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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2521, 23 July 1915, Page 3

•!. r \ Head tins important announcement carefully* | The special goods for this Sale-will be placed.in our front win- | dows numbered 1, 2, 3,'and'4, and on special Tables, in the " shop— A I tbere will be stacks of half-priced goods. The goods will bo marked at-regular retail prices, and it will be your privilege to demand any article in tie places just mentioned<?at exactly half-price. ' . It will be a great time-for shoppers, and all departments-will •contribute their quota—there will be 1 half-price goods in— ' * CROCKERY, LINOLEUM: & FIRE SCREENS. UNDERCLOTHING. .r, BLOUSES. ' .VELVET HATS. It DRESS LENGTHS. FURS. I COSTUMES. 'NICE WARM COATS. :• LADIES' NECKWEAR'. RIBBONS." BOYS' JERSEYS..' >LACE-.gp,TAlNfi. CURTAIN ENDS. ' OVERMANTLES. $ CHILDREN'S MILLINERY. GRAMAPHONES. / ■ COCOANUT DOOR MATS. . HALL RUNNERS. _ HALL CLOCKS. - ONE DAY-CLOCKS, <£■■■.-.*■ ETC., ETC.,'ETC., ETC.

[r 1 — —: : ——: — ® . WHERE SPRIMG: TjlOR those months of the . year when a smart, light coat sujier- *' se>des.the, heavier ..wrap. of. winter, you could desire nothing more suitablo than one of my new Sports Coats. These handsome garments are cut in the new Cossack shape, ■ and are beautifully made in striped flannels, curl cloths, faced cloths, and other fine .quality.materials. The shades will certainly please all who inspect these coats, as they include Saxe, . Rose,' Grey, and Navy. SEE THE EARLY SPRING FASHIONS .IN MY WINDOWS AND SHOWROOMS. : -w. MRS. MATHEWSON, .'" . 264-266 LAMBTON QUAY ... !■" " ' ' . p —, —i —.. T —, r ,... .iiiiii ll.ii. By Special Appointment to And to all the past Governors His Excellency the Governor Since our Establishment, 1879, W. LITTLEJOHN & SON | ■ t. Beautiful Jewellery, M - Plate, Highest Attainable Quality ■ and' The Best Possible Value. ; \ InSiffction Invited. Cfuatomora-should'mite for "D" Catalogue, 222-224 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. .. tc . ti i %•>;■ ■ •Hot Wato ItßSfi; . S? .Yowßath „ ~Mj f ; — Its Sixty Seconds.' — Tho "Masta" Water Heater ijm |\V is a scientifically - constructedhm' — Ojm_ Ijt : water circulator in conjunction }>M: $1) " with the most up-to-date prin-- •'■.nKs v . -, |m) ciple of vaporised kerosene heat- . ing, the most modern on'the ' 3$ Being portable, it.f&n bo used .A, _vj §§|1| Sll "-'A' in the bathroom, kitchen, scul- .• . ■ fjjlery, or wherever hot water is re- Aw ; quired. ' You can attach' it'to any s ' tap in a moment, a lose connec- ry tion being supplied ..for tho pur-. : pose. It is adapted-to both high • ■ ■ and low ■pressure*'supply, i and'.makes' • A Cold Water Tap a Hot Water Tap in a Moment. I This heater gives a flow of one gallon per minute at 130 degrees, H but by reducing the flow, water can be heated to near- boiling point. p. It is.indispensable to dairymen, farmers, ,butchers, and all those /, who use much hot water. Tho stove is so constructed that all parts f ■ remain perfectly cool while in operation. ' ' : I By means of, the oil valve tho flame is under perfect, control, and i the heat may bo regulated as desired. The heater measures 27 in- 5 ches.by 9J inches. / f Practical 'demonstration ;of ~ tho "Masta" Heater ai? our-waVehouse. « r . Price* 85/-. E.W. Wills &-C®e Ltd® : :: Agents.; -j.