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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 793, 16 April 1910, Page 14

■ ■ . ■ ; . ■ ■. '.•:•#■■■ IF IT IS A GOOD PLAN TO LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP, WE BELIEVE YOU WILL FIND IT EQUALLY PROFITABLE TO LOOK BEFORE BUYING. • . ' AT LEAST SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY OF DRESS FABRICS AT TE ARO HOUSE ' ■V^ BEFORE ORDERING YOUR WINTER DRESS. / THE LOOM WIZARDS HAVE EXCELLED THEMSELVES BY PRODUCING BEAUTIFUL PLAJN-COLOUR EFFECTS FOR THIS SEASON'S WEAR, AND THIS WINDOW DISPLAY SHOWS EXAMPLES OF THEIR BEST WORK IN BROWN, And these are some of the Fabrics -exhibited:— BEAUTIFUL EMBROIDERED ROBES, with Shaped Skirts and material, for Bodice, ; ; 885.,'955.' BROWN SATIN-FACED CLOTHS, in light and dark tones; 48m ; mdo > 3s. ed. and 3s. lid. yard. BROWN FRENCH SUITINGS, All-wool, and 52in. wide, . ' 6s. e<l. yard. , ALL-WOOL "VIGONE," in the newest shades; 48m. Wide • is. lid. yard. s BROWN ZEBALINE, in Robe lengths 495.' 6d. each. ALL-WOOL CORDmOYS, '■'. _ e3s. the Robe Length. ALL-WOOL VENETIAN' CLOTHS,■■ 50in. wide, : ; ;«. ed., 4s. to as. ed. yard. ALL-WOOL DRAP CLOTH, 54in. wide, 10s. ed. yard. inXED TWEEDS, in all leadmg'tones of Brown; 42in. wide, is. 3d., 2s. ed., 2a. lid. yard. ALL-WOOL STRIPED TWEEDS, 44m. wide, ■ . ; 3s. ed., 3s. HA, to. ed. yard. ALL-WOOE CHEVIOT. SERGE, 48in. wHe, 3s. 9tt, 4s. ed. yard. ; 54-inch STRIPE AND CHECK TWEEDS, suitable for the New Tailored Costumes,: •■,-. . 4s. tid., ss. 6d. yard. When it's a epiestaon of sorvice only,' AH-Wool Fabrica should suffice. THE CENEROUS WIDTHS OF THE.ABOVE MATERIALS WILL OVERCOME MANY DRESSMAKING DIFFICULTIES—PARTICULARLY UNSEEMLY SEAMS. These and many other considerations mate it important to buy your Drees Materials here; but the greatest factor of aD in "VALUE FOR MONEY." Cuba and Dixon Streets, WELLINGTON.

B-cL lIDDINfi RINGS. S to Q per cent Barod 67 - o&ing to iammpad & Patrick, THE NEW JEWELLERB, '7* MANNERS ST, WELLINGTOH. Brory Ring Guaranteed. Made to Customer's Size atd Width at an Hour , !! Notioe. COUNTRY ORDERS BY RETURN.