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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 838, 9 June 1910, Page 9

y- • : —— •>j H ,||| u.i.mh .....,■ yiy.m hihmi'■ ■. 'f' ■ " Ul'.Tl.irr 1 . 1 .' ■'■'"{jr&v '*¥'' Head Office, Telegrams, London Office, [• •-f | Wellington. Duttilita, Wellington. 23 Lime St., E.G.. | JOHN DUfHI.E;& C0..-Ltd., | HARDWARE AND METAL MERCHANTS, SPECIALLY INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO THEIR ;- COMPLETE STOCK OF \ Electric'--Lighting Supplies. " ELECTROLIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS, LAMPS, GLASS, AND SILK SHADES, , *■ [ k CABLE, FLEXIBLES, SWITCHES. j I METALLIC FILAMENT LAMPS, | ,' ' BRAND, Z. BRAND. j The "Z " brand will save you 70 per cent, of current. I* j i is British made. Burns in any position, does not blacken. Ap■v | . proved and accepted by the Wellington City Corporation. Ship- t ment just landed at Reduced Prices, suitable for alternating f !or continuous'current in 16, 25, 32, 50, 100 C.P. ' GLASS SHADES. J ,WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OP GLASS SHADES IN j ARTISTIC DESIGNS AND PLEASING COLOURS. f JOHN SUTHIEI & Co., Xrfd.,. . & . WILLIS STREET. J > ■ | ' ■■ ■. '■.-"' ■ j -.'.'■ Eage* Hands will Reaela I : Oat • lot Glove- ' Values ..! Lite These* ': . 5 ■ ■ THE QUESTION OF CLOVES STIRS US OFTEN, !j t AND IF WE ARE NOT CAREFUL THE RE- | NEWAL OF SUCH APPARENTLY .LITTLE \ [ THINCS WILL EIE RESPONSIBLE FOR A \ •\ GREAT LEAK IN OUR DRESS EXPENDITURES. ■ \ In thesa times of tight money every one economises! to be jj \ ~ - consistent In your economies be sure and'buy your Gloves at ii j ' .'.'te ARC):HOUSE, j j because here the Best Quality and the Lowest Prices go j j hand In hand. • ' / j ■• I . THE "VERA" SPECIAL is claimed to be the Best 'Glovo 5 I Value of its kind in Australasia.' It is made from the, jj I "■■ finest Kid—specially- selected and, manufactured' by a .1 | Leading French Glove House. Two Domes, in White, « i . Beaver, Brown, and Grey, 2s. lid. 3 : ~. Other Permanent Values are: — ' ■ 3 I ' ' THE ALBANY GAUNTLET GLOVE, 4Jin. stiff cuff, heavy j i Kid, 6s. 11 d. pair. || -| V WHITE KID GAUNTLETS, Elastic Wrists,-Coloured Suede. | "|. Reverse,'- •.-.- 6s. Ud.'pair. , | \ ■ 2-Dome KID..GLOVE, 3 cord points, in White, Sky, Pink, 3 5 . Helio., Lavender, Champagne, and Lemon, 35.»11d. pair. I .V" 12-Button Length, KID EVENING GLOVES, in. Pink, Blue, .J' ■'■ I' Heliov, Nil, "Wine, Buttercup, Amethyst, and Black, ' ;l ' 1 7s. 6d. pair. ' ;| M 76-Bntton Length SUEDE EVENING GLOVES, in Rose, jjj ; Pink, Blue, Helio., Nil, Buttercup, Palo Biscuit, White, & ■ \ . and Black, Bs. 6d. pair. 4 ' . EVENING LENGTH WHITE KID AND SUEDE GLOVES, | ■ j - - 6s. 11d. pair. § I 16-Button'Length SILK GLOVES,\ in White, Cream, Sky,' I \ , ■ Pink, Helio., Nil, Scarlet, and Black, 3s. 3d. pair. i \ ..'. ,A Special Line of FABRIC GLOVES, • Stiff Gauntlet, small . | S gusset, in Prune, Green, Pastelle, Drab, White, Black, ft = Is. ild. pair, 5 j ;Dainty -'Hosiery for Those who j T Keep, in Step with Fashion. \ \ ■"" •■•''■ •■' ■ 1 j All the little ohanges in Hosiery Fashion are % * ' reflected In TE ARO HOUSE Assortments, and every i \ price means a saving to the woman who wishes to - | • replace any worn out effects. ■ i T A'Special Line of'PLAIN CASHMERE HOSE, in Purple,' 1 I Saxe, Myrtle, and Dark Green, At Is. 11d. pair. -\ \ EMBROIDERED TAN CASHMERE HOSE, Fancy Design, | . ; -in Sky, Nil, Fawn, Champagne, Cerise, and New Blue, i ■ ; v.. At 2s. 6d. pair. J '. 'i BLACK CASHMERE HOSE, Embroidered, Sky, White, Em- \ I erald, Helio., Scarlet, and Myrtle, 2S. 11d, pair. | I TAN CASHMERE HOSE, Embroidered Clox, in White, $ j -Helio., Blue, and Green, 3s. fid.'pair. | . = LACE LLAMA HOSE, in Dark Green. Reseda, Saxe, Ame- i I . thyst, Navy, and New Blue, At 2s. 11d. pair. ' j I COLOURED LACE LISLE HOSE, foi Evening Wear, ,in | _ I Pink, Helio., Nil, Buttercup, .Ficelle, Silver, Emerald, J J . . and Scarlet, 2s. Bd. pair. % X A. Special Line of WOMEN'S PLAIN CASHMERE 1/1 and I 5 ■ 211 RIBBED HOSE, At Is. lid. pair. I '■ : ■ ■ SPUN' SILK' FASCINATORS, Scarf. Shape, in Blue, Pink, § I Eau-de-nil, White, and Black, , At 3S. 11d. | I ' '. 1 I . Again, we say, compare Value for Value, Price | I ' for Price, and you'll be a constant shoppor at : \ ' 1 .. ■ • . ! TE ARO. HOUSE, : j : Otlba and Dison Streets, 1 : ■ \ • -■. Wettington. I ■■■' : ■ ' :,' ' ■ i ; ; TMvelimg Bags of All Desc^'ptbhs, BEFORE PURCHASING SEE OUR STOCK School Bags, from 2s. 6d. Brief Bags from 7s. 6d. W. H. NASH, j 35 Caba 'Street. ® nee e mos * 'I valuable foods known to I the Medical Professibn.—"The .. | •'■■ '' Lancet" describes it as "Mr. Benger'ss S : j yf admirable preparation." s -:.: S Benger's Food is distinguished from the others by ! i the ease with which it can be digested and absorbed. I I ' Benger's Food is for Infants and Invalids, j :'; I and all whose digestive powers have become weakened } J \ through illness or advancing age. "I -'. 1 Mothers and interested persons arc requested lo wrile for Booklet, "Benger's Food t . . 6 andJiowtoUselt." This contains a "Concise Guide to thi Rearing of Infants'' i '... g and practical information on the enre of Invalids, Convalescents and the-ARcd. r : I . Post free on application to Benger's Food Ltd., Otter Works, Manchester, Eng. * i ~- I. ©engcr's Fcai Is sold in tins ly 'Druggists, etc., coeryahcre. ■ k