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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2210, 24 July 1914, Page 2

| '- : '" V "~ : ; | _.' 1* Oirfaiiis and Cretonnes M B.LC. : j \ Last Week of Sale Prices ! ■ , r |~ j . Final Call,' Saturday! ; : -/ ■ : -v-h ,'vj::: ; --. % ''Eacly in this great event we said, "Better never late at a j ,jj - D, I.e. Sale." The reason was obvious, bar~nins of course—big | 'j ' bargains, too— |•• •;.•••• ."| But the last days reveal some extraordinary chances to saver- L . J ' better than ever ? I truth. •j , - | ' ' Have a look round the i Furnishing Section—there are epono- . , V j ' I . . 1 mies to be effected that will cause a little mild excitement. i FW] fere is a "pocket" of golden opportunities: M FRILLED ECRU MUSLIN CURTAINS. Usually Ws. Gd., 21s, : ImK - Li I : l| 1 (jd., 295: Cd. Final Sale Price, 7s. 3d., 10s. 9d., 14s. 9d, per pair. |j|]|| ' . , .50in, RED CHECK TAFFETA, for .Loose Co,vers, ; Upholstering, L| |S w .etc?;-- Usiial;Prici'/'Ssv- 9d. Final Sale Price, is. 4£d, per yard. . v -J . ' CRASH CURTAINS, with handsome border across. Usual Price, j jj 555. •' . Final Sale Prise, 295, 6d. per pair. J •• • ••• | ;-~.^'««.-^> ,, 'soinr-(3WiTMN , -NETSr'ia-'neweßt;-'dß^ifen's.\'• ,' ' - '■> : Final Sale Price, Is. 6d. per yard. | •jjr" -Impair only-of rSTENCILLED CURTAINS, light ground. Usu- | ally 555., Final Sale Price,; 6d. per pair. ■ , I | m A. splendid range of."designs and colourings. .. I ' | . T Final Sale Price, 9d. per yard. | e Hu.iZn only. EOUFFE CUSHIONS, in .Tapestry. ; Usual Price, 13s; 6d. I a.,-,r..:ir Final Sale Price, Bs. lid. j ' | Votflj BFD POB.IUBE CURTAIN. Originally 295! 6d.' " >" ' j \ . — < "u.rlrE.-. Final Sale Price, 12s. Sd. . | 1" 4 pieces ECRU SPOT MUSIIN. Usual Price, Is. 3d. ■ • ' ' • V il Final Sale Price, ~9d. per yard. | t " '''' z JP> I It _ ' Wtn- Simm jjl L ±^ ..

•^CCSTXT 7 Like a Trip to'' - '.the-Mountains : ; * • •<*.■ The j ;6zoßc!'and*t)ie/cent . • . kaJmiiSS? \if" ;of picei upon the moun-> - *• TO? W!!® JL' Ciim sirei new life anj"----■rrS'- g, ? "tone." Ntyertheless.tht <I®L <wY Mrafl bi'. .//Trf?**. Nfag. yourtifyou take Flelchcr't .:v . isfcS' ?«l rKosphitoalc. , It cimei ■ . •\a; • ■ v i* •■»iisr-2V • - tone . «nd.' energy -m - • ;; .^topcaofl -. for- Hi mst- - - • tmpo'itanf coßitituint'u ptoipb'oruj—the. jdenuEc'V V nerve bed. i; .- ' 2/T7nd 4'6 . frottfChi. A.-FlrtAer,Cheg»it t ff«lhactQiL ; - r -Y ' WINTER SALE. , A LL FURS" at Greatly Roduced Prices i , CX vat -w.,V ;, s-•■.4..!'! MRS. SMITH'S/ No. 3 MANNERS STREET. , , 'A largo assortment of Fur Seta, Bags, ' Fur Trimmitigs, etc." : RADFORD & CO. . Have"'Just Landed NEW CARPET SQUARES IN ALL SHADES AND SIZES from 12/6 to £15 ss. NEW CARPET RUBERS <\ from 2/3 to 5/6 yard. 1 NEW SOFA RUGS from 15/« to £3 3s, * NEWHEARTH RUGS . from 4/6 to 42/-. NEW PIANO RATS ■ from 2/6 to; 12/6. _ - NEVT DOORMATS : fr,om 1/> to 10/6,' BEST VARIETY AND LOWEST PRICE I Please Insneqt at; I .RADFORD'S SAIE NOW ON. 63 & 65 Willis St. TO Tost your own sight; SPECTACLE' OUTFIT, wiUi .• full' instructions, ' posted to'l'Spy addressi 'Pre^pfyChaT^"; Spectaclcs frcm 33.-6 d. "to ■12s;-6d^' ■ Best- . Lenses Used, i J. R." fVic'&ENZJE, 65 WILLIS STREET,' WELLINGTON, finest 'Joliii'Dutlne and Co.) . pfoclt©! Coal * BEST 'SMITHY, STEAM, & HOUSE « ' COAL OBTAINABLE, -i CARGOES: WEEKLY. '• I REGULARLY.' - - • WELLINGTON.

