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Hokitika Guardian, 18 June 1927, Page 1

BARGAIN NEWS News of real bargains is as eagerly head by thrifty PEOPLE AS NEWS OF THE EVENTS OF TIIE OUTER WORLD IN THE COLUMNS OF THEIR FAVOURITE DAILY. HERE ARE A FEW OF THE NUMEROUS BARGAINS TO BE HAD AT “PATERSONS”—GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY BEING THE OUTSTANDING FEATURE, AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT Crowdson's Pillow Slip® 2/11 pair Coloured Towels, from 2/11 ~ 54in. White Table Damask 2/11 yard ♦3oi£. *inley’s WKtc Sheeting 3/11 ~ Tea Towels good size, 10U1 1/- 1/3 ea Ladies’ Silk & Wool Hose 3/6 pair Gents’ Colonial Wool Sox from 1/- pair Suede Gloves 4/3 ~ Winter Shirts 7/6 16-rib Umbrellas 12/6 Warm Pyjamas from 8/9 Tweed Overcoats from 39/6 SPECIAL LINE OF .jADIES’ COLOURED RUBBER COATS, 16/6. BOX 86 » J ER SONS ” KEVFLL ST THE ECONOMIC CASH DRAPERS. Opposite the National Bank. MAIL ORD 'IRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. WE PAY POSTAGE. Agents for C. TAYLOR & Co., Expert Dyers & Dry French Cleaners, SATISFACTION G U A R A N T E E D .

asrsss for Winter Frocfy, Kasha Flannel —a delightful pure-wool fashion fabric, that supplies the need for warmly-smart and cosdyeffective Winter Frocks. All the wanted colours are here : bottle, cyc'amen, bois de rose, Persian green, vieux rose, tan, wine, rosewood, brown, violet, almond, henna, navy, lilac, electric, amethyst, cocoa, cardinal, fawn. All full 40 inches wide. All priced per yard at Post your order to-day to The Manager, D.1.C., Box 1013, Christchurch.

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