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Ladies' Wincey Shirt Blouses— Usually 8/11 10/6 ~ Sale Prices 4/11 6/11 White Jap Silk Blouses, real good quality— Sale Price ~ . ♦ , < .-. *. r* 13/6 Ladies' Stylish Tweed CoatsUsual Price 75/- .. ,< Sale Price 65/Ladies' Cream Blanket Coats .. Sale Price 59/6 Samples in Fur Sets and Fur Coats At Special Reductions Heavy Cream Combinations, short sleevesSale Price .. ♦. 4/11 Light-Weight Cotton Combinations — Usual Price 3/11 .. .. Sale Price 2/3 Navy All-Wool Bloomers, elastic waists—■ Sale Price ..7/6 Grey Divided Skirts, with shaped bands, large size— Sale Price ~ 4/11 Children's Coloured Cashmere Frocks— Sale Price .. .. 5/6 Untrimmed Black Straw Hats .. Sale Price 2/11 Untrimmed Coloured Straw Hats—. Sale Prices ~ ■»» it rt. 3/11 5/11 Infants' Woollen Bonnets—? Usual Price 3/11 ~ -»♦ Sale Price 2/6 Dark Tweeds in 50 different designs— Usually 4/11 4/6 yard Sale Price 3/11 yard 52in. Hairstripe Suitings, black and white, navy and white—Usually 10/6 ~ Sale Price 7/11 yard Brown and Grey Homespun Tweeds, 56in.— Usual Price 9/6 .. Sale Price 7/11 yard S3in. Natural Tussore Silk .. Sale Price 1/91 yard Fine Cord Velveteen, brown and red — Usual Price 2/11 .. ~ Sale Price 2/3 22in. Black Bengaline Silk .. Sale Price 4/6 yard Frilled Pillow Slips .. Sale Prices 2/6 2/11 3/3 H.S. and Embroidered Tea Cloths — Usually 4/3 4/6 5/9 Sale Prices 3/6 3/9 4/11 27in. Fancy Organdi MuslinUsual Price yard .. Sale Price 6id yard 30in. Printed Cambric ... Sale Price 9Jd yard ~ Sale Price 2/3 Sale Price 4/6 yard Jap Crepe, all colours, 30in ~ Sale Price 1/1J yard Black Lisle Hose, lace bracelet ankle—* Usual Price 2/11 , t % , Sale Price 1/6 Black Cotton Hose ~ Sale Prices 1/6 1/11 Laces and Insertions, odd pieces in many different kinds— Sale Prices .. 2d 6d 9d to 3/6 yard Cambric Embroideries .. Sale Prices 4d to 9d yard Satin and Velvet Ribbons, odd shades and widths— Usually 1/11 2/11 yard Sale Prices 6d 1/-yard Traced Camisoles for Art Needlework—Sale Price .. .. ,» ~- - .. 1/Traced Doyleys, in assorted designs— Sale Price 4£d Tapestry Carpet Squares—Sale Prices 55/- to 95/Reversible Sofa Rugs , A Sale Price 39/6 White Lace Curtains .. Sale Prices 4/11 6/11 6/11 Duchesse Chests, stained oak or walnutSale Prices 42/6 to 72/6 Artistic Easy Chairs .. Sale Prices 39/6 to 85/. Full-sized Wood Bedsteads—; Sale Prices ... .. ~ % 45/- 55/- 65/CASH DISCOUNT AS USUAL CASH DISCOUNT AS USUAL

Darrt let a cold get a hold of the children. I Some children I catch cold readily I 1 and each succesI sive cold, if not I checked at once, is i\ likely to weaken ! the lungs more and ( more. It is when I IV tne ' 'u s are so *tj~w i I * weakened that youngsters are more easily subject to bronchitis and consumption. At the first sign of trouble, give the children oiHiin&ons They take it readily of their own accord because of the quick relief it affords. Croup and whooping cough both yield to the curative and soothing influence of Bonnington's. A Nelson lady writes: — "I have great pleasure in recommending your Irish Moss and can remember it being used by our family for twentyfive years or more. I also find it invaluable for d-ftf croup, which some of my , ~ children have been subject to. I can say it never fails to give relief. I advise all mothers to use it." -^ Mrs. Walter Broad. Buv it at your chemist's or at • the"store. Call for it by name Ikwrm and see that yon get it—imita- ~ . -".",. tions are sometimes offered .JV refuse them. 11° ■"•?- THRESH MILK AND CREAM, Guaranteed Pure and Free from Preservatives, Delivered iii Town and Suburbs Daily, PYRAMID DAIRY, Corner Barbadoes and Cashel Streets. F. HUNT, Proprietor. r Phone 1381. KED CROSS SALES DEPOT, next G.P.0., has Miscellaneous Stocks For Sale, and requires the patronage of the general public. Help the Fund. 6035

