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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13523, 22 August 1907, Page 4

\ ,' ' ■ '■:-. '" ■ , ' D.S.C. ANNUAL , WINTER v SALE ' NOW ON. > CALICOES REDUCED from 2s to 4s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. SHEETINGS REDUCED from 2s to 33 in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. BLANKETS REDUCED from 2b to 4s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. DRESSES REDUCED from 2a to 6s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. SILKS REDUCED from 2s to 7s 6d ill the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. CURTAINS REDUCED from 2s to 6s 8d in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. CARPETS REDUCED from 2s to 4s i .. in the. £ for ONE WEEK MORE. LINOLEUMS REDUCED from 2s to 4s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. CRETONNES REDUCED from 2s to 5-5 in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. CLOTHING REDUCED from 2s to 4s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. MANTLES REDUCED from 4s to 6s 8d in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. MILLINERY REDUCED from 5s to 10s in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. LACES REDUCED from 4s to 7s 6d in the £ for ONE WEEK MORE. fl ENUINE -DEDUCTIONS ■ • "in.- ; - TjIVERY T\EPARTMENT. ONE WEEK MORE. \ r D.S.C. ; : ' ; PURIRI ■l'.; IN LONDON. /"VUK T ONDOX A GENTS REPORT THAT PURIRI NATURAL MINERAL WATER is • T>APIDLY pOMINGTNTO YOUR, • -- AND IS NOW .THIRMLY "ESTABLISHED '; •'.-.". AMONG THE WORLD'S MINERAL WATERS. » * DRINK "VTATURE'S ipiNEST "DEVERAGE. ;, IT CURES , % ■pHEUMATISM, TNDIGESTION, OUT. PURIRI AND WHISKY. ax. L I TAUPO TOTARA TIMBER COMPANY, L TD YARDS, ONEHUNGA STOCK, 1,250,000 FT - Telephones, 1857, 1954. TEACHER, TO TOP BOY IN CLASS ■"" WHAT IS THE NAME OP DALTON ASSOCIATED WITH? mY ' CLOTHING, SIE ™ VERY BEST TO BE HAD IN N.Z. Teacher: Why did his name get so closel: associated with Clothing:-" ! Boy: Owing to the splendid value lie give and the Pit and Style of his Footballe Brand of Clothin?, which can be bough at no other Shop than J. H. DALTON 278, QUEEN-Sl'. ■■ „',•,, „ . | Teacher: Whv is the Footballer Brand o j Clothing vo different to ordinary Cloth i ing? ... Bov : Footballer Brand of Clothing is mad on quite different lines to ordinary ready made clothing-. Most of the Coats almade by men, and have the style am finish that cannot be imparted except b; artists at the businessTeacher: If he employs men to make Coat in his READY-MADE DEPARTMENT how can his prices compare with, othe houses that employ girls only? Boy: His system of making is so far in at! vance of other houses that the price \ less, and the fact that ho buys for cagj direct from Best Woollen and Worstei Mill* in, Mi« ■world, in. li».rg» quantities , .. than saving all the iY&i'dwiu«»Mi • profit