.- , Cosy w <x>H«n Gloves with einatino collection The deDepartment, and also a big at 6/11 each. They are still They s od like wlldfire-ther.'s fancy gauntlets. Shades of Le “ingly n« t£ window display. They're a new, fashionable and smart— ' only a few left now. Knitted Navy, Greys, Fawns, Putty and qualities superb and there's an marvellous value-only 2/11 but stocks must be reduced so -the“verv’iTteat “I’t VU Pastille and sizes 3,4, 5 and Almost unlimited choice. THE each! Remember 1000 to the price has been cut in half. - - l P e ver X latest. At nll 6. These are a special purchase SALE PRICES ARE 35/- 50/Ch °° SefrOm! All to go at 3/6 each! INVERCARGILL. GORE. " Vedto X

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The sewing shop. (Opp. H. & J. Smith's). MRS DRYDEN. Winter Coats, Costumes, Coat Frocks and Evening Dresses. All Renovations undertaken. Fur Coats altered or Re-lined. Country Customers specially catered for. Garments Cut and Fitted same day. LADIES’ OWN MATERIAL MADE UP. FUR BY THE YARD, OR ANY LENGTH CUT. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

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