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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2674, 21 January 1916, Page 2

GEORGE & KERSLEY'S Great 43rd HlLf-TEULT SSLE Provides an Unequalled Opportunity to make Big Savings ill the Purchaso of Dependable Goods you need NOW and AIL THE TIME. " Let this Sale benefit YOUR. purse to tho utmost. Buy for present needs—anticipate future requirements —while PRICES ARE MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST LIMIT. Noto the Savings on these Specimen Bargains:— PIQUE COATS AND SKIRTS, ONLY 21s. In White Fancy Soft Pique; well worth 355. 6d. to n p s - 6d- In very newest shapes, with I loose full coats and. wide corselet skirt 6. | | "eal Bargains at 21s. | WHITE WASHINO DRESS SKIRTS, S 3s. nd. We close at *5 Gabardine, Drill, Linen, etc.; • aU shapes. Usually 12s. lid., 15s. lid., 18s. lid. 6 P.BH. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHINC UNDERPRJCED. T ~ LA-DIBS' CAMBRIC KNICKERS—GoIf i O-nignt, . shape, prettily trimmed dainty frills of lace and insertions. Usual price, 4s. 9d. Tjf - L 1 Sa,e Price > 3S, 6d. Please shop as LADIES' PRINT PETTICOATS-Women's early as possible. Srtj jSTk'S. • Sale Prioa, 2s. 6d. To-morrow we ladies* cambrio nightdresses— J. rimmed Swiss embroidery; yoke comclose all day. | posod of deep nsertion, threaded palo ' -blue ribbon. Usual prices, W. 7s. fid O.S. Bs. lid. 7i -:= . . Sale Prices, W. ss. 9d., O.S. 6s. 6d. DAINTi NIGHTDRESSES—Deep Empire yoke of Valenciennes insertion; elbow sleeves; slip-over shape. Usual price, lis. 6d. ■ Sale Pries, gs. lid," BARCAINS IN DRESS FABRICS. AMAZONIAN CLOTH—S6 inches wide. This has a Black ground, with a narrow stripe; a very smart material. Usually 3s. 3d. yard. * Sale Price, 2s. 3d. yard. ALL WOOL DIAGONAL SERGE—42 inches wide; in moss green; for Sports .Coats and Costumes. Usually 3s. 3d. yard. Sale Price, Is. Hd. yard. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. You can order any of the above goods with the assurance of getting absolute satisfaction. We pay postage Order to-day. b ' GEORGE & KERSLEY • I LIMITED — \ "■* jjlliyiL name to remember when jgu. you next go. to your grocers is^o WHOLESALE AGENTS: THOMPSON BitOS., LTD., WELLINGTON.' 0 " I heave's Food has for many years • §been used in the Russian Imperial i ' 838 Famiiy. •BgBA I G °LD MEDALS, LONDON, 1900,1906 I ' T and 1914) also PARIS. ' •=), —Ninety Yearj' Reputation. ■ BEST.—Used in Rearing Rnwia't Royal Children. CHEAPEST.—-THOUGH THE BEST FOOD IT COSTS LESS THAN OTHER. Nea®£ FOR INFANTS, INVALIDS and the AGED. ? ..... Ensures healthy, happy children, stamina to invalids, and robust old age by its bone and body-building qualities. Specially recommended by "The Lancet," "British Medical Journal," SIR " , CHARLES A. CAMERON, 0.8..M.D'., Medical Officer of Health . and Analyst for Dublin, etc.; and'other famous Authorities. A DOCTOR'S ADVICE. Mrs. R. B. Herring, of 27, Northern Qrove,-WEST DIDSBURY, nearMANCHESTER; writes:—"For one month from birth our baby was fed from the breast, but he was not thriving owing to the mother's milk having no nourishment. We then tried several well-known Ftjodsj none of which .(agreed with him, as they would not stay on his stomach, and he vomited after each feed. Wc then consulted our DOCTOR, who ADVISED US TO TRY 1 NEAVE'S FOOD, 1 We did so, and wore delighted to,find that, . after giving him his feed, he.was not troubled with wind or vomiting, We continued with Neave's Food only and he is now, at 7 months of age, quite plump, healthy, and sturdy, and has not been troubled with any ailment, whatever during the whole time he has be»n led on it.!' A uguit 15,18 M. Sold everywhere in Tins specially packed for Australasia. \ Uscfol Booklet, "Hints aboat B*by," by a "Trained Nurse, sent free on application to the manufacturers, mentioning this publication, JOSIAH R. NEAVE & CO., Fordingbridge, England, or the Australasian Agents, Frastr, Ramsay (New Zealand), Ltd., 39 Featherston Street) WeiuDgtOD, and at Auckland, Cbristcburcb, Donedic, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide and Brisbane.' Babies of fitnlren lENGINEERS! I ' 1 « i r 1 LEARN MORE-AND SO EARN MORE 'Jtßfifj' l IsSfiO IOOn You can qualify for a better job-smely,'pri" ill U ivvvwl vavj'Uh IW vM vately and successfully in your own home. ~ , Our Sjstcra enables men to rite from Setiaom-.nrtOlCine. Mechanics to Dr.ushtimen: - Draughtsmen to Shop Foremen: ff ' A Choinraen to Surveyors: jj/li Pra fI~V Architecture Driuefitimen to .' _ _ Roadmen to Road Eneineers: pM| if rc -f A V a *4*/ * Dynamo and Motor Attendants to . Electrical Engineers: IS a food. LANES heips tn® t Our erpert Staff of Practical Ensioerrs sire child to dizest more gQOdtOQdf instruction for all Government Certificates j e St»b«asrr.l.sMßohH,Tr»clioa, Wiadioi, Oil;etc.' (Jive a dose or In which are you concerned? Tell us just what you want to be: Be as frank as you like—The it A Rs. Tm 9 mort you tcll lhe n> ore we can help you. | /Sl PW E —* .. Strictest confidence assured. two or three times daily, and jJd DAY watch the child grow. Don't HEMINGWAY & ROBiERTSON'S forget the good qualHies of Iresh Tn» n" ' ' , S * 00 R. B. MCDUFF, B.Sc., M.E. Director. S vit 00 ' r— —- 6ABDEM TOOLS! BARDEH TOOLS! WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GABOEN TOOLS FROM THE BEST MAKERS, including the following LAWN MOWERS Border Forks. ENCLISH. Hedge Shears. Border Shears. _ „ I.R. Hose. Branch Cutters. ' CrMn s Silons Mossor. Ladies' Spades. Daisy Grubbera. - , f Anglo-Paris. Lawn Spruiklers. Digging Forks. Ransotno's j Automaton. McKinnon Hoes. Draining Spades. \Llon. /Mattock Hoes. Dutch Hoes. , American Planters' Hoes. Edging Knives. ' Pruning Sboara. Garden Rollers. Arcadd. Pruning Saws. ' Garden Trowels. Favourite. Rakes. Garden Shears. Lakewood. Reaping Hooks. Grubbing Hoes. New Easy. Scythes. Grass Shears. Now Rover. Sprayers Grass Hooks. Premier. Sets of Lsdies' Tools. Peimant. Sprayers, Shovels, Spades, Slashers, Turf Cutters* Weeding Forks. JOHN DUTHIE A CO., LTD. METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS. WILLIS STREET. TELEPHONES: Town Department, 3006; Country Department. 156; ■> Offices, 673; Iron Yard, 2564. *