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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 68, 13 December 1917, Page 2

I faf! and falcy's tas Bargain Carnival You don't '.mutt to .waste time in shopping—therefore come here and revel in the thousandu of Notcl, Dainty nnd Useful .Articles in the Sunre of Fillly-stnckad Departments! You don't wnnt to waste money—so take adwintnge of our Bargain !Pimes.'! Ym M a teUe-SB ' f|| , , ear test IM Styles? JSf 1 Vr A CHILDREN'S PRINT FROCkA-MadA j«\ ftK with small turn-down collar and long PLATS TOJSOBB SUNSHADES—With /(Mm short full skirt; Bide iwokets; crook and taiiktop handle I, ||^\/}•s& neatly finiß ) lC( \ galon trimming m Prices, 6s. 11d, 7s. 11d, Ids. 6d. ft contrasting colours; m navy, saxe, TUSSOBK SUNSHADES—Lined green, rMW| brown, grey, and whito; sizes 2t, 2 , villi crook handles. l§ <I| 6arnivai Prices, 5s ltd, 7s. 6d. ( PriCß.7s.llri. nfl pfLO 9s. Gd„ 11s. Bd„ 12s. 9d, FANCY SILK SUNSHADES—In a V\ U|\ (JHILDREN'S JUMPER I WS?' iWI! "Mi Mmll/Ilf on to" white 'bodice lining; white drill I§s.' "I' ' ' «i | ■ JjW sailor ■ - I find tie; sisws I°. IV, U. SMART SUNSHADES—Of Early Vic- l||||pWW Carnival Prices, 17s, llo.j J3J. 1Jtl„ sfwsrA , sa)»afe «.?™ .WSM Mil. (i.. m. Damty Blouses at Small Prices air Whit 9 St " P 0 SILK SUN " WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES—Em- Carnivd Prices, ss. 3d., ss. 9d„ 6». SHADES broideretl front, with smart plain 1 ' " ,11J collar and revers; inset sleeves. .. . n « , 16s. 60., 18s. fid. Carnival Price, 4s. 6d. fjiAiffl 111-fICC JiflftfiC WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES-Em- UIUIIK UIOJ UUUU3 W Gloves Keenly Priced. **> mVSJ&ARi eo^Si^'Wmtsim *—-tawfefw ?t™raS I,d '. 6s ' »<*■ SPOTTED - VOILE BLOUSES-White 1 2? ' #nd 2-dome KID GLOVES-With self or pound, with sjots of green, helio- \v ' Carnival Price, 2s. 6d. yard, black stitched backsj in brown iwd tro P e ' or plnk r ! col ar. WOOLLEN VOJXE-44 inches wide; beaver shades. wm _ Carnival d. in grey onl A bargam. Usually Prices, 4s. 11d.. ss. 6d., ss, 11d., WHITE MUSLIN BLOUSES With yar £ , 6s. lid., 7s. Ltd., Bs. fid. lns , et . sl , ceves > . sall , or trimmed Carnival Price,'2s. 6d. yard, embroidery; simple, stylish designs SHEPHERDS' CHECKS-40 inches DENT'S KID GLOVES—Mength; m wnlT „ Ca J[" l f '°' IM - 4 f; J) d " wide; in newest two-tone colourings, black and white; splendid value WHITE \OILE BLOUSES—lmitation Usually 4s. Gd. yard. Pricos, 4s. 11d., ss. fid. Irish hand embroidery at front, m- Carnival Price, 3s. 11d. yard. set sleeves and roll,collar. NAVY GABARDINE—46 inches wide; 2-but. WASHING DOESKIN GLOVES Ciirijiva Price 6s. td. a two . tone w i„ ur -effcct; the newPricss, 7s. fid, Bs, Ifd,, 9s. fid. ILORAL VOILE BLOUSES—Square f or nD( j s ]drtß. Usually Mength— Price, 9s. 11d. neck, with sailor collar; inset sleeves. g . Carnival Price, 4s. 6d. yard. Carnival Price, Bs. lid. " • "

A 611x1011 party and fete, in aid of 1 the Hutt-Taita Red Cross Shop, will bo hold at "Raiigiiiho," th© residence of Mrs. D. T. Cameron, Main Road, Lower Hutt, 011 Saturday next. The grounds, are ideally situated and are at present looking their best with their wealth of beautiful flowers. It has beqn arranged that the Trentham Military Band will be in attendance, and there will be afternoon tea, Christmas tree, sports, side-shoirs, etc. Complete arrangements have been made for a through, bus service, leaving the Wlutmore Street corner at a quarter to two (2s. return fare), and also a Lower Hutt local service. The usual Saturday night soldiers' ! concert was given in the Y.M.C.A. on Saturday evening. As these evenings j are becoming more known the attend-1 ance of soldiers is growing, and much appreciation of their bright and informal character lias been expressed. Musical items were given by little Miss Bennie, who was accompanied by her father on the zither, and Miss Taylor, and Miss G. Fathers, with Mr. Knowles, gave some "imitations without words." • Supper was served by the girls of the Young Women's Christian Association. Next Saturday evening Mr. Knowles, late engineer of the N.Z. hospital ship Maheno, will give some reminiscences of life on a hospital ship, which are expected to be very interesting. Soldiers from Feathcrston or Trentham Camps are always welcomed at these ovenings. The committee of the Patriotic Cake Room thank the following donors of cakes, subscriptions, etcMesdames Smitton, Heywood, Meek, Holmes, Palmer, R. 1\ Ward, Isaaos, Mirams. A. Williams, Richardson, Hurst, and the Misses Wheeler (2), Didsbury, M'Menamon, Gambrill, Macintosh, Richardson, Turner, von Dadelszen, M'Kellar. '

KNITTING SOCKS FOB SOI.DIHRS. The condition of things as we find them to-day demands strict, economy, both in time'and money; this is embodied in lliat combination of usefulness, THE KNITTING MACHINE, so indispensable in helping to supply, the needs of the men who are doing go much for us. Can be easily learned by mother and diu-gh-ter, ftii.ni or sweetheart. Write for cr.inlott'uo and full particulars to the scle agents, Oscar Rowett and Co., 51) Cuba Street, Wellington.—Advt. Every member of t-lio family should drink KOLA-NIP. It adds vim aud vigour to tho constitution. Snappy, delicious, wholesome. . Buy a bottle to-day. Hotels and stores.—Advt.

Is the all round sensible Xmas Gift JN no gift is quality eo essential ( as ill a watch. ' An unreliablo watcli is worso than no watch at all. • "(JJ.O to Youngs' if you want n pood ivatcli" is sound advice. on it I the wutch required be a nickel one or a gold one, 1 yon have Iho assuranco that any watch you buy from us. is thoroughly dependable. stocks 'liavo just arrived, including somo lino gold and silver wristlet watches for both ladies and geuts. C. I ?. I6IIG, LTD.. 252 UMBTON QUAY. «sigai«]glßM 'FINGh r T WANTED Known—Tingey'n Xmns to is now on. The place for Bargilns. Addrcus: Manners Street. Odm Friday nnJjJ 0 n.rn