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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18063, 9 March 1923, Page 6

BIG END OF SUIiIB CLEARING SALE NOW ON AT . McClellands The whole of the large well-bought stock is being thrown into the price melting pot to effect a speedy clearance, and for the sale period, the prices ruling will astonish the happy purchasers. Here are some indicative prices taken promiscuously from the departments’ markings. RAINCOATS— Great value and latest styles: 75/- to 35/-, £5/7/6 to 50/-, £5/15 to 65/-TAILOR-CUT SUITS— Well finished, correct cut and long service. These suits are well known to the S.C. public. £5/10 to £4/10, £6/6 to £5/5.* TROUSERS— For fit, style, comfort and service, best value in town. Gaberdine 35/to 17/6, Tweed 25/- to 21/-, English Saddle 21/- to 18/6, Grey Flannel 42/-to 21/SPORTS COATS— The latest creation for comfort. Great value . and real suit savers. 37/6 to 29/6, 55/-. to 32/6, 70/- to 45/MACKSNTOSHS (Three Only) Must go, hence great reduction, . 65/- to 30/1 HOODITE MOTOR COAT— Big Value, 75/- to 67/6. MOTOR CYCLIST COATS— Real Bargains, 40/- to 30/MOTOR OVERALL TROUSERS— -28/6 to 21/HATS— For the season, 30/- to 12/6. 42/- to 17/6.

CAPS— A Special line to clear, 7/6 to 3/6. SHIRTS— The latest. Some exclusive patterns; all good value and correct cut. Neglige 11/6 to 7/6, 14/6 to 10/6 Working 11/6 to 8/6, 12/6 to 9/6 UNDERWEAR— Good English Nnshrinkable.' For comfort and ease, 10/6 to 8/6. Colonial all-wool Singlets and Pants from 8/6. Flannel Undershirts, 8/6 to 7/6, 10/6 to 9/6. TIES— ’ In all shades and designs. Our selection of ties has a New Zealand reputation. 3/6 to 2/6, 4/6 to 3/6, 5/6 to 4/6. . SOX— All wool Sox, Big Value, from 1/6 pair. Better line, 2 pairs for 4/9 Special Values in our Made-to-Order Suits—prices from £5/17/6. s. g. McClelland, CLOTHIER & MERCER, STAFFORD STREET, (Three Doors from Church St.)

CIFNTLFMEN* MAY AS WELL MENTION AGAIN :V,a that Thomson’s Arm invested fully ah extra £IOOO this month in ■ Dominion Wool Products, notably Underwear, Hosiery, and other Woollens to avoid a 15 per cent, or 3s in £ advance. These good 3so long as they cost go out at LOWEST BASIS on INVOICE COST. This means a saving of 2/- or more on Combinations; 1/- to 2/- on Lambs-wool and No. 80, 85, 87 Under-Vests and other, 3d to 6d on a pair of sox.. Not very much, but these items mount up, especially if half dozen or more in family. 73 Grey All-Wool Sox 1/8; others 1/11 to 3/3. Imitation Cashmere —Tan, Black 9d or 2 for 1/6. / UNDERWEAR OP THE'BEST. Roslyn, Ashburton, Kaiapoi, Mosgiel. 260 pairs Tweed Trousers —Saddle 18/11, 21/6, 22/6; fine weight and special, 37/6 to-day. THE SUITINGS ARE DELIGHTFUL. •Pretty Invisible Checks, Indigo Fine Serges, Choice Worsteds, and Farmer-like Tweeds, made on premises, £6/6 to £9/9. A Line of All-Wool Donegals £5/19/6 Linings and Construction so good nothing to prevent them doing five years for best. I Big shipment Palma Nap Trousers 9/11; size 8, 10/6. Gouna Denim I 7/6; 8, 7/11. Denim Coats 8/11. I Grey Denims 7/11. D. Front j Denims 9/3. Combinations 14/6. QAPS AND HATS REALLY GOOD. That 27/6 of ours as good as a Stetson to look at—bought them very well. Others 10/6, 19/6, 21/6, 22/6, but that 27/6 bound-edge smartest have seen a long time. The SHIRTS coming round now —■ Working 5/11, 6/11, 7/6, S/6. Dress, nice stripes, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 9/6. White Tennis 7/11 to 9/11. Union and S.S.S. Allwool, all from the factory. THOMSON’S GENT’S SIDE.

Do you like Heinz Foods? PEANUT BUTTER SPAGHETTI APPLE BUTTER OLIVES, ETC. And those HUSBAND-BEATERS — Best Bread in Tlmaru. HOME-MADE HOME-MADE PICKLES This SAUCES PICKLES Season’s SAUCES BRAWN. PRESSED BEEP. COOKED HAM. POULTRY. Leave your order with us for Poultry for the week-end. Choice Variety STAFFORD Celebrated CAKES, PIKELETS AND GEMS fresh daily. HOME-MADE DEPOT, STAFFORD BUILDINGS. MRS JENKINS < Proprietress). PHONE 1077,