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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 108, 31 January 1919, Page 3

J ' YOU=CAN'BUY- ; ■ - \ ) GLOVES & NECKWEAR -- I ■• ' At Reduced Prices at ■ \ I These Goods are not old stock, but NEV, FRESH / GOODS OF SPLENDID VALUE-it will pay you j p fj\ take mmst of us sfkul wm oris. . : / %fn WHITE AND CREAM SILK TULLE-1 yard wide. Suitable for making Tulle / ,9/ . FfinSit Scarves. L T s:ia% li, Gd. Special Price, 9d. per yard. / fffU/p /f CKEAif A2JD WHITE CHIFFON-iO inches wide. Usually sold at Is. 9d. / . '/^"' and i=. Ltd. yard. "V. & A.'s" Special Price, Is, /< , S^Wl' WHITE CO'ITOS GliOVBS—Two domes—all sizes. line. Usual V PricCj Is. lid. "V, & A.V Special. Price',.ls. 6d. pair. t J ' . LADJES' EOI-T, COLLARS—In Org.imli Jltislin, emliroidered, lace pd(,'ed, and \ I hemstitohed. Usura Prices, Is. Cil., Is. 9d., Is. lid. \ J / S s ' ' Special Price, Is, each, oremn^Ur I REAL BARGAINS IN SWISS EMBROIDERY I ■*-.. — REMNANTS, marked down to a low price to clear \ Is. in the £ Off for Cash. ! CHILDREN'S PINAFORES . ■ CHILDREN'S PINAFORSS-In ell sizes, trimmed with Swiss embroidery, • Mail Orders tucte, etc. These Pinafores can be easily ina.de into cliild:en's Prnttintlv * dresses with very littlo alteration, and are really fine value. usually is. lid., ss. lid.; 6s. lid. ' _ ' Attended To. "V. & A.'s" Special Prices, 2s. 6d., 35., and 3s. 6d.

The Rich Beauty of Superior \ / TM/1?T I TOY \ - / - is particularly well evidenced in ou.' \" " /.* present display of \ / NECKLACES, PENDANTS •'\ / ■ BROOCHES & BANGLES W ' ' Each piece is distinctive in design and A of h\gh-class workmanship. The beauty ' I I and goodness of this Jewellery makes an \| ~" instant appeal. JssL Also LADIES' DRESS & ENGAGE- /jT\ • MENT RINGS from £10 , • fM\§] ' GENTLEMEN'S Solid 18-ct. SIGNET' ■ \ f|s j : RINGS from 50/- i ' i\ ■ PENDANT (as illustrated), Price £6 ( fW. LITTLEJQHN & SON, Ltd/^i » 222-224, Lambton Quay ' Wellington I) v-—- ■ ■• J [5, I I Ball Bearing | I ijr\ The famous WAT AMERICAN"' } \ y y\ ■ ' LAWN MOWERS I t A Tho "Great American" Ball-bearing Lawn Mower is \ I ■ \J mnde with a patent cone adjustment, so designed to. f, j givj Hie beat bearing surface with miuimnm friction. \ \ The steel balls are all of the highest-grade, and are \ ] j placed in dust-proof steel-covered cups. The wear is I J taken up by an ingenious patented device. < F>\ T ' lP driving wheels are 10 inches in diameter and i /ra|J fntirely 'coyered about 6i inches; ; \ wißMm. Therefore the Grass Cannot Enter . jj tk Motive Power, | \ and they are as nearly dust-proof as-can bo made. ' ~ 1 ''• . The revolving cylinder is G inches in diameter, nas five solid cast steel g i (patented) cutting knives, hardened and tempered in oil, and protected by 8 .? liialleablo supports r.nd a iod passing through the cylinder. I > | , Tho dead knife (or cutting blade) is of solid enst shape, and | } Can be Regulated to Cut the Grass from finch to if inch I \ from the ground as desired. _ | 'j No bicvele was ever built with a greater degree of perfection in regard to | ' the "ball-bearings and adjustment than can be found in this lawn mqwor. m h The material used is'of high-grade quality, sot that breakage is not hk«ly | hto occur. i . ■ . , a ■i Tho "Great American" Is handsome in appearance, and experience has J * failed to , show where any further improvement can be made or any better J I ball-beoring lawn mower- manufactured. Sines—ls, 17, and 19 inches. 3 H \lso in stock—Pennsylvania Jr. piul Pennsylvania. Golf • | I E. ¥. Mills & Co., Ltd. ;s:,o, J TENNIS TENNIS = RACKEnrs i = Tost Landed-SLAZENGERS "IZ," "DOHERTY," "SPECIAL SLAZENGEE," "EGM," "DEMON," . "DEMON SPECIAL," "DEMON OCTA.GON," "HANDLED," "CENTEAJECT," "VICTORY," "RENSHAW." ' B- BUZZEYS % "DEMON DRIVER," "COLLEGE."I - TENNIS SUNDRIES — jfi We have also good stocks of Racket Presses % Covers, Carrieis, Bails, I. R. Grips, etc M w ■ se ° ■■■■ l-i ill ' *■■•*{