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Ban mm Kjm HJ JJ ¥tf I J BUY AT ■ \& 8 n sn, . *■*» ™ e> sait • PRICES _—_ __— _. . *rt It? &Jn&SmBUA->i*Mau.. CT^-J j-J CT »IfcI^L m JJIB. jmuiwiWiitLL^lZ^.lllj^il.l^^ SENSATISNiIL Jpi|| ill §1 SEE THE BARGAINS PRICE-CUTTING of IK" Mi H & PLAINLY TICKETED NEW SEASON'S GOODS | I IN THE WINDQWB Hosiery Bargains Blouses Sacrificed A ««Si;;: Handmade China Laces "S^wSrS . jL iBSSSL'gSJS^ Uk and Embroidery SBSLffeiv.^ Prieew A & La r s^, i, % l ' lk "/ ffiir Going at Pre-War Values J£T SJtMJS 50 p^ T H d,es ' Black Silk . n pccc ftnn n<; AND SILKS 2 doz. only Coloured Voile Blouses, Hose, with Lisle suspender tops- SUMMcR DRESS GOODS AND SILKS in floral and spot voile, daintily Li«. wir P u 150 pieces 40in. Coloured Mercerised 40in. Crepe Melissa, in shades of made-Regular Priro 12/9 TW«'^jf^ 8 * •'t. iJ , Poplin, in every desirable shade- sky, vieux rose, dove; also b Sale Price 6^l Lisle suspender tops, m black, ** %ale Price 4/6 yard black; slightly soiled on edges a few only Coloured Silkette Blouses toJwSowP , • Entire Stock of Figured and Floral Usual Price 14/6 (with V and square necks, and Wore 10/6 Sale Pr.ce 7/f1 pair- Dress voiles-To be reduced Sale Price to Clear 7/B yard {, vgo coUars, smartly hemstitched l&cf * n Merce , nse . d L, f le 6d. per yard off Usual Keen A Bi» Variety of exclusive Robe Regular Price 15/6 lSf\ 1 «/5 a il W f°Z n V!i Z *' .Prlc&. Llngths -of raperior quality, in. ' Sale Price 6/11 K, 4?fi a i» plj! 9/ft" • White Jap Silk (heavy qpality), eluding Silk and Wool Poplins, Crepe Blouses, in new block Btripo LadiS» Rlarlr 1 1 Rih M« 1 S 27ia. wide—Usual ■ Price 7/6 yard Eoliennes, Brocaded Crepe de effect, also in plain colours,, w., Ladies Black 1-1 Rib Hose (full Sale Price 5/6 C hines J etc, in shades of wine, and coji^SKf Sale Pp :, e 4/n 5000 yards 40in. Wide Cotton Gabar- peacock, saxe, piuk, sand, mole, Regular Price 9AI wlmLv wftinht rntton Holl djne ' in white > cream ' black » and and Sal " f 1 "'" I^! 1 (S^v? e o a iyT- D 20 shades Ideal for Summer Cos- Cotton Dress Material, in m 2 Sale Price 2/6 pair *— Price 2/11 j™"" ~l' Smartly "^ Glove Bargains fefi %« " ™ 6 5? «*• "^ 9 . ~* n ». » r- t - 2495 yards of Double-width " Rock- Shantung Silk, m pink, skr, tur- Dainty Net Blouses, in white and Ladies' 1-Dome Black Cotton Fabric | an a " Poplin, in the fin* cord quoise, brovm, nigger, dark saxe, crKl m, with handkerchief fronts, Gloves (assorted sizes)— finish. In all the new shades for ™lc, amethsat, taera sbadesr— . edged with lace— • Usual Price 1/- Sale Pr.ce 6id. Summer Frocks for Ladies and J£ ree Special Sale Prices Price 25/6 Ladies' 2-Dome Black Lisle Fabric Maids—A Wonderful Bargain line 27in. width 4/B Sale n^ Gloves—Were 1/9 , At 2/6 yard 32m. width 6/11 7/6 and 8/11 Georgette Blouses, in champagne .... ,n. . sae5 ae \.