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Hokitika Guardian, 10 February 1925, Page 1

Offers an Admirable Selection of Values ! LADIES’ SMART SUMMER COATS, in a variety of new styles and materials. All are effectively trimmed, many are handsomely braided or embroidered— Regular Prices 97/6 6gns. 7gns. Sgns. llgns. Sale Prices 69/6 98/6 sJgns. 6lgns. 7Jgns. LADIES' FINE SPUN SILK IIOSE (English), Full-fashioned, spliced heels and toes. All sizes. In Black, Mole, Putty, and Pearl—Regular Price 19/6 pair Sale Price .. .. 10/9 pair ENGLISH EXTRA QUALITY MERCERISED KNITTED GLOVES, strong and durable.' All sizes, in White only— Regular Price .. 2/6 pair Sale Price .. .. 1/3 pair USEFUL MORNING SHIRT BLOUSES, in Winceyettc ; in a wide range of smart striped designs— Sale Price .. 5/9 MEN'S WHITE " BEATRICE TWILL" SHIRTS, - -, without collars, with, fronts and cuffs of: smartly striped Tricoiene— Regular Price .. 13/6 Sale Price .. .. $ 76COLLARS to match 1/3 each- " TAPESTRY " TABLE COVERS, in all colors. Sizes 170 in. x'7oin. (approx.l 80in. x 70in.— Regular Prices 21 /- to 30/All to Clear at .. 17/6 FULL-SIZE DOWN QUILTS, best British manufacture. " In daintily panelled plain Sateens— Regular Price .. 55/Sale Price .. .. 45/Please state colours desired. BLACK POPLIN CUSHION COVERS, ready to work,' coloured Applique designs enclosed. Size 25in. x 18in.— Regular Price .. 5/11 Sale Price .. .. 4/11. Size 25in. x 25in.— Regular Price ~ 7/6 Sale Price .. .. 5/6 Discount as usual —1 /- in the £ for Cash or on Monthly Accounts. -- ' - - - ~ J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd Christchurch

X). "X----WHEN sickness, fever, and bad weather are taking toll of your sheep and lambs—that's when Oyolis" will help you, by saving the lives of sheep which would otherwise have been only good for skinning.. If you are wise you will give “Ovolis to the wnolq flock at Spring and Autumn, and give an occasional drink to any animals showing symptoms of worms or weakness. O VO,LIS cures coughing, weak, and scouring lambs, elßdiCK.es worms, effects wonderful improvements in fleece and general condition of sheep being prepared for show ° r OSMOND & SON (N.Z.) LTD., WELLINGTON. Donees rmnktoa, l\rlm«rsttm N.. I>.i".iioi :i-::o, iiivoeoilr;im Agents all over Dominion. ■ > fl.#L ■%} 1351 iiJrj [ %£ tei

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