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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2135, 29 April 1914, Page 6

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. WEDNESDAY BARGAINS.. A HEAr, BARGAIN" must bo Io»- i» price but liich .i". <>* lmt AVTOXKSDVY 13VR0A1NS arc nut specially maile tor Hargiuii Unj, »"■;.' olered b?KIBKCALDIH AND STAIN'S, I/IU SEASONABLE COATS AND SKIRTS AT BARGAIN PRICES. iWoHED CO-VTS VKD SKIKTS, in very effective stripo effrcts, "' f "« 110 "- IAU : 0 B bKSs • smartly cut in exclusive styles. bsual io^to NEW If WHIPCORD AND SKIRTS in XH! black, sasc and black, Satin tollais to tone. garga|n pr | co) 9S> 6t) . ; ivill cost only £2 'J?, in Bargain Room. ' BARGAINS FROM DRESS DEPARTMENT. < STRIPED VELVETEEN, Win. wick inS-cn, -,£. -lnce, ■' V BARGAINS IN TTAVEI.UNC REQUISITES. •■BKOWXHOCSKIN.StiTWSES; very strong and duraUe. S.m-s -in., . 51i...,- Mh, !&. gj»- p ft # 355 . «., n<. 6d BARCAINS TROM MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. TWILI-ED SHEETS,' "ready !i>r..r«. with Typed Corncrs- , 24 pairs, S i/.c 2s 3 .suds. Uual Pnce, ~._ . : 14 pairs,.,ii 3J x 3 ,*,*. Usual Price, M pair, ; 24 pairs, 3 va.d, Usual Price, gjd. paDRESSINC COWN MATERIALS. HEAVY. VELOM J^™ »*■ $MSfr Us«a!!v It ltd' yard! Bargain Pr.ce, i,. yard. ; KIPI,I S^d? El iS'^/?^ OlOUrS ~ ■ Bargain Price, 7* yard. BARGAIN ROOM.-FIRST FLOOR. •■•• ■ • - • ■ :—♦ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. "BE-BIZEE!" "BE' BIZEE!" "BE BIZEE!" ,Was the advice of tie bee to the little girl who wished to know how she couid be happy and gay. It is good advice for grown-ups, too, especially for all ladies who wish to bo correctly and tastefully apparelled at the winter functions' now so nea • Be bizeel Strat to-day. There's a reason. GEORGE & EERSLEY'S BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION OF ' EVENING WEAR ■ Will bo on view this morning to the crowds who will flock to this - grand presentation of novelties. Never was there a moro attractive display of all that goes to form n, charming Evening Toilette. "Wo have searched the- world's markets for all that is new and chic—we have ' brought fashionablo London and Paris to Lambtou Quay. Now it is your privilego to inspect, examine, praise, and purchase tho' lovely, goods on Show TO-DAY. READ CAREFULLY THE WHOLE PAGE ANNOUNCEMENT IN THIS PAPER. GEORGE &' KERSLEY, LTD;, WELLINGTON AM) WANGANTJI. • {D IB .l M R'o HO!U SE; SFINTEEI3 ' The time that ca-lls for warm Underclothing—At present show- you a splendid -range of ■ FLANNELETTES, • v (THE KIND THAT "WEARS 'AND WILL STAND THE WASH TUB. The following T.R.O. VALUES wo can thoroughly recommend:— • V'SHERO"''FLANNELETTES—A splendid soft make, suitable for Underclothj ing, etc. 6s. 11d. dozen. FLANNELETTES—Just tho material for pyjamas, etc., in 25 I patterns. ' Bs. lid. dozen. Ji'SHEEPSKIN" FLANNELETTES—For good hard wear, suitable tor Boy's ' and Men's Shirts. ' Us. 6d. dozen. J SHIRTINGS. iJiLL' .WOOL SHIETINGS, in .new patterns, iis. 11d,, 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d, yard. -CROIEAN SHIRTINGS, Is. 6d, yard. r■ ■ - V PS! WE WILL SEND YOU PATTERNS IF YOU CANNOT CALL, : OLI 503 f A ! BO HOU. S Bi' " ' '" ''.THE BUSY CORNER," WELLINGTON. TERRITORIAL CAMP. MILITARY MARCHING BOOTS. Don't go into atmp without being well provided with damp-resisting boots. You never know what sort of weather you will strike. Therefore— BE PREPARED, and you won't have cause to regreafc it. REGULATION PATTERNS FOR OFFICERS AND MEN. MEN" J CHROME DERBY BALS, MEN'S ZUG WATERPROOF ■ "no caps, sewn solos. 14s. 6d. LEATHER, MARCHING BOOTS, MEN'S LIGHT KIP SHOOTERS, no caps, screwed soles. 268. 6d. honl and too. tips, pegged. 188. 6d. MKN'S EAST INDIA KIP COOKMKN'S IIKAVI CHROME HAMS, full walortiglit tongues, ' MARCHtN(t BOOTS, screwoil oxtm stout soles. 255. extension soles, jio caps. 20s. MEN'S TAN OR BLACK BOX JfKN'S fIKKENIiIDJi! MARCTJING CALF PADDOCK BALS, larj;o HOOTS screwed fstsnsioii soles, eyelets, full tues. acs. , I(J (..,[„, ' 223. 6d. MEN'S DITTO, without naps. 255. .WATERPROOF LEATHER DRESSING: Daks Dubbin, 9tl: McMillan's, Is. Gd. I in. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD.,. WELLINGTON. .WRITE FOR OUR ILLUSTRATED HAIL OSDER CATALOGUE.