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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 244, 3 July 1918, Page 2

1 GEORGE & KERSLEY'S Great Winter Sale IS RECEIVING THE GLAD WELCOME IT DESERVES ! J Jt. —which isn't any wonder when yon consider the generous | > H "cuts" on prices—the quality and smartness of the goods— f 1 f| the real and obvious VALUE of every line! In THESE V, H times, too, when prices are likely to go up, and Up, and UP! Ji jjf Buy NOW arid, you'll be wise! w 19 Specimens from about 9,999 Bargains ! I I SPECIALS IN UNDERCLOTHING I I i DOZEN LADIES' KNICKERS IN CAMBRIC-Closed or open shapes. Vnri- i ' is oua good designs, trimmed frills own material; also lace ;,nd embroidery, w H Usual Price, Is. 9d. Sale Price, 3s. Ed. cach. M I i DOZEN HUNT PETTICOATS-For wearing undor Morning Frocks; in good if quality prints; checked or striped materials. Sale Price, 2s. lid. each, ja If LADIES' NIGHTDRESSES—In Cambric, made with small turn-down collar and I H cuffs; trimmed plain embroidery; excellent value. $ ' |a Sale Price, 7j. lid. each. |i I HOSIERY BARGAINS | H PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE—Caslimere finish; seamless foot; double toe 1' it and heel. Worth Is. lid. Sale Price, Is. 3d. 1 I CHILDREN'S RIBBED ALL-WOOL HOSE—Double" foot and -knee. Sizes 2|l ys and 3 only. Usual Prices, 3s. Gd. to 3s. lid. ' . Sill Sale Prices, is. Gd. to Is. lid. 1 1 150 DOZEN PLAIN BLACK CASHMERE HOSE-Seamless throughout; spliced .1' |i foot and heel. Well worth 3s. 3d. Sale Price, 2s. «t I MANCHESTER BARGAINS - I f 2 DOZEN ONLY WHITE ROLLER TOWELLING—24ins. wide; for ■ nursery. 1 ® use. Usual Price, 2s. 3d. yard. Sale Price, Is. Bd. yard.; 18s. dozen, |> j| 30 DOZEN LUNCH FERVIETTES—Size 18in. by 18in. _ 1 wf ■■ ■ Sale Price, ss. Gd. dozen. if J§ 5 DOZEN DAMASK SUPPER CLOTHB-Size 36ius, by 3Gins. 1 || , i Sale Price, 2s. lid, M ! DELAY DOESN'T PAY! —— COME TO-DAY 1 ] George & Kersley, Ltd. j LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, j

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TRUE DRESS ECONOMY Is in favour of the "Churchill" tailormade Skirts and Costumes. Though they cost, more than the ordinary dress, tho wear and satisfaction they give cost less. PttONE> 2654-, A.