The Mouse of STUART KALLAS & CO. Present their Compliments and have pleasure in announcing that their 1 STARTS ON MONDAY, JUNE 19th, 1916 I ... . ... 1.. Once again we are going to fhe’S^nce^of distinguishing factor hat is steadily fa our resou ,| efulnes s during the past few OUr n cHmb ini over those obstacles, such as difficulty in procuring stocks of dependable goods ancTmany° sucht rials that beset the importer at the present tune. Now comes the buyer’s opportunity to become resourceful. “How?” you will say. By knowing where to buy. We feel quite convinced that the prices and goods tabulated fceioiv will leave little or no doubt as to their economical and satisfactory conditions, and you will at least avail yourself the opportunity of inspecting our stocks during the next few days. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT 50 onlv SMART FELT TRIMMED HALS p. t ] 0 p r j c ,c 1/11 6 mIyVoPEKIOE QUALITY AIIEIIICAX EELTS SUEDE AERO TAMS—Usual Prices 4/11. and 5/11 Prices 1/11 2/11 BLACK VELVET AERO TAMS, various shapes- Prjco 1/n ClSg our* POPULAR AERO TWMg shapes—Usual Prices 29/fa to W- 3/11 to 9/11 - 6 , 3 -y or *U: v* PHro 13 mo ';;iT™T, MIL “ KW Ornaments, »„d PI TTATS for Jjoys find girls* in ftll ooloin s Salo liice 1,3 GIRLS’ BLAOfc VELVET HATS, trimmed Win to Nik, efav- *•*. and Biscuit Shades —l buai fiict itjO LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING AND WHITE WEAR Sneoitil Lino of CORSETS—SaIe Price ... ... 2 ( 9 Bettor Quo lilies—Sole Price. , M 401 5/11 and «|ll <**«** GOOD DUALITY NERSES’ APRONS— Sale Price ... ••• *' 6 A Few Sam ole NIGHTDRESSES and CHEMISES, in all Wool, *lan11el aiui Nmisvoiling, at tempting prices. FURS— Including maßTy Exclusive Lines We would particularly ask buyers to note the quality of thesegoods. The range includes Squirrel, Ditch, V. nte and Black Uox. Black Volt, Natural Wolf. Natural Fox, Silver Wolf, .Musquash Beat and the very fine Red Fox. The entire range of Coats, burs, Mutts, etc., have been marked down to the lowest possible price to, effect a clearance. MANTLE DEPARTMENT 20 only NAVY MILITARY COATS— Usual Price 29/6 Sale Price 8,11 •V Few- HEAVY PILOT CLOTH, in Navy and (.rev— Sul CA n ( ce *p 6 Smart Range of TWEED COATS—SaIe Price from 29/6 to 84,3 onlv FUR-LINED COATS, in smartest styles— Usual Price £6 ,10s ... Sale Price £4 17s. Gel. LADIES’ RAINPROOFS—UsuaI Prices 29 fa and .59/0 ySalo Price 17/G ana »»,» A Few Onlv Slightly Imperfect. RAINPROOFS—SaIe Price 9,11 FASHION ABLE COVERT COATS, full hack and belt or belted—- ’ ' Sale Prices 39/6 to 49/6 A FEW GIRLS’ TWEED COATS, full'back and belt or bolted—blue Prices 14/t> to MAIDS’ COATS, in an enormous variety. LADIES’ WOOLLEN SPORTS COATS, and in Slk and wool— Sale Prices Item 9/11 to 40 - A Few Large Si*o BROWN JERSEY COATS—SaIe Price 811 MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT DENTIST and HAIRDRESSER TOWELS BROWN TOWELS—SaIe Prices 3/11 4/11 and 6,6 per do/.. 