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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 31, 5 February 1916, Page 10

IM W3 W *_t y_. ii _T* FT_r ✓>( yi& If 7w% _c_y il IP __T* [ iMI JHw M if _r _3i /%/ # J #_r ___1 _rw _f /%/ if _r _\r* m 1 wm tW _» STm iHS k » # f v 2" *?&?[■■■?« C a,Pead Y ,ar S e st ock we have purchased, at 6/8 in the ■£, the entire stock of Drapery, Mercery and Fancy Goods from the Estate of WALKER & JONES, Ponsonby Road. ■ On MONDAY, at 9 a.m., the SALE of the above will commence. We will sell this stock at Prices that will effect a Speedy Clearance. j THE FOLLOWING FEW LINES WILL GIVE AN IDEA OF THE WONDEREUL VALUES OFFERING AT THIS GREAT SALE. 1 S_Slo?#7^vS ß ?^^ SEES ? ?? T V " each I MEN'S 4-FOLD LINEN COLLABS, 2/11 doz. HEMY'S PIANO TUTOR, 7Jd. each GENT.'S MILITARY BRUSHES, 1/-each HANKOW KITS, all sizes, 4|d each . ' .|f| I | CAMISOLES, Trimmed with .Lace and Embroidery, 1/6J MEN'S UNDERPANTS, IOJd. pair MES. MILLER'S COOKERY BOOKS, BJd. each COLGATE'S TALCUM POWDER, all perfumes, 10* d. tin HORSE HIDE RAZOR STROPS 1/3 each I 1 w -a t,, , m . LADIES'COSTUMES, 1/-each COLGATE'S SHAVING SOAP, 3d. cake PULL-OUT COLLAR STUDS, 9d. doz. ' - Big Line of LADIES'HANDBAGS, 1/-eacn ,■..-. .. 1 ___?tI«SSA ?"Sf ° r WUte LADIES ' WHITE HOSE ' COLGATE'S TALCUM POWDER, 10R tin ERASMIC COMPANY'S SOAP, 3 for 1/- GENT.'S ALtLEATHER POCKET WALLETS, IAI ea. I 1 ™Slnr?S?> RIB ?°^ 1 6 !- dozen yards WHITE F-t-ANNELETTE, 3(_., 3/11 dozen yaras PINE TAR SOAP, Id. cake FLUTED CUPS AND SAUCERS, 2/3 half dozen NOVELTY PIN CUSHIONS 7d. each ..-■ I sSffi_SinW?« U pi V i d °/ e^ ardS n LADIES ' HS ' V" dozen CHEESEBOROUGH BLUE SEAL VASELINE, 4d. bottle FANCY SHAVING MUGS, 6d. each LADIES' LEATHER PURSES, 6<L each | I DUIYLt, FASTENER, Id. card, m Black and White; all WRITING PADS, hest bank paper, 4 for 1/- HAZELLNE SNOW, 1/- jar BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES 1/6 half dozen LADIES' AND GENT.'S FITTED DRESSING CASES, g 1 wa-t-otwp nrxs-PTTwii-a 1 / « -. SCHOOL PAD, ruled both sides, 4 for 1/- BEST CAMPHOR, Bd. doz. DINNER PLATES, 2/3 half dozen from 4/11 each j I Se *, _ ' LADIES'CAMBRIC LINEN WRITING PADS, fid each LADIES'WHALE-BONE HAIR BRUSHES, 1/3 each ! ODD VEGETABLE DISHES, 1/-each LARGE SIZE STRING KITS,«L««* ■ I J™_» UNDERFLANNELS, 2/4 each. CARPENTERS'LEAD PENCILS, 6d. doz. LARGE UNBREAKABLE COMBS, 4id. each ODD MEAT DISHES 4id and 6d. each JOSEPH ROGERS' TABLE KNIVES, 5/9 balf-dez. 1 I JSP AND TUSSORE -BLOUSES, 2/11 POST CARD ENVELOPES, 6 packets for 1/- KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE, 1/3 tube LARGE SOUP TUREENS 1/9 each JOSEPH ROGERS'DESSERT KNIVES, 4/9 half-doz. «fl I T .JS )I)TIITTOWSfIIJ FULL SIZE BOOT BRUSHES, 10 Jd. set of 3 COCOANUT OIL, 4*d. bottle QDDMttK'JUGS - BESTDEBESCO SILVER TEA SPOONS, 1/9 half-do*.- fl ; 1 tiSSt 555E55 S.SSi« OO ™ REPORTING NOTE BOOKS, Id. each LIME CREAM AND GLYCERINE, 4Jd. bottle each DE3S SPOONS and FORKS, 3/9 half-doz. I . | LAD ™? CAMBRIC NIGHTDRESSES, Trimmed, all at. LARGE SIZE EXERCISE BOOKS, Id. each . BAY RUM, 4Jd. SfJ??-SsSS. W-W " tSjLEI SPOONS and FORKS, 5/6 half-doz. j II MUSLINS, and VOILES, all at 4 id . sS£__S_s__?gff__Sfc__k 3 for 1/- ffiSiSK 3V " ea,h LARGE S_E each I ™-3%L--,- ' SECCOTINE, 4Jd. Tnbe PIVER'S FACE POWDERS, 1/- box LARGE SIZE HAMMERS, 6<L each CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON BREAD ™™**> V- eacn ■■ MEN S TWEED TROUSERS, aU sizes, 3/11 pair I LATEST ENGLISH NOVELS, 3 for 1/- ALL BRISTLE TOOTH BRUSHES, 3d. ea_ TACK HAMMERS, 4£d each j SAFETY RAZORS AND BLADES, 1/11 eacn g : REMEMBER! THE ABOVE FEW LINES ARE ONLY A SMALL PERCENTAGE OF THE BARGAINS OFFERING- S ..Shop _E50,_?1.3r- S-3l____ STRUTS & __.___. MONBAT MORNING, I -A-±* JS3i=B#OSS. Xa-fccl... __3t-_fcJ3, __S-__=^ a @neei_ S§s"fc-g joim-mi.ujiiMMu.ii ii.vi.l! , \\ 3 7 ■■■— llTlllll^^^—!■

