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Dominion, Volume 1, Issue 267, 4 August 1908, Page 5

4 ITTHKM LOTS A At WARNOCK & ADKIN'S WINTER CLEARING SALE A A Big Purchase of FUR STOLES and MUFFS A Very Handsomo Sots. From 355. to 7 guineas. • Soe the SQUIRREL SETS, 755. for 375. 6d; 2 800 BLOUSES, . and Very Smart GOLF BLOUSES, six colours. . , 12s. 6d. for Bs. 6d. , 'Also Flannel, Flannelette, Delaine, Silk, etc., at Ridiculous Prices AT WARNOCK'S SALE. 8 JACKETS.—A Warehouso Lot of Extra 1 Good Qualities Tweeds and Cloths, From 21s. to 425. each. MEN'S OVERCOATS, Guaranteed, Cut, 4 Make, Finish, Quality, Equal to Double | • the Price if to Order, 255. to 425. _

FIRE AND MARINE • INSURANCE . . ACCEPTED AT LOWEST, HATES. / H. B KEMPTHOENE. Manager. Office - I.AILBTON QUA? AND' -QBE? . tSTßlijJi'. WELLINGTON. 0)J5l \ A . "UNIQUE" COPPER FRAME is better ■ than other Frames, because, being built of cast-iron, it is practically everlasting. : The Flame circulates round the - whole surface of the copper, thus ensuring,the-maximum of heat, with a minimum of fuel.' ■ The "Unique" costs less money than j built-in copper, burns less fuel, and boils the water in less time. • . ' '. INSPECTION INVITED. : ' 4.1 T;: COURTENAY" PLACE, WELLINGTON. ; . ... .'. .. ' •'•• '• • Cggl EXCELLENT JAM. ; That iS' what yoii will say when you , taste GOLDEN BEE JAM. Every-1 ".. one says it is. good, and everyone buys.; gold em 'bee jam;.;; Is made in Wellington, and is 1 made • with such care,, skill,-and cleanliness that. /it - cannot' help being good: It is just' v. like. homemade jam—it is . delicious in ' flavour, aiid pure and wholesome.• PUT UP IN 11b CANS. . ' , There is no waste, and there, is no need to buy all one kind. It'is cheap enough .'to be in every.home. ■■ I SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. • -' . v v ■■■'■ " FOSTER ARC LAMPS. EVER wonder wliy somoof you" best goods' don't sell, at times? Perhaps your store is not well lighted. \ FOSTER . ARC LAMPS give "just the light yon want. Messrs.: Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd., have stipulated for ALL Foster. Ave... Lamps. THEY'IIU . UP-TO-DATE. Why not you? Offices—Johnston Street,. Sole N.Z.- Agents. • SAMUEL BROWN, LfD. . CSGI : '■ )GrODBER'S • ; • MELBOURNE. HOUSE CUBA.STREET. TUST RECEIVED.—A Magnificent Shipment ■ • of COSAQUES, .all . colours' and designs. FANCY FLORAL BASKETS, SOUFFLE cases, ; LACE PAPERD'OYLEYS, CUTLET FEILLSI ' ETC.. .. ', TIN-LINED. WEDDING CAKE BOXE3, ' CONFETTI. BRANCH TEA ROOMS-LAMBTON QUAY. Telephone, 263 and 211, C 534 MOTHER'S MACHINE. '\ . • f r - - • wuga . . A. mother sat in a room forlorn,. Sewing the clothes all tattered and torn. The afternoon wanes and tho' evening draws nigh, . '; Soon hubby, will come,' and she heaves a big sigh. Just then'at- the door comes a rat-tat-tap, There at the gate stands a horse and a trap; A man has dismounted and ' come up tee . green, ■ \ .. , :. Bearing' aloft a SINGER machine. "Good afternoon, madam," he 6ays, with a bow, ' ', "If you'll spare mo a moment I'll ploase you I vow, ' • "For hero I bring you tho housewife's best . . friend, "Your worries and troubles are-now at an "■ end." The deposit is paid, the machine is set down.; . . " -, l , : ; Just fanoy! A SINGER for a weekly halfcrown. The lady is happy, that is 'easily seen," -Bifr-now.r luui-hsc-jfiah—a. SINGER, machine,