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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 923, 16 September 1910, Page 7

Imt a Word with You about New Spring G©©d®. x MEVER in the history of our business career have we'opened . - such a-wltio and varied range of goods as we are doing- . ; this Spring. Both Wool and Cotton have advanced materially in ' - •price during the past season, and yet our Home Buyers, by.get- . ting into tho markets early, have been In a position to confirm ■ orders with the Manufacturers at prices which will commend ~ ■ themselves •to all purchasers of- first-class CLOTHING AND MERCERY. A glance, at our Show Windows will demonstrate this fact to you. < ■ , CRICKETERS' / /WHITE FLANNEL TROTJSERS-From Bs. lid.;, STRAWS FOR' MEN, BOYS,\ AND' JUVENILES—From Is, 6d. /, CASHMERE JERSEY SUITS IN OREAJI, BROWN, NAVY.' RESEDA, AND MYRTLE— From Ss. 11d. ' ; 'VARSITY SUITS. -THOUSANDS"TO SELECT FROM—7S. 6d. up. UM§ON CLOTHING Co.'s POPULAR STORES, Welßiaigton v - » and Petone.

! "WHat ris-- ; liabbiji? P"; : ask«d. *.tKo-: : Ssaid- the school girl, smart andbnght} "It is labour' to' do coughing,"•'••••' ' • As sonio people do, all .night!" "What is Capital s " he asked her, , 'After a brief interval: v ■' V :i;:; ,-'-' "Woods' Great Peppermint Cure!" fehs\ 1 > answered. ! . v "Mother says,: that's - Capital!"—Advt. 17 mn . .... -<

DESSERT FIGS. '• ' ' t' DESSERT FlO3, ' Finest Layers, 1 ' Ed. par pound. Wardeli's, Willis Street, SYDNEY H. HIGQS ! OBTAINS PATENTS '. ti -AND GIVES INFORMATION PREE.t :• ' COOPER'S BUILDINGS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON v I Tiii) Frocl Fabrics It Jies Smitl's. ■ ' • Don't riot tho fact' that you live la, . .. 'K.i the country deter,: you from ■ getting :-.- • ono of these Pretty. Washing ■Fat'>■.- * rics. Jlist write asking, for patterns,' ■ k and.wo.jviirsend them,to you Post : . ; V; Free immediately.. Just, mention tho ' ' .: ; .i • colours :you prefer, and-wo" will . meet your requirements. If you are near .enough to come, to the . Store, • i :,-j [ - wo prefer that you should come and 1 see tho goods for yourself. • 3 45m TWO-TONE dark I grey, fawn, .heliotrope,, vieux . rose,' . 1 saw blue,' aud black, ' i 11 At 2s. lid. a yard. 45in. PLAIN DRESS LINENS—La. ; ■ brown, .vieuxrose, saso blue;- hello- : ' ! j ; trope, and light blue,At 2s. 3d. a yard. i 36m PLAIN " DRESS LINENS—In ! I . light and dark - green; light -blue,- * heliotrope,-;! ieus lose, and champaguo, At ts. 3d. a yard. FANCY CREPOLINE—In plain col- •; ours/such as heliotrope; light blue, ,green; vieux rose, and black; 27m. wide, At Sid. 'and Is. a yard. : MERCERISED POPLINS-31m. and ) I/. ! 32m. wide, in -vyliito, cream, -navy. \ -light-brown, ■ vioux'-rose,-, grey," light ' | green, sky blue, saxo blue",. hello-'. . '-"'i ' trope, and :black; extra Tehoico, -..<1 ■ • At Is. 11d. a yard. - ; LINEEN—A: now: summer fabric, 80inl vi to 31m.: wide, in-"- black, navy, .. j cream, pmk. saxe blue, green,liglifc ' -..i .- blue, vieux roso, brown, - cham«.v. ' pague, and heliotrope, At B£d. a yard. 1 COTfOX SHANTUNG—2Bm uido, in i . grceu, vieux rose,-, navy,, heliotrope,' >. ■■ w'j brown,. . black, light . . blue,-s-v and-v ' champagne, -At Is. 3jd. ayard." s-^'j James Smith, Ltd., j Cuba Street, Wellington.