WINTON SPECIALS There are no “short cuts” in SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS. HONESTY, VALUE, AND SERVICE HAVE NOT LOST THEIR MEANING. “SHOP IN WINTON.” “rpHE Squatter’s Daughter.” Aus_ 1 tralia’s proudest screen achievement, with Jocelyn Howarth. Grant Lyndsay and Fred Macdonald heading a huge cast. THEATRE ROYAL, TONIGHT. (Recommended for Universal Exhibition). BERRI Oranges, 4 5 6 7 8 for 1/-. For cheaper oranges shop at ARTHUR WATSON’S, Winton’s Big Fruit Shop. 4 FIRS'! GRADE OHAI COAL 13/A per ton cash Ask >ur quote for >ther cheaper grades Linton Coal also stocked. J MURPHY Phone 140 Win'on F«R94 FREE —Felt Hat or Neglige Shirt with your New Suit or Overcoat 65/- or over. “Sale Time” at COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. I am selling a Ford 5 Seater Touring Car at auction on Saturday 20th next at 2 p.m The highest bidder gets it.—J. LILICO j 6 ABfilTSKtNb Crutchings 1 allow ■J. etc. Out prices cannot be oeaien. .isign to GUT LICK’S Winton Cash overs 6 commission Phonr V f,.27 A few sizes left in Girl’s Navy Blazers, with Red cord edging at 8 11 while they last-GILMOUR’S, Phone 21. HEART-warming romance, teeming with action against the colourful background of Australia’s great wool industry “The Squatter 1 ': Daughter,” THEATRE ROYAL, TO-NIGHT. !)ATNA Rice, the world’s best. 3d lb: 1 Sago 3d. Tapioca 3d lb. Wheatbix. with Marmite iree 7d, loz Marmite with Wheatbix tree. l/11. Preserved Raspberries 1/- tin. Preserved Oranges lOd GRIMWOOD & CO MOSSBANK COAK-For good coal and a fair deal, come to ARTHUR WATSON’S Price 17/- and 20/- for half ton A Big Clearance of Winter Millinery at “Sale Prices,” 4/11, 5/11. 6/11, 7'll and what a selection.—‘COOPEß’S, Drapers. Winton. T-’’EEP yout Grip on Health Perhaps 1\ that heavy dull lassitude is due to liver trouble Walker's Little Liver Pills quickly restore health and vitality. Price 1'- T WALKER. Chemist Optician. Winton KIENCING Requisites: Donald Wire U Stra’ iers. 20'-; Hayes Chain Grab Wire Strainer. 29'6; Haves Permanent Wire Strainers 15/- doz.; Fencing Pliers, black bull pattern 7/6 each. Barb Wire Nettings, Staples, etc. —WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO Q | A Clients favoured me with their Zu 1 v consignments in my lasi sale and not one of them has a kick coming. -J LILICO /GLORIOUSLY revealing the real AusII tralia of to-day its wonderful cities and its vas* outbacks. "rhe Souatter’s Daughter appearing al the THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT is all that it is acclaimed—a world picture. HEAVY BOOTS Of All Descriptions. FARMERS ! Take your pick from the BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN SOUTHLAND O’BRIEN’S BOOTS From 17/6. O’BRIEN’S East India Kip BOOT, strong military back - - - 32/6. (Specially recommended as an allround Farm Boot) Size 6’s and 10’s in MEN’S BEST BOOTS Worth from 35/- to 50/-, specially discounted at 15/- to 25/-. Canadian Gum Boots. Our Prices are still the best We still have some left at the following prices. MEN’S - - - 12/9 to 21/-. YOUTH’S -- - 9/6 and 11/6. CHILDREN’S - - 4/6 to 8/6. GOLOSHES. MEN’S 5/6. LADIES’ 3/11 Ask us to quote you for voui next OILSKIN OR LEGGINGS Service and Quality. M. J. GOODALL, Winton GOODALL BROS., Browns and Orawia. A Smart Tailor-made Overcoat for £5 15/- made from high-grade quality material in the latest fashionable shades, including browns greys and check effects You’ll look smarter if you let JAS LEDGERWOOD tailor your next overcoat or suit London and Continental experience Q 7 inch Matting in attractive colourZ I ings at 1/11 and 2/3 a yard during the SaIe.—GILMOUR’S. Phone 21 QAA PAIRS, just delivered, Men’s Zvv Double Front and Seat “Mentowear” Working Trousers, 8/6 Pair.— COOPER’S, Outfitters, Winton. GUM BOOTS—Canadian, Thigh 19/6 pair; Knee 13/6 and 16/6 pair; Ladies’ 9/6; Kiddies 4/3 and 5/3; Ankle 1/9 and 2/- Pair.—ARTHUR WATSON. (IARPET Sweepers; de luxe model, / 12/6 16in Steele frame Wringers, guaranteed 5 years 42/6; 8 pint Pearl Enamel Saucepans 4/9; 6pt, 4/6; 6pt Aluminium Kettle 3/9: 4pt 3/6 at GRIMWOOD & CO NEW GOLF BALLS 1/-. Splendid value Buy while they last— WALTER BRANDFORD. Winton Hardware Co MY last Wool Sale exceeded all expectations and 1 have every reason to believe that my next one will be every bit as good, if not better.—J. LILICO 8 MEN’S Tweed Overcoats; in Grey shades Sizes 3, 4 and 5. 40/- to 90/-. for less than half price during sale time at GILMOUR S Phone 21. NEW lines worth trying: Baker’s Malto for scones, etc, 1/- tin; Creamed Honey, 21b tins 1/6: Caley’s Drinking Chocolate, 1/- tin; Savoury Cheese 9d: Gregg’s Seajell. 5d pkt; Greggs Soups, 5d pkt; Vita-Brits, with one free. 7d pkt; at WRIGHT STEPHENSON & CO 1 111 " ' " ■■ INVERCARGILL—RIVERTON—GUMMIES BUSH SERVICE. LEAVES Times Office. Invercargill at 5 a.m.. arriving Riverton 6 a.m, Ermedale 7.30 a.m., Gummies Bush 8.30 aun. Trail's old mill 9 a.m. Wild Bush (Watson’s Rd.) 9.30 a.m, Riverton 10 a.m., depart for Invercargill 10.5 a.m. Parcels and a limited number of passengers carried. C. H, WRIGHT. Driver.
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Southland Times, Issue 25341, 20 July 1935, Page 9
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