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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18413, 20 June 1925, Page 3

In spite of the crowds of busy bargain buyers that are flocking daily to "The Fanners" Sale, there are still bargains a-plenty for all comers. Each day brings forth something fresh, so you should make every day a shopping-day to score big savings. Radium Lace Flouncings, 36 inches wide. In Black, Ivory, Navy, Brown, Pink, Cardinal, Almond, Mole—Usual Prices M 4/11 5/11 Sale Pnce 3/11 Silk Torchon Laces, new designs, first quality. All widths— Usual Prices 6|d 8M 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/6 Sale Prices .. 4£d 6£d B|d IOJd 1/- 1/3 1/11 Real Hand-made China Laces and Insertions. Ito 2 inches wide. Good patterns— Usual Prices 1/3 to 2/6 Sale Price ll£d Silk Dres3 Net, 40 inches wide, in Grey, Rose, Mole, "White, Henna, Saxe—Usual Price „. 1/11 Sale Price 1/Fancy Millinery Ribbons, 1 to 3 inches wideUsual Prices 1/6 to 3/11 ~ Sale Price B£d Narrow Fancy Millinery Ribbons. I to finch wide. Usual Prices std to 1/3 *... Sale Price 3d Nightdress Tops, in ffifinceyette, or daintily embroidered— Usual Prices .„.. .. m tt 3/6 4/11 6/11 Sale Prices .. 2/11 3/11 5/11 Camisole Tops, in Torchon or Filet LaceUsual Prices 2/6 8/6 .. Sale Price 2/3 Woollen Scarves, large size, heavy quality, smart stripe effects—Usual Price t « „,-.. 19/11 Sale Price .. 9/11 Brush Wool Scarves, in Marl effects of Fawn, Greys, Heather, Saxe and Lemon— Usual Prices 9/11 8/6 .. .. Sale Price 7/8 Coloured Bordered HandkerchiefsUsual Price s*d each .. Sale Price 6 for 1/11 White H.S. Lawn "Handkerchief s Usual Prices 34d 4M s|d 6£d B£d Sale Prices .. 6 for 1/6 1/11 2/3 2/11 3/6 "Fan Veils," a fitting veil fitted with elastic; easily adjusted—Usual Price 1/- . • ..Sale Price 9d Black Sateen Aprons. Shaped skirt, finished with pocket and string—Usual Price iVS , .. 3/11 Sale Price 2/11 5% Discount for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. 11 mm HI k % IS M*P I Cashel Street

The Greatest Value ever offered in the history of Motor-Cars. The last word in Refinement and Comfort. You cannot appreciate the "Eight" until you have had a spin in one. PHONE US TO-DAY FOR A TEIAL RUN. HUPMOBILE, FIAT AND OVERLAND AGENTS. Hours: Week Days—Open till 11 p.m. Sundays—Open from 9 to n a,m.; 6 to 9 p.m. MECHANIC In ATTENDANCE ON HOLIDAYS.

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When Promotion Calls and you have to sell i When promotion calls you else r where, speedy and profitable disposal of your property often compensates " much for the pain of : parting with a home you've learned to love. And the unusually attractive appearance of a Pavnter and - Hamilton-built home mav often turn the scale in the vendor's favour. How houses we've built have 'materially added to the value of their owners' real estate and improvements ; how knotty problems of arrangement of rooms with means of readv ? cess to all; how the' frequent wastage of 25 per cent, of floor space is cleverly avoided—these, and other vital problems, are helpfully discussed in our free Booklet, " Modern , " Homes." If you're interested, mail the j *'*™'R2lS 1 L a»«. coupon for your free copy nO"A. J without obligation, please send rae " Modern ! Homes." Paynter & Hamilton Ltd. [ Natae Architect* and Builders ; , Tuam Street, Christchurch ! '. *