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ODCOIII' HEHAE& EtflD TUC UfE£if f At the Fancy Read these Underclothing Prices. iB,llllllli "" 1 elnrrlilfll S^rHhv I*l IK I Hi" 1181 ■ Cft I Counter. Ladles'coKd^^ H BailJilg*« BL. ■ ■ UII I HEBh «b ■■iffiHH» h «««..•.*». At«n ohm mm mSSS ■ ■»■ ■ Ladies' White Underskit ts. handsomely irimmed with emlrroidDainty Lace and Muslin Col- orv am | insertion ... ... ... ... At. 3 6 DreSS GOOdS at LeSS Prices. Jars — ~.. . ~ , ,-„ Cl.eap line Ladies' Bathing Costumes (Canadian stylos 2 6 2-11 Qnln2 in tho UrmnnL.lJ O I- Q Dninnn fnnm thp * Mpn'<i WfiaP 42in. Small Black and White Special \ aluc 1.- and i,J A vcrv ehoieo ran R e of Ladies' Sample Ni S htdrcssei,. l>eamifully Onipa IH me HOUSehOld SeCtlOn, " "PICeS IPOm intJ TOBHS) llGlll. Check- Special Line Ladies Hem 'trimmed embroidery, square and v.-sharxxl necks at 4,11 . ~p U»»*U Dn.m SPECIAL PRICES. Worth I'll Special I.'- stitched Handkerchief s— Ladies' Ribbed Woollen Nests (.W inter), in pink and cream 2,3 Good Striped fenvrh— ; "White Towels— nifinilG 1100111. «rßwi«i- rr >*•- New Heavy Weight Winter 6 for 1/3 and 6 for 1/9 Ladies' Ribbed Woollen Vests, Shaped waists, largo sizr. short 10, a. 1,1 7 , d> 10 , di 1 . Gents.' Black Cashmere Sox— Tweeds, double width— _ , , _ , . „ ~ sleeves ... ... ••■ ... ... At 2/11 ' Coloured Roller Towelling— t... Rltl) :,,', Ladiev Narv Serge Costume.-', y pairs for 1/1 1 Worth 2 G Coloured Bordered R Ha ° aker - Ladics - Silk and Wool Chemise Vests, m *hort sleeves— Lol ° 64d. 7id. & Siil. S B Bath r ° ,Vcl Vr, ~,,„ ■ English tailor-mades, belted Gents' Cashmere Underpants Our old price 1.9 chlefi > 6 tor 1,3 At 2,'S 3/9 4/6 White and Coloured Counter- . z.jz.a*, i styles, trimmed velvet col- 2/6 pair Strong Wearing "Wiuwr Mercerised Handkerchiefs — Ladies' Woollen Woven Natural Combinations, in long.and short anP fmra 5/11 ! White Table Damask— la'r, oi2.es s.w.. w.. o.s.— Gents' Linen Collars, all Tweeds, well worth 2.9 6 for 1/5 sleeves, splendid Winter weight. At 9 6 ■a--* '-ml Cnlrurnd Cmmt*r '■ 1/3 1/6 1/9 2. • 2/6 Special Prrce 37,8 shapes 6d. each Special 1/11 2 in. Corded Ribbons, all Indies' Gaiters, in navy, fawn, black and grey, at 4 6 ° rnv'.A ho.i 7Mi ; Cream Dama&k- Gents' Soft Collars, in double AH-Wool Double-width Navy shades 4{d. vard Also Suede at 8/11 pane. —1- ■-- /, 11 , 1,2 I's 1/3 1/.1 Ladies' Smart Gabardine Cos- and polo shapes 6d. cacn >-.:rgc. still the old price 1/11 ~■ Glace Ribbons all shades Ladies' Grev Fleecy Lined Bloomers, shaped bands, also elastic Single Bed Shcnrng— ; „. Tl -„'.; n „ tumes. English tailor-mades, Mercerised Initial Handkei- -Mm. Heavy Cheviot Serge, 111 3 • "' 3d varc j waist* ... ••• .... ... ... At 3,11 Hid. 1/- 1,3 : J;, iV^,,--.,-n latest sh a pes— chiefs 6d. each black and navy— • Ladies' Fleeev Lined Grey Woven Underskirts at 3,11 46 411 Double Bed Sheeting— j 1/7 ' 5 1 '" ZJ *'° Sp-cial value 37,6 r lu „ Dr jll Shirts. S.S.S. 4.6 Sold elsewhere 4.11 2in. Glace Ribbons, all shades • ladies' Calico Knickers, nicelv trimmed embroidery at 111 1.2 1/4 16 Tea Towelling— 5 Gents' Whito Linen"'Shirts. Our Prico 2/11 4 i°- O.S. 26 plain Pillow CV-e'—- ; 7id. Bid. 9id. A purchase of Manufacturers' q a 2,113,6 3 11 VERY SPECIAL— Black and White Merve Rib- Ladies' India Gauze Combinations, low neck, short sleeves, made 6d. Bd. 10d. Hovle's Irdi-o Navy Prints— -Sample' in Ladies' Navy Gents' Cotton