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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 556, 10 July 1909, Page 4

" HERE'S HOPING. Thora isn't mnoh in hoping, yob none of us oan do without it.: I,if? .would ; be.» pain*:. ful ■ blank without tho twins Hopo and Dream. But.thoro is no solid gain in either; too K-vmuch -'hop® is harmful,' for hopo and rest/always.go hand.inland, and to restj is to vV..?; rust-.! i-HopeS'and.droama lead to the loafing habitj and ;work->i3 -the only safe cur© for ' ' .'tho:loafing habit. If'you wish to mike progress, uso ; an ouncc of, hope to a pound of work; and. then dilute the mixturo with more.work.' But let Us go a little further, if '■"■T -you are wanting good value cut tho hope anditug on tho rope.- dome to this Sjxiro and ■ r :'you" will have your hopes fulfilled. This Store is the recognised •,centre of, good value. -You get your .money's worth, Jioncst goods at honest prices; and you-can test this claim ; . children's clothing. ' Mothers who have childron to clothe will find this a*very USEFUL AND ACCOMMODATING STORE. Whatever, ideas you may entertain'.on the subjcot, whether you believe in exorcising tho severest economy, or whether you prefer;to dress your children., ■ t .in the. stylo the children love,i you will-be able to give foil play to your, ideas in. thia . Btoroi". Just now our*stockß are large and . varied, and our. pnoea are VERY MODERATE. 1 ,' ' » r':.VrrV''.' 1 ~ 1 : ■ : .V :■. '■ • ' ■[> -y-\ .*:■ ■ CHILDREN'S PALETOTS, in light coloured blankot tweeds, piped velvet, with-etrap at; P'i , " back. Sizesj27in., 30in., 35m.,36w. - 1 All at2ls. each. .CHILDREN'S PINAFORE VELVETEEN FROCKS, in brown, navy blue, and green, with:eream delaine yoke, and-sleeves.' Sizes—2lin\ to 36m; ■:. At-16s. 6d. to 235. 6d., GIRLS' NAVY: SERGE COSTUMES, tailor-made, sac. coats,,, gored skirts, inverted pleat U at back Sizes—2/ 3, 4, 5, 0, 7, 8 At 42s 6d , ids 6d,'44s 6d , 45s 6d , 465. / 6d., 475. fid , 495. 6d. v i-BIRLS'' COATS'^AND, SKIRTS,' inrplain cloth, in green Mid:brown,- semi-fitting coats, ' --y : ! , i pleated skirts. Sizes —6,' 7; 8, and 9. .J At 51s. 6d., 525. ,9d., .■ 535.. 6d., 555. 6d. BOYS'- NAVY REEFER JACKETS, in nap cloth and sorgo, for, boys of 2 to 3 years of i' i age. ' ' ' ' At 53. 6d., 6s. 6d., 7s. 6d., Bs. lid., 10s. 6d, each, i■ ' i j l UNDERWEAR FOR JUST NOW. " ...:. There ii a vdst amount of comfort in wearing warm Underwear' in the .present '"i piweatheri :' Health and comfort: should be the .first consideration, just .now. Our.- stock of !warm Underwear is excellent, and our prices , aro very moderate.: - i,v .< ~ I"THE JAY"'FINISH WOVEN COMBINATIONS, in the natural colour, at 7s. lid., 1 "' 1 ' 115.<6d., 13s. Od., 15s. 6d., 17s. 6d. » j WOVEN COMBINATIONS, at 16s 6d., 18s 6d, \'"ALPINE" WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES, at;l3s. 6d., 16s. 9d.', 19s. 6d., 21s. <' {THE WOLSEY WOVEN COMBINATIONS, at 145., 155., 16s. fid. , , m 1 ' ffHE WOLSEY WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES, at 665, 6d., 295. 1 ' iWOVEN WOOLLEN SPENCERS, with short sloevod, at 4s. 6d., ss. 3d., 6s. Bd., 9s. 9d. ■ WOVEN WOOLLEN SPENCERS, with long 'sleeves, at,6s., 6s. 9d., 7s, lid., to 13s. 1 RIBBED WOOL VESTS, at 3s. 3d, 3s. od., 4s. 3d., ss. >'' CHILDREN'S ■ WOVEN COMBINATIONS, natural colour,' Bhort sleeves,: sizes 2 i:o 9, .: ' \** J at (!s 6d to 9s 6d ; 1 1 1 CHILDREN'S,,-WHITE WOOL COMBINATIONS, short sleeve's; sizes 2 to 9, at'ta. 6d. 'j to 105,;6d. h \ , ' KIRKCALDIE & STAINS,,Ltd.

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