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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 68, 13 December 1933, Page 5

HALF PRICE SALE AT gr* CELIA’S A Commences To-day, Wednesday \S?C/ CELIA’S GARMENTS (English anti French) . AT GENUINE SALE PRICES. PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE DRESSES. BLACK AND NAVY DRESSES. SUMMER SUITS; ' ' WASHING SILK DRESSES. .?"'■., EVENING DRESSES AND BRIDGE COATS. A LIMITED NUMBER OF GARMENTS AT HALF SALE PRICES First Floor, Stewart Dawson’s Building, LAMBTON QUAY.

' 3 HALF PRICE DAYS To-day, To-morrow, Friday Just at a time -when prices are inclined tea stabilise, Madam Cowan presents the astounding opportunity of securing COSTUMES, ENSEMBLES. COATS, DRESSES FOR STREET. AFTERNOON, AND HOLIDAY WEAR. • toto”. "to"' ■ At _ to'--HALF USUAL PRICES ■ ■• - f ■'■■■ - Also‘ 7 "I? . >■..< to' •_■' •--: ■■ ■</ . HATS FROM 7/<S. to AN UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY FOR BARGAINS. MADAM COWAN'—' BURLINGTON ARCADE, CUBA STREET.

\> The finest gift you can give your wife and children is " Positive assurance that tliey would hot suffer financially if _ -in you were ill. injured, or in the event of your death. Make sure for th em > that whatever happens, they will enjoy many other Happy Christmases, free from money worries.. " 'xf ? There are Provident Policies to cover either er all of ;/ ■ ?-■ r rim above contingencies; .also endowment policies, etc. Enquire about them now, in time for Christmas. Generous bonuses, anil to ' *’• LOWEST RATES IN NEW ZEALAND. Clip.this advertisement and forward * tSICI .together with your name and address, _ A ? * ’age, .and occupation, to the address A' laSßjiy M B H THfeaK y r below. Without obligation; wo will T Mi w ~ 31 New Zealand Free Vance Bl<lg«., Wellington: Brandon’s Bldgs.. 68 High .St., tower Hutt: Smith’s Bldgs., lit Queen St.. Masferton;' 110 Ridgway St., Wanganui; Veale s Bldgs., neron St., New riymonth.

G)L ; BISCUIT : MUOSOKS SIJifMO ’ BISCUITS 0l&£. them you. need, pu^pMtiy For AFTERNOON TEA ... "I So enthusiastic were the people of Australia Cut’Sunflake’Biscuitsinhalves. that ‘Sunflake’ biscuits could hardly be top wifli y savoury or sweet made fast enough! Now their reputation X*’” . has S p r ead to New Zealand and these biscuits are now being manufactured by HUDSONS from the Original Australian \ Recipe. ? \ They are as light and delicious as puff \ pastry. Use them ,for teas or suppers. Ideal as y.c,G with cooked or fresh fruit or with savour'dai ies or as cream jam puffs. You, too will be delighted with them. ?■ Made to the ORIGINAL ■ Australian Wt Reci P e b y fAsJAM PUFFS vuitb yj Spread ‘Sunflalre' Bisv/ itn tet W x cults with a firm rich«rhv B tov /StXd/PT flavoured jam, such as iaiOgWWX ’’tow raspberry, quince or