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Southland Times, Issue 22896, 22 May 1936, Page 3

STYLISH ENGLISH CARDIGANS. CANTERBURY VESTS T. & Bo make a Grand Clearaway — 1 1 • Briarwood; W. and O.S. Special Value ZU/ U COMBINATIONS. ’■ triimrv WOLSEY BLOOMERS. “St Margaret” brand Cotton Combinations, with DClOie OlOCKiaKing * . / - Fine aU wool, with elastic at knee and waist; O.S. short sleeves and button fronts* W. 6/11, 08. 7/IL ° size only; in Green, Saxe, and Navy; 8/11. g >ll bpeciai value jj-j 6/11 COATINGS. MEN’S SHIRTS; neat Grey, Brown and Blue stripes R/1 1 ' Special Value Plain suede surfaces and faint cut striped with 2 Collars to match; all sizes; 7/11. Special Price / PADDED DRESSING GOWNS. CORSELETTES. shades Wger, MEN’S SCARVES; bold fancy checks, good lergh j /g W Q°/Tl Helio, 5 Wg to ft/g 36in ’ ™ 23/6 ’ 0/ I I FANCY TOP HOSE; sizes to fit boys up to 13 years; fine Black and Saxe. fcfc/U wfc/W all wool, in Fawn tonings; 2/11. Spoofed Price COLOURED LINEN; fadeless fine Linen; 36 inch; in Gold, F’“ an BOYS’ OVERCOATS; serviceable English Tweeds, in Grey Saxe. Nil, Rose and Lemon, for fancy work; 4/6. 3/9 I ' and Brown mixtures, smart be| 3 d styles, for boys up 4 n /(* Special Price «/ n> tO 12 ’ 25/6 ‘ Aa va WC FINLAY’S SHEETING; 2 piMes plain linen finished Sheeting; BffSfitIBESSSIS P©3® jwmims nmj WINCEYETHSS; 38 mob, pWn Twffl «3/f Sr/ G Ono ot the newer M.fless. C„p« Suitable for badminton and winter Special Price per yard 1/~ b golf, also street wear, with Tweed O/Tl/7 71 /I T jt T'V I* 7 C* 7•. combined in a delightful fabric Suits; long sleeves; high polo necks Saturday, jUUI May LUSI DOy tor Cash. DLIpS. in soft wool; shades of Spindle Blue( Creamj Pink) Honeydew, Berry, Saxe, Kenya Red, Natural, .a Wheat Gold, bs m lioMsoH S Beattie, m w«l a FOR VARIETY : STYLE : QUALITY : VALUE. <B*

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B.L.P. AT OPENING OF SHOOTING SEASON On May Ist every year in New Zealand, hundreds of enthusiasts hopefully await the dawn. The cold, blustering sou’-wester is good for shooting, hut not too good for the constitution. That is why at every opening for many, many years, Baxter’s Lung Preserver has been in most sportsmens kits. Whenever and wherever colds are to be fought, “Baxter’s” is found well to the fore. At the first sign of troubletake care—take “Baxter’s.” Hoarseness, tightness of breath, raw throat and inflamed bronchial tubes are quickly relieved by the warming, soothing penetrating effects of the 70-year old remedy. And don’t forget that “Baxters has unique tonic properties that accelerate recovery. There are sizes to suit all. 1/6, 2/6, and extra large family size. 4/6. At all chemists and stores.—Advt.

A sign of the times, prices of all classes of goods are going up, and the Fur Trade in particular has seen some substantial rises of late, so now is the time to procure your requirements in Fur Coats, Stoles, etc., as we bought big stocks of skins before the rise Our prices are the lowest in the trade for the quality offered, be wise, buy now from the Mutual Fur Co., Kelvin street (Advt.)