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Southland Times, Issue 22008, 6 May 1933, Page 1

| PUBLIC NOTICES. "j THE STAR TICKET MEANS STAR BARGAINS LOOK FOR THEM! They Point the Way to ECONOMY. SHOP AND SEE SHINE SIR! 4 PAIRS SHOE LACES. 1 TIN NUGGET. 1 NUGGET BRUSH. lid. That broken lace—bad language—bad temper—avoid it all by, buying this Special to-day. English Shoe Laces in either Black or Tan, and two Tins Nugget to match. It’s a winner— DON’T MISS IT! SAVE HERE! 1 FIRE SHOVEL. 1 HEARTH BRUSH. 1 TIN ZEBRA POLISH. 1/6 These three articles are usually sold I at 2/3, so that at 1/6 you save 9d. Where there’s fire there's ashes, but here is just how to clean them up. FORE—! 1 GOLF BALL. 6 TEES. > 1/6 ! GOLFERS! Look at this! A repaint Golf Ball, Warwick and other brands, just as good as new, with six composi- | tion Tees for 1/6. You can afford to j lose Balls at this price. CALL IN and see these Balls, they are really great | value. You’ll be surprised. ; SNAP! SNAP! MOUSE TRAPS - - - 4 for 7d. How these little break-back Traps go snap! No show for the Mice when they sniff around these reliable traps.

The snappiest, catchiest Bargain you have ever seen. MEET MR BERGER! 1 TIN BERGER’S ALUM. PAINT; 1/G 1 PAINT BRUSH; 6d. Usually sold at 2/-, we offer them this week-end at 1/4J the Two! Look what you save! Berger’s Alum- I inium Paint is good—we are. offering it ' at this special price to introduce it to ■ you. ONE FOR YOUR BENCH! : 1 CAKE SAND SOAP. 1 DISH CLOTH. 1 SCRUB BRUSH. 9d. This value speaks fcr itself. Useful articles all of them, and just what you want to keep the scullery bench clean. PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN ON . THIS LOT! 1 PAIR RUBBER TACK-ON SOLES. 1 PAIR HEELS. ALL COMPLETE WITH NAILS. | VYes, put your foot down and be quite certain you are not going to miss this | wonder bargain. In Men’s and Youths’ sizes only. It’s great value and they’ll simply walk out. WHISKERS! - BEWARE! GIANT TUBE SHAVING CREAM. I STYPTIC STICK. IOAd. MEN—This offer is well worth your attention. A high quality Shaving Cream at a low price so as to introduce it to you. Usually selling at 1/-, but for the week-end it goes on sale at lOzd., with a useful Styptic Stick with it. YOU NEVER KNOW! 2 ROLLS COTTON WOOL. 1 PACKAGE BORIC LINT; 1 oz. 6(1. ] You never know when you will need

these, and sixpence spent to-day will be money well spent. English products both, and wonderful value at the money A “STAR” Bargain for the week-end only. 1 GLASS JUG. 4 TUMBLERS. 1/11 JUST LOOK AT THIS! A two-pint dainty Glass Jug and Four Tumblers all to go at 1/11 for this week-end. Why, the Jug alone is worth 2/6. Fit to grace any table and priced low enough to go into every home. A real “Star” value. A USEFUL PAIR! 1 CROCKERY BOWL; 51 inch. 1 EGG WHISK. 7Jd. Cheer up, Cooks, here’s a Bargain for you. A useful Crockery Bowl, 54 inch, and a dandy Egg Whisk. Now, what good Cook couldn’t find a dozen uses for these two? TO-DAY’S SPECIAL BARGAIN! WHITE DAMASK BREAKFAST CLOTHS. 50 x 50 in. With Coloured Border. 1/11 each. SPECIAL OFFER IN IRISH LINEN TABLECLOTHS. In size 69 in. x 87 in. Usually 14/- to 18/6 each. ALL TO GO AT ONE PRICE: 10/- each. A.s there is a limited quantity, we advise you to SHOP EARLY for this j : Special Offer. They are good quality ■ real Irish' Linen and could not be ; replaced at anywhere near the price. I NO BOOKING. NO DELIVERY. NO MAIL OR BUS ORDERS. FOR THESE STAR BARGAINS. I 1 BROAD, SMALL, Ltd - i “The Premier Store.” £ DEE STREET. • INVERCARGILL. J