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sensible BU v EK s I | | Buy Now at SALE PRICES as Prices Will Rise , I | Bargains m b »j Unaerclethisg I Kead these j — , Linens at Less children's Tweed Coats K ffiz^rLi?pl in 3?r,' I U„L„ l 1 Tweed Prices will rise when HOSIERY GiOVS Values Unexampled I tlian Tn-JawTncf children's Tweed Coals, Heavy Cream Winter Weight HSDSFudSIICry tHOSO are SOld Considerably Underpriced Special in Ladies' black and white IiISD 1 ©"UttY LOSi sinartstvl.es Tsattual^Wft 8 Sal v?i, :c ! 1 0 pieces Serviceable Grey Tweeds Special-50doz. only Women's Black °T a pf pa -' r TT? AV OT OTFTS i 0 8/11 to 12/6 withcollS o «dtri^;2idllS!^ i, PriAfic W VhtD Icr LO T P T offer2/It7ard Cotton H ose BJd pai, TRAYCLOTHS, Children's Corded Velvet Sale Price 6/6 IIiCCS Medium Weight Dark Grey Tweeds Special Women s Black Lisle Ankle greys. 1/11 pair I/O i/q O/O O/Q CoatS, in Saxe, brown and Cream and Natural Winter 9 8 111 •t_ ttt *i. yi* • Special Sale Price »/6 yard | Hose 1/H worth 2/11 I Special 2-Bution Lisle Gloves, shades 111 '1° '1 | | navy, small sizes only Weight Bodices, full size 8 _ 54 inch Winter Weight Dark Grey Suiting Special Women's Plain All-wool Black and Chamois 1/-pair TRAY CLOTHS, 36 _ 8/11 to 10/6 Sale Price 2/6 I COATS COTTONS, Still the old price 7/6 yard Cashmere Hose 2/8 1/6 and 1/11 x 35 — ' , xj Mr Ladies full size Grcv Fleecy Lined I I 4nn j ... , 54 inch Colonial All-wool Costume Tweeds •+ ah , n Special Ladies' Seamless Knit n /R 11 o/c a/ 11 | Children S Dark Teddy iJear Bloomers Sale Price 3/6 400 yds. All numbers. Less than Wholesale 6/11 yard Women «H«vy Knit All-wool Hose. G , oTeg in whit<} 2/6 2/11 3/6 4/6 4/11 I Coats Grey Fleecy Lined Underskirts, sid Reel 5/5 doz. Few pieces splendid Costume Tweeds in greys ffre;s , ° my . 3 l s P a ' r Beaver 1/6 pair TRAY CLOTHS, 20 | Snlendid value for 8/1 1 shaped bands Sale Price 4/11 5 0,0a02 ' Better value impossible at 5/1 1 yard Women s Lisle Hose, silk ankle. Dent's Spccial Fine Lisle Gloves. I op«™"u vaiuc * Ul Navy & Brown Woven Bloomer* - Special Offer New Winter Coating Tweeds 54in. navy, mole grey, black and champ- shades Black, White, Slate, and ~n «, o;n I Children's Tweed CoatS, elastic waists ... 2/6 RUSLYN WOOL, 3- Daring 1 his Sale 7/11 yard pagne. 3/9 pair Beaver 2/11 pair O/O o/ll" I suitable for school wear X '.K. W °Slrpric.'g/9 j d 1 I 5/11 6/11 and 7/11 Underclothing crochet"' j 2/6l>m 3/6 3/10 pair. I 2 MILLINERY 11 One-third off their value* COTTON, T™""S I DRAWN THREAD j j:„> Smart Readv-to-Ladies' Cream and Natura l Delta j 4|d ball. APROWQ Will never Silk BIOUSBS 5?S B,at whe I n ' g delightful I g TABLE CENTRES wear Straws, newest Se, c °" md ' d MERCEECB( ™ ATKUJNS be cheaper 0l „ y '.Z* Underclothing "mw v.. 2* Sale Prico 13/11 | MERCER CROCHET White Broadway Aprons, made up in fine turn down and scalloped collnr, all sizes II digger, niole, Wine, cerise Medium Weight Roslyn Combina- I COTTON 6d ball. Longcloth, with pocket and Usually 10/6 Now 7/1 1 to work at Small cost I CRASH TRAY- and black 10/6. tions, in cream and natural ' ÜBUally 3/ V Kow 2/1 ! JaP u Sil^?Ji°n U r 8 Ji r |h C K^ 1 ' 7 , t , rimme J Traced Camisoles in artistic designs | CLOTH, 32 x 32 SYLKO EMBROID- «lr. hip =.«». good N„4 12"/9 1/- and 1/B each I ||1 2/3 3/3 3/6 3/11 30 do*en Children's Corded si'SS, 9/». 0,6 ,1,6 BIIY . m 2,6 Col = i Jap. Sdk PRINTED BEDBest English-mako Wolsey Corn- _ „ | Hoylw Print Overall., dark grounds with spot _ Usually 19/6 Now 15/9 | „ T 8 SPREADS— | nil role and invrtlt• suitbinations Sale Price 16/6 STAG CROCHET I and floral effect, smartly tnmmed large sizes Extra Heavy Weight Japanese Silk Blouses, in I lull Length Traced Nightgowns B single Bed B/H 6/ll I JSl£ r J£l?Zldbovt "Wolsey" Vests in cream and | «, TT Alrf hall B Usually 4/11 Now 3/11 # cream, with new large sailor collars and turn | 5/6 each I JZ I able for girls and boys^ natural Sale Price 12/6 I DlL»xw, - a • | Coloured Overalls, smartly trimmed, small sizes back cuffs ... ... Now 17/9 | Yery pretty shades in Crepe Night- 1 " II 1/11 | only N.B. —These Blouses are all well-made and can fi gowns, traced in various designs I B Usually 3/6 Now 1/11 be had in E.O S. sizes. B Only 5/8 each