d D. Overflowing m. Summer ijS See our Windows, SPECIAL JOB PURCHASE. '•^cks'W ' "mm mow 12/6. 29/3. NOW 17/6. All sizes. Wellicur "': -•■ could not now be bought t? sell at doublo OM pries. WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS-Usual Price 13/0. NOV/ 7/3. Dent miss them. •* ._,.„..,,,„,„„. A few left at 2/11. „ " . _ TANGO KNICKERS, inrail shattes-Seme IjtthvHim iago we 15 ONLY-TUSSORE SILK COSTUMES, newest styles— purchased a Special Job of these. Having told U» - Usual Price. £3/15/-. NOW 17/ S. biggest part of them, we are throwing cut trie balance - 7 ONLY—TAFFETA SILK GOSTUMES-Ordlnary Price, at 1/11 and 2/11. Some of gsod Satins. ifl S5/11/.. NOW AT OUR SUMMER SALE. £1/15/-. UNDERCLOTHING, all direct imjjorlatlons. are the best j 12 OPERA COATS, up to 05/-. less, than half-prico. Now va!uo nrocurablc, but when you get a 25 per cent, re- • to be sold at 9/3, 12/6. 17/0. to 38/-. Tho materials in duetiert It means a wonderful bargain. Nice, dainty, these coats 'are now unprocurable. good duality New Goods, as follows:—Camisoles, 1/3. Hundreds ot HOLIDAY FROCKS, White and Coloured, in. Chemises, 1/11 up to 4/11. Knickers. 1/11. Nightdresses, different materials—from 2/11 to 25/-. --.bout one-third of 2/11. Goad Print Underskirts, worth 2/11 and 3/6. new - ordinary prices. 1/11. Cotton Woven Bloomers. 1/11, usually sold "at ' BLOUSES, UNDERCLOTHING, Etc. IST.^^ ... «'...»•. .. *■»-■■•<•■ ......~m tun- trimmed embroidery. .-...' .- A Very Special Purchase of LADIES' WHITE AND „' ~ . n , T , WMin _usual Price 15/1 NOW 7/11. ;* -' COLOURED VOILES AND MUSLIN BLOUSES, from sP.°.v\"V„„^**k5 P .°.v\"V„„^**k„ W «,« 1/11. Those are bargains. Better qualities, 2/11. 3/5. «/11 SILIv SPORTS COATS—37/6. NOW 19/8. -■;..-■*,, —all about half-price. We are noted for our Blouse WHITE PIQUE SPORTS COAT—I 2/8. 1Values. . DBEAM SERGE SPORTS COATS, 22/6. Usual.: Price,-.35.'-. -'.;. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY AND SHAPES-Our" Clearing Tussore -POPLINI COATS 15/11. Price Is 1/11. 2/11, 3/11, 4/11. TRIMMED SHAPES. 9d. ~li y .'-~ V.SPiLI !?I? PUPL,N *' OA,a ' "•"• - : 1/., 1/3, 1/8 each.- Given away. STRIPED OREPE, 9/11. ■ REMEMBER! YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT .S.S DAVID MBIKLB.. I. £O.'SY„u House, Corner Queen .--and Wellesley Streets, AUCKLAND. ,","

Our Great Summer Clearance Fair commences •Monday next. Every article reduced to bona-fide clearance price.— Smith and Caughey, Ltd., Auckland's great shopping centre. —(Ad.) Ask for Wolfe's Schnapps—it is the only genuine article bearing that name. — (Ad.)

