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Wairarapa Daily Times, 21 June 1930, Page 6

Great Continues at C. Smith’s. Already our Great Winter Sale promises to be a record. The crowds which thronged our Store on the opening day still continue in search of bargains they never fail to find. Now is the opportunity no smart woman or thrifty housewife can afford to miss. Here are a few of the hundreds of outstanding bargains which must be grasped quickly. Don’t be among the disappointed—come now. UNDERWEAR BARGAINS. SILK DRESSING JACKETS, tastefully embroidered. Only a limited number left. Usually 39/6. NOW 10/6. LADIES’ iSILK AND WOOL VESTS, short sleeves, fine quality. S.W. and W. sizes only. Usually 8/6. NOW 4/3. AND OTHER VALUES. LADIES’ FABRIC GLOVES, remains of the season’s stocks. All reduced to 1/- pair, regardless of original cost.. LADIES’ KAYSER HOSE, all silk, in black only, at 5/11 pair. LADIES’ PHOENIX HOSE, pure silk, full fashioned. Odd shades only, at 3/6 pair. LADIES’ CASHMERE HOSE, good wearing qualities, in a large as-' sortment of shades, at 2/6 pair. LADIES’ UMBRELLAS, smart new shapes and latest handles. All reduced. From 4/6 Pair. SMART SUPER-GOAT FUR COLLAR AND CUFF SETS, featuring the newest styles. Shades of Grey, Beige, and Martin. Reduced from 29/6 to 25/6. PROM THE DRESS DEPARTMENT. 27in. KAIAPOI DRESS FLANNEL, beautiful, soft material, fine finish, in a full range of shades. 1/11 yard. 36in. JERSEY CHENILLE, in self stripes and plain colours. Ideal for jumper suits. 2/11 yard. The People’s Store, QUEEN STREET MASTERTON

& a 1\ ITT I THAT FITS iTiHE SHIRT m ASK FOE MAZON SUPER SHIRTS AT YOUR LOCAL MERCERS.

ARE YOUR EYES COMFORTABLE? TF your eyes are not comfortable—if A you feel the slightest strain —if you suffer from headaches —then call and see us. By consulting Morrison and Gilberd for professional advice, at the first indication of- trouble, you are assured of expert attention -which will help to preserve your GOOD eyesight indefinitely. We will prescribe glasses only if you actually require them. MORRISON & GILBERD, LTD.. OPTICIANS, 70 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. (Established 1892.)

FOR SALE AT RUSSELL’S. (Next to Regent Theatre.) rpwO BANJOS, 2 Ukuleles, 2 Violins, ■*" 2 Mandolins, and other Musical Instruments; Singer Drop-head Machine, one Hand Machine and one Wertheim Machine; new Single White All Wool Blankets, 20/- pair; Gent’s Bicycle, as good as new, cost £lO, my price £6/10/-; also Rugby Bicycle, £4/10/-; five other Gents’ Bicycles, from 30/- each; also Girl’s Strong Bicycle, 40/-; all in good order. 14-gallon Methven Copper and Frame, as good as new; several new and s h Solid Leather Suitcases, from 35/each (new); Ford Spare Rim, Tyre. Tube and Bracket.-for Model T Ford Car, price 30/-: Hip Gumboots, 20/pair; 3-piece Shavelle Bedrooni Suite, price. £l2/10/-; Glass-fronted Dresser, Massive Carved Mirror Sideboard, and other goods too numerous to mention. ROBT. RUSSELL, GENERAL DEALER.