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Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 14154, 3 August 1916, Page 6

s Owing to heavy trading thjs Season we've accumulated a heap " of remnants of every description. ' 1,, ~% As we take stock shortly we just have to quit all these lemnants— no matter what the sacrifice. . , ~ ■; To effect these clearances, we're holding a Big iemnant Sals for 10 days only. This will be a big money-saving 'event for you. The prices of v all remnants have been hacked down—in many cases away under cost. Eemnants of Dress Goods, Velveteens, Bilks, Flannels, Flannel- .;■■- ettes, Sheetings, Calicoes, Embroideries, etc., will be FlfctED • OUT. ; ' . ' If you want to save money, bustle to this big Remnant Sale < s early. As far as we're concerned there's nothing half-hearted about this event—ALL REMNANTS HAVE TO GO, and that's all there is about it. * ' » < .■ • , *j*gjrt*^ Clothing. & Drapery Go, § 'Forjlgn_ and Boys I Comforts that will make you welcome IHHel c om BnaP--'That -will'make you I throw out your chest and talk about | the fine bracing weather. That will § make you feel like being out and about! I and make work a pleasure. § . mmEEWEm . I I MosgieJ, Kaiapoi, Roslyn-well known || "Colonial makes—in Underpants and I ~ • Singlets- 6/-, 6/6, 7/6, 8/6, 9/6. I 8" Natural Wool Singlets and Underi Pants; 3/11, 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. We stock I the famous Wolsey Underwear in ail i weights. I GLOVES W3 have a most varied stock of Winter Gloves-in fleece-lined and uniined—in Cape, Dogskin, Doeskin and Reindeer; 5/6, 6/6, 7-/6, 9/6. E/lotor Gauntlet Gloves; 14 6, 19/6, 27/6, 35/-. ' ' • " " ' v ' Er.sU€o!cr.i&lv k c!ghts,RibbedandPlain; I -1-/6,1/3, 2/-, 2/6. ■ - 1 Black and Fancy Cashmere in Wolsey and I I Jason makes; 1/6, 2/-, 2/6. §| r. \~^zpr<^ ~; .-; New liaiaid I FP7^s7^ Slothing I J j^^ 'J: t: -; '"' . Factory. J! fci'Jr^.N' • -.■' Trafalgar Street • v 1 Watoh- for Hard ' - v Active'''Service, k - ■ /n*e LIC. Military Watch, £5. • JjJ&ill • ln order to sfand the strain at " the gSSSSSS^-- front," this Watcfc-like a soldier-has vg^ccs^nu^Sk, been tested and -passed as FIT. It j^^^^^^^^S v"'iil kfee P aecari-te*t3ine in the trenches— M&s s' O^w"^ D '"-^%\ under any condition:-:, in all weathers, llßfa \ THE FINEST SOLDIEE'S WATCH Br . N^T^l|^^ " OBTAINABLE. T"e ls-3eweUe'd Lever-Movement is of remarkable quality. Luminous Hands « and Dial Dust and damp proof. 1- $&%i ■ ■' &IVE YOUB SOLDIEE JfilBND I * »S§! THIS SUPERB MILITARY WATCH 1 A WATCH T0 BE pKOUD OP ! "."■l* 109 T!?OT lA.t.r.aT^ $n?T-r?~