CORNFLOTJR. | Just right for summer \\Jsb //// IN summer weather, when . _|X?w7'u 1 you want, in the way ot / /^EkMRT '/y7 food, something light / / 1111 and cooling, yet with / / \___r _/■ Ijji sufficient nourishment in fyrX nrnr~ ~rrx ■111 it, take blancmange >«JhQ .///, made with milk and jj_ if Brown a, Poison's «*8 'L Corn Flour jx //■ It is easy to make, and "sets" beautifully J-*Ov / ifl y° u - t °-* ovv l; - ie directions in the recipe fl N. I*/ fl w every packet. jlv '//■ Corn Flour blancmange is the ideal com- BV\ jll plement to stewed summer fruits : you may i^V\ /1 fl serve it with a different fruit every day, and, I\\ Ij M like bread, you will never grow tired o f it. I \ / / / B Free. — The "Broan & Poison " book sK\ I I }_\ of reelect from J. B. Qilhllan & Co., 1W I Ifl P.O. Box 848, Auckland. jk\\ I J I 1 Wr/fir /or « to-dat/. I\\ OPTICIANS. MEDICAL. Why , %f*vl| ECCLES' not TK PHOSPHORTON, THE GREAT HIC Jk*\ TONIC, - _ « I '* • combination of Phosphorus, h/>CT f Quinine, Nux Vomica, Iron, Kola. ' Manganese, and other Nerve and ■'*"*■'■ • /// Brain Foods. PHOSPHORTOX Is ' f not only » (rood tonle, but It Is absolutely as food as a tonic can'be. The essentials for the success of yonr lt ac tnally creates new Nervous glasses are:— ■BXvAd and Brain Matter by supply1. Accurate Sight Testing. 2. Best Lenses, ing the Blood with its Electric Lite 3. Accurate and Comfortable Fitting. Element, Phosphorus—the very core These points receive our personal care ln and centre of the brain itself. every pair of glasses we turn out. N restoring the fullest an* most We are qualified by the HigKeat London __f_*?_\* 0t Tobmt hcmUh HS«s msm JL r- ss we..r at -• - rk muiMF TJU(E PHfiSPHORT °N. DALrUUn Nl. InVlllU It builds np health and strength -F.S.M.C., Prizeman by Eiani., London, w *'*-„?J*£--7;!! ose " ~ ~r, w1 o EnVlnni! A 2/6 Bottle contains 32 Doses. D.1.-J., angjanu. BotUe conta | n3 04 D 6ses. Specialist in Sight Testing. \ c/C Boti.'e contains 12S Doses. 18, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ™*_; r \ c ZW.^r£m any - A. ECGLES JN TypMORIAM QAR DS. Cicmiat, With Special Verses for Fallen SoKUer3 QTJEEH ST., AIjCKLAHD. and Sailors. f PONSONBr RD. THE LATEST DESIGNS AT THK Branches t \ HOBSON ST. and BRETT PRINTING AND PUBLISU'HQ I DEVONPORT. CO., LIMITED,

j . There's many a'thing youtd like to.thiney .-...-.' The wonderful polishing soap Fs , «.,H , '"mVl ~*^*— /CERTAIN things in a house like enamel and porce-, •*.••* I '-• ■ V> lain bath tubs, mirrors and windows, tiles, nickel,! [_\ , copper and white woodwork are too delicate to be \V*. •••*.* OV : scoured with ordinary scouring soap. Iq America such ' V* " " *" ' aiC alwayS cleaned with Bon Ami > & c most ; l popular,soap in that country. It !is made of a soft; I V mi "? ra1 ' e round tc > the fineness and softness of flour..; I ? '^^**^ f w - ilnot cratch the finest surfaces, but polishes them;: / *- ,eaut i^ u h'y and easily. ■•',--,• \. Windows and mirrors, for instance, are hard ; *■• ' thmp to;clean, becausethey show every speck. Boh- . . i Ami is used by a distinctive w*t-ahdldry method which ■ I m^ sit easy to clean them without leaving any specks. 0 . _- If you start usinfi: Bon Ami onc e, you willne-nie ? • r discontinue it. ' - * • '..'•'. =?-,_,- __ _2__l| $ k vour erocer for it