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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2992, 1 February 1917, Page 4

KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. —*- — THE GREAT SALE IS IN PROGRESS! NOW IS ECONOMY TIMEt Yeatoi day wo oxpciionced another of thoso great rushes which always charactensn Hip opening dnys of our Sales. To-day will bo another groat ooonomy day, and ovcryono who likes bargains should most certainly conns in now while Iho popular clearanceie iu its initial etnges. Hero'e another tablo of economies :— MANCHESTER CHANCES: WHim AIAH SniPHNaS-At Ss. in tho J! off usual prices. 28-30 inches wide. (Jsinl Prices, !Hd lOld., Hid. yard. Salo Prices, Od., 7d., Bd. yard. GENOA SHIRJ.IIvG-27 inches wide, in stripo effects, light' ground. Suitable for Shuts, Pjjamas, and Ladies' Blouses. This is -very special value. Usual 'Price Is Id. yard. Sale Price, IHd. yard. The Popujai Z VKA ' SHIRTING—3B inches wide, in a range of stripe effects, fcuitihle foi Men s ind Boys' SLirts and Ladies', Men's, and Boys' Pyjama's. Usual Pnco, Is M. yard. .. Sale Price, Is. yard. NTJK&K CIO lII—In slndcs'tf Cream. Fawn, Saxo, aud Navy, .14 inches wido. A ieil snip Usual Pri<fe?ls. yard. Sale Price, B}d. yard. ' ON CORSETS YOU CAN SAVE. . ROIAX WORUjSIER CDRSETS-Suitable fon slender, and -average- figures;, medium ind low bust models; leu? over hips; 1 hosu supports. Usual Prieo, 6s Ud '. Sale Prico, ss. 11d. BON TON CORSET—In white coutil; suitable for average figures, medium bust and long over hips.; li hose supports; can recommend this model for iit and weiu T>ual'Price, l'Js. 6cf; . Sale. Price, 16s. 6d. CYGNIA CORSET—In a liito bctiste; suitable for average figures; very low bust and medium sknfc, G hose supports. . . Sizes It to 25—Usual Price, 12s. Cd. Salo Price, 10s. 9d. Si/es 26 to 28—Usual Price, 14s. fid. ' . Salo F-'» ice, 12s. 6d. WB COBSEI—In vhito o/titil and fancy biwlic; suitable for average 'figu'es; low ancl'raedium lust; t hc6e supports. Usual Price, iTs. Sale Price, 17s. 6d, MEN'S CLOTHING ALL UNDERPRICED. MEN'S SAC SUITS-In Tweed, Flannel, Serge and Worsted; mostly light colours. Usual Prices/42a-6d. to 80s. Now 19s. 6d., 255., 295. 6d.. 395. 6d., and 455. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TAILOR-MADE SUITS-In Navy, Brown. "ariH Heatfoer; real smartbiisiness suits. Usual Prices, 81s. to 105s. Now 655. PADDED SILK JAP. TUIESSING GOWNS-In Navy «ml Grenn. Usual ■'■'■ Price, 325. 'Bd- Sale Price, 225, ffff. MEN'S MACINTOSH OVEUCOATS-ln double ajid single texture macintosh; ■'. -Fawn and Grey; all small sizes. Usual Prices, 255. to 5!).;. 6d. : : '■■• . Now 155., 19s. 6d., 255., 295. 6d,,i ..-.'. BARGAINS FOR BABY. OHILDBBN'S VESTS-Merceriead Cotton and Wool. Sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 0, 7. Usual ■ Prices, Is. 3d., Is. 3d., Is. 3d., Is. 6d., Is. Gd., Is. Cd. '■,'■•'■ ■• Sale Prices Is., Is., Is., Is. 3d., Is. 3d., ,Is. 3d. INFANTS' FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS-Good value-Usual Price 4s. 6d. , '■.' , Salo Price, 3s. 9d, 3NFANTS' LONG FLANNELS-Scallontdor plain.-U6ual Prices, ss. lid., 6s. 6d., 6s. lid., 7s. 6d., Bs. 6d., 9s. lid. Salo Prices, Us. lid., ss. id., ss. Ltd., 6s. 6d., 7s. 3d., Bs. 6d. ■ CHILDREN'S TUSSORE SILK COAITS-Sae shape, lined sateon, with inset oi , Eaglan sleeves. Siaes 18. -18, 20, 22, 24, 265, 28, 30, 32.—Usual Prices, 18s. lid., 19s. lid.,-215., 215., 225. 6d., 255., 275. lid., 28s. 6d., 295. 6d. Salo Prices, .15s. 6d., 16s. 6d., 17s. 6d., 17s. 6d., 18s. 6d., 205,.6 d., 225. 6d,, 235, 6d,, 245. 6d., THERE ARE UNDOLBTEQ ADVANTAGES IN CALLING TO-DAY! {KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD, WE SELL SATISFACTION WHEN WE SELL OUR "FAREWELL" BRAND ' :■■ .; ■ ■"■■;■■ OF;/-.