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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 227, 20 June 1921, Page 4

BUSINESS NOTICES. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS LTD "FAMOUS FOR OVER 57 YEARS FOR QUALITY, STYLE, AND VALUE.” PRICE ADJUSTMENT SALE EXCEPTIONAL SAVING CHANCES TO ALL CASH PURCHASERS. There was never a better buying opportunity, and we know you will k ' quickly take advantage of these marvellous savings. Don't leave your selection too late, or perhaps the piece you fancy may be sold. Order now. SPECIALS IN SILKS AND DRESS FABRICS CHARMING SILK FABRICS. JPUGI SILK—3O inches wide. The demand for this popular Blouse Fabric is constantly increasing, and we are prepared to meet that demand with the best range yet. All pure silk, reversible woven stripes, and excellent washing. Fugi is much used for pyjamas also. Being a standard make with >. us it is durable and satisfactory in wear. In many different multi coloured stripes. Usual Price, Us Cd yard. Special Net Cash Price, 7s 8d yard. •JTIENCH SILK FOULARD—3B inches wide. Again Foulards have a prominent place amongst fashion's favourites. At the present time London and Paris are featuring them. They are all pure silk and charmingly soft and daintv in appearance. They are plain , grounds in shades saxe, wedgwood, botlle, purple, brown, wine, reseda, vieux nose, jade, nattier, nigger and navy, all with quaint designs in white. Usual Price. 32s fid yard. Special Net Cash Price, 12s 6d yard. 'DRESS AND COSTUME TWEEDS. HEATHER TWEEDS —56 inches wide. The smartest and most varied range of seasonable fabrics we have offered for sale. The shades are heather mix hires in blues, browns, greens, greys, all wool, and decidedly suitable for Vtho separate skirt, sports costume, also medium weight winter coat. Usual Price 19s 6d yard. Special Net Cash Price, 9s 11d yard. ' MULTI STRIPE TWEEDS—S 6 inches wide. . Absolutely the . very latest in multi blending of shades in stylish, attractive, and fascinating stripes. All wool, and Scottish make. Green, cerise, mauve, cherry, tan, flame, are the prominent colours. Usual Price, 22s fid yard. . Special Net Cash Price, 11s 9d yard. SCOTTISH SPORTS TWEEDS—S 6 inches wide. Specially imported for sports costumes, also gent’s sports suits. 'Che shades are fashionable and. patterns and colourings suitable for sports wear. The shades are. grey and white, fawn, and white mixture, in herringbone and diagonal weaves. Usual Prices, 37s 6d, 39s 6d yard. . Special Net Cash Prices, 17s 6d, 19s 6d yard. HEAVY WINTER COATINGS. BLANKET CLOTHS-56 inches wide. Heather mixture, all wool, in browns, fawns, greens, and greys. A great opportunity to secure a coat length and make it your own style. Usual Prices,l6s 9d, 17s 6d yard Special Net Cash Price, 9s 11d yard. DIAGONAL COATING—S 6 inches wide. A new weave, heavy quality, all wool. Most durable for the toughest of wear. In rich shades of nigger, mole, bottle, and navy, all excellent colours. Usual Price, l?s Ild yard. Special Net Cash Price, 11s 9d yard. BLANKET CLOTHS—S 6 inches wide. Heavy quality. Toi tho=e who prefer plain and quiet colourings this is an admirable range to select from. In four heather colourings in brown, grey, green, and mauve, also heather stripe in brown, blue, and grev. and eelf in saxe, nattier, dark jade. Usual Prices, 19s lid. 23s 6d. 2-fe 6d. Special Net Cash Price, 11s 9d yard. HEATHER BLANKET COATINGS—S 6 inches wide. Undoubtedly the best range of coatings to be seen. In quality, colour, and design, all wool, and the right weight for warin 'winter coats. In shades of grey, fawn, jade, bottle, brown, sand, with stripe and crossbar check to tone. Usually 26s 6d. 27s 6d yard. Special Net Cash Price. 14s 6d yard. 'j SEE WHAT YOU SAVE FOR CASH. , ♦ KIRKCALDIE & STAINS LTD. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD. PREPARE FOR THE WET WINTER MONTHS AHEAD BY' TAKING , ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIAL, WINTER VALUES IN GUM BOOTS AND GOLOSHES . DRY FEET ASSURED BY THESE LINES— No. R64—MEN’S ALL BLACK HY BOOTEE LACE GUM BOOTS, stout rolled edge. 255. i No. BS3—MEN’S KNEE GUM BOOTS, best Canadian make. 28s 6d. Boys' 22s 6d. No. R32—MEN’S ALL DUCK KNEE BOOTS, etout rolled edge soles. Ne. 3 R*7-iMEN’S > 4NS}'pROOF” LONG GUM BOOTS, "Stouts” Patent Gold Seal Brand. 60s. The fisherman s boot. No. RAT—MEN'S "RUBBERHIDE'’EXTRA HEAVY DUCK KNEE GUMS, solid leather soles and heels, with heel ti,pe. The Miners boot 55s HIP BOOTS 55s No. R26-WOMFaN'S FLEECE LINED GUM BOOTS, 18s Gd; Misses', 11 to 2.16 s Cd; Girls’. 7 to 10, Us fld. No. R67—WOMEN’S HIGH FRONT GOLOSHES, medium weight, 5s lid; Misses’. 11 to 2,5 s 6d; Girls’. 7 to 10. Is 6d. No. R69—'WOMEN’S HIGH FRONT GOLOSHES, heavy eoles 7s 11d: Misses’, It to 2,6 s lid; Girls’, 7 to 10, As lid. Womens second quality, 6s Cd. ... No. BS7—MEN’S HIGH FRONT GOLOSHES, heavy soles, 10s 6d; second quality* 8s 6d. R. HANNAH & CO.. LTD. 2TO LAMBTON QUAY AND 183 CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON.

