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Southland Times, Issue 23548, 30 June 1938, Page 12

■FRIDAY Ist JULY - - Hundreds of Yards of Remnants in Dress Fabries Doors open 9 a.m. Manchester, Furnishing and as usual Fancy Departments. Come in Early for the Special Remnant Bargains! Shop in our Men’s Departments - sum - s - -25/— where the Bargains are all SZ'M’S’aS? “Genuine Challengers” ! , , IMPORTED ENGLISH COATS, 70 / Q Gns. Fnfflwll MEN’S'NAVY RAINCOATS 1 7/Q challenge Trice - - - - <*/ * . S with eh.’* limns: Dually “S 25 ONLY MEN’S TWEED OVERCOATS EQ/ft , _ Challenge Price ---- - - - - W/O SUMMER-WEIGHT JUMPERS. 4 Q/ g 21/6 Tn Clear at Note the sizes (3, 4,6, 7). Usually 75/-, 84/-. - Challenge Twee - -•- ’ W “ 1 To Clear Ti’TXTrni7r> TMJTTCCTNTr 1 rnwx’Q adw / Long and short sleeves, plain and fancy louts. All WINTER DRESSING GOWNS OE /_ sha^es . Were 15/6 to 33/6. O/E Challenge Price - -- -- -- - WW/ C/ D heavy' mSSIf ‘u-.w'S/sV”®® G ” A FEW ONLY JACKET SUITS AC / 20 ONLY “PETONE” MAKE SUITS EQ /g M- 4/ 4 < Challenge Price - -- -- -- - MW/ V 4to 3 gns B * Fawn and Grey Tweeds. Usually sgns. MEN’S OILY COATS QE cosy DMESSWG gowns. 91/R to A9/R ft /1 1 Challenge Price - - - - - ' • " * Challenge Price Zl/D **£/ Q/ | | All sizes. 20 only to be cleared. Ripple Cloth and Flannel; made with inset sleeve WHITE NEGLIGE SHIRTS /1 1 an<l roll collar - AU shades - Were 27/6 tQ 52/61 "9 /ft Challenge Price - -- -- -- - "f / II 7/ R 1 collar to match. Great value. Usually 6/11. ' « (ST MARGARET’S” WOQL BLOOMERS "* ** BOYS’ PYJAMAS A /II ft/Q Challenge Price - - ’ ’ 7/R 8/B Challenge Price - - - - "f / I I to U/ W All-wool Ribbed Knit. Saxe, Apple I/ U U/ W Reliable fast colours. Sizes 4to 10. Fawn, Navy and Grey. S.W. and O.S. Usually 10/b, Usually 5/6 to 6/11. 12/6. i MEN’S HEAVY WORKING SOCKS < / < 1 , Challenge Price -------- I/ I 3 ALL-WOOL COMBINATIONS C/ 1 1 R/11 Usually 2/6, 2/11 pair Challenge Price - -.- - «*/ I I »/ I « MEN’S SLIP-ONS 7 /Ct All-wool, W, size- Step-m style, Usually 12/6, 13/6. g Challenge Price - - - -- -- - I/ Q —, j j All-wool English make in Grey only. Usually INTERLOCK PYJAMAS R/ 1 1 12/6, 13/6, Challenge Price - - - - - ~ ~T J ~ MAIDS’ BED WORKING SHIRTS g* /Q Creme with coloured facings. Long sleeves. Usua y jackets Challenge Price -------- O/ O Challenge Q/ 11 Wy“u, O 8 r ‘u. Ch “ l ‘ 6 ' INTERLOCK NIGHTDRESSES. IQ/B ““ FANCY SLIP-ONS K/C SSeTIy M 'Ln 8 ’ 'high : jdlh collar, *“£«• ’“kJX Challenge Price - - - - - - - -w/ D lace trimmed. W. and O.S. Usually 14/6. 1/6. ' Good medium weight, English make. Usually 7/11. LEATHER MITTS A /ft “CANTERBURY” LOCKNIT KNICKERS 0/11 ________ wnnT eS™ wrist™ Ideal for the cyclist." Usually 5/6. S.W. and W, Usually 4/6. CARDIGANS ____ _ 4/11 The Biggest Bargains in Town are in our Fancy Section. assorted sizes. Us- I FRINGED SKIN GLOVES. “TREASURE” HOSE *) /*> “PRESTIGE” SILK OVER WOOL ually 6/11. Challenge Price - - C/11 Challenge Price - - - fa/ V HOSE . R/ I 1 . Nappa and Deerskin Un- O/ll Silk over Lisle. Usually 2/9. Challenge Pnce - -U/ • « lined Gloves. Usually 12/6, 15/6 Full-fashioned. AH ?izes, Usually P 8- FUR FABRIC GLOVES IH/R Challenge Price - - IU / D SKIN GLOVES. 19 / R ENGLISH LISLE HOSE 0/11 Leather Palm and large gauntlet, Challenge Price - - Ifr/ W Challenge Price - - fa/ 1 I fleece lined- Navy, Brown, Fawn Nappa and Suede Leather, fleeceFully fashioned- Usually 4/11. and Bottle, Usually 12/6. lined and fur-trimmed. Usually 17/6, A/ Z»**7 TAY ST INVERCARGI LI.

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