EASTER.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 469, 30 March 1909, Page 3

EASTER.

HER SURPRISES. Easter brings in her hands many good ihings each year—the holidays, the hot:ross buns, so loved by young and old, but most important of all, Messrs. George and Kersley's Annual Easter Bargain Sale. Perhaps this year is. to outshine all previous years in cbnnection with this magnificent 6ale event.- The Economic is laden with beautiful goods, and these arc to be oDered public at ridiculously low figures. The Easter sale commences on Thursday; April -1, when novelties of all descriptions will be ready for purchasers at extremely low quotations. Dress goods, in delightful materials; blouse lengths of beautiful silksj fashionable millinery; under-ivear of both delicate and serviceable make, and every line to be procured at this wonderful store, all at bargain prices. Amongst tho gloves and stockings, every make will be found at reduced cost. Tho Linen department will prove a snare to all beholders. Exquisitely worked goods are here displayed. , Upstairs, amongst the costumes, skirts, and blouses, bargains are bewildering, and here it is that the feminino heart will bo feign to linger long. • The daintiest of silk and lace blouses, reduced to a mere acknowledgment, are splendidly displayed, while a few, in , spotted and plain net, are charming confections of art. Rain cloaks will provo another unique attraction, which will call for undivided attention. ■ ■ They are smart, becoming, and inexpensive. A special line is the chic and serviceable kilted walking-skirts, offered at a low figure. These are trim looking, exceedingly re-> chcicho, mado specially, for shirt waists, and havo a pretty, girlish effect. In to-morrow's (Wednesday) issue, study the full page advertisement. ' You will find therein every conceivable article in wearing apparel and house-furnish-i ing, marked at special reductions. Bo tho first beholders amongst Easter 1909 Bargains at The Economic on Thursday morning. It will provo a never-to-be-for-gotten Easter for uniqueness and surprises I C 991