™Z e *± i«*. pair 28in. wide Crepe de Chine, in grey, Coloured Block Stripes on White and white only, hand-embroideroa Ladies Black Knitted Cotton Gloves mo j e f awn nigger, saxe, peach Jap Silk, in Summer shades; an d hemstitched, in several good (in small sizes only)-— blossom, etc. Sale Price 7/11 yd splendid for Junipers, 27in. wide shapes—Regular Price 55/- • "-•. . J^ Pn ?,' 1 '' pa ? Crepe Georgette Blousing-rA double Sale Price 7/6 Sale Price 35^ L&dies' Knitted Cotton .Gloves, all fabric, of excellent Summer Suitings, in Plain and . . T? 8 !,! t i^-j a «, ' 3 P a j, r washing and weajring qualities. Check effects, in greys, brown, -* r>.*+ d.i mmi Ladies' Black Kid, 2-button or 2- aU light shades; also white, fawns, etc.; 40in. wide— Jer*«yS at Cut PHceS w" Mze3 6 and 6i only ~ Wack anSnavy— Sale Prices 1/11 2/6 2/11 3/6 4/6 Art Silk Jerseys, with mart collars Were 6/6 Sale Price 6/11 yard 6/6 yard. \ and * turn-back cuffs, full shapes, Ladies' — ~- ' gSulafpnt •s**«— Gloves, with 2-cord points (in COUNTRY CUSTOMERS ORDER BY POST Regular ITice *•.,• -*j5Ta. e a5 d d2 . AT SAI.E PRICES "&JSZVTS£?t& Ladies' 2-Button Lisle Gloves, in POSTAGE PAID On all Orders 1 O/-and over emerald and cardinal onlywhite, also black— . Rp<rnlftr Price fi/?/Sale Price 1/9 pair ■■■'"■ ■■ ■■ Keguiar rnco 50/ | ' A Special Value— 2-Dome Lisle » eena j«Sftk jttet*. 12 All-wool Jerseys, in gwy, IM IWi I BhS SIS 10l JUso Oddments In . A rt*snk Jersey? A* '/" ed Sale Price 19/6 . ' : f '. "~" ~

Heinze - Springfield STARTERS 5' • are becoming inseparable '*■ " in the TTriTufo of Wtt 5p FORD OWNERS \^\ ■~*^ - A if you have delayed getting- fhe «^^\\rai # ™ "fflffil ZT Heinze-Springfield equipment for I &*H 0 your car, now is the opportumfcy ittWimJ PURCHASE AT Al ?■ REDUCED pj^Kjj.^ If|!PsiD| from <rar new shipment Just opened. IS£«psN»* . Tio Heinze-Sprtngfiold electric thanking And lighting system Is tnnnhawifpny i sound; it 'will not strain frame or engine. Bemember, yon can pnrcnaae st a special price If yoo act quickly. ■ , mm E'-W Motors IS DOWN Limited t i iiMiiiiißMLiuiiU 104 OSPOBD TEBBACE. , Eh0l»^l21 m*m>«b<mummmm ABBURED 0F SAFETY feJjßfflrr Dfs-eqmppmg- tnenr res i-i ».i cars^LQulruckswith yr Bcnxux J&T2JBB3 hold tt&deT* «my oondimoiß, \ J^f ( besides giving longer wear. Easiest emer- SSs C^^i^^^3'^" ' genqr brake of any to operate. Will stop m ~~~~7J^^/f**P<' the car instantaneously Obtainable from mmm *1./i~ ! H.J.Banger, Motor Garage, Gloucester St- "^\ffSs!& B S*/ / I iM^?X I AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHUHCH. OUMEOIN J& JrW\ \ sroiocH troubles. f i FIHE SUPPLY OF LO3SEEY BTOSI : T?TrpEST Forma of Gustritis, Coirt-e, In- ._ ■TV i digestion, Coxifitipation Cured perma- £A f\. /*r •v cently. Th© Poremoe*. Institution of >te IP 11] OLTtttl>ttt flnJtrnOtt kiad in. tie Dominion. VP!*4* \SW UtTiLl VgqVUyU SPECIALISTS ' "eater's Teatcd Scad* n I NATURAL THEBAPEDTICS, _ «^»T«.J«l7ir^-.** V 24C Hereford etxect, City. - <#• M. MERRIE A COb 'Phono 4330. Houre, 2-6, a&d for 'A&oon- I £Jg COLOMBO STBEET vcnienoo of country people -wo have arraased i f *T___ m

