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Distinctive Autumn Styles At “The Exhibition” THE NEWEST STYLE FEATURES ARE EXCITING MORE THAN ORDINARY INTEREST ON ACCOUNT OF QUALITY AND LOW PR Tr ES UUtvq FEATURED IN SUCH ATTRACTIVE ‘ GOODS ARE MARKED AT THE KEENEST OF PRICES AND THIS COUPLED WITH OUR EXTENSIVE RANGES SHOULD MAKE YOUR SHOPPING HERE A REAL PLEASURE THIS SEASON. THE W INTER COATS this season are lovely cosy garments made in all wool Tweeds, Checks, and Plains and Wool Coverts, Velours, and Friezes. The selection is endless in variety, colours, and in all sizes. The popular colours are Brown, Fawn, Sand, Puttv and several shades of Greys. The prices for TWEED COATS are from 84/- to 168/-, COVERT COATS are from 99/6 to 115/-, VELOUR COATS are from 126/-to 150/-, FRIEZE COATS are irom 168/- to 230/-. Neat little pleats are a feature while the collars are largo convertible and quite a point of attractiveness m the Coats. THE AV INTER COSTUMES come in well tailored models with plain I semi-fitting and semi Sack backs as well as the new belted favour- | ito. The cloths are Sdfrgos, Flannels, Tweeds, Gabardines and | Cloths, and almost every shade of any consequence is here —Braid and Buttons., form the chief adornment. The Coats are a trifle longer and the Skirts are longer and tighter than last season. The pi ices range from 84/- to 17 guineas, making price selection an easy matter. THE NEW FURS feature the famous Record Tie and the ExhibiCapo, both of which will be in great evidence this season. Red, 1* ox, Blade Fox, Black Wolf, Nat Wolf, Squirrel, Opossum, Hare and lorp Rabbit are the leading skins. The prices of the TIES range from 52/6 to £39 10s. Muffs range from 59/6 to £lO 10s. 10 COUNTRY CLIENTS.—Our Mail Order Department is at your § service with an experienced Draper at the head, who will sea' I that all your requirements are filled to the letter. We pay | postage. | Thomson & Beattie? Ltd The Quality House, TAY STREET, IN YE EC All GILL. ’Phone 130. P.O, Bo* 46, HOT WATEII In a few Minntcs. JF you have no hot water service in your home instal the—“EDINA” RAPID WATER HEATER. No complicated parts. Simply turn on cold water from tank or main, light a few chips in the fixe box, and Hot Scalding Water will flow in a few minutes. Invaluable for Domestic use or for heating water to scald and cleanse milk cans and ail dairy utensils. Attractive, compact, safe, simple. FURTHER PARTICULARS GLADLY SUPPLIED. A. & T. BURT, LTD., lay Street, INVERCARGILL. Autumn and Winter Goods now Showing Inspection cordially invited INVERCARGILL., mum ESW 1862GORE & WINDHAM.

Telephone 2477. Telegraphic Addiess, P. 0. Box 479. “ Trubros.” TURNEE BEOS 53 Lower Rattray Street, DUNEDIN. PASH BUYERS and Exporters of— Rabbitskins, SHEEPSKINS, WOOL, HIDES, CALFSKINS, TALLOW AND HORSEHAIR. Prices for Rabbitskins for March: AUTUMNS PRIME RACKS LIGHT RACKS SMALL HCd per ib. 94d per lb. 84d per lb. 52d per lb. TENDERS. r J I ENDERS are invited until noon of J Monday, 12th April, 1920, for the purchase of sections 8 andi 9, block IV, Jacob’s River Hundred., comprising 1-15 acres 0 roods 12 poles, with dwellings and outbuildings erected thereon! This handy farm is situated at Dummies Bush, within ml short distance of school, pest office, and the Aparima dairy factory. For further particulars apply— G. O. OASSELS, Riverton,

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Western Star, 6 April 1920, Page 3

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