THE “ANSCO” JUNIOR. If you want a portable camera, a perfect pocket companion, and delightful photgraphic notebook, inspect the "ANSCO" JUNIOR. It is safe to say there is nothing on the market more soundly constructed, more perfectly finished, or more dependable in ’ use. The little negatives are of splendid quality, making dainty album prints or enlarging to any reasonable size. The lenses fitted are British made, the celebrated Wray "Lust.r'ar" F 4.5 and 5.9, the last word in modern optical work. Wo have sold eo many, and know that never fail fo give great satisfaction and pleasure, that we can most heartily recommend them. The "Ansco" Junior is a pocket model in every sense of the word. Other sizes are also in stock. May we show them to you? WATERWORTHS’ WORD IS WATERWORTHS' BOND. If goods supplied or work done fail to satisfy, you are cordially invited to let ns know about it. WATERWORTHS, UM,TED ’ "THE ANSCO” PEOPLE, 288 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, Also at 58 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, and 705 COLOMBO STREET • (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH.

JONDON AND LANCASHIRE INJ SURANCE CO., LTD. FlRE.—Building and on Contents. Loss of Rents. MARINE.—AII Classes of Marine Insurance. Passengers’ Baggiure. including Theft and Pilferage, covered for any voyage. Wool covered from she,er>’s back to London, with option of selling locally. ACCIDENT. —W<“ rk era’ Com penna lion, covering emp*>yefs’ legal liability under the Workers’ Compensation Act and Common Law. Fidelity Guarantee and Land Agents' Bonds. Motor-car and Motor-cycle Insurance.— Comprehensive Policies issued, covering Damage by Fire and Accident. Damage' in Transit. Loss or Damage through Theft. Full particulars and rates on application to Johnston and Co., T,rd., Agents and Attorneys. 166 Featherston Street, Wellington 'Phone 310.

TO B E — IN THE FASHION You Require ,1 or 2 GOOD DOUNGE SUITS. i OVERCOAT (MADE FOR YOU!). DRESS SUIT. 1 or 2 WHITE DRESS VESTS. The abovo to be of correct materials and preferably tailored by MILLIGAN’S, I L L I G A N’S, EXPERTS, KELBURN AVENUE. FLOWERING BULB SALE. MKfE am offerin'; milliong at GIVE. '.W AWAY PRICES. Get our Free List. B. H. JUST. Botanical Nurseries. Palmerston North. INTO CASH. You cannot afford to curry overdue accounts. CONSULT US. We handle all classes of business. ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE unless account in paid to you or us. Collections and adjustments everywhere. THE STANDARD MERCANTILE AGENCY, » p.o. Box sol. _ PARAGON TAILORING IS PROPERLY TAirORED. and will please iho critical who practise true economy. Suits GUARANTEED TAILOR-MADE from ©Os. Note address: 59 MANNERS STREET, Over Zak’s. Teleph one 15. fpE KARAKA REST HOME," Beach Road, IVA IRAN AT,. THE MISSES MOWBRAY. Mi.se Grace Mowbray, Masseuse. 71/TISS CHRISTINE SMITH (Associate I’.l. T.S.T.M., London), Has now entfred into Partnership with Misses Brandon and Haste, At Mr. Hoby’s Buildings, IT! Willis St. Medical, Electrical Treatments and' Massage. ■OjROKEN LENSES can be duplicated -O without the aid of original proscription,. Send me the broken parte. From these I can make you an exact duplicate. J M. SAVIDGE. Opt. D„ Ophthalmic Optician . 68 Lembton Quay (opp. Govt. Buildings), Tel. 8116. Wellington.

The subject of tho union of the Presbyterian 'and Congregational churches was briefly considered by the A uckland Presbytery at its meeting when a report was presented'by the committee appointed to consider the basis of union recommended by the committee set up by tho assembly. Tho report substantially approved tho recommendations of the assembly’s committee. Tho scheme provided that the church notice boards should bear the inscription: “The Presbyterian Church of Now Zealand, united with tho Congregational Church of New Zealand.’’ Congregational ministers would be received into the unffed church without further induction, and each church would follow its own lino of service. Provisions were also ■includ’d for the disposal of funds from the sale ot church property and other provisions for the support of the London Missionary Society. No church may be closed without tho consent of a. majority of the members of the congregation. In the discussion that followed, the view was expressed that the title Io bo inscribed on notice boards was cumbersome. It was pointed out, however, that the inscription was thus designed to acquaint overseas Congregationalists visiting the country with the fact of tho churches’ union. Tho Rev. W. G. Blair thought there should be a clause in tho scheme providing for tho signing by ministers cf the confession of faith. It was resolved that the recommendations of the assembly’s committee as amended by the Presbytery's commitlee be approved. The world is waiting for flic iriari with ideas. And often the simples! inventions are the most useful and the most lucrative. Your idea may be very valuable. Get it protected by Patent Rights. For advice about patents consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., 157 Featherston Street, Wellington.---Advt.