■"GET THE-HABITS That ia a useful Yankee phrase, and it \ has proved helpful,to many an advertisement writer. It is very pleasant to tell customers-to get tho habit.of visiting a certain store, but it is a quostion whether a phrase like- this gets homo. 'It seoms to us to be far bettor for a store to " get the habit" of doing somothjngjgr its customors. That is how it strikes us, and we-have got the-habit of making every Wednesday a day of Special Values. On the first Wednesday, of ' Hie" month' ' 'the' ' accumulations ■of Remnants and Oddments are brought forward and offered' at' Special Prices. 10-day (Wodnesday), April 7, is the first Wednesday in "the-month; consequently thoro will be a great clearanco of Remnants. 'Those , who "get thp habjjtr of visiting this Storo on a Wednesday have special opportunities afforded them of saving money. SPECIAL CLEARANCE ■ OF REMNANTS AND 'ODDMENTS '■ ■ ''. • THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY.) :'■''".s" •TRero are more remnants to bo offered to-day than on any pr&vious occasion since the beginning of the season, and tho prices are ridiculously low;"because wo want to tempt everyone to help relieve us of tho accumulations. ■ ■•"i;--.-.- >" ■ REMNANTS OF DRESS... ,-TAVEEpS" r"":;i--'REMNANTS OF DRESS,.:',CLOTHS. /.-.,->.,-, REMNANTS OF SERGES ------- REMNANTS OF CHEVRON'^HEVIOTS , REMNANTS OF ALL-WOOL DELAIKES ' REMNANTS OF NUNS' VeILING'"" '! ! ,, REMNANTS OF CASHMERES '"""' n '"\""\ REMNANTS OF TAILORING "iJ^EDS' REMNANTS OF VELVETEENS '^" 7 "":' • REMNANTS OF .SILKS.' -t. ■>,' '.;-•.. •-■ REMNANTS OF SKIRTINGS >; ;[ ' ! ' : ' ; REMNANTS OF BLOUSINGS ...„ „.... REMNANTS-OF RIBBONS-AND -LACES REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERYREMNANTS OF INSERTION,., ,•,,„..,.,.,...„ REMNANTS OF GLOVES :.;.■:>:: REMNANTS OF HOSIERY;- , : " IT.7V , REMNANTS OF BLOUSE.;.FLANNELS '" REMNANTS OF HOQSE : FLANNELS - ' ."■ / ."■ REMNANTS OF FLANNELETTE : '" REMNANTS OF SHEETINGS": ■' --:•' '■' HrEMNANTS, OF TABLE-"raNEN ■' - ■ .-/ ' 'REMNANTS OF ■ CARPETING ■"■!>»"■; >\- ALL AT SPECIAL CLEARANCE,.PRICES,. , v . ■■:.' ■ ■;-. , .-■ .■"■ ; ■"'•■■ I--; '■■- : - ■• '■• ■«■■'■ ■■. ; KIRKGALPIE.;& S^AWS^ Ltd.
TO FOOTBALLERS * , ■'. ■ ; GET THE, BEBT, "•• ~...„!...-...,,;.■....- ' THEN YOU'LL GET. THE WEAR,' ':'<' ... ..AT jLOWIiST;'"PRICES':IN TOWN. FOR RUCBY. .--, ~:!-;:,,-;.;-->:m.V ; •■■■"■' ' "ALL BLACK" CHROME, unbreakable toes, light soles, Bs. lid. "ALL BLACK"CHROME, unbreakable, toes, dp.ublo, soles, 10s. GREENHIDE CHROME, 'uribrealiable, toes, double, spies, 10s. 6d. •■ FOR ASSOCIATION. - _ '~;,'." ' "THE CERT," Men's Russet Calf, English mak'e, unbreakable toes, 'ankle pads, greenhide soles, and buttons,, 12s.* 6d. ...... ''THE CERT, Men's Grey Calf, English make,., cane, instep guards, ■ unbreakable toes, anhydrous soles, and: buttons', 14s,' 6d. '..■■- "THE CERT," Men's Box Calf, ■■ English;;, make,; unbreakable toes, ' ■ McGregor vamps, anhydrous soles;;hnd.;buttphs;_iss"'6d. WHEN ORDERINCBY MAIL PtEASE POSTAOE. , -.It. HANNAH . . 7 RETAIL STORES: LAMBTOM QUAY AND CUBA STREET. ■ ■..,'•■..■■■-- ■■-•-.'■ ■--■■ •■■■•" „-. •,,;..-..., '.:-,;i ~ ' cat ::PA r ■ ■;.\ ■■ 'ARE YOU ' ' HOW often have you realised-'that man better, flreised than yon, deepite. ithebig price you paid? Tour perplexities end. at, our" doorstep.* The Suit we make for you'jrill • be'a revelation in fabric and workmanship. .. ',' ,' H : ---: : ;3r^^rp'--wpqli^n;;^. j ■ ■ ,■.