Working Clothes for WORKING MEN at Prioe* far below Sole Prices SUITS Strong-wearing SAC SUITS ... ... ... 22/10/Other lines ... ... ... ... £2/19/6 £3/10/- £4/7/6 SPORTS SUITS in Gabardine ... ... • ... 35/Other lines in Tweed ... ... ... 57/6 and 65/Odd SAC COATS ... ... ... ... ... 27/6 35/SPORTS COAT, Gabardina ... ... ... ... 22/6 Othar lines in Tweed ... ... ... M . 35/- 42/6 TROUSERS In Gabardine and Tweods. caff bottom, hip pocket* 13/6 16 6 17 6 18/6 Saddle Tweeds ... ... ... ... ... 16/6 22/6 25/Strong Working Trousers ... ... ... 11/6 13/6 14/6 17/6 OVERALLS, ETC. Denim Overalls, in light and navy blue Denim Bib Overalls, in li"ht and navy blue Denim Coats in light and nary blue ... * Combinations in navy blue Painters’ Trousers and Jackets Mechanics’ Aprons ... ... ... .*• ... 8/11 911 10/6 8,11 136 16/11 18/9 6/11 and 7/11 2/3 3/3 CASH CLOTHING COY. 109 MANCHESTER ST.-- near Opera House
BUMNER ADVERTISEMENTS. SMITH’S WHITE STORES SUMNER sw-s s WITHOUT QUES i lON the BEST PLACE for— The best article The best assorted stock The best-bought stock The longest trade experience The utmost of courtesy The promptest despatch The minimum of mistakes In fact — The Stores House, Land and Estate Agency For you are the SW-S s Don’t Gamble Your Money Away on inferior Suits, believing they are cheaper. Get a REAL SUIT and prove the economy. 3». *3. KE-ATS Goat's Tailor, 129 ARMAGH ST. ’Phone 1375 SERVICE aATISFACTIOft The above are the principles forming the basis of our ever increasing Sales. SPECIAL SEASONABLE LINES INCLUDE:— Whites’ Famous Jellies lOd. pkt. 9/6 per doz. Good Quality Jellies—4d. pkt. 12 for 3/9 Spanish Muscatels 2/9 pkt. New Season’s Cooking Figs 1 per lb. New Season’s Dessert Figs—--1 4 per lb. Jars Veal and Ham—--2 *3 & 3 6 per jar 21b. tins Ox Tongues stin Sheep’s Tongues 1 Morton’s Tins Meat Paste 3d. Sr. 4d. tin New Season’s Strawberry Jam 1 S & 2/10 jar Fruit Salad 2 6 & 3 3 jar Clark’s French Plums 3 6 jar Desse4) Strawberries 3 / 6 tin Dessert Fruits 16 tin Sugar Peas 1 tin String Beans 1 2 tin Libby’s Potted Chicken 2 tin Libby’s Potted Hair* 1 '6 tin Peck’s Pastes 14 jar We Specialise in Niceties. SEND FOR LATEST PRICE LIST. Frank A. Cook Li | The Leading Grocers Colombo Street CUTLERY at the Cutlery Shop. Minson’? six for 7s 6d table knives have metal handles, fine stool and worth double. L. Munns ?:r.7rr.i* 141 MANCHESTER STREET For quick and expert service yen should visit our Saloon, which is fully equipped. Raxors ground and set at tbe shortest notice. f A TRAGEDY Averted An everyday occurence. Partial blindness averted by timely testing and correct glasses. ALEX. GRANT CONSULTING OPTICIAN CASHEL ST., Opp. Ballantynee Patent Prams, Pushchairs, Oats. YOU’LL SAVE the middleman's fisftl by buying from the sole iaventer sad manufacturer. Headquarters for pram rains. ERNEST J. LONGDIN Pram, Pushchair and Cot Patentee 143 HiGH STREET OPPOSITE ARMSTRONGS SEWING MACHINE HOSPITAL REMOVED From Truro Street to 73 HASTINGS STKEST, Sydenham
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16635, 18 January 1922, Page 5
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