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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 36, 6 November 1922, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. WEDNESDAY BARGAIN NEWS FROM “THE HOUSE OF K. & 5.,” LTD. SPECIAL APPEAL TO COUNTRY CLIENTS. We are concentrating our efforts in this morning’s “Dominion” towards convincing out-of-town residents (embracing all to T. 1 paper reaches) of the worth-while nature of these n ednesday Ba g .. That local residents are not slow to appreciate the values w«! oiler is proved by the number of people who come seeking these WednMOaj > Specials, and is amply corroborated by our returns tor that day If it pays Wellington people (many of whom come in “om outlying suburbs) it will pay you also to order by mail te onl this advertise ment. which is inserted each Monday, especially fdr country custo - ers. Should your order reach us later than. Wednesday, we vgill still supply the goods at Wednesday’s prices, provided they remain unsold. SELECT SOMETHING FROM THIS LISV AND SEND YOUR ORDER IN THE BARGAIN CENTRE. GOOD QUALITY JAP CREPE NIGHTDRESSES, in full women’s size lu: ' g3 '? r stvle with scalloped neck and Sleeves, trimmed with small embroidered design; in shades of sky, pink, and helio. Lsually Pries, 18/6. BOYAL WORCESTER CORSETS, in white coutil, suitable for young girls; with m nt 8110 rt Skllt ’ 10 " r BUPP ° WHITE WOOLLEN JUMPERS, with and without collars, and long Usunllv 25/6 Wednesday’s Price, 19/6. LARGE RANGE OF SILK KNIT JERSEYS, in all ce Usuallv 39/6 to 59/6. . Wednesday s Price. 19/6. CREPON ONE-PIECE JUMPER FROCKS in various coloured checks. Sizes Women and S. Worn. Usually 39/6. Wednesday s Clearing Price, 15/6. COTTON FUGI ONE PIECE FROCKS in a variety ot ,” P p®j ce 25/5' ally 45/-. FURNISHING SECTION. 6 PIECES CRETONNE, Oriental colourings and designs, good quality cloth, and 36 indhes wide; suitable for curtains, cushions, loose covers, etc. Usual Price’ 4/6 vard. To Clear at 1/11 yard. 4 PIECES’SOin. MADRAS MUSLIN, small check patterns, in shades of brown, plum, red, and blue. Usual Price. 6/11 yard. To Clear at 26 yard. 3 ONLY - AXMINSTER CARPETS. Size 13ft. x 9ft. 10m. Usual Price > £l7. > To Clear at £lO io/-. DON’T MISS THESE. ON THE MANCHESTER BARGAIN TABLE • • will be two Splendid-Roller Towelling Specials. 100 yards of 16-inch Linen Crepe, plain or striped, ROLLER TOWELLING. Wednesday’s Special Price, 1/- yard. 50 yards of 17-inch Union Crash ROLLER TOWELLING. J Wednesday’s Special Price 7 1/3 yard. STATIONERY AND HABERDASHERY SPECIALS. BUTTERICK’S "NEEDLE ART” for Autumn, Vol. 9, No. 3. Usually 1/9 copy. For Wednesday Only, 1/3 copy, postage extpa. "BOOKLOVERS’ PARCHMENT” STATIONERY CABINET contains 18 sheets of note and 18 envelopes in white or blue to match. Us rally 1/6. » Wednesday’s Special Price, 1/2 box, postage extra. WHITE BLOCKED TAPE, in sizes 7 and 8 only. Usually 1/6 dozen. Wednesday’s Price, 7jd. dozen pieces. IN THE MERCERY DEPARTMENT. MEN’S CAMBRIC SHIRTS, in coloured stripes, with bands , Special Price for Wednesday Only, 6/11 each. A USEFUL GLOVE SPECIAL. LADIES’ HEAVY SILK FINISHED PULL-ON KNITTED GOVES. in a brilliant black and also white. Usually 3/6. Wednesday’s Price, 1/3 pair. We pay postage on all Drapery and Apparel so that, with the exception of the Axmlngter Carpets, you pay no more for any of the above goods by post than you would over the counter. And we guarantee satisfaction. KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD., 1 WELLINGTON. * “WHERE EVERY £IS WORTH Z MORE.” . * A BIG DISPLAY OF BIGGER VALUES IN SPORTING FOOTWEAR Summer Sports Season, 1922, finds us, as usual, ready with a stunning assortment of appropriate sporting footwear-styles tor MEN, WOMEN, and children. ~ OUR PRICES CHALLENGE COMPARISON. RIO—WHITE CANVAS TENNIS SHOES, rubber soles. Women’s, 8 to 8, 4/9; 10 to 1, 3/11; 7 to 9, 2/11. RU—GREY CANVAS TENNIS SHOES, rubber soles. Women’s, Bto 8. 4/9; 10 to 1, 3/11; 7 to 9, 2/11. Rl3-SUPERIOR WHITE CANVAS OXFORD SHOES, white rubber soles. Men’s, 6to 10, 7/6; Women’s, 3to 8, 6/6; Girls’, 11 to 2, 5/6. R2B—MEN’S WHITE CANVAS BO OTS, white rubber soles, 6 to 10, 9/6. 17M WHITE CANVAS OXFORD SHOES, chrome soles, “Our Special Tennis Shoe.” Men’s, 6to 10, 10/6; Women’s. 2to 7, 8/11; Girls' and Boys', 11 to 1, 6/6. i THE LEADING HOUSE FOR SPORTS SHOES. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., M 0 LAMBTON <)UAY — A ND 103 CUBA STREET, A WELLINGTON. PRE-WAR LEVELS REACHED Now is the opportunity for camera b uyers; bona fide sweeping reductions have bean made os the following prove:"ANSCO” VEST POCKET "JUNIOR,” 3J x 21 R.R. LensFormerly £5. NOW £3 12s. 6d. Anastigmat F 7.5, formerly £6 15s. NOW £5 10s. i Wray Lustrar FO, formerly £7 15s. NOW- £6 15s. "ANSCO” VEST POCKET SPEED EX, Wray “Lustrar” F 4.5 Lens. Formerly £l6 16s. NOW £ll. "ANSCO” SPEEDEX, 1A 4} x 2} Wray "Lustrar' . F 5.9 and Acme i shutter, a camera de luxe, formerly £l6 10s. NOW £ll. These are genuine reductions made i n sympathy with falling prices in the home market. Take advantage of them. It will be a pleasure to show the stock. The "Ansco” V.P. No. 2is also similarly reduced. All instruments absolutely brand new and perfect. WATERWORTHS, LTD:, 886 LAMBTON QUAY, 68 QUEEN STREET, 705 COLOMBO STREET. WELLINGTON. AUCKLAND. (Opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH.

