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Southland Times, Issue 25342, 22 July 1935, Page 3

1 r IM wh 1 B 1 Rf Sr w| jll JI wfl y a w iilb I COATS. Balance ot LADIES CARDIGANS AND Tailored Tweed and Fur Collar JUMPERS. Were 15/6 up to IsW ’ . IW|- Wj Coats, £3/15/- to 4 Guinea 29/6. ---- A / 1 1 1 E/£ ilia ‘ bbl <^ua^t * cs ‘ 29/6 Sale Price W 11 ItJ/v [ m"" °- S - Black Woven WOOLLEN LADIES’ GOLP JACKETS. FROCKS. -- 4r /£ 4Q/C Waterproof & wind- 9E./E HSml* ~ xjrSsffil Clearing xv/U Tti?/V resisting. Sale Price «Jv/U , : CHILDREN ’ S PYJAMAS. LADIES’ full fashioned Various colours. All sizes. SILK HOSE. Bsst --9 /1 j S® WS Strong Winccyctte. 9/11 shades. Sale Price «>/ 11 kS MBS v aSBJwE Sale Price 4>/ 1 1 Iv/il H BOYS’ SILK & WOOL SUITS ‘RUBY RING’ Full Fashioned lU IE3 Square Neck. Shades Green, Heavy PURE SILK HOSE. M Fawn and Pink. - - - - PHI Good shades. 0/11 ,-y. Were 12/6. Sale Price J/ 1 I Were 13/6. Sale Price «>/ 11 Kj ■t ' ' vsil LADIES’ SKIRTS— MILLINERY. 35 Readv-to- ■: ■■■■m'i;- 0/11 To 97/C Wcar Fclts - 9/11 pS Sale Prices/ 11 Zj s / Clearing <->/ 11 M WmE’ Bea Hi Assorted GLASS CLOTHS. SO inch WHITE TWILL M KlNjMmrafeffiW ••■sigid Coloured Checks. Were 1/3 cc SHEETING. Super grade, M /j';- 1/9 each. - - Q FOR 9/11 Was 3/11. 9/11 Clearing £/ 11 Sale Price L*! 11 Ka EVENING SILKS. 36 inch. 36 inch British TAFFETA. '''.j ’ Good quality Evening Silk Plain shades, also Shot effects, i/j Mg i r rcpes - I y. ory ’ ? rca »,’ also Self Broche, Ivory Cream, Lemon, Cascade Blue, Soft , / r>> ‘ T IwH Pin ‘’> Apricot, Marina, Red Parchment, Pink, Blue, Lemon, KMTEI ■jE and Jubitec Blue. ---- -a /p Orange and Green. 9/11 JME Sale Price I/v Were 5/11. Sale Price 1 1 ; Colour Blue and Oddments in FABRIC GLOVES pN [RTS, with Collar PD &1 / Ms XI / 1 1 Sale Price 0 1/ ‘ gW Sale Price 11 Pull-on Dark Brown SUEDE n KID & SUEDE GLOVES. White Stitching. -9/11 /f/ff Usually 10/11 pair.-- 7/I 1 ccJ/ 11 11 ' Salo Price 4/Il kiJks 3 pieces 47 inch MOLLETTOiK Winccyctte NIGHTDRESSES. ip-./U DRESSING GOWN CLOTH. Small Women’s only. 9/] 1 EB|| Ground Colours Fawn, Blue & Sale Price “/ 1 ’ /■' Rose. Were 2/11 yard. 1/11 Women’s & OS.S. Sale 3/11 Sale Price 1/11 54 inch CHECKED TWEED. g.-;| WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS. All Wool. Red-Fawn, Mustard- K'l Long sleeves. W. & O.S. r/ 1 1 Fawn. Was 9/11. --- Q/1 1 | Were 7/11. Sale Price □/ 11 Sale Price J/ 11 IP q THE SALE THAT MAINTAINS ITS INIMITABLE BARGAINS FROM START TO FINISH. THOMSON MEAT™ Ltd. Replenish and Refresh Your Linen Cupboard NOW!

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