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Southland Times, Issue 20618, 17 October 1928, Page 6

HANDY GARMENTS FOR THE HOME. RUBBER APRONS—We have just opened a large assortment of Rubber Aprons. All conceivable shadings and colourings. Rose and Silver, Green and Gold, Vieux Rose with Floral Patterns, Plain Colours trimmed with contrasting pleated Frills; smart Pockets and Bows. Purchase one of these handy garments. All Prices, from 2/3 to 5/11. CARDIGANS—These cosy garments are always required. We have a full selection of smart patterns, all new, in fancy checks, stripes, in assorted colourings. 13/6 to 35/J. J. CHAPLIN - - “THE BEEHIVE”

all the! YEAR <s> M | ROUND | Working Men’s Togs are similar 4* <s> ail the year round, which helps us P 3 to standardise certain lines and ft can sell them at a VERY LOW ” $ PRICE. Our Working Men’s RJ Clothes ve well known for their quality—the price is always the § LOWEST FOR VALUE. g I DAIRY OVERALLS -7/6, 7/11 DAIRY APRONS—Heavy Canvas '•> ft and Oiled Canvas 8/6 <S> M y WORKING SOX 1/3 pair $ § HOLEPROOF TROUSERS 9/6 pair PALMA NAPS 8/11 ? } £ BENTLEY CLOTH—good heavy g <£> make 9/6 q fs . . ❖ g BLUE SEAL BUCKSKINS 13/6. g g STIFEL’S DRILL BIBS 8/6 § M STIFEL’S COMBINATIONS (four S boot brand) 15/6 .:5 ft POSTAGE PAID. 0 I McNeil & Clark | ;r 94 DEE STREET. | § (Next News) n ♦

RALEIGH THE ALL-STEEL BICYCLE fitted with Eadie Coaster Huh. First Grade Tyres, Brooks Saddle. The new Raleigh is the best value machine on the market to-day. OUR PRICE £l3 EASY TERMS ARRANGED, on? I NEW PREMISES: PETERSON’S I BUILDINGS TAY STREET (opp. Supreme Court) I