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Press, Volume L, Issue 14986, 5 June 1914, Page 2

I' We show unusually good eflfedts in the I -_ lower-priced models . . . Call and see the smart shapes tastefully trimmed. """" """"■■"■ '■"""■ ""'" ** i,e " c,—< " e " i,i "™" , " , " — ' cc, " , '"" '""""""""'■■'•■•e* 1 iyiODEL HATS In all the newest M READY-TO-WEAR FELTS, in 1 colourings, including Tango, ' euorted shapes, trimmee! Qticn- i N Lime, and Marine Blue, trimmed tal bands and fur — i : mounts, fur, and ospreys— I0 ; 9 126 c< 176 i 326 376 & 42'- 1 UNTRIMMED FELT HATS, I in all the latest colours and H TRIMMED MILLINERY in ! _ thapes— I Velvet, Felt, and Ottoman Silk, s | 7f\ \ <)!\ \ & 126 I very smart shapes, trimmed rib- H bon, wings, and berries— i" BLACK VELVET HATS, ml ; \9 f 6 2\ f - 25 f - & 27 f 6 ) dose fitting and sailor shape*-— I [ 9HI IK6 129 & 14/6 I MATRONS' BLACK HATS CHILDREN'S READY-TO- I and TOQUES, the very newest | WEAR FELTS, in Scarlet, I •tyles in Tagel, Velvet, and Saxe, Grey, and Navy— § Silk, trimmed feathers, otpreys, 5'H 7'll 9'l 1 & W6 and mounts — -, "- -25- 296 326 35'- WOOL CAPS, m assorted colours '? O 2 6 2/1, & A ' ; BLACK VELOUR HATS, In E THE " MADCAP" TAMS, m V > the leading shapes— ii the newest colours^— \st9 W9 226 276 & 35'- 26 2'll & /

ihe New Tobacco ET^'VELVET"? If not, TRY It and compete in the "Velvet Limerick Competition Twenty Cash Prizes as under: Ist Prize ... ... ... DBS O O 2nd „ ... .„. ... £3 O O 3rd „ ... ... ... j£i 1O O 2 Prizes of ... ... ... 15 O S .. ~ ... ... ... 7. 6 IO „ „ ... ... ... 2 6 Here's the Limerick : ■ ' • A lady of excellent taste • Crial " Sir, I will not be embraced. 'if * Your Tobacco, ~f~fatou!, -~ , Isn't 'Velvet, , and so — . , r> ' ' i .fudges Of. li A EYKRTZ,Eilitor,* The Trl'id." Wellington. ■'.•'' QREAD THE CONDITIONS: . (1) Competitors have to supply a missing line, the last word of which must rhyme with the word "Embraced." • "..;-■• Competitors may aend in as many attempts as they wish but each attempt must be accompanied by one (1) empty tin oi"Velvet." (J) The Judge's decision will be final. *' . {4) All ontriee be made by 31st July, 1914, after whioh'date ]" ■ the Competition will close. : -' ■ (5) Successful Compesitors' names nnd addresses will be pnb« \, lished in the leading newsp ipers thro ghout New Zealand. (6) Attempts to be posted With fall name and full address and cm - .' mmpty tin of " VELVET "to t ——————————— "VELVET," ' \ . •7 Box 181. C.P.0.. WELLINGTON. N.Z. I I<-V|KJ FATHER I H finds his day's work easier when he 8 1 has had yAN HOUTEN'S CX)COA I - B for breakfast. It keeps out the cold too! I < B He looks forward to VAN HOUTEN'S B > : fl for supper. It refreshes and gives 3 H him a good night's rest. B > /

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