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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 310, 24 September 1921, Page 4

j THE OPEN WAREHOUSE. The Mutual Drapery . ", App relation 55 42/ Our aim is givo tlie P ublic of 1 IvJl d£. Jill (& I Wellington sterling goods at a price unprocurable elsewhere. We are •ffv - selling at under wholesale cost, and, JL * judging from the satisfaction ex- , pressed by the public, who have so "F/iy £> ff/xf* O liberally supported us, our aim has WV l&Ji. Jz JI «- ’4J’ succeeded. In liquidating our stocks, we are determined to give to the f public every possible concession in I 3!RJ<’ KaunWfTT price, being convinced that the confijriKlLVl fidence of the public is the only road ™ Uf to tbe attainment of our 'object, Ji.jlia.jlj Ji UJJOILiU’L> viz., turning our heavy stocks into cash. All new lines now opening up aro marked at prices that will appeal to all buyers, either wholesale or retail. New Spring Shipments INCLUDENovelty Goods in Dresses and Silks Cotton Dress Goods in Sponge Cloths, Foulards, etc. Japanese Crepes, OPEN TILL I White and Colours 9 O’clock I Gloves and Hosiery f ON FRIDAY NIGHTS. I EtC. EtC. GEORGE h DOUGHTY, LTD., Wholesale Warehousemen. ESTABLISHED 1891. 61-63 VICTORIA STREET. One minute from “Evening Post.” ’Close to Public Library.

“Shinp” Floor Polishers i : : Lt—-' Are ideal for polishing hardwood, polished and varnished .floors, and linoleums. The old-fashioned method of sweeping and dusting simply scatters the dust, moving it from one place only to allow it to settle in another. “Shino” Goods are treated by an ‘exclusive and secret .chemical process, and possess wonderful dust-absorbing properties. When filled with dust the Polisher . i Can be Rinsed in Warm Water and when dry it is ready for use again. , • , “Shino” articles require no retreating,, but retain their properties until worn out. The “Shino” Family, of Labour Savers comprise: Floor Polishers, Dust Mops, Dust Cloths, Mitten Dusters, Handled Dusters, Wind-o-clean Cloths, etc. , A “Shino” Article for every Dusting and Polishing Problem. . Write for booklet giving full particulars. E. W. Mills & Co. Ltd. ■./ ?' ', " .'. '■ "■ • ,p ' ’ Corner Jcrvois Quay, Hunter & Victoria Streets, Wellington

LOVERS OF DAINTY THINGS WILL BE INTERESTED• IN OUR DISPLAY OF INDIAN: LACE GOODS. Individuality in design and skilful workmanship characterises these beautiful Laces,' They will last a life-time. Favour us with an early visit ' of inspection. D’OYLEYS— 2/-, 2/9, 3/3, 3/6, 4/6 each. COSY COVERS- // 13/6 oac h. TABLE CENTRES— From 12/6 each. Also, DAINTY CREAM CROCHET BONNETS, fop baby. 6/6 each. i \ POSTAGE PAID ON ALL CASH ORDERS. M. & M. A. ALCORN, (Incorporating Pringle’s)

Direct Dealing Brings its own reward. Not only do Syou reap the advantage of lowest prices, but you purchase from the people who have MADE the Furniture. Thus, economy and a personal guarantee of 4 satisfaction, aro placed in your way at Collie’s. .i • ' EDWARD COLLIE LTD. , Wellington South ) 'Phono 24—010.

JUST LANDED. NEW SHIPMENT. “TREO” ELASTIC GIRDLES. This All-Elastic Corset is the most comfortable Corset a lady can wear, ovirnmeiv stylish and healthful. Stocked to suit all figures. extl J CALL AND BE FITTED. Also, “TREO” PARAKNIT ELASTIC BRASSIERES. (Stewart Dnwaon’a Corner.)