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Mataura Ensign, 26 September 1913, Page 3

HOW LITTLE THINGS GROW. The idoa of the steam-boat by a little boy watching the lid of a kettle being forced up by the steam. And n little cough which is at first too slight to notice may develop into Bronchitis or Consumption. Great things always have small beginnings, and often the, sufferer realises his danger too late. M'iko an effort to stop your cough. Keep warm and take a course of Baxter's Lung Preserver. Don't wait any longer. Buy a Is lOd bottle to-clay from your storekeeper or choroid. You will lie glad you tried it. 39

c i J*' " « " U M %? -t&u $ t'ijy CT^fi'v it *if «n. ■' in i J ITS ii JX *1 i xr-^ ;♦ H.l iiiiJ im^TCTEECSME. cordially invito everybody, customers or not, to attend our annual display of l:ifi-s f , novels'' 'lis season. It's not: likely that you'll be able to walk inio any other store, find see such a fine variety of new goods to b@ sold 3t ffidUCSd i' 4! 1 ' al the beginning of the season, The reductions are timely—both for you and for uh. Practically the whole of the wearing time is yet to come, and the goods and style,s are the very latest for this season—for you the saving means money in hand. As i'm- us, we simply have to lessen stocks, if lor no other reason than because the carpenters are crowding' us for room which prevents us from displaying other new goods that are arriving every day. The alterations have already taken a big forward .step; when space is cleared it will take another. Meanwhile, reductions are the order of the day. We are full ready for business, ready to serve you. _ Our store policy you know. It is a liberal and successful on®. It is the selling of high-grade and dependable merchandise at lowest consistent prices. Knowing the high character of our rnrvchtvaU.:-" we do not hesitate to back it witfe our usual guarantee of satisfaction, and agree (as we always do) to mako exchanges gladly and consider no sales final until you aro fully satisfied. DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. Every n«w wears agd Je » i 8 n r«pr»s«t----«d and every yard ml 1m sold under usual price to a greater or less •rUni dtirina tiese* alterations. We couldn't begin to toll y«u about ererytliing, but wo tn« li««i for yonr «ousideration. DRESS LENGTHS OF WASHING TAFFETTA, 3s 11d. TW« first requisites of a washing dress aro in this pretty material. Tli© «olor» ar« fast — both in the strong colors and delicate tints. Good strong erwi woare ia colors of brovra, navy, bistuifc, saxe, sky a*d grey. Not a hotter fabric for su*»«r and y«t tonlay you may have a dr«ss l«*£irli for 3s 11d. DRESS LENGTH OF SHANTUNC, 4s lid. Has all the good wearing qnalitios ef line* —all the lustrous beauty of silk. In all tlw mew colors, including greys, brow*E, tussore, trene, saxa, green and blaok. An ideal elotk for ohildren as well as grown-ups. A full dress length, of this sorrwoable material for 4s 11d. ONE-PIECE DRESSES I It is quit® true that tho no ;nk ' are tho lowest tluit rule anywhere on <lros■<•« •f equal merit. The two or throe lines quoted will giro you some idea of the wonderful raluos wo haro to ollV.r .yon. STYLISH PRINT DRESSES FOR 10s 6d. Neat blaok anil nhit# stri- ad cambrics. Tiie dresses are nicely finished and daintily trimmed with black satin, airing tho drona a most (.•harming appearance. Can yen imagine a prettier frock for tho absurdly low price of 10s 6d. PRETTY LINENE DRESSES, 13s 6t«. A becoming stylo, niado in «i«s quality Linen#, in natural tussore thado, with piping aid oollar of white pique. A rwy serTieoable frook, and only 13s 6d. DAINTY CREPE DRESSES, 19s 6d. These dresses are nicely mado, aeoording to tho latest styles, daintily finished with collar and cuffs of contrasting coior, and pretty little buttons. Colors aro prey,'sriye, . champagne and brown. Alteration Sale Pt'ic i, § 19s 6d. || ' W.Ci3U».'B! READY TO WEAR HATS, 6/11. Wkj should you come koro f Because nowhere else in Gore can yon see a better variety! Beeause nowkero else earn you gej beautiful, new, and stylish hats at reduced prices. Tie gist of tke proposition is this: We have over ]()() of lluve dainty roady-to-wear hats—tho prottiost and most charming creations imaginable, each orie representing this season's smartest style, ft is only because of the fact that tho carpenters are «rowding us for room that cojapels i s to sell these hats at reduced prices in order to make room for new gools just laadin;;. All other places sell them at 7s lid to 9s lli. You oan come in and take your choice for the remarkably low price of 6s lid. WALLIS BROS. THF PROGRESSING (PAPERS. ON i HE BUSY CORNER, PORE.