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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 339, 28 October 1908, Page 6

: • LATENT ENERGY; Most people do not live up to the utmost of their capacity. If an unusual necessity foroes us to press onward, a surprising, thing, occurs. Tho fatigue gots worse ' up to a certain critical point, then gradually or suddenly it passes away, and we nio fresher than before. Wo liave evidently tapped a levol of new energy, masked until then by the fatigue obstaclo usually obeyed. There may bo layer after layer pf this experience. A third and a fourth "wind" may supervouc. Mental activity shows tho phenomenon as' Well as physical, and in exceptional cases we may find, beyond tio very extremity of fatigue—distress, amounts of ease and power that wo never dreamt ourselves to own,' sources of strength habitually not taxed at all, becauso habitually no never push through tho obstruction, never pass thoso early critical points. As with the individual,..so with.the store.... The. latent energy'possessed by this establishment we know to be great. An extra pressuro—double tho pressure of business may fatiguo as a little, but we are quitp capable of getting through with it. At all ovents,< ■ we would like the experience of such a test. THE STORE WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY (TO-DAY) WEDNESDAY* EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL 'OFFERING FOR TO-DAY ONLY, • Every Wednesday our customers are sure;of a special offering, something out of ' the commoi), an attractive bargain that appeals to the people. To-day we announce ■»n, extraordinary Bargain. , • FIFTY ONLY— . • SILK MOIRETTE UNDERSKIRTS. These are fashionable, well-made, garments, and were imported this season. They , ' .«press ,"a note of'refinement in underwear, and are exceedingly desirable possessions. THESE UNDERSKIRTS ARE IN FANCY CHECKS. In combinations of pale blue, eau de nil, heliotrope, gold .and and are designed . for wear with the light and pretty summer gowns... You will,.see a selection of those petia'ooats in our window. ■ ' ■ A GLANCE AT THEM. . Will convince you that they are excellent in every way, and.so they are. Our Regular Price for theso UNDERSKIRTS is 12S. lid. each, anil,that is a fair and reasonable price for them. , 'i . ■ .1 ' TO-DAY WE OFFER THEM AT BS. 11d. EACH. And we are surely .justified .in saying that this is an Bargain. We , 4re sacrificing over 30 per cent., but we do. so, clieerfully io carry out our, policy of providing special "Wednesday , '< The SPECIAL PRICE holds good for. TO-DAY ONLY; TO-MORROW the . USUAL PRICE of 12s. 11d. will bo charged. ; KIRKCALDIE & STAINS; LTD; ■ ■ ■'■•jjIBN'S BOOTS AT V >■' . ; . SPECIAL LOW : PRICES. If you have confidence in your Shoe dealer you must necesarily have confidence in the, Boots ha sells you. Wo manufacture most of the* Men's we retail at from 15s. 6d. to 203., therefore we can warrant jthem the best that money . t"'''' I ''' pan buy"-' O' '■ ".'. I FOR EVERYDAY CITY WEAR THESE BOOTS WILL SATISFY MOST MEN. Men's Glace Kid, Goloshed Bals, Sewn Men's Box Calf Golpshed Bals, LeatherSoles, easy fitting, pointed or round lined, two shapes. For good-solid toeg,' ... ... ... 15s. 6d. wear ...'■ ... ... 18s. r Light Glaca Bals, : Welted Soles, Men's Box Calf Open-front Derby Bals, wide fittine. up-to-date medium toes, ' Welted Soles, the new round too : 17s. Gd. 18s. 6d. Men's Glace "Kid,' Open-front Derby Men's Light Box Calf Goloshed Bals, ' Bals, Welted Soles, the'new round Welted Soles, medium and round - toe . ... ' — — ... 18s. 6d. ' toes. "Tho Bective" 21s. COBRA POLISH, 4d. TIN, GIVES THE BEST SHINE. ' : R. HANNAH AND CO., LTD., 1 RETAIIi STORES: LAMBTON QUAY AND CUBA STREET. ' .. .; • . ... CBIO . THE ROYAL BRiNSMEAD PIANO. THE PREMIER PIANO OF THE WORID. , FROM 65 GUINEAS UPWARDS. -ASH OR EASY TERMS. ' CHAS, BEGG AND CO., LTD., : ■/ 118 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. C 992 ROYALTIES ARE PAID IN GREAT BRITAIN TO THE LONDON CUTTER NOW EMPLOYED BY ■ D. MILLIGAN MERCHANT TAILOR AND BREECHES. MAKER, AT THE ENGLISH TAILORING ROOMS, KELBURNE AVENUE. THE ROYALTIES paid to him aro'for the use of his NOTABLE INVENTION for produc- < ing RIDING BREECHES, which are seamless at the knees, thus preventing friction when in the saddle. Equestrians are invited to place-their orders ..with us for RLDXNG, jpOLO. OR HUNTING BREECHES. P.fe.—Our rooms are specially attractive at. present with .the, NOVELTIES IN SUMMER 6UITINGS, which have just arrived. ' V . . 0639 • WELL-CUT CLOTHES. ' WELL-CUT CLOTHES GIVE PERSONALITY TO THE WEARER. DON'T SINK YOUR INDIVIDUALITY in 111-cut Garments, which cost as much as the best, when we can make you a SUIT WHICH; vSUi'ta YpU, at a PRICE TO SUIT YOU, cut in tho LATEST STILE, .and FIT Ii i\ PLRI'ECILi. BRADFORD WOOLLEN; CO., "THE QUALITY TAILORS," < WELLINGTON. ' C 971

