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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 918, 10 September 1910, Page 11

■ You May Live from Town, yet'We Place the Selection of a City Right at lorn Door . , . i I I SEND FOR'SAMPLES . of our New Bress Goods. " 8.i.m.■.»!.■. "■■"■'■■""■" V -■"■' ...... ■■>......■■ im-iwnr i ■ Upon receipt of a Post Card we will forward Samples of -oor Spring and Summer Dress Goods > to any address in the Dominion. We have many lines in stock that are not obtainable,elsewhere: and where qoality is the ' same, oor prices 'are invariably the lowest. ! N ' -■ " • I TEST US WITH A POST CARD. i >. • ' .'""- LINEN.—In this class of material our selection is very complete. 36in. Puie Linen, in 28 different shades, 4s. 6d, 48in. Pure Irish Linen, full range of shades, 2S. Ed. j COTTON SHANTUNC—27in. wide, in almost every shade/ certainly \ in all wanted shades, Is. | TUSSORETTE.—27m., a very beautiful material, with a highly mor- ! censed finish, equal m appearance to Tussore Silk. Wondeiful | variety of sliades, Bjd ! MERCERISED LINENS.- 36in ,in self colours and stripes. Excep. i tionally good range of 'colourings, Is, 6ii. LINEEN.—An excellent Linen substitute. Wo aro showing a great I lange, including white, cream, biscuit, sky, wise, blenott, lasp- ( berry, purple, amethyst, old rose, brown, reseda, moss, black; 3_d.' i BENCALINE.—A fine cotten cord with a meicerised finish/showing • ! all usual colours, and 15 new shades, 9_d. j PLISSE.—A firm favounto m England this Summer. We, prophesy ! that this fabric will be in great demand here. A nice range in plain j shades, and two-tone stripes, 7£d." i ' i >• - i '' OTTOMAN RE.PP.—This material is double-Tfidth, and is especially, '' suitable for poa'ts and Skirts. Patterns in -two-tone of v < navy, rose, iky, saxe, blown, green, prunella, black, is. 11d. \ ' Send- fos? Samples.' . J'- -• y t _______ - '' , . "'i j) u || ) '.ill lii i«ira-.lu.jl^t,VV^] t 'M3^a^-«-v-toJ^^ ,-,->— ——wii.l niiMmf.ll.l l 1.,.».J1JL..1UL..UH.) l in ..'...iri..HHiiiKW,«iiin»iiii4lWiMlli»n.l«My j ..*■. • LIBERTY'S. ~ JEW" SHIPMENT, ,0F METAL'WORK. " ARTISTIC AND USEFUL. — ' nT~TJri~TTV" rV IM.'.UU.TVh-IH '< 'Ihi-nwiwe'ii- __rr.n.'t_~T-rrtvi.-m-iL J -_,mi.-ftl tinmirmnaun -i-ii_- i-Jfrimnrririh* DONT ' NEGLECT ''" : : YOUR EYES'. J . •' _.. FOR OS. you "can procure a'PAIR OP THE BEST SPECTACLES AND HAVE YOUR 'SIGHT TESTED FREE. 1 This ofter >standa good duiing the'CHEMIST ANNIVERSARY SALE now being con- > ducted at SHAW'S MEDICAL HALL, /MANNERS STREET, TORY v STREET, AND THE CECIL BUILD'iNCS, ILAMBTON QUAY,' where' v All Goods are being Sold at Wholesale Prices. ' \ ' Opportunity for Ladies. hails, —■ LAMBTON QUAY (Hannah's 'Building DURING SLACK TIMES,, .EB _ oldmg thW ANSUAL STOCI SIECtL'S, LADIES' TAILOR, ,_f__ T^KING S alE, and Customers wi MANNERS STREET, HAS _ nQ su bstanbal Fancy Woi DECIDED TO LET THE and Clma odd Silks and Cottons clea LADIES HAVE SMART COS- a t below cost./ Sample Parcels < TUMES AND ] LONG COATS Reninaats on .approval % to Country Cu, FOP- 3S« O-fi - toniers at >' OUR £1500 'WORTH Oh ~,.. ,«.oi„ J ,.^.i_.j m »ii jummwn «.i i-m.^ STOCK TO CHOOSE-FROM, f~. ....'.... . „,,. ALL THE LATEST SHADES. , J 1 "/" 1 " 1 that bu,, ? s up heal,h! • DO f , ,1 Only Address':— ' , I ' . tf 'SIEGELS OatmeaL' . __y ■& fled &e& kJff -p oi or s U pp e r n 0 m ore LADIES' TAILOR, nutritious and healthful dish can bo ...mvudc < am pro ram found than a plate of poindge and MANNERS ..SIKIiEI. milk! McGill's Oatmeal is the finest . that inonev can buy—it has the ' *' delicious nutty flavour. "COORONG" In open competition/with the PRIVATE HOSPITAL. cho.cest products of Great Bntajn (Obstotncal) at the British Japan Exhibition, Nurses J. WILSON & I! E. WALKER. London, 1910, McGill's Oatmeal was Telephone 231 C. —— . , r Addross- 121 Tasmau Street, Wellington awarded the Gold Medal. SPACIOUS GROTJJ.DS. grocelj and be surs lt>s .. McGl |l's,» , ■ ■ otherwise \ou ninj be disappointed* FOE | Made at Milton (Tokomavriro),' FJAINTIEST AFTERNOON 8 ' Otago. \ TEAS AND LIGHT LUNCHEONS, V S _ B ---- B n-mM---_^ Visit " ——— . P. S. TATLO R, jj' , " lwm " 1> " 1 " 131 and 231 Cuba Street HftHCCIVIVCC High-class Confectioneiy, Bridal Cakes, UUUJCTYIVfij) And all Tablo Delicacies . . . Pnrd ' . Ask tor , and 1 ' WILSON'S ' ;mm OPENINGJNVITATION. HAMS S BACO'f. • LEN M'KENZIE invites you M- iDE om Pl S« klll «d to visit his Modern Phaxmacy, ItJI under strict GovernLambton Quay, -.Near Wood- ment Inspection, ward Street . ■ FREE FROM Stotk Newest and Purest. DISEASE ' nVr ..I«I.riIUIILBII.U.I^IIJ.F.J.LKII.*IMi-JltL.ll.l^lMl l ""yy | || | fHf, Clean Thousands of pcoplo snf- -.._,_„.' „ to from eatmg impure I JOSEPH, LADIES' TAILOR an _ food, but ' • (Law of Nodmo and Co.), Wilson's NEW SPRING GOODS ARRIVED, Palat- HAHS AND BACO|g Call and Inspect. . ■ Are Costutoes, from £i 4s Skirts"from 5 ' ARsnillTFlY piirp £1 ss. Ladies' Oh Mator.al o <~ 7 I \ Mado Up i| See that they cairv tho •Phone 3053. Boulcott Chambers ( ■ BOPLCOTT STREET i wiILSWS. ' ' fi_ ' ' WAIRARAPA BACON FACTORY, STUDY tho Property Market.—The Ham and Ba c&i Curers. back page of "The Dominion" is a H. WILSOK, Proprietor. Uad and t arm Directory. ~ |_ s ____ c _ gßasSD _ e _ aaß ___^^