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KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. 0 17RTT1T T\f GT7! A SSAAT Every far-seeing housewife sees to it J. IVUJ.X li\ wilrxikJVfli that she has a jam day" these times, __ , __ __ „„ ; and every wise housewife purchases IS A GOOD REASON her : jam-making needs at Kirkcaldie's. And should \ r OTJ require a. new preV Wnv VTVTT arr/YTTTT* serving pan, sheer, peeler, spoon, or Will YOU bIIUULi) any other requisite here is a remarkI■ ably complete display. ■ MAKE SOME JAM! Quality is what we claim for each item—quality plus economy. SELECT YOUR JAM-MAKING NEEDS WHERE STERLINC VALUES RULE. • ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PAN S—l6, 20, 24 pints. 12$. 6d., 15S, 6d., 19S. Bd. ENAMELLED PRESERVING PANS-8, 10 pints. ' ' 10s., 11s. 6d. HEAVY ALUMINIUM PRESERVING PAN-32 pints, 325. ed. MASON'S NARROW NECK JARS—Pint size. 4s, 6ti, dozen. MASON'S WIDE NECK JARS-Pint size. SS, 6d. dozen. ATA RON'S WIDE NECK JARS—Gallon size. BS. 6d. dozen. ■ MASON'S WIDE NECK—"Golden State" Patent, exten- , - • ; sively used in California. Quart size. 7S, dozen. I Half-gallon, size. 9s. dozen. TIE-OVER JAM JARS—lib. . 2S. 3d. dozen. TIE-OVER JAM JARS—2Ib. 3s. 6d. dozen. PICKLE JARS—Square, lib. 2S. 6d. dozen. , BEST MINERALISED RUBBER RINGS- 6d. and 9d. dozen. ' WOOD SPOONS- ' «d., 5d., 6d. ' PEACH STONERS— is. Gd. each. ' : OHERRY STONEP.S- is., 3s. -each. APPLE CORERS— 9d, each. APPLE CORERS AND SLICERS- . Is. 3d. APPLE CORER AND PEELER- 3S. Sd. RAISIN SEEDER—• 3s. : OUR BIG WINDOW DISPLAY IS .YOUR COMPLETE BUYING CUIDE. 0 ■ MRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. - - - ■ To : Aro laase. BARGAINS "" T „ ISO#V , BARGAINS BARGAINS * THIS DAY! .NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY TOWELS BOYS'SUITSCOLOURED BATH TOWELS— BOYS'WASHING SUITS; at about ■ -Usual prices,' 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., half the usual price. All this sea2s. lid., 3s. lid., ss. 9d., 6s. 6d. son's latest styles, which arrived Special Sale Prices, Is. 9d., is. very late. lid., 2s. 3d., 3s. 3d., 4s. 3d., BOYS' DRILL, GALATEA, AND ss. 6d. per pair. . FANCY BLOUSES. — Either • iWHITE . BATH TOWELS—-Usual Sailor or to button up to tho Prices; 2s. 2d., 2s. 9d., 3s. 6d.j throat 'with - American collars. 3s. lid., 4s. 6d., 4s. lid. Usual prices, 2s. lid., 3s. Ud. Sale Prices, Is. Bd., 2s. 3d., 2s. Now Is. Ild., 2s. lid. lid.", 3S. 3d., 3S. 11d., 4S. 3d. BOYS' BLUE STRIPE GALATEA per pair. TUNIC SUITS—Dark grounds, i COLOURED BATH MATS —Usual light, stripes, or light grounds prices, 3s. 9d., 4s. 6d., ss. 6d. dark stripes, newest stylo; largo i each. selection. 4s. lid., 2s, lid.; Sale Prices, 3s. 3d., 3s. lid., ■ 6s. lid., 3s. ud.; 7s. lid. and up 4s. fld. each. 'all at 4s. Ud. and ss. Ud. • AT THE SUMMER SALE. > T® CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON, LADIES' WHITE SHOES THE VERY LATEST ARRIVALS. DAINTY, SMART AND COMFORTABLE. There's nothing to equal a White Shoe for easy and oomfortable Summer Wear ' -and the hottest weather is from January to March. Be fashionable, and comfortable, too,- WAR WHITE. EASY TO CLEAN. EASY TO WEAR. ' Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, in HEEL Ladies' White Calf HEEL BAR and BAR and DERBY styles, leather COURT Shoes, pug tees, pump _ • . soles, "Bostock's" make—2Gs. .Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, in T , ' COURT, HEEL BAR, DERBY, La °' e s' White Canvas Boots in BUTBROAD BAR,, and TWO BUTTON TON and DERBY styles, covered , styles—Ts. 6d. Cuban,heels—9s. 6d. I"r Ladies' Mcßuck Shoes, in TAN- t„j: > ur> , „ , _ " KEE BAR and DERBY styles, cov- unA™. Mcßl,ek ? earl BUTTON ered Cuban heels—l2s. 6d. if j' • soles, round toes, ; Ladies' AVhite Suede Shoes, in COURT, covered heels—l/s. 6d. and. DERBY styles, stylish orna- Ladies' White Nubuck Boots in meats, covered Cuban heels— BUTTON and DERBY styles' pu" -15s. fid. toes, covered heels—22s. 6d. GIRLS' WHITE CANVAS SHOES IN GREAT VARIETY. R./HANNAH, & CO., LTD., ! 1 WELLINGTON. __ . . _ _____ —

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