HlfiC. ««SUE ABOUT ™ E fff SUPERIORITY leV "Hfafes? OF MOTOR CYCLES? INDIANS PROVE THEMSELVES OVER AND OVER AGAIN. FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES IN ADDITION TO HOLDING ALL PREVIOUS WORLD'S GRASS TRACK RECORDS P. COLEMAN ON THE INDIAN EASILY WON THE BIG AUSTRALASIAN HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP AT SOCKBURN ON SATURDAY LAST, PUTTING UP THE FASTEST TIME EVER DONE ON A GRASS TRACK TIME FOR THE 15 MILES ISMIN MSEC. ALSO FASTEST LAP OF THE DAY 53 3-SSEC ABOVE CONSTITUTING A NEW WORLD'S GRASS TRACK RECORD. NOT ONLY DID COLEMAN WIN THE BIG EVENT IN RECORD TIME BUT TRIPLELAPPED LAST YEAR'S CHAMPION, AND CUT OVER HALF A MINUTE OFF LAST YEAR'S TIME. REMEMBER ONLY ONE INDIAN STARTED. ALSO AKAROA TRIALS. INDIANS WON THREE OUT OF FIRST FOUR PRIZES, AND INDIAN MADE THE ONLY NON-STOP PER-, FORMANCE IN THE TRIAL. THE INDIAN ALSO BROKE THE HANMER TO CHRISTCHURCH RECORD IN THE FIRST ATTEMPT BY SIX AND A-HALF MINUTES. PROOF POSITIVE THE BEST MOTOR TO BUY IS THE EVER POPULAR INDIAN INDIAN INDIAN PROUD SOLE AGENTS: i# DI?T T CPAQ E. HINDS, ■-:/ ijJjJjli DllUiJ SUB-AGENT. - , 9139 , ■ MOTOR REGULATIONS. SiSS ■ ♦ cycle on a plate placed, transversely. Amending regulations -under the • ~ J Motor Regulations Act, 1908, are gazet- 1 Canadian Army Medical Board was t tod as under:— • } Q ~ consultation .on a soldier whose Every, registering authority shall as- disease had baffled the regimental to each motor a separate number, doctor. Unusual symptoms rendered \,• Such registration shall have effect diagnosis difficult, and led to an earnest throughout the whole of New Zealand. - discussion. The patient, momentarily '-s She registered number of tho motor f orgo tten,' was listening intently, and, (other than a motor-cycle) shall be fixed pre6en tl y forgetting all else in the niupon tho motor in an upright position tensity of tis interest, surprised the parallel with _ the axles, both at the doctors and himself by a spontaneous - > front thereof m any place where it will utterance expressing strong disagreeno. clearly distinguishable, and at the ment , the London "Daily many place, where it will Chroniclo"). The astonished doctors I ' , distinguishable by day and beg{m rebuke soldier for his i illuminated at night by the rear broach of discipline, but were presently I ' ' ■ ? u ° lb f, r o ( amazed to learn from his rather relucstadl also be Wat the hack of any fcant answen . their qlae stions that he I vducle drawn by the motor m any place eminent s^rgeon f rom the I . Western States, who from love of ad- ' rearl? bt venturo had enlisted in the ranks. In ■ S> on bSth Si® S&JWP 1 ot tUs To " mti "* f riTMe ~~ EVER-CONSISTENT r HARLEY-DAYIDSONS ' !>"0 OTHER MACHINE EQUALLED'THESE PERFORMANCES. 10-MILE HEAVY-WEIGHT HANDICAP. • R. CRAWLEY (Harley-Davidson) ... ... 1 I' • ' L. MANGHAN (.Harlem-Davidson) 2 HEAVY-WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. R. CRAWLEY (Harley-Davidsonl 2 i - L. MANGHAN (Harley-Davidson) ... ... 3 E Easily a World's Record for the Four-Valve Machines. RELAY RACE. i Iv. CRAWLEY, on his HARLEY-DAVIDSON won the Pinal Five $ Miles for the South Island Team. I |\ 8-MILE OPEN HANDICAP. j •*. R. CRAWLEY (Harley-Davidson) ... ... 3 >■}■' L. MANGHAN (Hariey-Davidson) ...• ... 4 FAMOUS HARLEY-DAVIDSONS NEVER FAIL, &0 MATTER - . . HOW GREAT THE HANDICAPS. C • V . . / S / ' CALL AND SEE OUR 1918 MODELS. *1 . JONES BROS.; LTD., ■11 ; _ , SOLE N.Z. AGENTS: ■T2 , MANCHESTER AND LICHFiKLD STREETS CHRISTCHUBCHI