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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 890, 9 August 1910, Page 3

Gold and sleet must go, and with them all the coldday styles. Their exodus will be hastened by the Early Showing of the New Spring Styles at TE ARO'HOUSE Of course, there will be a few cold days yet, but what , matter? Spring has already oommenced her work of renewal in hedge and coppice and garden bed, and in Milady's Breast thera stirs a pent-up longing for bright Rower-trimmed Millinery, light airy frocks, and other Spring attire. The Fashion exhibits at TE ARO HOUSE are known to be authentic, and gradually the whole assemblage of attire that Dame Fashion orders for her devotees is being completed. . Visit the Showrooms for a preliminary glimpse of the ' styles. Fashion's latest creations in COSTUMES, MANTLES, BLOUSES, Etc., are to be seon in all their beauty in the Showrooms. The ever popular Linen Coat and Skirt conies this season in a new style. The skirt is a happy medium between the very narrow sheath skirt and the voluptuous flowing styles. The coat and skirt is tastefully outlined by - , heavy insertion and simple designs in braid. The, Price of these most useful garments is 575. 6d. MANY LOVELY BLOUSES will be worn this season, the trimming on even the inexpensive Blouses is very effective, especially tho White Muslin Blouses, which range in Price from SS. 6d., 7S. 6d., BS. 6d., 9S. 6d,, to 15S. 6d, SHIRT BLOUSES, neat fitting, nicely embroidered, and fin-• ished with collar and tie to match. In Matting and Panama Cloth, 7s. 6d., Bs. 6d., 9s. 6d, In Linen, 12s. Bd., 15S. 6d. . STYLISH LINEN COATS, can bo'worn with any dress, will wash and launder as freshes when new —in cream, white, and all the most fashionable colours—trimmed with lace insertions, embroideries, self and contrasting- strapping and soutache braid, Prices, 325. 6d., 455., 555. 6d., 635., 945. v, Latest SUSillinepy Creations. CHAEMING HAT large Breton Sailor Shape, in white chip, covered with black spider-web net, and wreath of small pink roses arranged round crown, Price, 395. 6d. A COSY MOTOR BONNM, in Moul Straw, lined pale blue,, veil in Moul Chiffon, very becoming shape, Price, 355. STYLISH TOQUE, composed of Amethyst Not and Premulas to tone, finished at. side with handsome mount of grass, Price, 495. 6d. LARGE FLAT BRETON, in Black Crenoline, trimmed round crown with tiny pink moss roses, and, large bow of black silk across crown, Price, 425. A CHARMING MUSHROOM SHAPE, ,in Piuk .and.. White. Flowered Muslin, lined with ! white net,- and large net bow across front, ' . Price, 395. 6d. DAINTY TOQUE, of Blue. Flowers, crown of foliage, finished at side with 1-not of black lace and bluo wheatcars, Price, 89s. USEFUL MORNING HATS, in all colours, 'trimmed 'with ~™, handsome Oriental , Scarves, Prices, 16s. 9d. and 18s. 6d. - ■ ■■'•'• x*m -. ' i .■■•Cuba A-Dixon-Sts q .Wellington.''. S I. A Tearing, Hacking Cough ? 2. A Stuffed-up Chest? 3, A Teasing Irritation in your Throat? 4 A Difficulty in Breathing ? x ! 5. A Cold in Your Head? I 6. A Fit of Sneezing? , s 'J. 7. A Pain in Your Chest? HAVE 8. A Shortness of Breath? YQU 7 9. "Only a Bit of a Cold?" . IF YOU HAVE, TAKE R <|« m a i CSS © a X^μ THE GRANDEST REMEDY FOR "A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE." FROM ALL CHEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS, AND W. G. HEARNE & CO;, Ltd., Geelong, Vic. I JSE LANE'S MEOOLINB R> L QW U daily after housework is p atentee of l ow » s p atent g h() done. It keeps the hands soft, Fl'OlltS. supple, clean, free from dirt. HOLDING THE LARGEST SHEETS Makes them fit fnr anv drawinff OF GLASS WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY. maKes them fit ior any drawing nuSTL'ROOF AND WATERPIiOOF. room. ii- everywhere. 8. | Wood or Metal. y '. SI CUBA STKEET, WELLINGTON.