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Sun (Christchurch), Volume II, Issue 561, 26 November 1915, Page 9

30 GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES I I I I LADIES' NATURAL WOVEN VESTS— Oliver's Price 3/6 3/11 pair Sale Price 2/6 2/11 WHITE WOVEN COMBINATIONS, short sleevesOliver's Price 7/11 Sale Price 6/6 INFANTS' CREAM SERGE and NAP CLOTH PELISSES—- .. Oliver's Price .. .. 7/11 11/6 15/6 17/6 Sale Price 4/11 7/11 9/11 11/6 CHILDREN'S SERGE SKIRTS, Navy, Brown, and Cream—Oliver's Price .. .. 7/6 7/11 Sale Price .. .., 4/11 5/11 20 MAIDS' RAINPROOF COATS, in Grey and Fawn Shades, assorted sizes— Usual Price 15/6 ..' .. .. Sale Price 10/6 WOMEN'S PLAIN BLACK COTTON HOSE— Oliver's Price 1/6 2/- 2/11 Sale Price .. 1/- 1/3 1/6 GIRLS' BLACK RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE— Oliver's Price .. 1/- 1/3 1/6 1/8 1/10 Sale Price .. .. lOd 1/- 1/1 1/4 1/6 LADIES' WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, Irish handembroidered—Usual Price 15/6 Sale Price 10/6 WHITE VOILE BLOUSES, with large Navy and Black spots—Usual Price $/ll Sale Price 5/11 Each and every item detailed here is marked at far below its value, and by BUYING NOW you will save a greater expense later on WHITE JAP SILK BLOUSES, good Heavy SilkUsual Price 15/6 .... .. Sale Price 10/6 WHITE SHEETING, 54in.— Oliver's Price 1/1 a yd. Sale Price lOd a yd. WHITE SHEETING, 80in.— Oliver's Price 2/3 a yd. Sale Price 1/9 a yd. UNBLEACHED DAMASK— Oliver's Price .. .. 1/6 1/11 2/6 a yard Sale Price 1/- 1/6 1/9 a yard HONEYCOMB QUILTS, Single-bed sizeOliver's Price 6/11 7/11 Sale Price 5/6 6/6 HONEYCOMB QUILTS, double-bed size— Price 9/6 11/9 .. Sale Price 7/6 9/6 HEAVY WHITE TOWELS— Oliver's Price 1/4* 1/6 Sale Price 1/- 1/3 LIGHT GREY MIXTURE DRESS TWEEDS— Oliver's Price 3/6 a yd. .. Sale Price 2/6 a yd. NAVY CORD VELVETEEN, 27in— Oliver's Price 2/6 a yd. .. Sale Price 1/6 a yd. SILK POPLIN, 38in., in Cherry Pink/only— Oliver's Price 3/11 .. Sale Price 1/11£ a yd. HEATHER TWEEDS for CostumesOliver's Price- 1/lli a yd. .. Sale Price 1/6 a yd. CO. LTD H. HERBERT SMITH General Manager. REAL ENAMEL BELT CLASPS— Oliver's Price 2/6 to 4/6 .. Sale Price 6d each VELVET BINDING in Grey and Drab— ' Usual Price 2d a yd. Sale Price 4§d for 18yds. CREPONS in Block Stripes and Coin SpotsOliver's Price 1/- a yd. .. Sale Price B£d a yd. NAVY AND WHITE STRIPE DRILL— Oliver's Price 1/1£ a yd. .. Sale Price lOfd a yd. WHITE PIQUE, 28in., good qualityOliver 's Price 1/3 a yd. .. Sale Price 9£d a yd. FIGURED ALL-WOOL DELAINES— Oliver's Price 1/11 a yd. .. Sale Price 1/3 a yd. DOUBLE-WIDTH COLOURED PIQUE— Oliver's Price 1/9 a yd. .. Sale Price 1/3 a yd. POMPADOUR CREPONS— Oliver's Price 1/- a yd. .." Sale Price a yd. CAMBRIC EMBROIDERY and INSERTIONS, from lin to 4in. wide— Oliver's Price .. 2£d 3d to 9d a yard Sale Price .. .. Id l£d to 4d a yard BLACK SILK RIBBON, sin. wideOliver's Price 1/- a yd. .. Sale Price B£d a yd.

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"We have lost, and are losing, in this war the flower of our youth, and I question whether the community is realising that fact," said the Eev. E. E. Davies, of Dunedin, at a service of intercession held in a northern city. "From the standpoint of the future of the nation the position is disastrous. I was in the Old Country when the war commenced, and I noticed that the response which came right from the heart of the nation, was the response of the best. There was battalion after battalion of young university men, the very flower of the life of the nation. There never has been an army before such as Kitchener's army because of its character. It has taken the very heart out of the nation.' '-■

The bellows of the organ in Seville Cathedral are worked see-saw fashion by a man walking up and down a long plank.