-; "THE.QUAUTY TAILORS,", ~'.'„;.,' LAMBTONi.QUATII.WELLINGTON. ]?orthe ■ ■-*•■' •■"'■■■■' ■"■■-' ■■*' ■-'-•■•■ .- • ' ' ■ ; ..V.;'^!',,.' : . • ' ' FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK IN THE DOMINION. ; . - ,:.,, ■■■-, -..-.. ;s s ,i.V, - ,:-.■'. STUDIOS': .' ' tj .,{j, m. H. BARTfcBfT, " SSf (And at AaCICLAND). THREE NEW PROCESSES: "INDIA PROOF," " MONOOHKOMII.v and "ME2ZOTONE" Tel. 1233. ,;■ ;......,;■ ~.,:,, .(Registered)..'.' ■!'> '!r-.- .-.-!'.;• q xlo CCASION, SEASON, AND ; A'MAN'S TASTE HAVE.T : -BfiA'BINCr "ON THE TYPE O¥ . , . ■■'■■; cLO'riiJiiri: wukn:"';■'";, •' : ' The Present Season ia the time that permits the greatest indulgence-in Fancy Colours, and Patterns, and it is at ■' .-■■■<■ THE ENGLISH TAILORING 'ROOMS.' * " IN KELBURNE.AyEiNOEyn.v.i, /,; ;» That the Largest Selection of really .uncommon bpitjngs qaji,be; .obtained. For distinction, quality, and style, order at / -,■;■■■'■ •■"■ '■ •-'■'•.■ ' . .■"■:■ -"MR.V D. MtLJJjGM'3-.. ROOMS. Clm THOSE WHO SUWEE •. .;,. ..,. ~.., rjrtHli-'.' , NE\V::::"COMIIEBCIAL -HOTEL KKOII WEAK DIGESTION, :! ... , . .„ . ,1; '~,,■ QUAY And those who are weary, run-down, and -dtk,^^^, debilitated .should druik l'ilUM-. , GEQ. PINNOCK ... Proprietor. ..SOW .AMU.tU.'o SparkUng : . "'Wcllingtbn's.Xatest , and Most Up-to-date Hos- ■'■■ wAi-EONGOA r:;w.2ris-'i,r , t.rr.. w te Btantly refreshes one.. Mixes perfectly; hL « .»'? J T"? eyß ' milk, "wines, ales,. and' spirits. : Porter D " dn,gl - t ' Chareed only with NATURAL GAS. ' CIOTO T. and W. YUUNG. Wellington Agents. ■ r— L_ : 'i""Z ;.;"''""v'EMPIRE HOTEL. CATERING. ''' ! ■;.WlLij's;ANC VICTORIA STREETS WH. PSILP, Baker, Pastrycook, and / ~ " — . Caterer, 7!) Willis Street (next Begg's), m)3IS,'HOTEL,is now'in a position to alTat is prepared jo undertake all manner of Cater- I'^s^cial , advantages and VduMnwnt TT ing lor Weddings, Parties huppers, Danoea. : UloS e ■fMtoing.:Permnent AccomStfon ■to., at-most reasonable rates. ~_ Quotations. : Conveniehf arraugements oan aho be Lrf« g,ve ? . Strictest p attention. None but the best ; for^ffird' W'dtatythe HoHday ° in, the way ot Pastry. Afternoon lea «,ffl». , Sep arate'Suites'of Booms for Pimilies ~ll* —■ : ;:::: ft -,:-;:MRS.;F. POOL, Proprietress. MONEY TO LEND. ? 0 * *«■- '~ '■ ■ Tel. 196. ,TN anr eums, on approved Freehold Security, ■ — : -J? !l at Lowest Current Rates. T» U L K.L E Y,. ,AN D DIDSBURY Repayment by instalmests can be arranged. JJ Dental Surgeons. BIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, 91 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Commercial Hoiter Street. Telephone No. 216. OSCs C 1057 " - ' ■ — •".- /"IECIIi GOULTER, SOLICITOR Am HOLTZ (Tel. 2000). °. N ' Zl cfnT^' MASSEUR AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN ... UMBION QUAY. (Late Masseur o{ N.Z. Government . Money to Lend on Freehold, Leasehold, and at Rotorna). Chattel Secnrities ot from £5 per cent. Ladies attended by MISS AULD (Tel. 298«, Cllio HO GGA R D AND PEOU SB. °? t \viLLI ! S.STREET,. KING'S CHAMBERS, ARCHITECTS. .;,' .;::;,' WELLINGTON, N.Z. UNION BANK OP AUSTRALIA . A' Large Stock of.'Optical Goods carried, also BUILDINGS, ' ' ■ Speaking' Trumpets and Instruments to Im- ■'■. HUNTER STREET. ■. . ; prove the" Hearing , - ", g£-3L? -liiH IPABH' * usjoSoS-ta 2582. ••- ■ OUW.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 476, 7 April 1909, Page 6
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