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Southland Times, Issue 20080, 18 January 1927, Page 4

FASHIONABLE GOODS THAT MUST GO. UNTRIMMED STRAWS. TAGEL STRAWS, PEDAL STRAWS, CRINOLINES. 12/6 to 21/YOUR PICK FOR 2/11 EACH. MODEL HATS. 29/6 to 45/-. REDUCED TO 15/6 EACH. ARTIFICIAL SILK MAROCAIN 4/6 to 5/6. ALL TO GO AT 1/11 YARD. KIDS JOY PRINTS. GOOD RANGE OF COLOURS. 1/6. REDUCED TO lUd YARD. 36 INCH LONGCLOTH. SPECIAL VALUE B|d YARD. 30 INCH JAP CREPE. TO CLEAR AT 7Jd YARD. “ It’s Cheaper at Boyes’ ” W. H. BOYES & CO. TAY STREET. AGNEW’S 103 Dee Street. 1927 COMMERCIAL AND POCKET DIARIES. CALL TO-DAY. SUIT CASE VALUES—ATTACHE CASES—I2in. 5/-; 14in. 6/-; 16in. 7/-. SUIT CASES—Strong, serviceable and lasting—22in. 13/-; 24in. 14/6; 26in. 15/6. TENNIS RACQUETS, “BUSSEY’S”— 22/6, 24/-, 25/- HAVE ONE. JAM JARS. JAM JARS. JAM JARS. Your requirements are here. CALL TO-DAY. D. AGNEW, (Late Wesney’s) 103 DEE ST. INVERCARGILL. NEW YEAR 1927. yULETIDE once more brings to a close another happy year, which we review with gratitude. The New Year we trust will renew friendships and stimulate mutual confidence. In extending the Season’s Greetings, we wish you all prosperity. MUNRO'S, JEWELLERS. FEDERAL BUILDINGS, DEE STREET. By special Appointment E. A. PHILLIPS PHOTO ARTIST WINTON. RENOWNED FOR ENLARGEMENTS. y s £ —x Nj/ OBE strbst PICNIC PRIZES PICNIC PRIZES PICNIC PRIZES NOW that the School Holidays are drawing to a close, Committees would be well advised to consider the buying of Prizes for their Annual Picnics. WE have a Large Assortment of Suitable Articles, both Fancy and Useful; also Lots of Toys and Balloons for the Kiddies. Send us your List of Races and the amount of money you wish to spend and we will do the rest. From past experience we are sure that you will be satisfied with the result. SX ocE STtUXT