r; -*""y ' | I After a day in field or ) 11 toow—Amlber Tips ! & :■ s I The sturdy pioneer, to whose 1 ■ 1 ■ \ | energy and enterprise Maori- a | land owes so much, enjoys; |.|' ... 1| , His stalwart son,'who repi'£- f 1 a g sents the nation of the future, II ■■1 || ' will drink no other tea. He ;5 'I ' |1 . realises that his parents^in | |• g • ■ their younger days had, l>ut |' : ■ I « few of the advantages hepos-.; | || sesses—that they had to pay a',: | | | : high price, for tea, and even | | >■-. . ... § 1 then could hot purohas'e the g | S " | 1 1: same high quality and stand- | i^mbcrl^K | I Everybody's: Favourite ®' J J ¥ •••-«. | I "What of yourself?Jm'/ | stall using'. A-''"' j® • I p soma pother 1 SL®\I | brand? Don't J&SZ ■ Si you owe it to yourself • «j | to try Amber 1 Tips- _ . ' ft :# the tea which has cap- : ■ ■ - ft S tured .tens of thoiis- | f| ands of fastidious tea -'JT 'nEjF ' '.Jflyk drinkers all over the ' .. » ft Dominion. A packet & ■ a | S of the 2/-grade will ft• _ t• • '■ \ ' | prove 81, | j WHOLESALE/AGENTS: UESBE9 THOU PSON BEOB., WD., WELLINGTON. iH^^ NTS Or ■ , ■•• <&W®/ • xmr/-: 4 "^estvkiho' 6soo6 ' / "" e KII4O toV< § w,:U , . W/ : " "SAVORY" • .y$ HIGH-GRADE CIGARETTES ;•• • -••. ' f • .. . . . PROCURABLE. ALL LEADING .TOBACCONISTS .'VIRGINIA TURKISH RUSSIAN PACKED" 50's AND 100's ' AIR-TIGHT TINS! Sole Asantß for New Zealand: JOHNS TON & CO., LTD., WELLINGTON. THERE'S A WARM REGARD FOR*-"OUR OWN" TEA. ; | It's a friend tliat's clierislietl by. / ' - . .-fragrant, ricli-flnvoiirrd, so refreshing, "Our Own" Tea will be YOUR I - own-always if you once try it. j " It: appeals not only by its delectable tasto and goodness, but by its • ccoriomy -silso —for it "goes farther" than others. ' • "OUR OWN" TEA IN FIVE CHOICE GRADES— . - - : ,Is., Is, 2t1., is. 6t1., Is, Bd., 2s. por lb. .■;• ' •v ■ WR/3, CAMPBELL, LTO. ■FlO &'M Manners Strcat, 203 Cuba Streot, 163 Rlddlford St., Newtown.