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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13375, 17 March 1909, Page 2

___ M%J\s%j | It's just those little things ia dress that make all the difference, j? ?nd ladies know, when buying, that they require just as careful 3 selection as the big things. <y The quality must be just as good, the style just as correct in the g little things, and economy ol price is just aa well worth consideration ]£ _m in their purchase as in that of bigger articles. _ 1 At the Fancy Counter at " The People's Place for Value." these js jg three points hay:: been carefully studied, and in every article Bub- g § mitted you will find quality, style and economy. J S Here are particulars of some of the new goods we have just *j f. opened, but pay us a visit, and let us show you the goods * g personally. $ _ Leather Driving Gloves. —Excellent for wear, with 4 buttons, in tan Sj j_ only, 5/6 pair. gj I Imitation Buckskin Gauntlet Gloves, in white*, grey, beaver and |- _ black, 2/6 pair. a S Imitation Suede Gloves, 3-dome fasteners, in black, white, cream, jgj 5* champagne, pastells, beavers and greys. 1/11 pair. _j Muff Purses, with long straps which hold the muff, and at the same Sj S3 time keep the purse secure in the muff, in best quality suedes, M I all colours, 2/6 each. S Real calf suede belts, in colours to match all the new dresses, 2/3. g 2/6 and 3/11. [5 New Ball-Spot and Russia Veilings, in cinnamon, tobacco, moss. _. myrtle, Saxe blue, navy, violet, mauve, magpie*, heliotrope, jg emerald and peacock, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11 and 2/3 yard. || Special Value in Ladies' Umbrellas, with black taffetaline covers. gj with selvedge edging and silver-mounted handles, 10/6. gj Ladies' Plain Cashmere Hose, in black and tans, splendid wearing, jfc 2/6 pair. g Children's Embroidered Cashmere Sox, in black and tan. with M _i coloured embroidery, 1/3 to 1/8, according to size. p _ Children's Gaiters, in cloth and stockinette, white, fawn, tan, navy, sj » and black, from 2/3 to 3/11. | _\ Infants' Carrying Shawls, pure wool, large size, with knotted fringe, % I 9/ll ' ■■_.., § We glv- 1/> in tho —1 Dlaoount for Cash [ GRAHAM. WILSON | I and SMELLIE I 1 "The Peoples' Place for Value" | I c 3864 • _,__i,jS -«r PROVIDENT SOCIETY C HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD Ej C FOR LARGEST BONUSES. C S ALL POLICIES ISSUED ON OR PRIOR TO 31st DECEMBER E 5 NEXT WILL SHARE IN THE PROFITS TO BE C 5 DIVIDED AS AT THAT DATE. X C Tofal CASH BONUSES divided amoDgst the Members .. /13,596,507 £ C AMOUNT of CASH PROFITS Divided for ONE YEAR (1907) _j _> Equal to over 36 per cent, of the Premiums received under Participating _S ■j Assurance Policies during the year. »j 5 Every Year a Bonus Year. h _ INSURE AT ONCE, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE 5 P PROFITS. FOR THE CURRENT YEAR. 5 J EDWARD AY. LOWE, Resident Secretary. J J Branch Office—CUSTOM-HOUSE QUAY, AVELLINGTON. Jj 3 CHRISTCHURCH DISTRICT OFFICE • CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 5 P G. F. FRANCIS, District Secretary. 2 II ■ —_———■ ——****_■*__ !■■ I I 111 lIISS - It's the Quality that tells. IS TOT i FINEST COCOA in the WORLD. TAYLOR& OAKLEY I iQ3°5 COLOMBO ST CHRISTCHURCH § SILENT SYPHON CISTERN 1 After years 6f experimenting, Taylor & Oakley have succeeded § in inventing a valveless Silent Syphon Cistern, which we feel sure I will supersede all others, and are now in a position to supply I this Cistern, or apply their patent Silencer to any other Syphon I Cistern. Full particulars may be obtained from your Architect. I SALE . . . SALE § Having large shipments of goods coming forward, we have to 1 make room for them. Consequently, we have decided to clear 1 some of our lines at great sacrifice, and'undoubtedly it would be _ to the benefit of intending purchasers to inspect our stock and I avail themselves of the reductions. ... A great variety of Gas | Fittings to choose from, all at reduced prices. Our Stock being | too varied to enumerate, we can only extend an invitation to all. g See our Windows at our Warehouse 8 . . . Colombo Street ... 1 C 4460 _