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Waimate Daily Advertiser, Volume XXIV, 28 June 1926, Page 1

6 , j. Shackleton’s ipea t End-of-Season SALE IN NOW IN progress. progress. on all MW All Wool Tweed Skirt., were IOWOOM GOODS M X.i dnwe,., d.M; r S grown Fur Coat, Was -with co m£ rs were 45/-, L HOW £9 9/- NOW 15/6 and 21/-. NuW Wa/ Wool JumperSj rou nd necks, were ic k Beaver Coney Coat, was g 18 18/ NOW 5/11. NOW £l3 13/-. Cotton Crepe-de-Chene Frocks, with Velour Coat, fur trimmed, were 30/ . rfully lined, was £/ 10/- NOW 6/11. NUW to ■“/'• Cotton Marocains, in dark shades, |e Velour Coht, rolled fur co ai vo jj e c ollars, were 30/-. to trimmed cuff, was £9 17/6. NOW 6/11. NUW to 10/ • C]jeck Gingham Frocks, fast colours art Faney Tweed Coat, rust w<g , e Jade, clipped wool, trimmed NOW 6/11, nllar, cuffs and skirt, was Zephyr Frocks, plain tops and 510/-. check skirts, were 13/6. NOW £4 10/-. NOW 5/1/1. t Tweed Coat, pleated sides, Q ir j g , Flannel FrO eks in navy, grey, to collar, was £3 15/-. s i zes 30 an( j 33, were 16/6. NOW £2 15/-. NOW 5/6. ,1 Tweed Coats, were 50/-, lll w..iß~.T.«d W cX DRESS MATERIALS izes 36, 39, 42, 44, were 30/-. nun qil KB NOW 7/6. AND SILKS - ie All Wool Gaberdine Cos- 50 inch Brown Serge, usually 12/6, tames, in fawns, greys and SALE PRICE 3/11 yard, mys, were £6 10/-. ” 54 inch Dress Flannel, in brown NOW £3 10/-. and green, shades, usually 12/6, IS Wool Knitted Frocks, in SALE PRICE 5/11 yard, fawn and grev, were 27/6. 1 piece only dark grey Tweed, suitNOW 12/6. able for children’s coats, etc., es' Gaberdine Skirts, usually 11/6 yard. 4/11 each. SALE PRICE 4/11 yard.

l OUR BARGAINS ARE GENUINE TAKE ALL PAINS TO ACCURATELY REPRESENT OUR GOODS, of past favours we thank you and trust that we may receive your wage during this great bargain giving event. ’®iage paid any station in South Caterbury. Train fare paid my customer buying a fair parcel.

I BALLANTYNES OF TIMARU. J 3 THE LEADING HOUSE FOR HIGH GRADE FURS OF | EVERY DESCRIPTION. I COATS *«» NECKWEAR ™ E BEWEST STyLES | BALUHTVHES' fur department is under new manage- I W, and Miss Roberts, who has been appointed to the charge J itaeof, i s favourably known as a thoroughly expert Furrier of | experience. 1 Country residents frequently have collections of skins. Ballantynes have’ special facilities for making them into Coats, Rugs, Neckwear, etc., and they can be most effectively used for Trimiming Coats and Dresses in to-day’s approved styles. Strictly reasonable charges and prompt service assured. BALLANTYNES have just received their advance 1927. Fur g B/vLs, from Paris and London and garments can be copied or = 'ri'fiftl to suit Customers’ requirements. s BALLANTYNES TIMARU. a

“PEniAL TRUSTEES ESTATE & AGENCY CO., OF N.Z., LTD. Map ERT EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES UNDER WILLS.. L « .II YEAR S’ EXPERIENCE AT YOUR SERVICE. S R ABERNETHY, District Manager, Stafford St., TIMARU. ALGIE, Local Agent, Reserve Fund Is over £250,000.

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