J S. MACKENZIE. V . BARRISTER , and SOLICITOR. COLONIAL "MUTUAL LIFE BUILDINGS, AY. WELLINGTON. A E. HOLDS HI P, • BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, ROUTH'S BUILDINGS, . FEATHERSTON AND JOHNSTON STREETS, (Seoond Floor). Please take lift. CSO7 "OUI/KLET • AND DIDSBURY, •"-* . •■ -Dental- Surgeons, 31 WILLIS. STREET, WELLINGTON, Telephone . No." 216. : C 603 NERVOUSNESS '■ COMPLETELY CURED BY ,-means of the "COMBINED ELEC- ... TRIG GENERATOR." Nothing can equal it as a cure for Nervous Derangement. It has the same effect on the human body as rain on a drooping plant—it re- , freshes, revives, strengthens—GlVES NEW LlFE—from the first application. THE' COMBINED ELECTRIC GENE- \ . RATOR is a .patented' Electrical Appliance with a body attachment, which directs a strong current of electricity through the vital organs of the body, stimulating and toning up the entiro nervous system. It is a really meritorious and wonderfully effectivo contrivance, * and treatment by it . .is delightfully pleasant and easy. .... Write for Free.Book giving Full Particulars and Prices:Address: THE UNITED ELECTRIC MEDICAL SUPPLY CO., Peptv E., 120 Princes Street, Duaedln.^

IN SELECTING A PIANO DON'T bo misled by the appearance of the case, which in cheap and poorly-con-structed instruments is often meant to catch the eye of the novice, the tone being such that, the trained ear suffers untold tortures, even in trying a few bars over on what otherwise ap-peared-a splendid instrument. Select-an instrument that will last a lifetime, that speaks to your soul,- that will not offend the ear to please the eye. There aro many makes, but few so really reliable as regards faultless construction, elegant finish, and richness of tone, 03 THE "HAAKE PIANO." BUT ONE TO-DAY. (CASH OE EAST TERMS), FROM THE BRITISH AND o CONMENTAL PIANO WILLIS STREET, Cffil . "POBERT B. RICHMOND, C.E., AND CIVIL ENGINEER. Harcourfs Building, Wellington. 'Phono 2093. AnthSriwd by Government to .Survey Native t?id™ KAI MORI. Licensed to carry out Land Transfer Surveys. x C 625 MONET TO LEND. EH. P tt 02 N & M, eoLicrroß, Bouth'» Building's (First Floor), JBATHBESXOK-. 6TBEET, .WiSLLINGTON^