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Temuka Leader, Issue 5920, 11 October 1910, Page 3

Wc’rc The People For Household Goods] . ~ ,„.i Household' Goods are one of our strong points. those Goods “bread and butter - ’ lines upon which there is little or no nscon wpientlv the profit is pretty sdvall. Some traders tala; no notici of that’factor in marking goods, but we do. Precisely the same nr-g gument applies to such lines as Men’s Boots and Clothings—we show you some groat value in those linos. Now, we import all our Household Goods direct, thereby middlemen’s profits, a great saving to you. Better v ai‘c ' obtained than we offer you. 6We give a few prices herewith, on bettor plan is to come in and see the Goods for yourself. Is. In Each Pound Discount. t TOWELLING, White and Coloured, 7,U1, Bd, 9d, Old, 1/-. TOWELS, White a nd Coloured, 73d, 9d, 10Vd, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6, !/ 9 > 2 /' 2/6, 3/(5 each. TUCKED LAWN FOR PINAFORES, 1/0, 1/0, 1/H, 2/1 i. BISHOP’S LAWN, Sd, 10-id, 1/-, kA FLANNELETTES, 4-Jd, 5Vd, C.Jd, 7-Jd, 8?d, 9id, OOJd. FLANNELS, from IOJd to 2/3. DUSTERS (Checked and Nobfedd). Ed, 5d each (I/- and 4/ FORFAR AND DOWLAS, Odd, 7dd, Old, Ud, 1/', VH-d-PRINTS, Hugo Stock at Fine Prices. Patterns A Ptf ,ca *™* DRILLS (including Matron and Maid Stripes, 74 , A c , « 1/U, 1/3. w CALICOES—OUR OWN SPECIAL NUMBERS-Erom 4*d to h/-. LONG CLOTHS AND MADAiPOLLAMS, 6.U1 to !/-• Full Stock Of Fancy Linen, BLIND ROLLERS, Best Quality, 1/3 each, Complete. BLINDINGS, all Colours and Widths, from 2-linch to 'Finch. ART SERGE, 54 inches wide, in Green, also Red, 1/ . -/’• CURTAINS, 1/11, 2/6, 3/., 3/6, 3/11, 1/6, 5/-, C/-, /,/ ,/ > - 12/9, 14/9. CURTAIN MUSLINS, 1/-, Sd, 1/74, 1/11. J ART MUSLINS, Gid,)9Vd. 104 d, 1/-. > CUSHION COVERS 2/-, 2/3, 3/6. 1 TEA COSIES, 1/9, 2/3, 3/3, 2/11. TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS, 6/6, 7/6, 8/9, 10/6, IA I /’> 1 PILLOWS, 73d, 10 id, 1/-, 1/3, 2/3 each. J •PILLOW COTTON, CIRCULAR, 1/- yard. , WILTS. H.C., 4/11. 5/11, -7/U ; MIWCEU.i, 4/11, 6/3. 1/6. S/6, »I>> to 23/6. £ SHEETINGS, Ui#eachcd, 1/-, , 8/3, 1/44, 1/6, 1/ ■ 9 ,& SHEETINGS, Bleached—i72incli, 1/-, 2/-; SOinch, /s, / > ’ TABLTNGS. White and Unbleached, 1/U, 1/6, V n > 2 /‘> 2//3 ’ 3//0 ’ IP L to 6/1 h. TICKING, 9d, 1/-, 1/9, 2/-, 2/9. ,j£ A. Cabitcs “The Corocr” ('. LASH LIE, Hamxoer.

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3KSK3KJ9KSI the Art of Tailoring $ I t > <> o IN BOTH GENTS’ SUITS AND LADIES’ COSTUMES, AND GUARANTEE TO GIVE TIIOTOUGH SATISFACTION. ... We have iust received a New Range of SPRING AND SUMMER& SUITINGS AND LADIES’ COSTUME CLOTHS in the Latest Color-* ings and Designs, p r INSPECTION INVITED. U J. P. CLIFF .& Co., Practical Tailors aid Costume takers, OPPOSITE VOLUNTEER HALL, GERALDINE.