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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2229, 15 August 1914, Page 6

■ -KIRKCALDIE & STAINS,. LTD. •4 .. , ' MINIS'! , GREAT WINTER SALE. LADIES! TO-DAY, at 1 o'clock, concludes one of our greatest and most successful Sales. Again no uisli to impioss on your minds J l6 ™P orfc : V ant fact that DRASTIC SEDUCTIONS liavo been made m every I section of this croat store for THIS MORNING. Think of the opportunity which is passing &of the money you and, visit tho Sale TO-DAY. Tlio BARGAINS A\ILL SURPRISE YOU. DRESS GOODS EXTRAORDINARY. SPECIAL TWEED ROBES, really splendid . COLOURED VELVETEENS, in all good shades. al p P™*> '£; fl s ; y^. '- .WOOL VOILES, in most wanted shades. Usual price, I ™^'' yardPLAIN COTTON VOILES, 44in. wide. \Usual y?rC , ' STRIPED FRENCH CAMBRICS, in wide variety of stripes ' Usual "prices, 9d and Is yard-" 5 r' |oß i a i°" y« ru ' EMBROIDERED SELF SPOT MUSLIN. Usual price, &UM. SPECIAL PURCHASE OF TUSSORE. SILKS, 3 ' l - in^ a j; id « rloe y s^ l tyi Cd " yar " FURS! V ''■''.' SUPERIOR STYLES .AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SMART WHITE FOXALINE TIE, with tails, lined with tWHITEVoXALINE PILLOW MUFF to ' edi SMART FOXALINE TIE. Usual price'2ls. / Sale Price', 15s. 6d. LARGE PILLOW MUFF to niatek Usual price, £1 ™uS ITE S B TIE ' 62 "-iftH^itt'CINNAMON BROWN BEAR TIE. Usual price, £1 6s. HANDSOME. BROWN BEAR TIE, 80 inches long, Us- , . TEMPTINC PRICES IN CLOVES. \ FABE L° Kf ■ haU "* ra " "AmU SfLETS; ft^-5'S: RINGWOOD GLOVES, all wool, in black and white only. K r i , JIINGAVOOD GAUNTLET GLOVES, all wool, in btaokr white, and lieatfier mixtures. Usual price, 2s. lid. \ I Sale Price, 28. ea. In Whjto only. Usual pnees, Is. g; jjf; Is . 2s , 6d . . r ~ .—— ', • \ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. \, ■, , _-,'-. , "LET US WALK THROUGH AND SEE THE NEW GOODS!" ' " That re-mark was-overheard the other day outside our store. Three ladies wero expressing delight with many "o—o—h's" at our beautiful win- _ dow displays. Tho charming good 6 tempted them to enter—not to buy, but to inspect. .Well, wo are always glad to show our wares to anyono interested. Wo know that a careful examination will convince a woman of the splendid quality of our goods—that a comparison of our prices with those quoted elsewhere will prove tho wisdom of 'supplying all dress and drapery needs at GEORGE AND KERSLEY'S. ,To-day wo are.showing all the newest in Spring Apparel, Millinery, Ribr i,'*—"— bens, and Dress Fabrics. Naturally, you vill want to visit all these Depart-' ' merits without delay. We would ask you, however, not to overlook the / oharming Persian Curtains, Table Covers, D'Oyloys, Chair Backs, etc., in / 'our Furnishings Department. « These will make a strong appeal to all lovers of what is tasteful and* quaint: , _~.,, , . "'■"' \ V Examine the hand-printed curtains. They, are three and a half yards ' long by one and a ,half\yards wide, with real Persian designs in shades of ■"V. Terracotta, Green, Helio, Bluo, and.Yollow. ] .The price- of 265. per pair is -". very keen indeed. Other interesting linos are: — OCCASIONAL TABLE COVERS—Size 36 inches square; real Persian effects^ in terra cotta, green, pink, and blue. Price, 38. 6d. each. ' ROUND inches in diameter, nicely worked, in shades to suit any room. Price, 12s. 6d. I SIDEBOARD RUNNERS—2O x 36 inches; fawn ground, Persian design worked in brown, blue, pink, and maroon.' Price, 19s. 6d. each. SOME SPECIAL PRICES IN FURNISHING DEPARTMENT- \ BORDERED CASEMENT-CLOTH—4B inches -wide;, latest fabric for casement windows. ' Price, is. 3d. per yard. CRETONNES—3I inches wide; used principally for loose covers, etc. Shades . - of mauve, green, pink. etc. , ■ Price, Is. 2d. per yard. BROWN BURLAP—S4 inches wide; newest material for upholstering pur■poses, curtains, and cushion covers. Price, 2s. 3d. per yard. •GEORGE-'ft' TTERSLEY LTD., .WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI. '. :WB ABO. HOUSE . RUMMER FASHIONS FOR 1914. - / -The following excellent values are selected from among the very latest , arrivals:— > I \ \ MANTLE DEPARTMENT. •SADIES' SUMMER SERGE COSTUMES, solf colours," in Emerald, Tangerine, Biscuit, Cerise, and' Purple, in tho latest Magyar styles; coat with waisted ibelt; 'plain skirt-495. 6d. SMART BLACK AND .WHITE CHECK COSTUMES. Sporting Coat, finished white Corduroy, Velvet Collars; double skirts—s7S'. 6d. IWHIPCORD COSTUMES, in Magyar styles; belt at back; in Tan, Brown, •f and NavyJ finished Roman Stripe Collars—7ss. 6d. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. iISJIART SAILOR HAT, in Black and White Checked Silk; trimmed band Rib,bon Velvet—2ls, SMALL,' CLOSE-FITTING HAT IN TAGEL STRAW, in shades of Brown, Cerise, Purple, and Grey-Jl9s. 6d. ' BECOMING WHITE CHIP STRAW HAT, trimmed band White Corded Rib- , ibon, and finished in front small white wings—265, 6d. v y CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. ' 4 CHILDREN'S SILk MERV. COATS and Hoods to match; square collar, cuffs, and deep, finished with band of Pajsley Silk, in Saxe and Cinnamon "only. Sizo 20 inch—32s. 6d.' " SMART BLACK AND WHITE CHECK COATS, Cuffs and Collars, , -.trimmed Cerise, Saxe, or Brown Satin. Sizes 24 to 33u>-19s. 6d., 225. 6d. , . ' SEE SPECIAL SPRING SHOW IN CUBA STREET WINDOWS. T B ABO HOUSE I ''THE BUSY CORNER," WELLINGTON. j LAST. WEEK j » OF HANNAH'S BOOT SALE! SATURDAY, AUGUST 15th-THE LAST DAY. We have had a wonderfully successful Sale, but there are still a few BARGAINS' left for those who are enterprising enough to look for them. NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE. 'it's a question of "NOW OR NEVER." FURTHER CREAT REDUCTIONS ON WOMEN'S. BOOTS AND SHOES. WOMEN'S SLIPPERS AND HOUSE SHOES. MEN'S' BOOTS OF ALL KINDS. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS. BOYS' AND GIRLS' SUNDAY BOOTS INFANTS' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. > 'ALL KINDS OF FOOTWEAR. '. AT HANNAH'S SALE, . ,-' WELLIMQTON. [iND r AT 'ALL -OUR OTHER BRANCHES.