ft ™ —) V »'•• d m OLLEfc&YOUNG.LLLf Maker* of Brass and Copper Name-Plates, Companies' Seals, Emboaiing Diei, Robber anil Steel Stampi, Brass Labels, Carriage Plates, Burning Brands, and Slenci'« ■ «■<• General Engrarers. 119 WORCESTER STREET. 'PHONE 1877. r>t^^^-^^^^^^<is^^yrf9^^s^^s^^-^^^^^. Special Purchase of N. Island Boot Stock SECURED 810 DISCOUNTS FOE A LARGE QUANTITY OP BOOTS AND SHOES. We have 'bought from a North Island Boot and Shoe Dealer a splendid lot of Colonial-made Boots and Shoes. Seeing the urgency for a larger supply for the Winter trade—supplies being rather short here, we announce this latest purchase with the knowledge that the values and the qualities are right, and bound to give satisfaction. Solid sayings to all. Stewart Robinson c "U' e i\ t ' eet MOLENDO QUININE Tonic Wine REFRESHES THE STRONG RESTORES THE VTEAK REVIVES THE DEPRESSED ce 3/6 All Chemists

A vigorously healthful drink is KOLA-NIP. Its beneficial effects drive away depression and' tiredness. Eef resting—keen delicious. Quenches stubborn thirsts, relieves parched throats, cools high temperatures. Try

'Bring me MelhuishY -say my Patrons I a* Yes! In Restaurants and Home Dining &r Rooms, Melhuish s Rich Delicious Sauce :,,.,. -' Js always in demand. It ma *fimu!ates the appetite, and J(S makes cold meals really en--I 'x joyable. A Boon in Summer. The Flavour-made it Popular. L,HUISH T $ JIT 11**3 Give Your Children Nourishing The perfect food for years of growth is Oats —and the finest Oats in New Zealand are those milled and rolled for OATINA. OATINA is a real moneysaver. The 41b. bag contains the Largest Quantity of Finest Oats at the price. Weigh the Bag yourself. Also in 20!b. Bags, Full Weight. "Packed a Bag within a Bag" so that No Dust or Dirt can touch OATINA. If you prefer a fine meal porridge, ask your grocer for "OTO" cooks perfectly in One Minute. Made by LAMGDOWN & SON, Ltd. Chi'istchurc'i HAINES-5

Daily Knead vf Awarded Gold Medals at New Zealand and London Exhibitions. The expert baker will tell you that for nearly a quarter of a century there's one flour for which New Zealand's biggest and best baking firms were prepared to pay more to secure. He'll tell you that the expert —the man whose life study has been flour —recognises that Snowball is superior. And why ? Well —only one mill in New Zealand, the Snowball Mill, has the special patented process and machinery that enable the best results to be secured from the best wheat. The special process produces a flour richer in gluten than ordinary flour. Infinite care, too, is taken to maintain the standard of quality. The best wheat money can buy is used. The mill is driven by electric and water power only—no coal dust—scrupulous cleanliness. Every bag of flour is sifted through the finest silk to remove any trace of impurity. Human hands never touch the flour—all is done automatically. Result— Snowball, the daily knead —your daily need if you want the flour of high quality and purity that will leaven \ easily, make perfect acooes —perfect bread, / Packed in \2\, 25, 50, 100 and 200!b. sacks. Made by the Proprietors or Thistle Oatmeal—of Creamoat* *nd Milk Oatics fame. 1 EiEMINGaCCUTD

a charming playlet; the Pictorial Littles, with a song and painting scena; Kelly and Drake (entertainers), Coins (banjoist), Bonila and Lee (whip-cracking and sharpshooting), and Walsh and Walsh (patterisls).

FIRST AID IN THE HOME. Keep Magnetic Liniment in the house for emergencies. It banishes all pain, and is most soothing, and there is nothing like Dr Sheldon's Magnetic Liniment to quickly heal burns and cuts, and to relieve sprains, rheumatic pains, and lame back. Quickly stops toothache and neuralgia. Sold everywhere, 1/0 and 3/-. Obtainable everywhere. .3

I Complete I House ' Furnishers on Very Easy Terms 3 (no extra for terms) £5 Worth: £1 Deposit, 1/7 Weekly £2O Wo r th: £4 Deposit, 6/4 Weekly £lO Worth: £2 Deposit, 3/2 Weekly £39 Worth: £8 Deposit, 9/8 Weekly All Classes of Furniture and Furnishings in Stock Buy at 158 Hereford Street, Showrooms Upstairs OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ' i: --J^^^j

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Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1275, 14 March 1918, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1275, 14 March 1918, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Sun (Christchurch), Volume IV, Issue 1275, 14 March 1918, Page 7