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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 13969, 27 January 1906, Page 7

Toneycliffe • and Carey Colombo and Gloucester Streets. Cash Prices " Are Low Prices. If the expense of book-keeping-were the only item saved in a Cash Business, the effect would be plainly noticeable in the prices. But when you add Bad Debts and Collecting Expenses to the list, it is readily understood why a Cash Store sells goods at much lower prices than a Credit House does. If you want to prove the truth of the above statement just make a purchase at our Store. The result will please you. Buy your Househoßsi Goods Here. Sheetings, Pillow Cottons and Table Linens are important items in Housekeeping, and it’s due to you to take advantage of any savings on these goods. The prices we quote are influenced 15 per cent, in your favour by our strictly cash system. So don’t miss these economies White Sheetings— Circular Pillow Cotton — 40in lOd lid 1/White Table Linens — 1/8 1/11 2/3 2/6 2/9 S/- 3/6 4/TJnbleached Table Linens—1/- 1/3 1/6 1/9 2/- 2/3 2/6 2/9 3/White and Unbleached Turkish Towels—--6d 9d lid I/- 1/2 1/4 1/6 Linen Towels ... 1/9 2/- 2/3 Our Gloves Wear Well. Good wear is what you want in Gloves, as well as good appearance. These two desirable points find full expression in the gloves we sell. Our prices, too, are very low. Kid Gloves, made from choice selected skins—--2/6 3/6 4/6 S/Il 6/11 pair Suede Gloves—--2/6 8/11 4/3 and 5/6 pair Silk and Lisle Lace Gloves, in all colours—--6d 9d 1/- 1/3 2/11 pair Imitation Suede Gloves, in Black, Beaver, Grey and White—--1/1 1/4 1/6 to 1/10 pair Lisle Gloves—--6d 9d 1/- 1/4 1/6 pair V . Black Skirts at . wßargaSn, prices. , r,/Judge,this character of our bar--1 /gains ' by-this offer we chronicle ' to-day. Some of these Skirts are plain, others': tastefully trimmed and tucked. All of them exceedingly low-priced. IN VOILE AND CLOTH. Eegular Prices:. '7/11 14/6 19/6 27/6 27/6 32/6 37/9 33/6 32/6 Present Prices: 6/11 10/6 17/6 21/- 24/27/6 27/6 28/9 24/9 Big: Reductions ‘ in Blousing:®. Although we don’t run a Sale, we substantially reduce lots of items, as the following lines clearly show : BLOUSE MUSLINS. No. 1 Line ... - 6*d now 3*d No. 2 Line 7*d to 10*d now 4fd No. 3 Line 9*d to 1/1 now 5Jd Spot Crash ... 8d now 3ijd Dress Linens 8d to 1/- now 6*d Pink Ginghams ... 8d now ssd Toneycliffe and Carey * Colombo and Gloucester Streets.

PATENTS APPLIED FOR. - <s* Messrs Baldwin and Ray ward, Patent Attorneys, Wellington (Canterbury representative, A. H. Hart, Gloucester Street, Christchurch), report having filed the following applications for letters patent during the week ending January 20: — E. B. Toomat'K, Kanaka Bay, process and apparatus for use in the treatment of flax; F. E. A. Gordon, Palmerston North, .an improved washing fluid; Hilary Quertier, Dunedin;, apparatus for clearing the rails of tramways and the like; E. -Phillips, Melbourne, method of treating ores; E. J. Rigby, Victoria, improved fluid feed for operating hammer■ of rock drills; Jam Brooks, Chicago, improvements in flasks or cores for castings; E. Phillips, Melbourne, improvement in the treatment of ores. “ Progress,” a new monthly illustrated journal devoted to invention, science and industry. January number now ready. Messrs Baldwin and Raj•ward,, [Wellington*