INCOME TuAIX The recent reduction in Income Tax is naturally a welcome relief to the Taxpayer, and will doubtless be much appreciated. The legislation affecting Life Insurance premiums has also been liberalised but its benefits have not yet been fully availed of. It is perhaps not generally understood that whereas hitherto premiums up t<j £5O per annum could be deducted from the taxable Income the present .'law allows a deduction up to 15 per cent, of the earned income. Thus a man earning £lOOO p.a. who pays £l5O for Insurance premiums is only taxed on £B5O. This means a considerable saving in tax, and by reducing the net cost of the Insurance makes it a particularly profitable investment. A policy for £6250 recently effected by a Wellington business man aged 66 was secured at a net outlay of £360 p.a. Even should death not occur till age 73 the pblicy would show a return of 10 per cent. Compound Interest. Why not discuss this proposition with Messrs. Carr and Piper, Local Agents for the A.M.I?. Society? Telephone 1320.

ri'UIE Leading Tailors—Kitto and~Son. J- 132 Willis St. (upstairs), Our Spring and Summer Suitings are now opened up. Exclusive designs in cheeks and etrines. Visit our Showroom and choose n. Suit which will carry the marie of distinction. Saltaire (guaranteed colour*). in blues and greys, always in rtock. Dress Suits and Ladies' Costumes a Specialty. Telephone 2312. QLABKE'S Art, China, and Antique Dealers, Inspection Cordially Invited. 246 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT. TRY HG 0 T L I E B, • i 248 Lambton Quay (First Floor). INSPECTION OF MATERIALS INVITED. [A Card.] MR. H. 'L. GLOVER, DENTAL SURGEON, Mandel's Buildings. 101 Willie Street. Tel. 890. ILLEN PAULIN. B.D.S. (Late Knox Gilmer), DENTAL SURGEON. 24 Boulcott Street. Telephone 2723. In Italy a Bill has been introduced into Parliament to make a grant of £4,000,000 over a period of three years in three subsidies to Italian shipbuilding yards.

' MORE STAR ATTRACTIONS STAB ATTRACTIONS At MILLIGAN’S KELBURN AVENUE. POPULAR LONDON SUITINGS. POPULAR LONDON SUITINGS. Styles That Enhance One's Appearance. fitting by a Cutter of extensive Vice-Regal experience, vis., Mr. F. W. Bedford. / g P. ANDREW, Portrait Photographer. FOR ENLARGEMENTS AND MINIATURES. ' Also "Monochrome” and "India Proof." Two Beautiful Methods of Portraiture. Studios: 10 Willis Street,'Wellington. Tel. 1233. I k J (’opposite General Post Office. Wellington'), nowhere else. For Presentation UinbrelWi u>dv Walking Sticks (these are special), and eminently suitable for Xmas Gifts. For High-clnas re-oovering in rich navy, myrtle, or black silks, Send your umbrella to us. W« pay postage. A 2 years guarantee for wear is issued with MlI umbrellas sold or re-covered by us. LothabyS.