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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 261, 23 July 1918, Page 2

"Time is Money" —v -BUT THESE WORDS SPELL SAVINGS * * . Time may be money—tut no time could be more properly spent than „„;__! that given to reading this Advertisement, ' 111111 No time could be better paid for than that given to making purchases IHH 1 1 ~ 1 " from the offerings featured here. >- The items below represent the .abundant bargains awaiting wise Bar-gain-seekers at Read them carefully—read them all—and you will come to a better appreciation of G. & K/s Sale Values,. UNMATCHABLE -VALUES IN : : COATS, SKIRTS AND FROCKS SnOWER-PROOF COATS-Shades in REST GOWN IN ROSE ROBE SILK light and dark fawns, with and with- CREPE—Gathered to waist, finished shapes - * "*> °* «»«•"•* -. Sale Prices, 18s. 6d., 21s. white embroidery nned deep embroidLINEN* SPORTS COATS-Suitable for cry cuffs. Usual Price, 70s. Cd. —— |||||ffl ; summer wear, loose-fitting and 'belted Sale Price, 595, 6d. WMM —i ' HOUSE FROCKS IN NAVY SERGE- === cuii's of contrasting shades. .Usual \ Assorted styles, with and without braid Prices, 12s. Cd. to 18s. Gd. { trimmings, high and low collars; skirts ' Sale Pnce, 4s. lid each. in plain and fancy styles. Usual REST GOWNS IN SKY CASHMERE- Vl , M M Easy fitti'-g, .with draped waist; vest ■ , and collar of ivory net, hemstitched Sale Price, 395. 6d. and finished smart frills; envelope cuff mQCK m MOLE SHOT EOLIENNEwith net finishings. ■ The blouse is trimmed with velvet bit * SKIRTS IN NAVY AND BLACK to Jf- imc * collar or muslin; SERGE—PIa-in styles, finished with wide arm-hole; inset eleeve; skirt is belt; also in'grey md brown. Usual tucked, with belted waist. Usual Price, Price, 255. fid. Sale Price, 12s. 6d. 755 , 6|L Sa|e p rjc|!) i% 6{J _ r/irAnrT;; I f ™ famous g.&k. p £lA \JDUK\JD ♦ * fed SEWING MACHINE.For, ±0 IUS. . ' I I Strongly builtr-mechanioally perfeetr- . AND i smooth and'ea6y running. It has many D superior features, including:— 'WT ICj 13 *W i M\f Simple Automatic Bobbin Winder, fIV- Ci lV fe3JLs* Ci I Stitch Regulator, & '&■ &,mA & X &*? ■Jl—fl f. Spring-tension Cylinder Shuttle, LIMITED, n Thc Hand y Drophead Feature, Many Free Adjustments and Accessories. ' Lambton Quay, ' Wellington. the biggest value in new Ssaland.

Kept Awake Hours By Rash On Back and Snouldgrs. Inflamed • and Itchy,- Pimples : ' Cameo- Cuticura Soap. . and Ointment Healed, j Above are extracts from a signed statement recently : received from Herbert H. , ■■ Hughes, Moira Vale, FiaJey, N.S.W., July 24,1916. j Cheapsoaps,harshsoaps,coarse, , strongly medicated soaps are re- | sponsible for half the skin troubles . in the world. They, make little ' irritations into great ones; Stop the use of all doubtful soaps. Use Cuticura, and no other soap, for all toilet purposes. Help it with touches of Cuticura Ointment. , Samples Free by Post. (Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.) .Address: I R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N. S. W. Sold throughout the world. Jn(a>rifielef£e4 sAF we V ar «»» "HORROCKSES"' ' COMFORT. I ° w seiveoce | 'Pains after eating may be caused by indigestible food or food that is tainted, but when they recur frequently the cause is nearly always faulty \ action of the stomach, liver, or bowels. Made from the medicinal extracts of more than ten different varieties df roots, herbs and leaves, Mother Seigel's Syrup has won for itseif, during the past forty years, a truly great reputation by reason of its remarkable success in restoring tone , and efficiency to the digestive organs— the stomach, liver, and bowels. If you suffer from pains after eating, lack of appetite and energy, sleeplessness or other symptoms of imperfect digestion, your stomach and liver need just the help that Mother Seigel's Syrup can give. Thirty drops, after each meal, for a few days, will make eating a pleasure, and work go easy. Mr. Alexander Christie, corner of Wyndham and Federal streets, Auckland, wrote on October 3rd, 1917: — "Although 18 years have elapsed since I was cured of the most acute and violent "Indigestion, I have the most vivid recollection of my sufferings during a period of two years, and at the time almost despaired of getting well again, as I had tried all sorts of remedies without getting the least relief, until, in a lucky moment, I determined to give Mother Seigel's Syrup a trial, and commenced with a . small bottle. ' When the contents of that were consumed, I felt so much better, and realising that Mother Seigel's Syrup did not belie its reputation, and was an infallible remedy, I procured a bottle of the largest size, and when the contents , were consumed I felt so wonderfully im- ' proved in health that I determined to complete the cure, and got a second bottle • of the largest size. Before the contents were quite consumed my health was completely restored, and I have not suffered from indigestion in any form since. I never fail to recommend Mother Seigel's Syrup to my customers. and others who Buffer from indigestion in any form." SIINMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIHIIIIUIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIin I For Stomaoh Pains, Cramps, Diarrhoea I | tnlcofroms to SOdropsofpuro • I i iMiraf m ?o? Namc l g IWIioUMaUD MEAN'S ESSENCE, f 5 in wator and b>*p slowly. § = For COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH, = E . SORK THHOATS; dilulo to a pint, gjj ENiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiimmimiiiMiin When an egg which is a little "off" is used in cake-making, the whole mixing is spoilt. Don't take the risk—much safer and economical to use the all-pure reliable *u