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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2666, 11 January 1916, Page 2

I j A Deluge of Bargains! i 1 GEORGE & KERSLEY'S 1 - ! - GNF.AT 43.-J. - | | Half-Yearly Sale I !? Is attracting crowds to the "Economic." The Hosts j .jj of Sale Offerings cannot be matched for Value and j 5 Variety. 5 ' | There's little to pay and lots to save at this Sale. > > ' Here are a few proofs:— | CHILDREN'S FROCKS. SPORTS COATS. . CHILDREN'S WHITE MUSLIN GABARDINE SPORTS COATS- ' FROCKS-Trimmed Muslin EraSpecial line in good colours— broidery; various designs; and Brown, Saxe, Red, Heliotrope; hanging from yoke. Also long -J length, with belt and . large waisted effect. Sizes 22 and 24 pockets.; i- silk lined, . inches. Usually 525. 6d. Usual Price, 9s. 6d. to lis. 9d. SALE PRICE, 395. Bd. SALE PRICE, 4S. 11d, HAND BACS. SUNSHADES. EMBROIDERED DELAINE SATEEN SUNSHADES - With HAND BAGS - With gilt floral and Paisley designs; m .frames; ill Champagne, Pink, pretty colourings. „ "Sky, and "White. Very dainty. Usual Prices, ss. lid., 7s. lid. Usual Price, 9s. lid. SALE PRICES, Is. lid., 2s. 11d. SALE PRICE, 6s. lid. EDCINCS AND INSERTIONS. FINE SCAMBRIC OR LONG- , VOILE. CLOTH EDGINGS AND jN- ' . SERTIONS to matclh-H and 2 inches wide; all superior qual- . 4000 Yards of BEAUTIFUL finishsmallest designs. . COTTON V inches Usually 41d. ana od. yards. .. . „ . , , . . wide; in all sized, stripes and SALE PRICE, 3jd. yard; or " . spots; for dresses and blouses. 2S. 11d. DOZEN YARDS., . Usually Is. 9d. and Is. lid. 1\ to 3 inches wide— vart [ Usually Old. yard. c«.r nr..«r. ,' u sALE PRICE, is. 4Jd. yard. SALE PRICE, yard; or 3S. m DOZEN. YARDS. ISAVE AT THIS SALE TO-DAY! I & KERSLEY, LtJ iT. The Anzacs Make History, , j I OUR MEN FROM UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS. f irrVHB "MANCHESTER GUARDIAN" says:—'"The first landing on Gallipoli j | A is now recognised as exploit of British Infantry in the whole i, iof its liistory." , . S' ji The withdrawing from Anzac is spoken of l>y the press in England as a'i i; wonderful feat, as extraordinary as the heroic landing. jj ( . fjs. # j: j ' I ra L j I The Military Carter. . , , 1 9ct. Gold, 30/6; 15ct. Gold, 36/-., j | j "ANZAC' r '#■ j I Lettered- Stars. BrOOCheS and Pendants Ribbon Scrolf. i I 9ct. Gold—27/6. 9ct. Gold-29/-. ? 3 ',15'ct. Gold—3o/6. Strong and heavily made, and 15ct. Gold—32/6. 5 [i . (Registered) supplied in neat cases. (Registered) 'J! ji What better ornament could be worn than one depicting the Southern Cross' jj % embellished with the now famous name ANZAC, formed by piecing to- K tj gether tlie initial letters of' Australian-New Zealand Army Corps? £ :l Designs registered £y and only to be had from ' j. W. LITTLEJOHN & SON | | 222 Lambton Quay - . . - Wellington, f

A 1915 WISH: MAY YOUR LIFE RUN AS EASY AS THE "ROTARY STANDARD." •We have had over 40 yoars' Practical Experience, during which tine 'we have handled thousands of Wla.©liines g and while tho absolutely superior mechanical excailanca of the ROTARYi STANDARD has oaptivated us many of our clients, after yean of trial, are more enthusiastio in praise of them even than we are. All lina them to be the easiest ana most beautiful running Machine* ever seen, doing more and better work. Guaranteed for lifetime and ihe very best Ske 22 carat fine, when oompared with 9ot. or rolled gold. The Newest Central Needle Standard is tha most important invention of the century: Let us Bend jou, particulars. Standards packed and delivered Free. Drop-head 5-Drawer Machines from £5 125,. 6d. Needles of all kinds in stock". Any m&ke Mao bine repared. •',/ F a W B F@a,r g ' ENCINEER AND IMPORTER, 98 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. / EVERYTHING OF THE BEST FOR THE PICNIC HAMPER: IS AT CAMPBELL'S. The good checr'is oiio of tho big attractions of young andold'aliko at this festive season. And whether you are away- picnicking or enjoying the jollifications at homo you'll maintain tho time-honoured custom of providing a plentiful supply of "good things.", CAMPBELL'S OFFER YOU: • A TEMPTING LIST INDEED Delicious Haras, Tasty Tinned Meats, Tongue, Fish, Sauces, Lovely Xmas Puddings (ready cooked), Jellies, Custard Powders, Tinned Fruits, Choice Cakos and Biscuits, Lovely Confectionery and Crystallised Fruits, newly- - imported Muscatels, Almonds, and; Nuts—besides the Finest Teas, Coffees, and Groceries, all at keen prices. ■'-W. ©ABSPBBIaIa, £aTS," "40 and 42 MANNERS STREET. . .. 'PHONE 443. 993 CUBA STREET. - 'PHONE 2524. 163 RIDDIFORD STREET. / , 'PHONE 1084. | GARDEN TOOLS! GARDEN TOOLS! WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GAR. I)EN TOOLS FROM THE BEST MAKERS, including 'the following LAWN MOWERS Border Forks. ENCLISH. Hedge Shears. Branch Cutt"s. , C ™m' s Sil «n s Ladie^Tpades. Daisy Grubbers. _ , f Anglo-Paris. Lawn Sprinklers. Difseing Forks. Ransoms s j Automaton. McKinnon Hoes. Draining Spades. ILion. Mattock Hoes. Dutch Hoes. , AMERICAN. Planters' Hoes. Edging Knives. Pruning Shears. Garden Rollers. Aroade. Pruning Saws. Garden Trowels. | Favourite. , 1 Rakes. Garden Shears. Lakewcod. Reaping Hooks. Grubbing Hoes. New Easy. Soythes. Grass Shears. New Rovor. Sprayers. Grass Hooks. Premier. Sets of Ladies' Tools, pennant. I Sprayers, Shovels, Spades, Slashers, Turf Cutters, Weeding Forks. JOHN .DUTHSE & CO.. LTD. ' METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. . WILLIS STREET. TELEPHONES: Town Department, 3006; Country Department, 156; Offioos, 573; Iron Yard, 2564.