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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 671, 23 November 1909, Page 7

! , ! I FRESH BiffiOAINS. ' j'. I > ARE BROUGHT FOR WARD-tfHIS'WEEK AT THE j ! Union Clothing Company's Stores, - ' * • 'i j . IN THE ASSICNED ESTATE OF , | I . CLIFFORD SMITH* ' | I' ' ' ji ' All our Departments are subject to reductions-this week.', Ij WE ARE BREAKING ALL RECORDS-AND PLEASING THE '. I , GENERAL PUBLIC WITH THE BARGAINS AT-*OUR ' • I ASSICNED STOCK SALE > | Corner Shop, Cuba & banners Streets. j THE RIGHT PLACE TO'CLOTHE BOTHMIEN AND BOYS -IS'-THE j Union Clothing Company's Popular Stores. !.. I , " \ i \ ■ " ' ' ! , - | ' EVERYBODY' KftSOWS if. . < ' ~." \' i. . ' . a JL be Kemqdtelliag , j- :- \ ' ' ' .. ! of Te A*o Hottse : '!'\ ? ! \ PASSES ANOTHER MILESTONE* ON THE ROAD TO- <| ! ,■ I WARDS COMPLETION TO-DAY, WHEN |,> | The ReMt Men's Section ' " 1 1 \ \ .WILL BE THROWN OPEN TO ADMIT THE HUNDREDS "" j ' \ OF MEN-AND THE WOMEN WHO BUY FOB MEN- ■ '. ,' | HAVING SUMMER CLOTHING TO PROVIDE. \ ! —: , • I , I | Practically this Remodelled and Rebuilt Department is \ \ an entirely separate store where Men can buy their Cloth- I j \ ing Needs with ease, in comfort, and without any haunting I visions of "Hurrah" Sales or Bargain Counter Scrambles. ' ' "'* * , Here will be presented—simultaneously with' their ap- \ pearanceonPicadilly— The LATEST FABHION3 In MEN'S - i WEAR. The Extreme Styles favoured by the "young , j j' blood," the more modest productions for Conservative', yet ij discriminating dressers, and the good-looking, hard-wearing' j: clothes needed by the artisan will all be'found in this Men's | , Department. Nothing haß been ?,overlbbked—-not evefl' 1 the \* "> f j clothes for the "Coming Men of' Affairs''—the Boys. ■•■' I \ ■ *-■ , i ■ '■',' :■ . ; INVITATION.- ' I • I | We want every Man in Wellingon tccome in and pass i " r judgment on our claims to having the BIGGEST MEN'S \ I WEAR STORE IN WELLINGTON. Probably it's the j 2 Largest in the Dominion. 'Probably, too, it id the Best \ , j Equipped, and certainly you'll find No Better Vaifies than j I are Here, thouchyou may travel from the North, Gape to' 1 ' 1 I the Bluff. j " ; $ * i I Te Ato House Tailoring. ; , : I ' At '.. 1 It won't do any harm to remind you that our TAILOR- j ■ | ING DEPARTMENT accompanies the MEN'S CLOTH- , I ING and'MERCERY SECTIONS, and is now- installed in J• \ ■ \ New Quarters at the rear of these Departments. With j ' ' \ I ■ New Fitting Rooms, the World's Best Cloths, Skilful Cut- ' ! | ting, and Expert Tailors on the bench, we are justified in ; I asking for the Tailoring of your XMAS SUITS. It ian'ttoo ' \ | \ early to provide against disappointment, ' j ' | ■ ' ' . *' ". i % "" ' ' ! | THE EICHT NEW WINDOWS ON THE DIXON jj STREET SIDE OF TE ARO HOUSE ARE GIVEN TO A | DISPLAY OF MEN'S WEAR THAT WILL EMPHASISE j \ HOW COMPLETE THE WANTS OF. MAN ARE I CATERED FOR AT I"' < , 1 . <■ »' I j Griba aad Bison Streets, j ' ; WELLINGTON. . , y »WWk!lffl^'V;iatWJW>(lJ-f^a>, J ia'KaWJil')i'i ■i 11.,' mlmi mu.ul.i.., ,—

{Mothers! Bead this: "To insure good, sound, strong, and "beautiful teotli, children should "mako thoir breakfast mainly on "Oatmeal Porridge, with milk,, from "Hio ago of 3 yoars, and their supper "exclusively of the same material; "this is much richer in bono elo"monts and rlontino than' flour or "any other kind'of food." Oatmeal Porridge for Ever! Wholesome and Nutritive; gi\cs Vigour and Vitality; Clean Skin; Good teeth, and Strength of Brain. Mothers! Feed your children on porridge made from i McGiirs t It's crisp, rich, delicious, and satisfying. | Made in Tokomairiro (Otago). Insist on E "McGllL'S"—Thero is no other "just § V as good." J THE DOMINION" employs a staff of Advertising Exports, whoso services uro always available. They will give valuable Advioo to Ad\ortisers, and Write Advortisomonts without any citro charge. Telephone