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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1505, 30 July 1912, Page 3

Thousands of delighted bargain buyers assert that "Our Grea: \ Winter Sale" proved the greatest opportunity for saving they | i have ever experienced. . There still remains a'chance for you—and mark well, the bargains j :■ and price reductions to-day are on a more generous scale than be- , ] ' fore. I I Be not one of those wbo "intended coming"—vain regrets and I I Inaction, never filled any man's (or woman's) purse. j D V[ I Tltese Prices are Final Stocktaking j ;i| i 111 Prices-To-morrow the Final Day e | %jjf ha)/? BOVS , NORFOLK SUITS rfn Tweeds and 30 pairs MEN'S BOX CALF and GLACE ' , QSyS) Rough Serges, ranging in size 6to 11. KID BOOTS, oddments in sizes 6, 9, and i Usual Price, Us. 6d. to 295. 6d. Final 10' s . Usual Price 20s. to 275. 6d. To \ Half-Price, 7s. 3d. to 14s. 9d. clear at 16s. 6d. n ! . BOYS' SUITS, Tunic, Sailor, and Conway 'eo pairs odd lots MEN'S TAN LACE \ | I - snapos, in fancy tweeds. Usual Price, BOOTS, all sizes. Usual Price, - 20s. . { ■'].'■ . 15s. Gd. to 20s. ,6d. Final Clearing to 28s. 6d. To clear at 15s. 9d. J I Price, 6s. 11d. a '' „,,,.■ 80 Pieces DEESS FABRICS, in plain and ' i MDN'S TWEED OVERCOATS, onlj , a few . , ' % : '" ,1 l\. i jlit(M „«- str 'P e Ollcs ' 1113 Velll UKS, Silk and s left, to be cleared at 19s. on. and 255. . , . I I ■ ' ' ■■■ ■■ Wool Crepelle, and Tweeds. Originally I | 25 AIHAMBRA QUILTS, Wue and pink, , costing Is. lid. to 3a. 6d. Final Price, | \ full size. ■ Final Clearing Price 7s. Ud. Is. per yard. ' Were 12s. Bd. I : ' . 6 ends ALL-WOOL CHEVIOTS, all \ v UAIDS' COSTUMES, in Navy Serge. Us- ' shades. Usual Prices, 3s. lid. and 4s. \ ' ually Zas.'to 19s. 6d. Final Clearing lid. Final Sale Price, Is. lid. per yard. | I Price, 10s. 6d. " Is. 9d. per yard. Final Clearing Price, \ I W.B. and P.D. COESETS, in grey and Coloured CKYSTALINES, -Iflin. wide, in j , : | ; Wiite; Regularly Bs. 6d. to 225. 6d. a good range of colours. Usual Prios, | Final Clearing Price, 2s, 6d. 9d.per yard. ' | Win. Simm. Manager. |

I ALL the BEST I LAUNDRIES'use The BEST and PUREST STARCH on the MARKET, Always ask for lib. Boxes: Red L&beL P jimplshomemtlhod. MilosD*. ty '< G§ 'tT I lipai'ory is so etsy, yet so sure .;. $, SS>'<r\ thu «ny lady c.n rid herself of :> J° " \ this' distressing disfigurement in J ■ • . , the privacy of her own home. """. ; f JWe "hall be p!«sed to send, free, '.Sf-** full particulars and interesting book- *- let to any lady who writes. Me EL WAIN & ZEVEN (LATI MISS MOELWAIN). 254 QUEEN STREET - AUCKLAND N.Z. AGENTS MILOS TOILET 00. • Frost-fiiTffl^t / 119 Wlllts Street wellimctoni Everyone i 3 sow Saying-- '' GO TO FROST & FROST FOR BEST DENTAL WORK. Sets of Teeth, £2 2s, and £3 3s. Singlo Tooth ... is. Painls3s Extraction Temporary Sals Rc-made to Permanent ... £1 Is. Teeth Extracted Free when Sets are Ordered. Open Saturdays till 9 p.m. HALL'S BATHS TURKISH AND STEAM, 35.; or 1 for 10s. HOT BATHS, One Shilling. A Cure for— RHEUMATISM, GOUT, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA, Etc. •Phone 1717. Address—l2-t Manners St. I ANE'S EMULSION builds strength and energy. 2/t) and 4/6. Chemists or stores. 9» fL«to of Iloitfirs.) / NEW LUNCH AND, TEA ROOMS, 22fi LAMBTON QUAY. Opuosito the Dresden. Hot Meat, Fish, and Oyßter, Teas, 5 to 7.30, on Saturdays to 10 cm. SPECIAL OFFER- ' FOENITDEB EEMOYED FREE of All Worry and Care. BLAKE &. CARLISLE, CARRIER* 11 HUNTEH STREET, will Remorj your Furniture to your own eati»(action, or return your money. Only Expert Workmen employed. •. Telephones: 11 Hunter St., 2617; 23 Pirie Street. 1605.

% IT'S THE FASHION. % ❖ .-■ ■_ . O 0 '•■.-' The Sales of the new packet Cresent Tea continue to $> go ahead, showing how the public appreciate Quality. ❖ Ask for Crescent Tea. All Grocers sell this popular ❖ % '■"■■' l ' beverage at 1/8, 1/10, and 2/- % ❖ .-,... •:.,<> If you must start quickly and early |j|| . wor k or {p r pl easure) nothing fjj M is so good and bracing as J?s^ ■ I.<*oo<*. MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL CULTFBE. MR. ROYD GARLICK. SUSSEX CHAMBERS, TELEPHONE 2199. PANAMA STREET, WELLINGTON. g=~ .: Begin the New Home with a "RIETHVEN." Mfr ' Don't put in a built-in boiler, which will soon ciack ' I nifliilffll smoking; nor nn ordinary portable sheet-iron 11 I tl llljljii . boiler, which msts and crumbles away. Instal a iletliI / 111 • B'C ven at first, and have satisfaction for all tiiii:e. Being (j|| " iymll'!llih. u mado of cast-iron, it will give good service for 100 years. 1 111 II ||i|| r.itt With a Jlethvc-n you never require ar.other boiler, nor ■■jijl! : IwwK do you desire to have one. The Methven boils quickly, 'm Ui'iSri is. an economical user of fuel, and you can use it inside ™ JJ.J IfjiKfi ? r owtsidt , . It's cheap to buy in the fir;t place, aiid Www i^' s cnca P c ™ afterwards—from every paint 'of view s {- v<yllr i ron rnonger to show it.. If lie can't supply you wrile to us. ef .G. METHVEN & Co., Ltd., DUNEDIN. Jf-, rr n m^v Tt ,\l Originators and oldest manufacturers of Portable liMakcralDunedlnß? Washing Boilers in New Zealand. ■ the youngsters ■ into vigorous , growth, / / I \ stores tissue, strengthens and t. LJ \i invigorates the entire system wM during the years of growth. CHILDREN LOVE IT. Bournville is an appetisin 2 drink that is bot,l '.Mwf\y7 : food and tonic. It contains |||e '~\ \ all the valuable nutritive ■! components of the Cocoa- ■■ Bean with the fa"yc,e- ---" ) I.J ments eliminated, L. *— — ,uii sSjT iound in each tin, and P CAD3URY BOURMvJ get a Jewe , Caskct oJ I 3 delicious Chocolates