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Southland Times, Issue 22817, 17 February 1936, Page 3

NEXT WEEK IS THE LAST WEEK OF THOMSON & BEATTIE’S Make the Most o£ This Bargain Event. English jumpers; all col- - stock up with Quality ours; fine wool with long ana z Last* S Wcek’ 3/ r il 2/6 5/6 woven wool frocks. Manchester Goods ' Here’s a chance to secure Aut- . A w i cot COAT FROCKS; Navy, Saxe, umn warmth and smartness for during Last Week 01 bale New Red, Burgundy, Black/ a low cost; shades include Fawn, White Grey, Violet, Green and Green, Tango, Saxe, Royal Blue, Brown; S.W., W., few O.S. Marina and Plum; S.W., W. LINEN TEA TOWELS; a super Were 70/- to 4gns. Were 39/6. /£!* quality recommended for dryLast Week 25 /- Last Week IS3 / Q ' in Sl attractive coloured borders; / ■ Wf w full s j ze Were 1/6. SWAGGER SUITS; Diagonal Last Week |/3 each Woollens, Crepe Weaves, Basket Cloths; f and i length coats, DOUBLE WARP PILLOW in shades of Wine, Green, BALANCE OF “FIELDMAN’S” COTTON assures you of longer Fawn, s tone Wrkwifi MODEL COATS; Navys and wear; great value. Was 1/6. B/B Last W«k 27/6 B1 “k; ~ kabl " value; S.W., Last Week 1/2 IJ/b. Last wx Were 6gnSj 7gns _ ENGLISH COATS; smart, Last Week «gxxs and |£fl ns - EXCEPTIONAL VALUE .. . smgle . and double breasted W WHITE TOWELS, with triple coa , ts ’ ln ue .’ striped Red borders; two sizes, and Margaret Rose; sizes S.W. 20 x 40> 24 x4B Were 2 /6. ’ LM t ———— Last Week 1/11 pair ENGLISH SKIRTS; Fancy MATALASSE; the new matt Wcre 3/6- Last Weck 2/6 P r ' Tweeds, Diagonal Materials, surfaced Silk, in pretty evening Checks, etc in Blues, Greys, shades . Was 4/11> fl) /*| 4 5 ONLY GOOD SATEEN /ifl’ Last Week &/ I I DOWN QUILTS; relieved with 15/6,19/6. Last Week 9/11 Satin panels; Rose and Blue nmimsßnoinnanoußunK tonings; double bed. Were 52/6. Last Week Bargains in - Last Week 35/6 Underwear, men’s heavy striped w r m „ PYJAMAS; English Silk WINCEYETTE PYJAMAS; TOILL SHEETS; T. & Loeknit in Green and Sky only; ule. 'l' g “a! wide cut trousers, jumper tops. Last /•g «a SUII , Special Clearing Price 9/G II r j ur ‘ 54 inch x 5 yards. Was 9/6. EXTRA O.S. STRONG COT- Last Week J/Q pair TON VESTS; picot edge, sleeveless. Were 3/11. 72 inch x 5 yards. Was 12/9. Last Week 3/6 Last Week 9/11 ? a * r FINE “MINERVA” INTER- CI « •° £ alanCe w n/9 LOCK COTTON VESTS; Half Price Lines. so meh X 5 yards Was 13/9. sleeveless and short sleeves. Last 55 eek J, i/ ® P air Were 2/9. Last Week 2/3 ® # SILK LOCKNIT NIGHT- PILLOW CASES; a splendid DRESSES; three shades only Frocks, Coats, Suits, etc. hard wearing quality; full size. Pink, White and Nil; full . xnif r Qr.lz» Pvinnc Weie 3/6. Women’s size. 9/6 going at Half of Sale Prices Last Week 2/6 P air Thomm & Beattie Ltd. INVERCARGILL & GORE Astonishing Bargains £or Last Week o£ Sale

— FOR SALE — AT SACRIFICE PRICES Late Model Foreigia Gas's- Practically New - Small Mileage. OWNERS INTEND BUYING TheLatestMorris BECAUSE: (1) THE MORRIS CAN BE DRIVEN WITH SAFETY. The absolute control and the easy way the Morris can be manipulated in traffic or when parking makes it an admirable car for any member of the family to drive with safety. (2) THE PETROL CONSUMPTION IS LOW. This is well known. Ask the owner of the latest Morris. He will tell you about its low running costs and trouble free driving. (3) NO SKIDDING IN LOOSE GRAVEL. Hie low centre of gravity together with the special mounting of shock absorbers to suit our road conditions have made the latest Morris a revelation to drive. (4) MORRIS CARS HAVE LOW DEPRECIATION. The solid construction, latest of designs, the very latest fittings, the hydraulic jacks on all 4 wheels and hydraulic brakes, etc., place the latest Morris ‘ on top for lowest depreciation. MORRIS siow LEADS ‘ BE SURE AND HAVE A DEMONSTRATION WATTS & GRIEVE, LTD. ESK STREET. ’PHONE 385. MORRIS DISTRIBUTORS FOR SOUTHLAND.

BONNINGWS /f MIRISH / Jmoss soo+ he +he Mgl® // throat Stop that Night Cough ’on HKf bonn,mctons TILAMETHROWERS! Amazing new F machine for burning off Gorse Clearing Ditches and destroying all types of noxious growth. Farmers inspect at WRIGHT. STEPHENSON & CO., LTD.