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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXIV, Issue 4249, 23 February 1921, Page 2

Genuine ■ -|| mine H I 50$ t)er dozen W&tfm Railage Extra. |lj^|lfl9 Bishop * £o< HH THE ;;. ..V 6ffc«mere dJuaritatt. With which is incorporated The Ellesmere Chronicle./ Tublished at Leeston, Canterbury, N.Z WEDNESDAY, FEB. 23, 1921. "

It appears that the H.C.f i. has at last come a"crash and the progressive firm of Woods Bros are doing their utmost to push it further down. As this firm can buy as cheaply as any other firm, cil.v or country, do not be misled _jif' statements issued, we believe', wj_ieompetitors, but judge for your*« selves by the quality and prices of our goods. 52 There are sturdy folk in South Westland. A man of 60 years of age who had twenty teeth pulled by a compassionate dentist on a walking tour, thereafter sang two - songs and gave a recitation, while, the heroine of another wayside ex- . traction, who was in the midst of baking, nursed her baby while'iho tooth was drawn, and then insisted on handing round afternoon tea to the coach party. Chapman's sale starts to-day. Millinery at less than half prices: Trimmed hats 15s 6d, now 6s lld, 24s Gdnow 10s' 6d, 23s 6d now lis 6d, 21s 6d now 8s 6d, 12s 9d now 5s 9d, 32s 6d now 14s 6d, 19s 6d now 8s lld and dozens of others. Panamas 57s 6d now 32s 6d, 67s 6d now 32s 6d,.42s 6d now 18s 6d, 45s now 19s 6d, 25s 6d now 12s 6d, 14s 9d now 7s lld; ladies' white Bowen hats 12s 6d now 5s lld. Come early. ±&J "The New Zealand- Government j is the best I have ever known," [ said an immigrant who was delayed in Australia by the stewards' strike, and who landed the other day. "It treated us really well, and gave us money to keep us going in Sydney, and also enough to send Home to our wives You would not-get any other Government to do that. We were surprised when we were granted this relief, and we won't forget it in a hurry." ~ Clothes don't always make the man, but a shirt goes a long way : towards it. When speaking to an j acquaintance where does the eye I naturally travel? 'Why, to the I tew inches of shirt exposed around 1 the collar and tie. You'll always look neat and tidy round the itfccli?!! 0116 of Benclall's smart shirts. All the latest ideas are now dis- | played at the men's counter. Turn j to V. A. Bendall's advertisement elsewhere in this paper and learn i more about the shirts—V. A. Ben•da 11, mercer and clothier, Leeston. 37 Chapman's sale, -starts to-day. i Women's media cashmere hose 5s Gd, now 3s 3d; extra large black hose, 4s Gd, now 2s Gd; silk ankle nose in brown and grey, 7s 6d, now 4s 9d; special line extra large cotton hose 2s Gd, now Is" 3d; . children's three-quarter tan hose, ; 3s 3d, now Is lld, 2s 6d, now Is 3d; three-quarter black hose, 3s 9l_now 2s 3d, 3s lld, now 2s Gd; ladies woven vests 4s 9d, now 2s lld; _ costume skirts iivnavy sere-e 67s 9<Ld| now 39s Gd, 92s Gd now 57s 6.1; . tweed skirts 29s Gd, now 19s 6d{J and 19r 6d now 9s lld. Heaps otA : bargains. Come early. '43 Woods' Peppermint Cure for Coughs and. colds never fails—ls 9d,-;2s 9d: