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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 408, 18 January 1909, Page 4

' LESSONS TO LEARN. I<eam to laugn. A' good laugh' is bettor than medicine. Learn to attend strictly to your own business—a very important point. Learn to tell a story. A well-told story is as welcome as a sunbeam in a siok-room. Learn tho art of saying kind and encouraging things, especially to tho young. Learn to avoid all ill-natured remarks, and everything,calculated to create fiiction. Learn ( to koop your troubles to yourself. Tho world is too busy to care for your ills and sorrows. " .Learn to step grumbling. If you cannot see any good in iho world, keep tho bad ' to yourself." Loam to hide your ache* and pains under a pleasant smile. No ono cares whether you havo tho earache, headache, 1 or rheumatism. Learn to freet your friends with a smile. Thoy carry too many frowns in their own hearts to lo bothered with any of yours. V J?-'™ to a PP r e«iato tho fact that you shop to best advantage at the establishment of KiiJ„>uldio and Stains, Ltd. • 'Loam all about tho goods you want to buy boforo von make your purchases. If you como to this Storo," every facility will bo given you for safe shopping. RAINCOATS AND MACINTOSHES . . FOR WOMEN. <, Who would bo without a raincoat in this changeable weather? Rain comes along wnon least expected, and many a. pretty summer costume is rendered unfit for further service. ,We aro offering a really fine-lot of weather-resisting garments, and our prices aro very moderate. ' , FTO S N f G ?i H £ RAVE^E P E S°AT s ', inna 7 Wue > fa ™> TO «* g'ey; loose > backs, full sleeres, singl i or double breasted. b '' At 24/6,. 29/6, 35/6, 47/6, to 84/-. SUMMER WEIGHT MACINTOSHES, in tho newest, 'shades of tan and fawn, with smart Mipon sleeves, full cut, with collar to fasten up round threat. At 42/-, 63/-, 84/- each. WATERPROOF DUST COATS, made in new silk macintosh, in -ight self-colours and dainty stripes. These aw light and odourless, and suitable for wearing over any frock - ~ ' At £6/6/-to £10/10/-. - BURBERRY GARBARDINES, in fawns, tans, and greens. Theso coats aro specially imported by us becauso they are'so admirably adapted for the climate of this distriot. Ihey aro absolutely waterproof, and aro cool'in hot weather, and yet attord excellent protection from the wind. We havo these gaiments in all wanted " Blzcs ' ' 'At £4/10/-, £4/17/6, £5/5/-, £5/18/6, £6/6/-. _ BURBERRY MOTOR COATS. we have just",opened up, and an examination , , convinces us that they aro tho most useful as well as tho most stylish of such gar- \ merits. ' -■ -a One design is the tweed coat completely finished with leather lining, which can bo attached in a,few moments by patent fasteners; ethers havo leather linings attached; others again have camel fleeco linings, which are iciy waim and light. ' '' KIRKCALDIE & STAINS,' Ltd. . —— j ' '_ Cola I ' i i ■ ———•, - SHOWING, SIX 'DISTINCTIVELY ' '•' SUMMER STYLES. ','. IN LADiES' SHOES. mciOTG THE NEW GIBSON TIE SHOE, WITH BOUND ' ' ' • TOES. LARGE EYELETS, CUBAN HEELS, ' AT MOST PO°UL'AR PRICES. LADES' GLACE KID GIBSON TIE LADIES' GLACE KID LOENE SHOES, Patent: Caps, Round Toes, SHOES, Kid Caps, .Wolted Soles, Large Eyelets, Cuban Heels, 11s. bd. "The Bective,'" 1«! LADEES"PINE GLACE KID OXFORD LADIES* GLACE KID OXFORD TIE ' nP?3 a c? nt ' PT; ?? in i2 1 , S n noES > t Patcnt Ca P 3 < ffu» Round Toes/Smart Shaped-Heels, 10s. W. Toes, Cuban Heels, ... 15s. 6d. LA^^^ L n 9 E ?P G^ B , SON „ T^ E LADIES' GLACE FID DERBY lIE . SHOES, Patent Caps, Cuban Heels • SHOES, Kid Caps, Round Toe? Broad Silk Laces, 13s. (id. "The Bective," Welted, ... 16s. 6d.' / TAN KID SHOES, FOR HOT DATS, IN NEWEST SHADES. R, -HANNAH AND CO., LTD., RETAIL STORES: LAMBTON QUAY ANd'cUBA STREET. , CBIB

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