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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2692, 11 February 1916, Page 2

1 HALF-PRICE BARGAINS] { IN SMART MILLINERY, j \ NECKWEAR, RIBBONS, J | BELTS AND' BOWS. I 5 Here is a chance for Money-Saving that is too good to be ' =! passed by. Everything offered is stylish, high-grade, and i * handsome—t-lie choicest goods of the season. \ S YOUR MONEY WILL PURCHASE DOUBLE AT "THE I . I ECONOMIC," j THESE HATS MUST GO! | 25 TRIMMED HATS Chip and Tagel Straw shapes, vrimmed > flowers Mid ribbon on velvet. Usually 15s. 6d. to 21s. f 19 qttTr pnx7"T?D"r?n TTimct m ■ Spools! Prloe, 3s* 11d, J rpnl T? HATS—I rimmed ribbon, velvet, and flowers; i real French effects. Usually 295. 6d. to 455. il 100 PIQUEAND LINE?? HATS—In soft small 3 and j on ero 3s - lld - to 6s. lid.- coins at is. lid/ 80 READY-TO-WEAR STRA W HATS—Various shapes, styles, and i colours. Were Bs. 6d. to 21s. Special Price, 3s. lid. eaoH. \ AND HOSTS OF OTHER BARGAINS. j jj THROW-OUT OF NEOKWEAR. jj WHITE MUSLIN COLLARS—RoII and military shapes; also small g net yokes, with low neck, etc. Season's prices, 9d. to Is. I Clearance Prices, 3d. and 4}d. eaoh. j PLEATED MUbLIN COLLARS—On silk band, with small floral v design; also Swiss embroidery, Organdi collars,, and other j styles. Usually Is. 3d. to la. lid. Clearing at Bd. eaoh. 5 DAINTY ROLL COLLARS—In Muslin, Blaok and White Striped s | 0I 'e, Embroidered Muslin, and other styles. Usually Is. to 1 "• "a. Clearance Price,, 6d. each. j MARVELLOUS RIBBON VALUES. | 5 Beautiful Wide SILK RIBONS—In floral and stripe effect. \ , % Season's prices, Is. lid., 2s. 6d., to 3s. 6d. j i Clearing at 6d., 9d., and is, fld. yard. S I 60 DOZEN LADIES' BELTS. . ; | In various styles and makes, including fancy and leather. Us- •; ually is. 3d. to 2s. lid. 5 J Special Prices, 4]d., 6d., 9d.. and Is. B | ' LADIES' FANCY BOWS. I | Dainty styles, in Black Velvet, -with colour, etc. Usual prioes, | £ I s - to, Is- 6d. Special Prices, 3d., 4id M and ed. i PROFIT BY THESE BARGAINS TO-DAYI S [ GEORGE & KERSIEY, LTD J | 1 The Anzacs Make History* j' I OUR MEN FROM UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS. j | mHE "MANCHESTER GUARDIAN" eaysi-'Tbe first landing on Gallipoli |of its\istory" COSn aS 8 mtirl!me exploit of. British Infantry in the whole | • i The withdrawing from inzao is spoken of by the preeo in England as a'' I wonderful feat, as extraordinary as the heroio landing. b Ma I | . s f r M g|f g f ! i I a ■ ■' | I The Military Garter. 8 - I | j et. Gold, SO/6; Isct. Gold, 36/-. I ij j 4 ' "ANZAC" | j | S'SSf Broocl,es anll Pol,dants ! 5 15ct. Gold—3o/6. Strong and heavily made, and loot. Gold—32/6' ] | (Registered) supplied in neat cases. (Registered) ' j I What better o .™ a ™ 6nt «° n W be worn than one depicting the Southern Crew s i embellished with the now famous name ANZAC, formed by piecine to- < I gether the initial letters of Australian-New Zealand Army Corps? \ • Designs registered by and only to be had from j i W. LITTLEJOHN & SON i j 222 Lambton Quay - .. Wellington, j .Break away from the i)! i 1 VWrTP ■ M Hot Dinner" Habit. .These are days when tho appetite is i fickle—when it wants "nursing" so to 1 of greasy, steamy hot .TASTY^ERRING| L AND TOMATO COOL, DELECTABLE SHEEP ' DELICIOUS SALMON WITH VINE- Vr^rr.^ 031 PERHAPS ° AINTY fAEDINES ' 'W. CAMPBELIs, LTD. I 40 and 42 MANNERS STREET. 'PHONE 443. . I 293 CUBA STREET. " 'PHONE 2524. g 163 RIDDIFORD STREET. 'PHONE 1084. § GARDEN TOOLS! BARDEM TOOLS! .WE HAVE JUST LANDED OUR NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF GARDEN TOOLS FROM THE BEST MAKERS, including the following •I LAWN WOWERS Border Forks. ENCLISH. ' Hedge Shears. Border Shears. 0n... I R. Hose. Branch Cutters. Creßn 8 !Al p ..|'. Ladies' Spades. Daisy Grubbers. Dnntnmn'c I a I Law H Sprinklers. Digging Forks. . j Automaton. MoKinnon Hoei. ' Draining Spades'. . *• 'Mattook Hoes. Dutch Hoes. AMERICAN. Planters' Hoes. . Edging Knives. ' ' Pruning Shears. Garden Rollers. . Pruning Saws. Garden Trowels. fXS' Rakes - Garden Shears. h«,„ rf?', Roaping Hooks. Grubbing Hoes. . New Easy. Soythea. Grass Shears. new nova,. Sprayers. Grass Hooks. !!!! „ or ,' Sets of Ladies' Tools, pennant. Sprayers, Shovels, Spades, Slashers, Turf Cutters, Weeding Forks. JOHN DUTHIE A CO., LTD. METALS AND HARDWARE MERCHANTS, WILLIS STREET. TELEPHONES: Town Department, 3006: Country Departttient, ICS; Offices, 673; Iron Yard, 2564. Ml ,!■■■_ I "" "I'""™ 1 CHAS. A. CYPHER'S ' - NEW iUFFAL© INCUBATORS. THB WORLD'S fIESTf I'ERFECT IN OONSTRUOTION. GREATEST PERCENTAGE OF r , mT ,„ T ,„HATOHES. SMALL OIL CONSUMPTION FIREPROOF BUILT OF STEEL. HARDAVOOD ' FRONTS. HIGHEST QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICE. ALSO, —BUFFALO BROoDERS'ANO HOVERS. PERFECT CHICK HOMES. DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASILT SET CP. Write for Catalogue and Price Lilt. Stewart Timber, Glass & Hardware Cs. Ltd. i 80, 83, 84, COURTENAY PLACE, WELLINGTON.