- ■. .-.. „■ • . ; STOUT SCHOOL BOOTS FOR BOYS AND CIHLS. ' MADE IN OXJE-' OWN FACTORY. ; , . • ' ..■".. : GUARANTEED SOLID THROUGHOUT. "GOOD WEAR IN EVERYPAIR,"CIRLS. BOYS. Girls' Chrome Bale, stout slugged. Boys' Strong Leather 13als7"t<io ; ancl soles—7 to .10, 9s. 6d.j 11 to 1, heel tips—ll to 1, 10s. 6d.': 2 and 10s. 6d.; Maids', 2to 6,'135. 6d. 3, H 3 . 6d.; 4 and 5, 12s 6d. Girls' Chrome 3ack Bale, with lea- Boys' Chrome Laco Boots, slugged ther fronts, heel plates- . fioles _ 7 te 10 9s , 6d ' n £*», 11 to 1, :10s., ed;;..Maids', 21s, ].os. 6d.; 2 and 3, 11s. 6d.; 4 ami 11s. oQ. g 22s Cd Girls' Box Calf Bals, square toes, „' , ~, ~ sewn soles, 7to 10, 11s. 6d.: Bovs Chrome Open Iront Derby, ,-.-11 to 1, 12s. 6d.; Maids', 2to bj Bals, stout soles-11 to 1, 12s. 6d.; 16s, 6d. ':'.■ * 2 and 3, 14s. 6d.; 4 and 5, 15s. 6d. Girls' Box Calf Button Boots, square Boys' Box Calf Bals, leather lined, toes,-sewn, eoles—7 to 10, 12s. 6d.; square" toes—7 to 10, 13s 6d • 11 to 1, 13s, 6d.; Maids', 2to 6, 11 to 1, 14s. 6d.; &and 3,16s 6d'16s. 6d. ; : - ■•,.-..• •-. . 4 and 5, 17s. GdM, '' ■RTMTE FOR. OUR MAIL ORDER PRICE LIST. ft. HANNAH &■ CO.,- LTD.; MILITARY BOOTMAKERS, WELLINGTON.

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TAKE THE V.P. ANSCO CAMERA INTO CAMP! 'CJTART. right at tlio beginning and *<J talvo picture records of ycur, soldiering—arrival at camp, medical inspection, so-and-so and self in denims, tucker-time—the opportunities are endless. LETS SHOW YOU THIS HANDY CAMERA. ft takes roll films, has a. fine lens, a time and instantaneous shutter, and fits easily into the breast pocket. It should be your very first .camp investment. Call! WATERWORTHS Lambton Quay, next Kelburn Tram, I WELLINGTON, And at 58 Queen Street, AUCKLAND. ; A.' Legion HOT WEATHER CLOTHES JjjHOULD ensure Coolness combined with Style. These are features of Summer Specialties at MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN AVENUE. IfcEEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. rH WELLINGTON MSAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD.. Is Prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS, By Weight or ot Per Head. The Company alra offers olieata everj facility for freezing on their own account, . Prices can be obtained on Application it the Company's Offices, or from Any ol the Buyers in the oointry. W. G. FOSTER, I Ifanajring Director. In a case that came- before Mr. L. 6. Reid, S.M., in tho Magistrate's Court yesterday, the police alleged that the defendant had mado a false declaration for the purpose of securing a certificate from the Registrar of Marriages. Inspector. Hendrey said that tho defendant had in November, 1911, married a woman and described Limself to tlio Registrar as a bachelor. Ho hadl lieen previously married, and his wifo was alive at tho time. Mr. T. M. Wilford, for the defendant, asked why tlio police had. not in that ciise laid ;i charge of bigamy. Defendant, lie sßid, liad had evidence which entitled' him to act as he did. It was inferred, if not oxplicitly stated by counsel, that defendant when he remnrriod believed hie first wifo to be dead "Is "there any law," Mr. Wilford proceeded, "to sa-y that a man whoso wife is dead sliall describe himself as a widower when he applies to many again?" His Worship laughingly replied lliat he was not there k> advise counsel upon such mutters. Mr. Wilford: "In any case, the police have brought no one to identify the defendant as tlm man who declared l he was a lachclor." His 'Worship considered that there was not. sußicmrit evidence/ to warrant coinniiltal and dismissed the ease without prejudice. Tlio soldiers' needs in reliable khaki shirt.*, ss. lid., 6s. Bd.. 7*. 6<J.. 7s. lid., at Geo. Fowldi, Ltd., Manners Street.—