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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 61, 5 December 1917, Page 2

. Showroom Bargains COTTON WHIPCORD COSTUMES -With full belted coats; silk collars ; full skirts. Usually 80s. fid. Carnival Price, 295. Gd. POPLIN COSTUMES-In print and blue; latest shapes; splendid washing: materials. Usnally ®3, 6d. Carnival Price, 395. 6d. POPLIN COSTUMES-In fawn, broivn, pink, and rose; in excellent shapes and 6tyles. Usually 493. 6d. Carnival Price, 455. COTTON WASHING SKIRTS-In fine and wide striped piques and linens; latest shapes, finished belts and buttons; raised into waist; 6ome have ner small hip Yokes; all from our regular stock; some slightly Boiled. Usually lfe. lid., 166. lid., 17s lid. Carnival Prices, Bs. Gd., 10s. bd.

"[T~ge6rge &kersley's I !11 ■ — GRAND — § JLSJL. »»m ■■■■' I CTOCKS are unrivalled in the variety j "TTi " ™n"'"' i! " ' Bargains for the Home B ift Men! Look Here—Buy Now UQlgailld lUI "«< "»"'*' Moreover, our Special Prices enable " ' i ■ °™""* *""'" you to purchase all your ■ Holiday Ke51 Doz. tads Serviettes 'i3i« Mm Prices 25 to- ta ' s ™ ,„ /., <; • i .. The "Samson. Brand." Stronf.lea--18 X lo; soil niUSll. g e6 , v } la (; } . ou w jH save by securing ther ends and elastid web; full sizes. Carnival Price, 5/9 doz. Carnival Price, 1/3 pair. ■"■ * gco ' uic PAV WKTAfF MEN'S 10 ten Cram:: > ~,11 ™ ~ Wets I Underpants .-it r, t cannot call, order by letter. Satis- O ... ■■■ ■ Poplin Table Centres facti " aranteed ■_ , . Size 24 x 16; embroidered. £aAJWAI if AjjT At/ Camlval Price ' 2/6 MfAt ' Carnival Price, 1/6 each. \||j||l Hij ™ Jlijl uWif 100 Men's Double-breasted JifSL Beautiful designs. ___ muuswa serviceable coats, at rare bargain Carnival Price, 1/- each ' From 59/G Pno< Reduced to 39/6 ,»rf ..nwarrte i Htl . Mlu ,, LIIL , JkB| ., t , m .^ J «.i.^ J i.AL l mAuu.umi.i F rom 69/6 Reduced to 47/6 anti From 79/6 Reduced to 55/-

Tho Clara Rogers Comforts Fund. "Flower Day" in aid of the Clara. Refers Comforts Fund is to he held in Wellington to-day, and pedestrians in tho streets will have the opportunity of buying sweets, flowers, produce, badges, and buttonholes for a good cause—that of helping to provide comforts for our convalescent soldiers in hospital at Home, and also in providing them with outings, that do much to distract their minds from their sufferings, and also from the memory of the scenes and trials through which they had recently passed. Many letters have been received in which soldiers have expressed the greatest appreciation of this work, and from time to time Miss Rogers has given an account of her stewardship, as regards tho disposal of the funds that have been sent to her with this end in view.

The Navy League Ladies' Auxiliary lias, received for King George's Fund the following :-Cartorton Branch NI,L A , £100; Savage Club, Wellington ' £25; Mr. C. H. Hardy, Komako Pohan«in.i, £10 10s.; also the gold watch and kiniona, so kindly given by Mrs. Buxton, were raffled for .£2l. Thfi Commandant at Trentham acknowledges with thanks receipt, ofthe following gifts :-From Mr. B. Wa ker. Pleasant Point, Timaru, parcel of books; from Bristol Piano Co., 1 His Master's Voice gramophone ■ (with horn), 36 double-sided records, 2 boxes gramophone needles. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morris and the Misses Morris are visiting Auckland. ■ " Mrs. Logan, wife of Colonel Logan, Administrator of Samoa, is visiting Auckland. Tlio top skin of the human body is Woodless-one reason why it so easily cracks with the cold. Sydal makes it soft, supple.and wliito. Sydal is a skin emollient and not a greasy cream. Bub Sydal on the neck, arms, face, and hands every night and have a beautiful skin. 2s. jar at chemists and iilows.— Advt. . .

KNITTING SOCKS FOB SOLDIERS. The condition of things as wo find them to-dav demands strict economy, both in lime and money;- this is embodied in (lint combination of usefulness, THE KNITTING MACHINE, so indispensablo in helping to supply the needs of tho men who nre doing so much for tie. Can bo pasily learned by mother and daughter aunt or sweethearts Write for catalogue and full particulars to Hie scle agents, Oscar Hewett and Co., 5B Cuba Street, Wellington.—Advt.'

... THE ... : Charm of Silver - for Xmas' Gifts. WAVE you ever thought how well'" the purity of Sterling-. \ Silver conveys the pure sentijj monfc of the gift-giver's goodwill? ! THAT is undoubtedly tho case. I Such gifts are doubly esteemed | by the fortunate recipient. ' \TGUNG'S selections of Ster- ! ■*• ling Silver. Goods merit your | favourable attention. ! T7OR THE TOILET TABLE- | Uair Brushes, Mirrors, Manii . cure Sets, Trinket Boxes. I TTOIt GENTLEMEN- Cigarette ' Cases, Flasks, Fruit Knives, \ Tobacco Boxes. 5 TpOB LADIES-Solid and Chain f Purses, Jewel Casos, Vanity Cases, Salts Bottles. % TOR CHILDREN-Cups, Spoons I and Forks, Egg Cups, etc. I Igjt.ioig.itd., 1 252 LAMBTON QUAY. M warn. 1 1* ■wi-TBuvii.tuiiiDSjrgiag'fTa.'m'.aiuJammu'i uumbct )J ' mnaro mr»m-iHcmiy.igssxmCTmvrimiOT6aiamiaa I CLAUSE'S Hair Dye reßtoron youthful » \J colour, block or brown i harmloss and S. odourless, oolourlcs. Post free, Is. 6d. and « Is. 6d. Clarke, Ohemlet, 116 Viotorla Btr*et. 11l Jiuokland.