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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2488, 15 June 1915, Page 8

[•■TUESDAY'S" BARGAIN LIST GEORGE * GEORGE THE BIG BARGAIN STORE, 1.161, 183, and 165, CUBA STREET, ' BRANCHES 'AT NEWTOWN, PETONE, BROOKLYN, and HATAITAI. A week has passed, and with the dawn of Tuesday our WEEKLY BARGAIN LIST appears in its usual place again. Once more the public's attention is directed to the MARVELLOUS BARGAINS that are enumerated hero. Each line speaks for itself, and whilst the goods are of UNDOUBTED VALUE, there is about them lhat Ell" ' LIABILITY and STRONG WEAR that satisfies the taste and oxpecta- ' tions of the most exacting purchaser. The low prices quoted to-day can be applied to other goods which space will not permit us to men- 8 .tion here. jj DRESS DEPARTMENT. fl 27m. iWHITE AND CREAM JAP SlLK—Usually sold at 2s. lid. ft Bargain Price, Is. Hd. yard. I 40in. BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA SILK. Usual price, ss. lid. 9 Bargain Price, 2s. lid. yard. § : 40in. SATIN ORIENTAL—For evening wear in Frocks or Cloaks. g os. lid. Bargain Price, 3s. 3d. 40in. CREPE-DE-CHENE—Evening shades. Usual price, ss. 6d. Bargain Prloo, is. nd. Such' -Values and Bargains as the above have never before ! been offered. DRESSM AKINC. . (Write or ask for Estimates for Costumes, Frocks, Blouses, etc. WE I | ABSOLUTELY CUARANTEE ALL WORK, FIT, AND STYLE. jj SLEEPINC SOCKS FOR OUR SOLDIER BOYS. "FLEECY STOCKINETTE"—In Cream; 54in. wide. 3s. Ild. yard. The correct material as used on the Hospital Ship. A yard will make 4 or 5 pairs. I DON'T FORCET! DON'T FORCETI OUR BOYS AT THE FRONTI GEORGE & GEORGE CUBA STREET.