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Star (Christchurch), Issue 19118, 10 July 1930, Page 15

urn asp to 8.3© p.m. AU-Wool Repps, Charmalaines, and Wool Charmalaines. In a choice variety of fashionable shades — Regular Prices 6/11 to 10/6 Now .. .. .. .. 3/11 yard Handsome Embroidered Shawls. With deep silk fringe. Black embroidered red or white, white embroidered red. Also in attractive plain colours — Regular Prices 29/6 to 39/6 Sale Price 18/6 / Crepe de Chine and Georgette Scarves. Newest shapes, beautiful colourings, in contrast shade effects; plain colours or with designs— Regular Prices esa 25/- 42/Sale Price 12/6 Men’s Shirts. Made from heavy Repp Cotton. In good, neat stripes. Excellent wearing garments— Regular Price .. 9/11 Sale Price 7/11 With collar to match Special Offer. 250 Ladies’ Woollen Jumpers and Cardigans— Regular Price »•• 39/6 Sale Price ... 21/21/ Typical Bargains from Mantle Department— Jumper Suits Usually 6Jgs Now 29/6 Ladies’ Cardigans Usually 49/6 Now 29/6 Ladies’ Raincoats Usually 49/6 Now 21/ Washing Doeskin Gloves. 12-button-length. English make, with pique sewn fingers. In Natural and WhiteRegular Price .. l. ~ ~ . 25/Sale Price 9/9 pair Special Line in Men’s Caps. Made by “Tress & C 0.,” London, these caps possess assured style and quality— Sizes 6s', 6f —Regular Prices 12/6 14/6 Sale Price .. .. 5/6 Girls’ All-Wool Cardigans. Colours: Rust, Cardinal, Navy, Beige, and RoseBeige, with smart contrasting borders. Regular Price L . ~ .. 23/6 Sale Price 12/6 Men’s Worsted Suits. Smart cut in to-day’s approved style. Fashionable shades of Fawn and Grey. Sizes 4,5, 6 only—Regular Price 115/Sale Price 84/Men’s Black Silk Socks. Superior finish, high-grade English make— Regular Prices 21/- to 26/6 pair Sale Price 10/6 pair / 12/6 84/' 10/e Striking Reductions in Fancy Linen Napery. Special interior, counter and window displays of items at Half and One-third usual prices. Ladies’ Model Felts and Velour Hats. In newest shapes and becoming colours, as now worn. All sizes— Regular Prices 63/- to 84/Sale Prices 15/6 to 21/As an instance of the Bargains available we quote an Evening Frock taken from our regular stock— Usually lOgns .. For 39/6 Handsome Indian Brass Tray, oblong shape with handles. Beautifully designed in emerald enamel. Size 18 x 12—Regular Price ~ ~ i._., .. 6gs Sale Price .. .. .. .. .. 3gs Special Offer in Ladies’ Tweed Coats. Smartly cut garments in the season’s favoured weaves — Regular Price £4 14/6 Sale Price 39/6 Men’s Winceyette Pyjamas. Made from Horrockses materials. AM sizes in attractive stripes— Regular Price L ._., t ._., 13/6 Sale Price 11/6 15/6 39/6 63/39/6 11/6 Superior Pure Linen Damask Cloths, with stripe line borders in Blue and GoldSize 54 x 54—Usually 12/6 18/6 Now 9/11 & 14/6 Size 63 x 63—Usually 17/6 25/- Now 12/6 & 21/Size 70 x 88—Usually 27/6 Now 19/6 DISCOUNT—I/- in £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts

Guaranteed Watch & Clock Repairs Only a highly-skilled Specialist should be entrusted with your valuable Watch or Clock Repairs. CARL MADSEN’S EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE. 10 years Head Watchmaker Gaydon & Sons, London, And 7 years at 'Pet.rsen’s, Ltd., Christchurch. Coni TTladAen ’Phone 36-811. 672 COLOMBO STREET (opp Reece’s). 'PHONE 33.405 FURNITURE THE BEST AT THE LOWEST PRICE Oak Bedroom Suites, 4 piece, irom £1 6/5/- ——■ All Work Guaranteed. —— It will pay you to visit The Hill Furnishing Co. 30 VALDHURST ROAD

Fire destroyed the wash-house at Llangwarran Farm, near Leeston. yesterday afternoon. The homestead was in danger, but the employees prevented the fire from spreading beyond the small building. Passengers arc wanted for Taxi 9 leaving for Sir J. G. Ward's funeral on Friday and Saturday mornings, and returning Monday and Tuesday. Fares £5 return. No Invercargill express Mondav morning. Book early. 'Phone 34-075 or 35-572, Gold Band Taxis. X

The Canterbury Progress League has spent an amount of £277 over an above its income for its year just ended. This iact was remarked by Mr UBufson, jun.. at the meeting ot the executive of the league last mgh.. - Burs on's suggestion that the leagues financial position in reference to the present year be referred to the standing Committee was adopted.