WHERE TO SHOP IN GORE.
For the | ♦ /?O\ Races! t t x<' w Frocks < | O and [ ♦ iKPIi, Coats | '; THAT SAY * ♦ jV $ DISTINCTION $ ♦ /I 1 SILK COATS in t A J /l 1 Celanese, Gerrine * ♦ K and Fancy Coat- ❖ ■Y **m! ings- Sizes OS ’ •> ♦ "Tl and W. ♦ ♦ 1 sGns to 9Gns. ■> X SILK REPP and OTTOMAN ♦ ♦ COATS 4 GNS to SGNS. < We have a new Shipment of ❖ < MODEL FROCKS in Styles that ♦ a. will appeal to you. * ♦ PRICES 3 GNS xo 7 GNS. < t GEORGETTE FROCKS from <> < 4 GNS. ♦ !“PREMET”! ♦ MANTLE SPECIALISTS •> ♦ MAIN STREET - - GORE *■ ♦ < CAR OWNERS! HAVE YOUR BATTERY-CHARGED BY US. We are equipped with the most up-to-date Charging-plant in Gore. BATTERIES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS CHARGED AND REPAIRED. PRICES REASONABLE. NEW’ BATTERIES FOR ALL MAKES OF CARS ALWAYS IN STOCK. THE DOMINION ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CO.. LTD. MAIN ST., GORE. PHONE: 371. SPECIAL SAMPLE RANGE OF HUMPHREYS STAINLESS CARVERS JUST TO HAND. THESE ARE EXCEPTIONALLY FINE QUALITY', AND THE PRICES, RANGING FROM 25/- to 57/6 per Set. ARE EXTREMELY MODERATE. J. BROWNLIE & SONS HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIERS.
GRAMOPHONES AND RECORDS SALE PRICES ITONIA CONSOL MODEL. Usual TABLE GRAMOPHONE. Usual Price £27 10/-. Price £6 10/-. SALE PRICE £22 10/-. SALE PRICE £5 10/-. ITONIA PORTABLE. Usual Price £5 15/-. SALE PRICE £4 15/-. EDISON BLUE AMBEROL EDISON AMBEROLA PHONO- RECORDS. GRAPHS. Usual Price £l4 10/-. SALE PRICE £9. 500 RECORDS TO CLEAR—COLUMBIA RECORDS—4/- each. 1 Record 2/6 6 Records 12/6 REGAL RECORDS 3/- each. 12 Records £1 I/-. WALTER CHRISTIE MA,N GO S R T E REET
To ease woman’s labour—to increase woman’s comfort—to make husbands, wives, and children safer, happier, and more contented— This is the purpose behind the great effort that has urged us to strive a little harder—to endure a little more to effect results a little better than the best. Our efforts have been rewarded, and we are now abie to say that The Lange Electric Washing and Drying Machine is the only machine on the market to-day that boils the clothes perfectly and economically.—ls made in New Zealand.—That uses less water than any one of the other 146 designs on the market to-day.—That washes, blues, rinses, and dries perfectly. For full particulars, ring, write or call on RC* I ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AND ■ ■ LAlXljlE. CONTRACTOR " MEDWAY STREET GORE and arrange for FREE Demonstration in your home. Machines sold for Cash, or on Hire Purchase System with 12 months' guarantee.
PURCHASE YOUR JEWELLERY WHERE QUALITY, VALUE AND SERVICE COMBINE TO GIVE YOU SATISFACTION. During many years trading, Hamilton's have gained and held the confidence of their customers. Give them a chance to gain yours. G. C. HAMILTON , aih °"K„S e T er MAIN STREET - - - GORE.
THAT ONCE-A-YEAR BUG IS HERE. ™ “WORRY" about New Curtains that will not FADE, and how to drape your windows is uppermost in your mind now. There is beauty of balance in a butterfly’s wings. Nature's colours—brilliant, harmonious and delightful to the eye, but brief and evanescent, whereas in PETERSON’S curtain nets H l — piain ’ Coloured and Two-toned effects, 7 A ./-A\u\ ,n cotton—Plain, Colours, two, three and 11 I -Bl wSv’ four tonings, in Silks, there is a PERMAifUT|2 NENCE of colour, which is proof against blazing sun and repeated washing. But : i even best curtains must be properly I “hung” to get the perfect effect—this is I **here EXPERT advice as to the “correct I ; style of rod” to use, and how to do the job 1 1 A,/,.' comes in. CONSULT PETERSON’S THE FURNISHERS OF GORE. LARGEST VARIETY OF CURTAIN NETS AND RODS IN SOUTHLAND.
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/ST19281015.2.81.1
Bibliographic details
Southland Times, Issue 20616, 15 October 1928, Page 8
Word Count
592Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Southland Times, Issue 20616, 15 October 1928, Page 8
Using This Item
Stuff Ltd is the copyright owner for the Southland Times. You can reproduce in-copyright material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons BY-NC-SA 3.0 New Zealand licence. This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Stuff Ltd. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.