11 Ad. 1/14 1/3 and 1,6 1/6 each 1/3 yard 1/8 yard 1, a ch COSTUMES 9d. each Open Fronts 3/11 LADIES’ VESTS, from ... LADIES’ WOOLTEX VESTS. lons **,«£- LADIES’ XATUIIAL UNSHRINKABLE VESTS* p,. ico T XrfVivOVEV BOOTCES-SaVe Price from ../' ... ... Ml Sfe FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES, «MI 5;6 ■sssiis— LADIES’ GREY FLEECY LONG SLEEVE WHITE COMBINATIONS—-Sale Price W CHILDREN’S ALL-WOOL IM-HWICOATS-Smle Pr.ce 3-11 T ABIES’ FINE WHITE RI BBED VESI S— Sale Price , 3 IjAim.y J A _E..V. ~ .mol rv dtw jcnnpy Sale Price from 1/* 1/11 in Brown, Navv and Cream, at startling prices Special Line of LADIES’ WARM lJNDEiv?lvl3^f~ Prines 3/11 ;md */n 3 onlv HARRIS TWEED COSTUMES Usual Price 95/- Sale Price 69 6 ladies; BELTED. TWEED COSTUMESUsual Price 4f>/- ••• ••• SMART CLERICAL GREY COSTUMES, all styles Usual Price 70/- ••• _ NAVY CHEVIOT COSTUMES—SaIe Price ... FINE. NAVY TAILORED COSTUMES, the newest and smartest shapes 1 * . ' Sale Price from 60/NAVY and FAWN GAR BARD INE COSTUMES, in the fashionable wide •skirts and braid trimmings Special Salo i. rice 7j,Sale Price 29/6 Sale Price 49 6 49'6 BLOUSES T ABIES’ FINE WHITE RI BBED VESTS—SaIe Price , CHILDREN’S WHITE MUSI.IN PINAFORES Sale Pnce fr riaTV TVTF IJV’Q WOOLIjF.N HOODS—SaIe Price from ... WOOLLEN JERSEYS, « n,,r cteeoial Line of KREMAIJNE BLOUSES, in smart and tasteful °" -eTours aiui designs—Usual Prices S/ll and 9/11 Sale Price 4 6 Ts ’Sack all-wool crepoline blouses- Sale prjco 7/11 ’WHITE SILK SHIRT BLOUSES-Sale Price ... • W BETTER QUALITIES .•. ••• ••• - 7/11 8/11 9,11 up See the Smart Ottering of SAMI LE BLOUSES. Special Quality TURKISH TOWELS, 27 x 60—Sale Price 54jn. UNBLEACHED SHEETING—SaIe Price HEAVY WHITE SHEETING. 72in Sale Price ... BETTER QUALITIES, 72 and 89in., at Salo Pricas, SAMPLE* LINEN TRAY* CLOTHS, SUPPER CLOTHS and RUNNERS, selling at less than Cost Price. LINEN DRAWN THREAD MATS-Salo Price . ••• Q 3 J Ol ' Ir' 1 r ' 3 pieces onlv PALE PINK JAP SILK—Sale Price M* >a J d STRONG FLEECY KNICKER CLOTH—Usual Price 1/6 Sale Price I<Hero’s an otter—A FULL BLOUSE LENGTH of smart Manneletie Blousing for 1/6. _ Good Quality UNIYGK-AOIIKT) DAMASK. —Sale Price Good Quality WHITE DAMASK-Sale Price 1 - /4 2 STRONG UNBLEACHED and WHITE CALICO — ni im.Ht Sulo Price 5/6 do/, yards Splendid Oualitv WHITE FLANXELETTE—SaIo Price 8/11 doz. yards Double-width WHITE and COLOURED MERCERISED J\ P SILK WADDED COT QUILTS and PRAM COVERS—iSswC J rice 3/6 FLA NX ELETTE SHEETING, double bed widiJi 2/1 yard better qualities ... ' v DOUBLE WIDTH CASEMENT CLOTH, tussore—Salei 1 rme 9«d. yd. VIKUX ROSE and SANE BLUE RIPPLE CLOTH, 5-tin. wideUsual Price 3/1.1 - al ‘ ; r ™'° 2 11 , STRIPED and PLAIN NURSE CLOTHS—SaIe Price front 7id. yard WHITE ROLLER TOWELLING 64tt. , TT X B*lK 8 * lK up A Few Very Fine. DRAWN THREAD PILLOW SHAMS—- - Salo rrico 3 6 HEMSTITCHED DUCHESSE SETS—Usual Price *2.3 Sale Price 16 HEMSTITCHED and EMBROIDERED SETS From 3,6 EXTRA QUALITY VELVETEEN, in Cardinal, Brown, Navy, Saxe and Grey—Sale Price ... ••• , • "' l BEST QUALITY CHIFFON VELM/JEEN, in all colours— . Vi ip..; „on ... Sale Price 211 Usual L ime e. ti ••• ' : _ . , c DOUBLE-WIDTH CREAM WINCE.— Sale Price ... U 6 \i 1, WOOL CASHMERES—SaIe Price ... ■■■ RADIAN l \ Sale Price 2/3 and 2/9 SM ART CHECK TWEEDS, in Brown and Fawns, Grey and Rose—- * ‘UmirJ, Price 3/11 ... •.