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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18500, 22 February 1930, Page 20 (Supplement)

Final End of Lease Bargains WHITE BLANKETS, Pure WoolSingle Bed 26/6 Pair Double Bed 35/6 Pair MARCELLA QUILTS, Double Bed— Usually 37/6 Sale 29/6 U.B. HERRINGBONE SHEETING— Sale, 72in. 1/11; 80in. 2/3 PILLOW CASES, A Bargain, Good Quality— Sale 1/9 Per Pair LINEN FORFAR, for Tea Towels— Usually 1/6 Sale Price 1/- Y<L DAMASK CLOTH, Linen Mixture — Usually 2/11 Sale 2/3 BEACH WRAPS, All Fast Colours— Usually 11/6 Sale Price 6/11 PURE SILK FUJI, Limited Quantity— Usually 2/3 Sale Price 1/6 Yd. COLOURED FUJI SILK, Best Dyes— Usually 2/11 Sale Price 1/11 TUSSORE SILK 33in. Pure Silk— Usually 3/6 Sale Price 1/11 WHITE CHINESE SILK, 36in.— Usually 7/11 Sale Price 5/11 CREPE DE CHENE, Good Colours— Usually 5/11 Sale Price 2/11 CELLULAR JERSEY SILK, Ladderproof— Usually 7/11 Sale Price 3/11 PRINTED SILK, 36in. Wide— Usually 7/6 Sale Price 4/11 Yd. FINE CREAM SUITING SERGE, 56in. Priestley’s— Sale 10/6 Yd. NAVY SUITING SERGE for Gymnastic Suits— Sale 6/11 Yd. ALL WOOL TWEEDS, Newest for Coats— 12/6 Sale 7/11 Yard 56in. VELOUR CLOTHS, All Wool— Usually 15/6 Sale Price 9/11 BLACK CASHMERE, for Maids’ Dresses, Etc — Sale Price 1/11 Yard GREY WORSTED SUITING, 56in.— Usually 19/6 4/11 Yard STRIPED TRICOLENE, Fast Dyes— Usually 3/11 Sale Price 1/11 READY TO WEAR HATS, Newest Shapes— Bargain Price 4/11 HIGH SCHOOL PANAMAS Best Quality— Sale Price 9/11 GOOD SCHOOL PANAMAS— Usually 9/11 Sale 7/11 GIRLS’ NAVY VELOUR COATS. Fur Trimmed — Sale 29/6 to 57/6 NAVY GYMNASTIC FROCKS. Best Fine Serge— Sale 9/11 to 29/6 CREAM FUJI BLOOMERS. Pure Silk— Usually 4/11 Sale Price 3/11 SMART SPORTS COATS in Cream and Colours— Usually 3gns Sale 25/6 “PLATO’. HOSE. Ladderproof— Usually 5/6 Sale Price 2/11 Pair EL-TWISTEX HOSE. Lovely Quality— Usually 5/11 Sale Price 3/9 Pair SUNSHADES ( Smart Oriental— Usually 3/11 to 6/11 Sale from 2/6 FABRIC GLOVES, Elbow Length— Usually 4/11 Sale Price 1/6 ART SILK GLOVES. New Shades— Usually 5/6 to 7/6 Sale 3/11 to 5/11 BATHING BELTS, Fancy with Posy— Usually 1/9 Sale Price 1/VAL and TORCHON EDGINGS— Usually 4d to 8d Sale 2d to 6d Yd. amsay an Sale

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Successful housekeeping can only be accomplished by grasping the full significance of the words “NO RUBBING LAUNDRY HELP.” Further information from your grocer