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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17571, 23 June 1925, Page 3

Further Attraction: at .. .. .. “THE FARMERS” Winter SALE Never was cosy underwear more needed than it is now! Why be cold ? “The Farmers” low prices make buying easy for one and all. Most reliable tmkes for adults and children, all offered at remarkably low prices. Do not let the money-saving chance slip by. Cosy Underwear for old and young greatly reduced Ladies’ All-wool Combinations, “ Canterbury” brand, in W.S., L.S.— Usually *2 1/ Sale Price. 16 6 Ladies’ Ribbed Wool Vests, V.N., S.S., chemise length—Usually 4/6 5/6 Sale Price 3 6 Wool and Cotton Chemise Vests, V.N., S.S.— Usually 7/11 S/l 1 . . Sale Price 6/6 Grey Fleecy Lined Bloomers, in W.S. and O.S. Usually 4/6 4/11 Sale Price 2/11 Ladies’ Woven Wool and Cotton Drawers, in O.S. size only— Usually 14/9 Sale Price 12/6 Ladies’ Woven Wool Spencers, short and long sleeves, W.S. and O.S.— Usually 7/l 1 to 9/l I Sale Prices 6 9 to 8 6 Ladies’ Fancy Cream Flannelette Nightgowns, square necks, long sleeves— Usually 10/6 . . Sale Price 8 0 Children’s Heavy Navy Woollen Bloomers— Usually 3/11 to 6/1 I Sale Prices 3 3 to 3/11 Children’s Wool and Cotton Combinations, in long and short sleeves— Usually 8/11 to 12/6 Sale Price from 5/11 Children’s Heavy Woollen Jerseys, in Navy and Grey— Usually 8/11 . . Sale Price 4/11 Children’s Warm Woven Nightdresses, in wool and cotton, all sizes . . From 8/11 Children’s Ribbed Wool Vests, in short and long sleeves, sizes 1-2 . . From 2 6 5 per cent. Discount for Cash or on Monthly Accounts “The Farmers ?? /T\ Cashel Street Christchurch

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