•• ••• Sale I nco 1,11 ALL-WCOL GREY TIVEEDS, with tine Black Stripe---Usual F’iee 3 6 ... ••• ••• HEAVY DU ESS '[.’WEEDS, smart patterns, from 12in NAVY SERGE—SaIe Price ... . \ r ]EUX ROSE DIAGONAL TWEED—UsuaI Price o 11 1 piece only FAWN GARBADINE, olin.Usual Prim 13 (i ••• ... Sale Price 9,11 jaru STRIPED l/OAT LININGS, nil shades, excellent quality and finish— Prices 1.6 i/ii Good Quality NAVY and BLACK SUITINGS, olin _ . _ /11 Usual Price 11/6 ' . - Salc 1 piece. NAVY FOX’S SERGE, 54in—Sale Prices 7/11 8/11 A Splendid Line of ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT SERGE, double-width— Sale Price 8/11 yard Pric piece? .nijrvn uunv ... : ' " n V 1 piece FRENCH AItMURE, in Navy and Saxe, 42m. 1 piece HEATHER MIXTURE TWEED—UsuaI Price 3/11 Sale Price 2/8 * ~ ... ~, . .. . ,\XI N r .. n.w! Cn v/i /I VIII 4/6 Sale Price BLACK and WHITE SHEPHERD'S ~i rJ FANCY DEPARTRIEPJT aid Sale Price 2 3 1/11 2/3 up 2/3 yard Sale Price 3/6 STUA ALLA WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR FREQIUEfiT BARGAIN CHANGES .45 m mm The loHse «r Courtesy ” LWL <QL £*vns tat „ . Country Orders vill receive prompt attention, bet must I. eco-peeM bV P-0. W»«»y «» ” « NEWEST VEILINGS, all colours ' ® a * ®. d * 1/ " and 1/3 SILK CHIFFONS, in Black, White and Cream, 42in. wide—--s^phM«wifss»»#igS wtVf’V T74TR CLASPS* ••• i ••• Clearing at s|ti. EMBROTDER’IES. in a gieat selection of widths, all to be cleared at SPOTTED RIBBONS, in Bliick and White, Blue and AV,n^ l w p *j <^ ld gj | * A Special line of RIBBED HOhb _ pans for 2,9 \ few Odd Lengths of NINON, double-width ... HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS Clearing at 1/6 om. HEMSTITCHED FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS ... ••• each L-VDTFS’ ALL-WOOL GAUNTLET GLOVES, white-Sale Pnce 2,11 \ ) US' ALL-WOOL GAUNTLET GLOVES, heather mixture 2,6 }:ira!s- ALL-WOOL OACXTUW CLOVES, Leaver, Sn^.ndP^ We have pleasure in drawing your attention to the fact that we have just opened up a magnificent range of HIGH-GRADE UNDERCLOTHING Tim garments comprise an exceptionally Largo Range of English Manufacturers’ Samples-Samples of the Finest. Longclot.li, Cambric Mu Vu" n a d Nainsook, hand-sewn, band embroidered many trimmed with ;; l Torchon Lace and. French Valenciennes. Amongst, them a feu a- Li' ,x Sets Chemises. Night Robes, Camisoles and Knickers. These goods should he inspected, if only for the joy ol examining the. superb quality of workmanship. m .i v q \M1 > T,FS of ALL-WOOL and SILK and WOOL MIXTURE A few lM >nnH’KS and COMBINATIONS. NIGHT ROBES (in & OOWKS. BBD JACKETS (in fine silk). Wo respectfully invite .your inspection of what is. without any doubt, the finest, and (faintest collection of White Wear over brought into New Zealand. f li Street, Christchurch
