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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume XXIV, Issue 427, 19 March 1921, Page 2

SALE Onv Mercery and Clothing Department bristles with, bargains, and every bargain is as genuine as it is good. But come —a personal visit will reveal to you the many marvellous chances that await here, better than volumes of rhetoric or the glowing eloquence of the most gifted salesman. Here are a few typical bargains for Men, Youths and Boys:— Felt Hats, all shades and sizes, Best Blue Drill Shirts (special) 15s £4 4s, now £3 10s; 42s now 355; White Tennis Shirts from 9s 6d 35s now 28s 6d; others equally Neglige Shirts 10s 6d, 12s 6d Cheap- Youths-Sports Suits, £2 17s 6d Petone and Kaiapoi Suits, now £5 ■ , ,- „ ~ ,T^ . , , . r ■ ■' Boys' and youths' Knickerbockers, Petone and-Kaipoi Suits, now £5 splendid values; good tweeds —now £7 7s —from 6s 63 Saddle Tweed Trousers, from 26s Boys' Brown Wool Jerseys 6s 6d Tweed Trousers for best wear 25s Boys' Grey and Blue Jerseys 8s lid Strong Working Shirts 12s 6d Boys' Stockings, from 3s lid Every article in all departments of Drapery, Clothing, Mercery, Hardware and Crockery is specially reduced. Where sale prices are not marked a special discount of 15 per cent (3s m £) is allowed. ' Do not fail to take advantage of the last two weeks of our sale. JOHNSTON & CO., "-T&aS* .GENERAL MERCHANT, LEESTON. r- ~~=—"■— —— I A HINT, A WHISPER/BREATHING "LOW." I I MAY NOT SPEAK OF WHAT I KNOW. * A GENTLE HINT: "IT IS NO GO." 8.8. IS SURE TO QUOTE BELOW. AYE ARE GIVING ; : ~ £5 Free For the best rhyme on the present cutting prices or the value of Leeston. as a buying centre. Not more than five lines. " Competitors have nothing to pay, must residewilling ten miles of Leeston, may send in as ; ma::y attempts as "iHicy choose-and must accept the . judge's decision as final. ' ; - - . BERNARD BROWN. ADDRESS: BOX 30, LEESTON. •-§.-\ ■ • ■ I 1 Horse & Cow I §■ £%■■■■■ ■■■< ■ ■■■'■■ ■ I —Covers— § ft ■ ■ ■• N H Horse, Covers specially made to || . \§. ' our design of very best matciial I H ■ . . and workmanship, enrioayin.g* the 1 M . following extras:—Double sewii M d down back, sewn dart on flank, I S ' ■ i «md. turned back front, with best § m leather straps and fittings. Jl( Made in Green Flax (waterproof) I ■ ■#■-• Canvas, with either felt or . | ' ™ slate jute lining: Hacks £2 ft I . 16s; Draughts £3 Is. . | | Made in Ontario White Duck. II M with felt or slate jute lining • "|| | Hacks £2 14s, Draughts £2 M< I - • . 19s. I !'' ' W " S- A M- i . ' II ■ i ...■■..-■ COW COVERS, all sizes, in fine I i jute canvas, with jute lining, i H leather straps, etc:, "at " 1 I . . ■'■-.- 23s 6d each. ; • 1 I PLOUGH OIL & CASTOR OIL I II ■ Brls. Cs.4^s Cs-l's . |. i • ■■;■, r, ■ pr gal- pr gl- pr gl- I |- Plough Oil 6s 6s. 6d- 7s 3d ' i §' ' Castor Machine — *■ -. . 1. I . Heavy 7s 7s 6d 8s 3d | 8 Lows 1 Limited, I | WHOLESALE MAIL ORDER MERCHANTS, I || 48 and 50, Manchester Street, CHRI^TCHURCH. i I -- -■ ■ ■ ' I White Duck Horse Covers WITH A LINING THAT WILL WEAR 45/6 WORK3VIANSHIP AND STRAPPING SECOND TO NONE. F. B. CLAUSEN.