L llir xTKW Ili Beautiful Model Costnmes and Frock irt ft I ••Iβ wMs Coats, purchased by our Mr. M. «AJ§» Hollander in London. Wr t g Fjjrsr His idea was to present goods far superior fat ■if\\ I'■ Jα? » point of qnality, beauty and value, as to create 11 11 I widespread comment and appreciation, and the I'l 111 ; §>i 8 goods havo opened up beyond our most sanguine Hill "" ' f expectations. One only of the following:— IS 111 • I m Nigger Brown Gabardine Costume, smart long tt\ lilt r-'---ii n coat, trimmed braid; well-cut two-pieco skirt iIH nm* *J ft Potty Gabardine Costume, accordeon'pleats from |j W ljuflX • f hI waist at back of coat. Finished putty and IlilOltV i II embroidery. These Coßtumes silk lined. |y[U\g||\ || Patty Coloured Gabardine Coat Frock, with |l|'\iwvlV } I cremo collar, smartly embroidered at sides, |j| \\lvL' 14 patent belt. nil 11 H I I Navy Bine Gabardine Coat Frock, long strips Iγ\», \ -tt I at sides, embroidered wool at waist, chamfj~ • \i pagne Georgette collar. ' ' See our Spring Millinery at Most Seasonable J I ■' ... Prices in City / * \ Rill range of Costumes, our own make. All t materials. All prices. ' *l* MOLLANDBLtd. 284-286 High Street, Christchurch The cheapest and most rx\\ /""** effective famUy Cough Remedy 1 \J\&2&* ■■ B a ts made with <-> * ->~ ■ ' B (HEAN'S ESSENCE) > MERIEL J 1 B De Luxe b CASUALTIES. !■ The agar called LA MERIEL. ■ 4 m Dβ Luxe is a fascinating cigar. B (PBESB AesocTAnoN TELEOBAMS.) _ Once you have wnoked it you B ATTrirr iwn n»frwk«. i ™ W1 " wanfc to emoke >t again m. a a£*' October 7. and in Just aa? 5 B The decomposed body of a woman ■ jf this is not bo. named Alice Alcorn was found xn a g B house in Parnell to-day. Deceased Pri«»« wri™. c fr«. ■ lived alone, and had evidently died in B «a lMj/f^i^ , /* bed from, natural, causes The body B M ' Jgg* J A Q had remained undiscovered since about H *' „ the middle of August Little is known B obtainable at Eslick's, Wood- „ about the woman. It is not known B WAr( j». T«rnuin's SimT«««Cr B whether she had any relatives in the ■ ward ■ Dominion. ■ DTTNEDIN, October 7. & __ _ 8 '- ___ JB The adjourned inquest on a boy ■■■■■■"■■■■Bβ named John Douglas Inlis, who died during an operation at the public hos- . —— . pital on Tuesday of last week, was resumed to-day. The result of the post _„■^.a.......^^^..^^^^^^. mortem showed that death was due to ■ shock, supervening on an urgent tion for suppuration of the right middle UITD WITITDI7 tOndlCS ear, the patient's condition being aggra- rllllill 1 IIUC «««. k— rated bv pneumonia. No blame was * WIUIII Vl\U ewy home attachable to anyone. A verdict was • returned accordingly. W* can mat «fl nqmnaa iftte> — ear onequiUed nocks of Nghat eo»Tfly Furniture, mute in oar own natty. WeO msanni rauankb— S ** cxdtnive designs-flawfeo cutmau»ftjllllClire octu invetdote oar price Marc Promotes ci. L r .L. r Hair Health Sallsllliry Fnrmslim 2 Co - (Berwceo Ckxiccstv utd Worcester Sireee)