tt a Nice Mot Cup of Tea !’ What a lot that simple phrase means to a woman these cold days. But Tea should he TEA ! That's just where we can show you What TEA really is. WE do not waste time talking about Coupons and Blending and things . . . You Want TEA—We Sell TEA— Our MOUNT COOK BLENDS at 1/S 1 /8 1 / 10 and 2/- are the FINEST TEAS that you can get anywhere. FRAIW A. COOK LTD. THE Grocers. J IMPORTANT DENTAL NOTICE. Ors. Jones & Maitland Dental Surgeons BARLOW’S BUILDINGS (opp. Bank New Zealand), Christchurch OPEN EVERY- EVENING, 7.15 to ©.30 L OUR farm boots are irresistible. fe Kill all opposition by giving to the ub the highest quality goods at absolutely Bedrock Prices. 1935 Medium weight Split Kip Shooters, nailed ... 1946 Well-made Split Kip Balmorals,«no nails ... 1(349 Reliable Split Kip Derby Boots, no nails ... icR3 Heavy Split Kip Shooters, pegged, nailed 1928 Kip Whole-back Shooters, pegged, nailed ... 1947 Heavy Split Whole-back Plain-toe Shooters,^ 1936 First-class Heavy Kip Whole-back Shooters,^ iQ3I English Kip perby Boot, no nails, pegged ... 1926 French Calf Derby Boots, no nails, pegged ... 1910 Zug or Scotch Grain Cookhams, sewn sole Postage 9d extra. Size II Is I/- extra • <iHurai Workers! Buy from us. We make up in oui Aer,C „ U t" k eve‘y pai? of Farm Boots soM in our retail stores. Therefore you buy at first cost. 1 2/6 1 2/6 13 6 1 5/6 16 6 1 66 18/6 26/28/6 ■<p SHOJSfSTS. It 7 CASHEL STREET GiSESrJ id, &
ISM DIGESTION AND | COMMON SENSE. I Your common scnso tells yon that no man or woman who suffers from indigestion can possibly trijov really good health. It is therefore the 'part of common sense to avoid indigestion if you can, but if you have not been able to avoid it altogether, it is wiso to banish it in its early stages, because the longer this ailment continues, the more its pants and penalties increase. Unfortunately, most of us can’t avoid a, little digestive’trouble, now and then, because the stomach is a sensitive organ. The little worries of life, the strenuous davs that tire us out, and even the changes of‘weather that upset us, all affect the tone of the stomach, 'and thus causa indigestion. Tiie stomach, however, is only part of your digestive machinery, and it often happens ‘dial as soon as tho stomach ceases to do its work properly, the other digestive organs become affected, and the whole machinery of digestion becomes more or less disturbed. Now. common sense dictates that if you suffer, because your stomach and liver have lost tone and vigour, you must restore their lost vigour and tone, in order to get well again; and tho remedy which common sense dictates is the well-tried stomach tonic and liver invigoratov, Mother Seigel’s Syrup. Every day, more and more people who once suffered from stomach and liver troubles, from indigestion, flatulence, acidity, heartburn, biliousness, and constipation, are gratefully testifying that | Mother Seigel’s Syrup lias successfully banished their digestive troubles, even I after other remedies have been tried in / vain, and it has kept them well. I The Syrup is not a cure all. It owes its Bucces3 to the fact that the medicinal i extracts it contains have a wonderfully beneficial effect not only upon tho stomach, but' upon the liver and bowels as well, restoring their tone and vigour, and thus promoting; good digestion, the trust i'itsts „o£ jrQPtlJssaltii. ,w, t •- . - —-. A
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17198, 19 June 1916, Page 10
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