Underpants— -'Sin. Vine Coating: Navy boas< 4in wido s ad. in England 3/6 O.S. 3/11 F nl l<T,i'H-d Frilled Pillow ' a 7id. Tweed Coaus—ls,- 39.6 1/- pair lailor Serge. al»o.st unut- rcihhnn 7-' d. Ladies' White C'remella Combinations. high necks and long f " 1,3 i Hovle's Drillettcs " Sid. Special Prices 19,6 23 6 Grandrill Shirts 2/11 tamable— oin. Ulaek Glaec Kiooon ' a sleeves At 5.6 i J _ * Wide End Ties 9tl. each Marvellously low at 5,11 yd. oin. Coloured Glace gibbon. Ladies' Natural Combinations, unshrinkable, in hip.li neck> and ■ " _~—---—-——-—-—— » Shetland M.erino Pant'— linings LININGS all shades 7£d. short sleeves ... ... ... ... At 6/6 n .I ~, a « 11 »» . CUT Prices in White DreSS . ' * 2 ,11 36 Our well known Sateen Lin- 5M n . AVatered Ribbons, all Ladies' Sase. Navy and R.xl Flannelette (Jowns. nirely ClUa WareS at Small PPICBB. GOOdS for LaiJieS ? and Fleered Underpants and Sin- ing, in black and colours- shades SW. yard trimmed.. .... At 811 ' Children's Wear. glets 2.11 cad, S«lH.t Bayard Ladies Black Lisle, Hos- , Mollelon Dr««n fi Gowns, in navy, saxe and vieux. ro>. Coats' Cotton. !00 yards— [ Pearsall's Fibrone— 32in. White Calico 3/11 do?;. Ail-Wool Sox 1/- 1,3 1,6 "MoiroUo" Lining! for° f-kirts 11^d- 1 '" 1/3 and 1/6 Sports Corsets, just arrived, short model, .-lastic top 3/11 reel i Ud. skein 1/3 doz. Madapolam 5/11 doz. All-Wool Underpants 4/11 u)u j t ] ressos ' Black All-Wool Cashmere Ladies' Directoire Bloomers, heavy weight, in grey and white 3/3 <-, i•- inr-bnr Crochet Cot- i m i • . l <-. 4'h'n. Tarantulle 1/- Handkerchief-, coloured bor- ' Snecial Price 3-' d. Hose 1/9 Ixmceloth Camisoles, trimmed lace and enibroiderv 1.6 dark ~ Adli.ol -ct mk Claris; Anchor Cotton ". 12in. Mercerised Mu>Hn- , • ders •»?.• each Brocaded Coat and Costume Wack LMe Silk Ankle Hose , ' Rich Fleeced Woven Vests heavy weight 3/3 and 3 6 ,on Af ., ~,;,,. ! POdcr 2d. skein 10 - d . 1- Cool-Knit Pants and 4>in K lets Lining in ail newest shades 19 and 1/11 Woven Stockinßette■ Xi K htdresses. full siz P 7.11 Clark'- Muc-cu.i Jlnlliaut Lister's Flannel Embroiderv 4oiii. White Robe Muslin— 1/11 each Reliable" qualities at 1/3 1;6 . ' «,.,,_.« Superior Quality Flannelette Nightdresses, exceptional value Cotton od« reel I Silk' 2d sl-t>'"i 10id. 13 Black Ail-Wool tasnmeie St a s Crochet Silk 3Jd. reel j '" " 36in. Bishop's Lawns— 2 apron OPPORTUNITIES Hose 2/1£ 2/3 j All-Wool Navv Petone Knitted Bloomers ... ... 6,6 K „„-s Linen Crochet Thread P °^ n S McTcina o.v ,v. •♦ i r^' 0 " 1 Dark Stripe Overalls, daintily | MORNING GLORY GOWNS \\ : ' ■ • t ..„ 3tJ ' iCel ei " ~ 32 '"' !utC Jap ep |r-i ft d trimmed with new rever These poods are made up in Liter's Knittinj; Silk— Sylko Embroidery— 6d. Xd. iua. cf?ecfc 1;11 all newest shapes and can bo hs». ih an B■ 4HSk Q CTAB^OIIO reel Id. skem 11id. doz. "'' ' *.ri V 3 1 6 Splendid line Hovle's Print had in li-ht and dark shades fi R| M W% ■■ Rl P? E* rMIVIUUO Mount Mel.ick Yarn «Jd. reel Wheeling Wools 4/11 lb. 27in. "| ' JT.S o'S."^ 1 Now 5/11 II if IHI |K B| ffl Jj Q LOW PRICES K'noxs Lnicn !• loss Ud. skein Alloa Yarn, 3-ply W r he©Ung— „.. 'rt -u * White Broadway Aprons, made Black Satin Aprons, extra. Ri IMI wi H■» fc«W ▼▼ rmWi-« Millard Flo.-s 2tl. skein 6/2 lb. -""• " nito l)n, ' s ~. 4 .„ up in new linen face calico large sizes, with pocket 1/11- . : ' " a • ' Him nwmiwn— —~i——

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