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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2387, 17 February 1915, Page 4

•KMKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. 1* . '' ■ »■ BETRGATN NEWS > K&MJjjGOOD NEWS— - /.. . ' " IT"TRAVELS' FAST—THAT IS WHY BARGAIN DAY ' ftTMGRKGALDIE. AND STAINS, LTD., HAS BECOME SO POPULAR WITH THE LADIES. • EVERY WEDNESDAY we make a study of Bargain giving, selecting from each Department in the House for the purpose. (REMNANTS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS IN OUR BARCAIN ROOM aro-on the.-first floor. If. you do not know it, ask any of the assistants to • . flirect. yon. - HERE YOU" WILL FIND SCORES OF SPECIAL VALUES IN REMNANTS AND ODD LINES Sfr-prices which will prove irresistible to all economical shoppers. • ' . The merchandise that we place on this bargain section is special lines (fiat we want to clear out. The prices are always lower than you ever {new the same merchandise to be sold regularly. IT IS A' RULE THAT NONE BUT EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS ARE i EVER ALLOWED ON THIS 1 INTERESTING BARGAIN DAY,, so do not. miss this opportunity, but come early. . ' x- C ? ' /• 'V _« , "•" mKCniDIE~&- STAINS, LTD. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME AT BARGAIN PRICES ! SPECIAL VALUES IN CURTAIN MATERIALS. I Just now we are showing a splendid range of handsome Casei' ment Cloths, Cretonnes,' Curtain Net, and Lace Curtains. I Designs and shades to suit any-room, and to please all tastes. !■•. - Prices are unusually low for goods of such fine quality. | Come.along to-day and inspect our big stocks of Soft Furn- • ishingsi ' i DREAM CASEMENT OLOTH —SO inches wide. The favourite fabric for ! Curtains, Cushion Covers, etc. Usually Is. 6d. per yard. ! , Sale Price, Is. 2d. per yard. i &OKDERED CASEMENT CLOTH—SO inches wide. 'All the newest designs prot curable. In shades of green, brown, and maroon. Usually Is. 6d. per yard. - Sale Price, Is. 3d. per yard. ! ' ICRETONNES—3I inches wide. In all the newest colourings and designs. Usually Is. 9d. per yard. Sale Price, Is. 4d. per yard. CURTAIN NET—For short blinds; 20 inches wide; scalloped edge nicely fin- | ished with, a tape ready to hang. Usually "9d. per yard, i .Sale Price, 6d, per yard. i iCREAIf--CURTAIN NET—For long curtains. 45 inches wide, with neat allover 'patterns," lti the latest designs. Suitable for casement windows, i .-• • • Usualfy 2s. 9d. per yard. Sale Price, 2s. 3d. per yard. WHITE LACE CURTAINS—B yards long, 45 inches wide. /In all the new- — • est patterns procurable.'. Usually 10s. 63., lis. 6d. per pair, r t; . Sale Prloe, 7s. 6d. per pair. FOR YOUR TABLE. i {TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS—3 yards:long. In crimson and green; plain I: ■ centres with neat artistic borders to match any surroundings. Usual ! price, 225. 6d. each. Sale Price, 17s. 6d. each. r CRiSH TABLE RUNNERS—S4 inches long;' 14 inches wide. Nicely worked in green, brown, and crimson. Usually 2s. 9d. each. 1 Sale Price, Is. 11d. each. IF YOU CANNOT CALL, SEND YOUR ORDER BY POST. IffB.OB'G'B & EIRSLBT, LTDj t THE LEADINC HOUSE FOR VALUE, f : . . WELLINGTON AND .WANGANUI. TE' AH O HO USE j " : CUBA STREET, ' IV- - ■ FE LLINGTON. _ , i • , . __ S.S. " RUAHINE." ! "" ■ . IS SHE SAFE? , IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. (By Our Own Correspondent.) Many min'ds in Wellington would be exercised T>y the non-arrival j■ ■ " of the N.Z .Shipping Co.'s* steamer "Rualine." We are glad to announce that she has left Hobart, and is due in the port on Thursday, the 18th inst. Included* in her valuable cargo are hundreds of cases,. packages, parcels, bales of merchandise, for I : Te Aro House Drapery Co., Ltd., New Blouses, New Millinery, : ■ . New Coats, Now Materials, New Gloves, New. Laces, New Evening Gowns, and New Furnishing Fabrics of. maximum quality at minimum cost, .secured in tho London market for the FIRST GREAT AUTUMN SHOW 'AT ' I TE ARO HOUSE ; CUBA STREET, ' • . WELLINGTON. THE HOUSE RENOWNED FOR VALUE. BUY YOUR SHOES CHEAP WHILE YOU CAN AT HANNAH'S SALE. YOU'LL NEVER REGRET IT. f A few weeks ago we said we were not raising our prices; NEITHER WE HAVE, but circumstances are proving too strong for us. Leather is going ■ up by leaps and bounds, and soon we shall have to succumb to tho inevitable ; WSe ' iherefor ° TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS. Women's Tan Kid Boots and Shoes — Men's Tan or Black Kid Bals—Welt- •• •' TC/innd toes, lace, button, or Derby. Ed soles, narrow toes. Usually •Usually 14s. 6d. Now Bs. 110. 18s. 6d. Sale Price, 7S. 6d. ' Women's Black Kid Oxford Shoes— Men's Glace Bals Round toes. Us- ■ ?Slv 9s 6d. NOW is, Hd. tially 14s. 6d. Now 10s. lid. 1 Women's Black Kid Derby Shoes— Men's Tan Calf Welted Bals. UsuT cvnllv I's 6d. NOWIOS. fid. ally 19s. 6d.. Now 14S. 6d. ' Wonn-'n's Black Kid Twin-bar Shoes— Men's Patent Derby Shoes—Grey 1' Usually M;. Now 9s. lid. Suede tops. Usually 225. 6d. Now BIG REDUCTIONS ALL DEPARTMENTS. ! ..... R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. j WELLINGTON. i p A r,F, ON AT ALL OUR, BRANCHED