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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20171, 25 February 1931, Page 9

> v.'?" " % r.\> MZ ■ \. . EXPANSION Sale Starts Q a'pliwlt TO-DAY v " vIMVDL; Paton's Super Scotch Fingering In all shades.—. T T-i.fi Usually 1/1 skein. SALE PRICE Jk JL 2 U Cream Knitting Silk*— 4oz. Hanks. Good Quality.— , Usually 2/6 hank. SALE PRICE "BOURJOIS' 3d Boorjois Qld English LAVENDER SOAP.— Usually 6d cake— SALE PRICE YARDLEIT*S BATH SOAP YARDLEY'S BATH SOAP. - Large Tablet Assorted Perfumes.— Usually 1/6 SALE PRICE, 9d cake., :n*s Tweed Overcoats MEN'S GREY TWEED OVER- , Semi-fitting or Raglan Size* 3 to 5.CORD TROUSERS. "of good, strong lue m ihe trade.-4- * 4 W' -* SALE PRICE Iti: cct'i •in' * 4 >J To meet the ever - increasing demand for ARMSTRONGS wonderful Low Prices we find it necessary to add a large area of floor space to our Victoria Square Store. The Builders are on the job pulling down the walls~-*We are STILL LOWERING THE PRICES Ladies* UNDERCLOTHING M m Men's and Boys' MERCERY MEN'S DARK WORKING SHIRTS. All sizes.—Usually 6/6 SALE PRICE MATRONS' FULL-FITTING FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS. / jfc Short Sleeves.—Usually 3/11 # .. .. .. SALE PRICE 2/9 COMBINATION ODDMENTS. All styles* including Opera < Tops and Short Sleeves. Usually 8/11 11/6 - •» . w SALE PRICE . , Extra Long CHEMISE VESTS, in White Cotton. 42 And ,44 * ins. long. Exceptional Value. Usually 2/3: SALE PRICE J Clearance of special line in Long Hipped'CORSETS a , / «r m Sizes 25 to 30ins. Usually 6/11 ' SALE PRICE jJ/dIX Women's Coloured Silk and Cotton Worefe BLOOMERS. Good shape. Usually I/l 1 , ' SALEPRICE CORSELETTES, with Undeibdt. ■ Sizes 32 to 36ins. Usually 4/9 ; SALE PRICE COATS COATS, m Coloured Linene. Trimmed contrast Collar and Cuffs and Belt, and smart Patch Pockets. Shades: Surf Green; Rose. Navy, Scarlet and Reseda^—Usually 29/6 ' SALE ENGLISH SILK €OArS^hf JESH «? d Cuffs. Shades; Bottle Green. Usually 4 gns. MEN'S.NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Reinforced ftecks. New designs. Usually 4/11 SALE PRICE 2^s^" MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Singlets and Underpants.—Usually 2/11, SALE PRICE my I . per garment MEN'S FANCY SOX. Art Silk anii Cotton. Usually 2/II , SALE PRICE each Boys* Mercery BOYS' TWEED CAPS. Usually 2/II SALE PRICE each */» BOYS' NEGLIGE SHIRTS, with Collar to match.—Usually 5/11 SALE PRK LADIES' OVERALLS MAGYAR OVERALL, in Dambr Horal Fkbrid short : Sleeves. Attractive colours and all sizes.' Usually 5/11 SALE PRICE ~ BLOUSES and JUMPERS iUVISKA AND FUJI SILK BLOUSES AMD JUMPERS... Plain and Striped.— ■ '* HOSEanfl GLOVES SUPER RAYON SILK HOSE. "CourtauldV'.bart make. Pitied on fine needles;' Double sole",' wide / double * ' Lisle, suspender tops. Well' shiped and durable— ' Usually 3/6 .1 .. ! SALE PRICE pair J*if} \ First Choke Two Dome ,KAPPA,GLOVES. New Brtwn ; ; 1 ■ v Usually 10/11 • •PF/ jl SALE PRICE pair £/9 GIRLS* GYM. HOSE GIRLS' SUPER BOTANY WOOL GYM. HOSE. Spliced * knees. Sizes 3 to 6.—Usually 3/- to 4/6 SALE PRICE J/4 t© 2/10 Stile ,& Wool 4 SOX SOX. Art SilkUnd.Woo!; also-Woof Mixtures. - Fancy striped tops. Sizes 2 to 6,U«uallyl/Hto2/6 SALE PRICE 1 /** & CMldrcn's S HALF SOX. Art Sil 1?/u COATS GIRLS' SUMMER COATS. * Excellent choice: New styles. Collar with He fronts. Embroidered coloured Silk. In Peach, Saxe, Beige, Almond. Sizes 20 to 30. k Usually 17/6 to 25/- ..' '.. par, ' SALE PRICE £_] OF FLOOR SPACE FILLED TO THE LIMIT WITHT 5/ I'll SILK GOATS Corded Silk. PS*T«ck Collar areen. Nigger axtd Cocoa.— IS/i M ■)> w rom. Adaptable Pique.—Usually 39/6 SALE ?oh!y de de and il 2 Straws. til Usually 29/6 to 39/6- 3A&iPltlC : ' rj ' '' * ,T . ns, 'fori h .ft*:- Mi ,-tf 'MirnMi small mm OeaUeWiMiW ran PLAIN NWON. 20'«ood Blatck jor Strefet or Evening V '.V- SALEPRICE 854k& CREPE ROMANCE. AND CREPE ELITE. Uncrushable. In smart designs and; colouring Frocks and Junipers.—Usually 3/11 and 4/H5 " - 1 WSUI k 1 '* ) ' ' fj- 1 DOMESTIC ;Cf best coloum BUNGALOW cwrm Biscuit and GolA-Us LphnLMMM

What is claimed to be a record for Southland in fat lamb producing has been brought to notice with the killing of a particularly fine line of fat lambs at the Ocean Beach works last week. From a flock of 1000 ewes, bred on the property of Mr William Ford, of Otautau, 1007.fat lambs were drafted. When the unfavourable season. is taken into consideration, it is highly creditable that over 100 per cent, lambs were obtained. It .is doubtful if this record will be lowered for a long time. i

The remarkable case of recovery atnong the ruins of Napier of a dental plate that had been buried m the debris of fallen buildings can be matched by a similar instance that r.ccurred' on the Takapqna beach, says the '' Npw, Zealand Herald." Some months ago a bather lost his artificial teeth when bathing off the end of St. Leonards toad; and: gave them up for lost. Two months afterwards some employee! of the Borough Council.} whxlo digging a trench, through the sand foi the laying of the outfall of the drainage, works, came across, the plate,-a conple of feet below the surface, and half a mile from the' place where it hdd been dropped. It was returned, undamaged to ' the owner* ((

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