WINTON SPECIALS TTTE Won’t Spell SERVICE with a W Capital S. It is just ordinary Commonsense TO PLEASE CUSTOMERS. “SHOP IN WINTON.” Theatre royal. TO-NIGHT at 8 p.m. SATURDAY at 8.30. JANET GAYNOR JANET GAYNOR “ADORABLE.” “ADORABLE.” “ADORABLE.” The Best and Sweetest of all Screen Romances. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Episode No. 2 “CLANCEY OF THE MOUNTED.” JuBo4 MOWER Knife Grinders with two sharpening stones, 42/6 each at WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. YOU must see Walker’s stock of quality gifts and novelties—lnspection invited. Economy Prices. T. WALKER, Chemist, Optician, Winton. i i/E have 2 Job Lines in Hearth VV Rugs, good weight. 27 x 54 inch, 15/6 for 12/6 and 18/6 for 15/6. Don’t miss this opportunity.—GlLMOUß’S, Phone 21. MEN’S Wear that will wear. Grey Beaver Trousers 22/6, Double fronted seated Nap and Denim Trousers 7/6, Lined and unlined Nap Coats 10/6, 13/6. —COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. DOHERTY’S Carbonate of Lime is superfine, and has proved its worth to many Southland farmers. Order through your agent or Doherty’s Lime Co., Ltd., Centre Bush, for prompt delivery. Jg 227 FINEST GOODS AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAY. COOL garments for the summer: Gents Celanese Sports Shirts— From 8/11. Seasonable underclothing from 1/6. Sports Trousers and Coats, and gay Blazers. W. T. HEADS, THE TOWN HOUSE. SCHOOL TOGS for Boys-Grey Sac Suits 21/- to 27/6; Red Top Hose 1/6, 2/6 to 3/3; Navy Double Seated Shorts 4/11 and 5/11; Drill and Nurse Cloth Shirts 1/11 and 2/6.—COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. FARMERS! Buy your boots for the winter now. A boot well broken in gives longer service.—GOODALL’S City Boot Palace. Phone 17M or S. 11/HEN you want to SELL your RYE VV GRASS, this is the place to do it. —J. LILICO. FOR Home Brewing: 1 71b Tin Malta (Malt Extract), and 1 bottle Finings for 6/9—WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. MEN’S Shoes; welted; N<Z. made. Black or Tan, 13/9 pair. Why pay more?—ARTHUR WATSON. THE BEST is always the CHEAPEST. Always ask for IRWINS HONEY PRICES are firming for Unbleached Table Linens. We are offering this week 54 inch at 2/11 for 2/6 and 68 inch 3/6 for 2/11.—GILMOUR’S, Phone 21. I SELL the best brands of Binder Twine on the market at the lowest prices for cash.—J. LILICO. SALAD DRESSING 9d per tin; 30oz tins. Fruit Salad 1/9; Peaches, finest quality 1/1; Jellies 1/9 and 2/2 doz.; Enos Fruit Salts 3/6 per bottle; Canned Peas 7d, 8d and lOd; Tinted Cocoanut 6d per pkt; Decorettes 3d per tin; Nonpareills 3d per pkt; Seeded Raisins 3 pkts for 1/-; Sultanas 7d and 8d per lb; Currants 8d per lb. GRIMWOOD & COY. SEASIDERS —Hikers—Motorists know the joys of sunbathing without sunburn. They use Walker’s Toilet Cream. Priced 1/6. Posted 1/9. T. WALKER, Chemist, Optician, Winton. POR Highest Prices in Wool, Tallow, Sheep Skins and Calf Skins, etc., get in touch with GULLICKS, Wool and Skin buyers, Phone 50. THE weather is very uncertain. Men out of doors want a good Waterproof Coat. We quote full Riding cut Coats 35/- and 45/-.—COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. SPEEDEE ELECTRIC IRONS. Chromium plated Electric Irons. The Best made. 22/6 Each.—WINTON HARDWARE, W. Brandford. GOODALL’S have the best selection of heavy boots in Southland, from 15/9. Guaranteed lines, from 25/9. Phones 17M or S. VALUE HERE—Health Salts 1/6 bottle, P. and O. Shaving Soap 6d, Crossfield Carbolic Soap, 6 cakes for 1/-. Pineapple Summer Drink Extract, 9d. 3 12oz packets Dates for 1/-. — WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., LTD. A Summer Line—Men’s Lightweight Singlets no sleeves, 1/6, half sleeves 1/11; in men’s and O.S. sizes. Just the thing for this weather.—GlLMOUß’S, Phone 21. SPECIAL clearance of Summer Millinery. We offer a fine selection. All one price 5/11. See the windows— COOPER’S, Drapers, Winton. XIO need to go outside Winton for a £1 stylish fitting Tailor Made Suit, made from latest materials of high quality.. I have London and Continental experience. Prices right. J. LEDGERWOOD, Ladies’ and Gent’s Tailor, Main Street. SPECIAL Offer! This week only, 4/6 Bicycle Tubes, guaranteed 15 months, for 3/3 at BRUMBYS Cycle Depot. JANURARY is one of the twelve months of the year when you cannot afford to be without “Lixit.”— J. LILICO. TjlAßMEßS—Watson’s have indented JD 200 pairs of Gum Boots to arrive in a couple of months. You will be wise to defer buying until you hear from Watson’s. Phone 115. Michelin tyres are ail heavy DUTY. At 15 per cent discount they are wonderful buying.—R. ROUE, Chief Southland Stockists, 193 Spey Street Phone 886. CLIFDEN *super fine Carbonate of Lime—ask for our quotation. The Clifden Lime Co., Ltd., Invercargill Phone 25.
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Southland Times, Issue 22489, 25 January 1935, Page 4
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