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Southland Times, Issue 21649, 10 March 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! FACTORY BUTTER FACTORY BUTLER i/PER LB. MATHESON’S, LTD. THE GROCERY EMPORIUM.

ANTIQUE FIRE SCREENS AT VERY KEEN PRICES AT MOIR’S. ATOW the warm weather is here at last, Li and all fires off, NOW is the time you want a FIRE SCREEN. We have the balance of a shipment which was landed before the extra tariffs were imposed or the drop in the value of the £1 sterling, so can sell you a real tip-top ANTIQUE COPPERED FIRE SCREEN at much less than it could be landed in New Zealand to-day. We are clearing out the balance of this shipment at very little on the actual cost price of them to us, so this makes it a GRAND OPPORTUNITY for vou to BUY YOUR FIRE SCREEN NOW! The Prices run from 9/6 to 18/6 per Screen, and they make a lovely Wedding or Easter Gift. GET YOURS EARLY! As once sold out this offer cannot be repeated. G. MOIR & SON, LTD. THE RELIABLE HOME FURNISHERS. CORNER KELVIN & DON STREETS. INVERCARGILL. WHERE SUPREME VALUES REIGN. OUR CIRCULATING LIBRARY OF FICTION THE GEORGIAN BOOKSHOP. 185 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL. (Next to Para Rubber Co.’s New Building).

“THE SECRET ENGAGEMENT” “THE SECRET ENGAGEMENT” A charming young couple we know are secretly engaged. They chose the Ring in our private selection Room the other day. But they are not announcing the engagement until later. “Why then, did they purchase the Ring so soon?” you ask. Well, we will tell you. First, its very beautycaptured My Lady’s heart —and finger. Secondly, its low price appealed so much to the gentleman that he bought it then and there . . . Our new Rings are just like that —irresistible to lovers of beauty and judges of good values. Prices: £5 10/-, £6 10/-, £7 10/-, £8 10/-, £lO, £ll 11/-, £l2 10/-, £l5, £l6, £l7 10/-, £2O. H. P. CAMPBELL. “THE RING SHOP.” DEE STREET. INVERCARGILL. THE HARVEY MILLINERY SALON. (Opposite Courthouse, Tay Street). HAS NOW ON SHOW the Last Word in AUTUMN AND WINTER ELEGANCE. Comprising Models in Velvet and Felt. Also smart Ready-to-wears in Felt and Moufflon in all the leading shades. Renovating and Reblocking a specialty—at a moderate cost. LAWNMOWERS —To whom it may concern : I hereby notify that my Repair Charges are now reduced, and subject to a per cent discount for cash on deliver}’. Old Mowers are made like new, with a new bottom knife, cogs and pawls. With over 30 years’ experience, using fine tools, I guarantee first-class workmanship.—H. MACDONALD (Lawnmower Specialist) 8587 Spey Street. Ji3ol

WANTED TO SELL THE Cash Boot Buyer does not have to pay for book-keeping expenses at McGOLDRICK BROS. STUBBORN Constipation cured in fourteen days with Laxa, the gentle laxative. Geo. 11. Brown and Other Chemists. TYING EDWARD POTATOES, 7/6 cwt., ,1Y hand-picked; quality guaranteed.—W. GRAY, Wood Street. Phone 2030. WAVY AND GLOSSY HAlR—Sommerville’s HENNA and VALOTTA SHAMPOO POWDERS are delightful preparations for thoroughly cleansing the hair and scalp. They render the hair wavy and curly, imparting a beautiful sheen. Henna for dark hair, and Valotta for fair hair. Price 6d. each, or 6 for 2/6. Obtainable only from R. SOMMERVILLE, Photographic and Dispensing Chemist, 5 Dee St., Invercargill.

CHILDREN’S Coughs and colds best treated with pleasant-tasting Red Spruce Cough Compound. 1/6 and 2/6. Geo. H. Brown, Chemist, Dee Street.

COAL.

JOHN MURRAY, sole agent for the Wairaki Coal Co., announces a reduction of 5/- per ton on cash orders for Coal received during the month of March.

MEN’S Black Calf Leather Shoes, all sizes, for 12/9 spot cash. Pay less at McGOLDRICK BROS.

NEW SUIT VALUES; lowest prices for 17 years; splendid 'Worsted Suits; 3| guineas. Call and see them.—GEORGE’S, Athenaeum Corner.

WHOOPING Cough! Prevent infection by giving children Red Spruce Cough Compound. 1/6 and 2/6. Mathesons, Grocers.

GOODBYE FRECKLES — Stillman’s Freckle Cream is guaranteed to remove freckles. It is also a wonderful skin bleach. Booklet on request. Price 4/6 per jar; posted.—E. W. HALL, 117 Armagh St., Christchurch.